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@JustDisa That must have been a pain to deal with.

While I'm not encouraging the idea of people not even trying to begin with, a lot of people are so exhausted that they don't have the mental capacity to be able to do more than go to bed after work. That's why i want to find a way that takes the searching and research out of it and just get the products out there.

I think something that could make ethical things more accessible is if we had a way to do like how some fast food and coffee shops do where someone else can pay for other people's orders ahead of time. So if someone wanted to, they could pay ahead of time so other people could get to try that product. This would make people quickly get off the fence about trying the new thing because now it's completely free, eliminating the fear that people in poverty have about losing what little money they have trying something new and finding that they didn't like it.

Capital is an issue, but I bet an effort like this could literally be funded with crowdfunding to get started. Getting a following isn't easy, but the idea does exist. This conversation has been a good one. I'm not just spinning my wheels. I'm getting somewhere. You love to see it.