10/01/2026
Behind every HoneyPop event are two very different kinds of chaos. đ
After a year of doing this together, weâve learned that we each have our own things we are completely incapable of being normal about.
For Meghan, itâs the drinks.
Does it taste right? Does it LOOK right? Is the color right? Does it need one less pump? One more pump? A different topping? A different syrup entirely?
Speaking of syrupsâŠour basement would like a word.
Because apparently the only way to know if a syrup is good is to buy it. And the other one. And probably three more just in case.
There are SO. MANY. SYRUPS.
Meanwhile, Erin is looking at the camper thinkingâŠ
Do we need another sign?
Are these colors right?
Could this be cuter?
Where are we going to put all of this?
And, most importantly: Can we just bungee it somewhere?
Meghan is holding up a drink asking, âDoes this need something?â
Erin is standing ten feet away deciding whether a sign needs to move two inches to the left.
And somehowâŠthis is HoneyPop.
One of us obsesses over what goes in the cup.
The other obsesses over everything happening around it.
We drive each other slightly crazy. We definitely enable each otherâs ideas. And neither of us has ever met the phrase âgood enoughâ and thought, âYep, sounds great.â
But one year later, weâre pretty sure thatâs a big part of why HoneyPop looks and feels the way it does.
Although for Year Two, we should probably agree on one thing:
No more syrups. And no more signs.
âŠNeither of those things is going to happen. đ