2026-10-26
44 分钟Well, hello, my friends.
Today, we're going to be talking about probably the most unique consumer goods company
to ever exist in, well, I mean, all of existence.
From a small candy operation to a family-controlled conglomerate
with well over $50 billion a year in profit.
Yes.
Yeah, that that that's a lot.
We're going to be covering the rise of an industry giant
that is still, weirdly enough, privately owned.
Something that is almost unheard of in today's corporation-filled global economy.
In a world of massive corporate entities waging product combat against each other
like the Roman gods of legend,
in order to tell the story, we're going to need to be drizzling
like a flow of chocolate across the river Twix,
which is absolutely an awful joke here in the first place,
but I didn't really misspeak because we're talking about the god of snack food war, Mars.
Yes.
Yes, there are so many different layers to that joke,
kind of like the layers of a candy bar.
But first, in order to be able to understand that,