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Yes, I started working at Citibank in December 2022. Citi recently announced we are the official card of the North American leg of Beyonc's Renaissance World Tour. Citi card members received special access to purchase presale concert tickets. Beyonc's concert is highly anticipated as it's been six years since her last solo tour. I've heard the ticket prices are insanely high-way to add to America's crippling consumer debt. Genius. So, I think targeting similar entertainment partnerships would help Citi's bottom line. My family is from Trinidad and Tobago. SM Jaleel \& Company created a popular soft drink for kids called Chubby in Trinidad. I loved them as a kid and even had a chance to visit their factory back on the island. They were available in other Caribbean islands, but I could purchase them from Walmart and other grocery stores in the United States until 2012. Unfortunately, the soft drink could not remain competitive against more well-known and established soda brands like Coca-Cola and Pepsi. SM Jaleel \& Company tried to target children with cute stubby bottles, but children were consuming can sodas or regular-sized bottles. I don't believe the ingredients of the soda were expensive. Most of the production costs were packaging and delivering the drinks. The globally recognized competition makes breaking into the soft drink market challenging. I would have to dig into the company's finances more, but I don't think they could have kept up. Even in Trinidad, Coca-Cola products are the most consumed