Red Baron

“he stocks for Red Baron, I believe is the company... Yeah, it's a company. I think it's a company that owns Red Baron cuz people were like, "Look, he wasn't even putting Red Baron on the shelf. They were trying to say it's fake, but Red Baron is owned by a bigger company."”

Red Baron is mentioned in a discussion about a controversy involving someone stocking shelves with the product, with neutral tone about the brand itself.

“He's a middle-aged white guy who works at Red Baron. He stocks shelves, taking their frozen pizza, putting it at Walmart. Red Baron was started in 1952 by a 23-year-old in Minnesota...By 1970, they bought a small production facility in Kansas to make their own. And 50 years later, it's one of America's biggest frozen pizza brands. In 2022, they reached a billion dollars in annual retail sales, and they still manufacture over 100 million pizzas a year in Kansas.”

Ben Shapiro praises Red Baron as an example of American business success and a company that should be the focus of political discussion.

“This workingclass Joe was stocking up Red Baron pizzas at a supermarket when two nuisance streamers went up to him to prank him. Red Baron, the pizza company, tweeted out saying he's employee of the month.”

The company publicly supported a worker who was harassed by streamers, calling him employee of the month, generating goodwill.