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Exactly!
Absolutely, but let's face the stark reality that this was Joseph's directive. His intentions might be rooted in a genuine desire to do good, but the outcome is undeniably detrimental, essentially acting like a tumor, stifling the reputation of @High Performance Lubricants.
Thank you for your excellent explanation, it makes perfect sense.
I'm absolutely not mincing words here. My earlier remarks were a sweeping assessment of the majority of boutique oils out there. Let's be clear, a large portion of them are merely pedestrian products, dressed up with marketing gimmicks. There's one firm, acting as if they're in the luxury market, not realizing they're dealing with a commodity. Their followers, capable of reciting a brochure verbatim, need to understand quickly not to dictate to customers; otherwise, they risk losing them one after another.
I am intimately acquainted with @High Performance Lubricants and the unparalleled quality they bring to the table. I have witnessed the potent engine cleaning capabilities of their lubricants, among other standout features. They are the embodiment of authenticity. They operate on a different level, not as a boutique oil blender but as a formidable force in the industrial lubricant manufacturing sector. The distinction is monumental. They don't pander to the average consumer with flashy advertising. Their consumer advertising budget stands at a firm zero. Their products speak for themselves, representing the pinnacle of quality, serving as their sole advertisement.
Let this be the final word, drawing a clear line in the sand: my general criticisms of boutique oils do not, and have never, encompassed @High Performance Lubricants. They stand apart, representing a beacon of excellence in a sea of mediocrity.
