The recording comes from the world of German grocery retail, where Storyfellows works with food startups whose products are listed for Edeka. In the clip, the speaker is doing routine range checking, asking a store whether plant-based colours made from fruit and vegetables are already stocked. Shared as a short soundboard clip, it has found a second life outside retail because the formal sales language sounds so specific and earnest next to everyday meme content. That contrast, rather than any wider fame, is why creators keep reusing it for cold-call and supermarket jokes.
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A German voice clip of a Storyfellows rep asking Edeka stores if they stock plant-based food colours from fruit and vegetables, used for sales-call memes.
This short German voice recording captures a confident sales introduction from someone representing Storyfellows, a platform for food startups listed with Edeka. Spoken in a brisk, businesslike tone, the speaker explains that they are checking which Edeka markets do not yet carry plant-based food colours made from fruit and vegetables, then asks directly whether the store already has them in its range. The mix of corporate politeness and a very specific product question gives it an unexpectedly funny, deadpan quality, especially when it is dropped into an unrelated video where a cold call or a supermarket pitch feels completely out of place.
