A lot of times, the companies that make the cars we drive.

See the U.N.A in your jet-rolling.

The shoes we wear.

Be fast.

New bullets.

The food we eat, they make big promises.

I love garden when you're here, your family.

Promises that are often much bigger than the products they sell.

Do the things you love, or will be.

I'm Charlie Herman, and this is brought to you by the show about brands you know.

This is why Koreans call their country the Republic of Samsung.

And the stories you don't.

Was it the job of Polaroid to profit from a part-time?

That was all a question.

What happens when businesses try to do more than just sell you things?

When food is more than just food.

The hot dog is supplied food for culture.

And a board game is not all fun and games.

It's a very existential question.

Like how do you declare a winner in the game of life?

Yeah.

Should the makers of tampons also be teachers?

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