I like that they're educating people about this. But safe your money and try buckets of different sizes and see what works best for you. Standing up and squatting does the trick, too. And it strengthens your legs.

I'm sorry if I sound like a pedantic prick, but I figured you'd like to know this if the error in the title wasn't actually deliberate: If you're going for an accurate translation, you should use "Genau in die Gefühle". "Rechts" always means "right" in the directional sense.

Well, I'm pretty sure most people don't go vegan because they don't like the taste of meat, but because they're making a moral choice. Having grown up with specific dishes, different sorts of wurst or cheese to put on your bread (they're a big thing where I'm from), you appreciate the way certain things taste. It has a lot to do with spices I think. These tastes don't magically change when you go vegan. Maybe some prefer to skip those "substitutes" that so many non-vegans sniff at later on, but in the beginning they can make the transition a lot easier. I don't see anything wrong with eating them if they're tasty. Quite frankly, I think people that get worked up over this are missing the point.