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<b>I did received reply from moron, ghoosh read interesting logic behind this.</b>

Thank you for contacting us with your concerns. On behalf of all of us here at
Jamba Juice Company, I would like to extend our most sincere apologies for
having offended you in any way with our "Enlightened Smoothie" creative
campaign. This was certainly not our intention, and I can assure you that as a
company, we have tremendous respect for cultural, ethnic and religious diversity.

This campaign was born out of the inspiration we found from the beautiful colors
and feelings traditional Tankan artwork evokes. For us there was a natural link
between the vibrant, beautiful and what we saw as "delicious" colors of the
artwork and Jamba Juice's passion around celebrating life and feeling good in
mind, body and spirit. The idea of "Enlightenment" spoke to us both from the
play off of "light" in the word, and the positive feelings the product creates that
you are making a healthy choice and doing something good for yourself.

Once we decided to follow the "Enlightened" theme, we sought out a traditional
Tibetan artist to ensure we took great care to respect and honor this beautiful
ancient art form. It was a very organic process with the artist and we all felt the
campaign represented a light, positive statement about celebrating a healthy
choice for oneself.

I hope this has helped explain our motivation for launching this ad campaign.
Please know that your feedback is very much appreciated and your comments
are being taken very closely to heart. Should you have any additional questions
or remarks, please feel free to call us.

I am writing another reply to them. Guy send letters to these jokers. They better stop insulting Hindus