Nate Auffort shows bloopers of Quigley the porcupine, a natural actor trained with grapes and sweet potatoes to stand, clap, and pop balloons. Two commentators joke about the porcupine's future and remark that even insurance can be rethought.
Our porcupine is a tremendous actor. I mean, I think that probably has something to do with the lineage. You know, pretty sure his parents were in commercials and great actors and maybe even grandparents, but he got it natural.
I thought it was really surprising how the porcupine would interact with the handlers and how, you know, they could kind of control that porcupine with a grape or a sweet potato. Anything they wanted to do, from standing up to almost looking like it was clapping to popping a balloon. Yeah, very food motivated. Similar to us. I'm the same way. You know, the thing about insurance is that it can be complicated. You know, something that used to take a lot of time and used to you would, you know, kind of avoid it, you know, now we can rethink it and just like we've rethunk the porcupine, it doesn't have to be.
Prickly. The future of Quigley is in line with the future of quility, which is very, very big and very bright.