You know what, these large outfits that control retail sales in our country hurt innovation because what they do is they make deals with some of the biggest companies. Ask yourself, why, when you go through a supermarket and you want to find soda pop--they call it soda pop in some places, and they call it--what do they call it in your part of the country?
Marcy Kaptur: “You know what, these large outfits that control retail sales in our country hurt innovation because what they do is they…”
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