Regarding Pfizer and the other pharma companies, I decided against saying to boycott them and instead said not to buy their stock, because some people actually need their medications.

Secretly you're a really sweet guy.

Xbox-related

Sounds like a habit you need to kick.

when I bought myself a Red Bull cap to wear when I cheer on Verstappen

Both Red Bull and Verstappen are pretty based, so that purchase gets the stamp of approval.

You can try, like I do. But realistically, you'll always slip up with such a long list and it requires insane commitment and lots of return trips when you accidentally buy something you shouldn't, because you had to go to a physical store, because you don't use Amazon.

Eh, I do it more flexibly. But at least try. The point was that doing this is so difficult that you're not going to be able to recruit enough people to inflict a sufficient amount of pain on a given company. But if you single one out and manage to do that, then the message will get through to them - and to others.

I remember the win against Gillette. I should really check the P&G earnings to see if the brand recovered.

Since then, I have seen Gillette sales with price cuts I had never seen before. Unfortunately, there is the confounding variable of the lockdown.