Quartering talking about restocking his Amazon store. I asked Grok about this stuff.
It looked at the weight of his coffee products to estimate how many units this actually is in that 1k pounds.
Assuming he is regularly restocking, every few weeks, which Grok says is the usual, it says 2k-5k units. Adds some for his own site sales, etc
This last image has a tldr on his profit. He's said it's a dollar profit per bag. Other products idk but would presumably be similarly low. Grok here is putting everything in his favour and being good faith and generous though. It was 150k revenue he said? He's just twisting words. Even if it's entirely true however, it's still not anything as much PROFIT as he would want people to think.
Warning coffee sales autism inbound:
Here's the Amazon sales estimator
K-Cups, less than 500 sales a month
12 oz bags 650-750 sales a month
He wants to pretend to coffee business is thriving but look at the green lines on those charts. That is Amazon sales ranking so lower == better. His K-Cups are at all time lows for Amazon sales and his bagged coffee sales are also spiraling.
He also sells 5 lb bags but those don't seem to sell enough to be a real factor either, under 50 sales a month.
If you were to go through each individual coffee flavor on his page you can see Amazon displays "50+, 100+, 200+, etc. units sold this month" as it does for all products on the site and get a rough estimate of his sales just to verify these numbers. Most of them don't even hit the 50 sales threshold and Medium Roast and Blueberry, which are his 2 most popular offerings by his own admission are at "100+" sales a month so his most popular products don't even sell 200 units a month. In fact the bagged coffee graph shows the sales per months for blueberry so you can see how far the coffee grift has fallen. The blue line on that represents the "X units sold in the last month" reported by Amazon. You can see last year in March he was selling 300-400 bags a month of just that flavor and briefly even 400-500 but since then the sales have fallen pretty steady to 100+ units a month with a few short peaks and valleys. The most recent spike from when Charlie Kirk was killed you can see his seller rating spike down as he was maximum grift then he did okay for a couple weeks when he pushed hard for holiday sales back in November.
He claimed $150k-$250k a month sales on the drunken stream, this is a complete fantasy.
So here's a dashboard for his website and Amazon he posted in June of 2025.
As you can see he was claiming 93k on Amazon and 78k on the website. This adds up to around $175k 9 months ago. So not only has his grift fallen off considerably since then but this was a complete outlier month. See June of 2025 was in the wake of his disaster massively overordering product for Mother's Day. So first off a lot of those sales were him clearing out the left over $100 grift boxes at 50% off. After all the fees and shipping he likely lost money on these boxes but the sales still show up as revenue. The mother's day boxes weren't the only thing he ordered too much of though. See Quartering had just established himself on Amazon and he thought he was going to run up the score on reviews and break the Amazon algorithm to sell his coffee to normies and instantly start going parabolic, so he went all in and bought massive stocks of all his coffee. That didn't happen so he was left with massive stock sitting on Amazon shelves. The thing about Amazon is you pay a fee to store product there based on the cubic area per day of stock then after a few months if it's still sitting on the shelves the fee basically triples.
So to have 1000s of bags and boxes of coffee sitting in an Amazon warehouse racking up fees is a big problem and could end you up in a situation where you go deep in the red just off storage fees. So Quartering in a moment of clarity discounted all his coffee to $15.99 a bag, this was 20% off his price at the time of $17.99. It's highly unlikely his margins were 20% on Amazon last June if he currently claims a margin of 5% ($1 per $20 bag sold). So his sales were way up as he was suddenly selling at a loss trying desperately to avoid financial ruin.
So tl;dr sure he maybe have had $175k in sales last June but very little of that was profit, if any, and most of those sales were due to desperate price cuts.
So now here we are in March of 2026. His grift, his views, his entire brand has declined significantly since last June. The Amazon store shows decreased sales, he hasn't been promoting people buying through the website for a year at this point, and we are supposed to believe his monthly sales are $150-$250k a month when he sold $175k in June of last year which required selling most of his products at a loss or at best near break even? So now we supposed to believe the website sales have increased in that time period when he has been pushing people to order from Amazon for over a year? Where are these sales supposed to be coming from?
So speaking of the decline:
TheQuartering channel is bleeding out
It's currently the 12th of March and Jeremy has 4.9 million views in the past two weeks. This SOUNDS okay but I went through and added up his short views since the 1st of the month and over 1.5 million. This means that Quartering's main channel has under 3.5 million long form views for the last 2 weeks, shorts pay so little they basically don't count.
At that rate he is on pace for around maybe 7-7.5 million (non-short) views in a month which would be a new low point for his channel. In March of last year he had 17.5 million views and he stopped doing shorts in early Feb that year, so this would be around a 60% drop in long form views.
The main channel is load bearing for this entire grift. The more that fails the more every other thing he's involved in will decline.
Another thing to consider while Jeremy claims the coffee is a massive success. I looked back and since 2022 he's always been releasing "seasonal flavors" for his coffee. His whole gimmick is the flavors and it seems to have been massively scaled back in Winter then stopped completely this Spring. No spring flavors this year, no hot cocoa over the holidays. Canary in the coal mine for this penny ante bullshit. He STILL has last year's orange flavored coffee K-Cups on clearance on his website, he still has his "summer selection" coffee for sale on Amazon, he still has his "Fall roast" for sale on Amazon, the first day of Spring is next week. "My coffee is fresh roasted on demand" by the way. Okay faggot.
Even worse for Jeremy, Amazon seems to have scrubbed all the fake reviews of his coffee and reworked their rating system. While he never explicitly asked his fans to leave fake reviews he did beg for 5 star reviews and a lot of them certainly left reviews without ever buying the coffee to own the SJWs, especially when he first started on Amazon or claimed his company was under attack by the woke left. You can see this screenshot from September where he shows over 1400 reviews with a 4.7 star rating. Well Amazon went through at some point and cleared out all the fake reviews and also broke each individual flavor out into it's own separate review.
So previously there were 100's of fake 5 star reviews, especially on the Blueberry and Medium roast coffee that floated the average rating to 4.7 and displayed on every flavor. Now the blueberry has been cut down to 100 reviews and no other flavor has more than like 40, a lot are even in the single digits and all the ratings have tanked. Blueberry now sits at 4.4, medium roast is 4.6, most others are in the low 4's and some of his newer flavors are sub 4 stars. This basically kills the dream of ever breaking out on Amazon. At one point his products were "rated" slightly higher than Bones coffee but now with all the fake simp reviews deleted Bones beats him on every possible metric and also has 100x as many reviews on every product and at least 4 times as many flavors. Jeremy's dream of this slop ever being more than Youtuber white label coffee is dead.
Oh and one more thing. Pretty sure Zach from MetaPCs and Player One Coffee was a central piece in this coffee grift but it appears that Player One Coffee has shut down operations. No new posts to social media in over a month and their website seems to have been shut down with an invalid cert and cloudflare returning an error.
Jeremy I know you read this thread. If Zach is still operating at Player One let him know his website is down.
It's hard to say how long this coffee nonsense will continue. I wouldn't doubt he's still pocketing several thousand dollars a month off this between Amazon and the website recurring sales, then there's the occasional scams where he sells morons $20 worth of coffee for $100 but at some point it's just not going to make sense to keep this going.