The last complaint you address is through StumbleUpon. StumbleUpon.com is another website which allows you to discover and share articles and websites.

Here is the complaint:

Oscar Alaniz via StumbleUpon blog $$Latest and Greatest in Yogurt News$$ stated, $$I tried a free sample of Tri$-$State Dairies$$ latest offering G$-$Yo$,$ and boy was I a convert to the Greek yogurt trend! Until I tried to find it at my local grocery store. The shelves were EMPTY. G$-$Yo is nowhere to be found, and the parent company has yet to respond to complaints from us regular working folks. What$$s up$,$ Tri$-$State Dairies??$$

How do you respond? Option $1$

"Thank you for mentioning Tri$-$State Dairies and our new sugar$-$free Greek yogurt, G$-$Yo$,$ on your StumbleUpon blog "Latest and Greatest in Yogurt News". I read your blog daily, and really enjoy the articles and websites I've discovered. The information you share has been very helpful since I work in the yogurt industry. Option $2$

We apologize for the recent shortage of our new sugar$-$free Greek yogurt. Due to a recent promotion, the demand for G$-$Yo exceeded our supply. TSD$\text{'}$s production facilities are working hard to ensure G$-$Yo is on store shelves within one week. Thank you for your patience. Option $3$

Yes, our latest sugar$-$free product, G$-$Yo$,$ is nowhere to be found. What about the other products TSD offers? We have low$-$fat yogurt, low$-$fruit yogurt, creamy yogurt, plain yogurt, low$-$carb yogurt, dessert yogurt, and frozen yogurt. Why not try one of these while waiting for G$-$Yo to be on the shelves again?