Adrian Webb

Ron Kilgarlin’s $14.7 Million FTC Judgment: From American Screening to American Peptides

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There are business owners who accumulate glowing customer testimonials, industry awards, and inspiring stories about entrepreneurial success. And then there is Ron Kilgarlin, whose business history includes a $14.7 million federal consumer-protection judgment, a disastrous pandemic-era sales operation, a multimillion-dollar bankruptcy, and a federal appeals court opinion that reads like an extended indictment of how … Read more

Shellie Flockhart’s Gospel of Hypocrisy: Judgment for You, Christian Grace for Me

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There is hypocrisy, there is shameless hypocrisy, and then there is Shellie Flockhart demanding Christian grace after publicly condemning another woman as dangerous to children. Flockhart, an Iowa city councilwoman, appeared in a Republican-funded political advertisement attacking Democratic congressional candidate Sarah Trone Garriott. Facing the camera, Flockhart delivered her warning with the solemn certainty of … Read more

Tim Tebow’s Life Surge Excuse Has a Receipt Problem

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Tim Tebow’s explanation for the Life Surge controversy has a problem that a concerned expression cannot fix: the warning arrived long before the public retreat. According to The Roys Report, his team received detailed questions about alleged financial harm on July 29, 2025. In September 2026, Tebow said he was “caught off guard with some … Read more

PepsiCo Squeezed Every Penny Out of Doritos Customers. Then They Stopped Buying.

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TLDR: PepsiCo spent years pushing snack prices higher, shrinking packages, and testing how much its customers would tolerate. The strategy delivered impressive short-term revenue growth while consumer loyalty deteriorated. Walmart warned the company, competitors gained ground, and Frito-Lay’s financial performance eventually collapsed. Now PepsiCo is cutting prices, spending money to recover lost customers, and attempting … Read more