I don't know.

Nestle's Crunch would be high on my list.

Snickers bars, Reese's would be high on my list.

But I will tell you that as the guy who is providing this, I buy whatever I'm getting on sale.

I'm very aware of the retail value because I'm telling the kids the retail value because that's what they would spend.

The thing that we have with Nestle's Crunch Bars is that now, so it morphed over time.

First, we started to go from just cash or candy to you can trade us.

Somebody that got a job because of

Tell me about your career as a journalist and author, and obviously a podcast host.

Uh, you know, here we are in twenty twenty-six, in October of twenty twenty-six, which means that I've actually been writing for people for pay for fifty years, 'cause I actually started writing for my town newspaper and quickly got a chance to write for the bigger regional paper covering town meetings and school board meetings as a teenager, 'cause my mom thought I could do it, and this is the only skill set I really have is writing and talking to people.

So, uh, I guess I figured out early how to do that, and it's really all I've ever wanted to do was what I do.

And yeah, I'm very interested in digging in and, and helping folks.

And although early in my career when it came to, you know, I got to college, I went to the University of Michigan, I was one of the sports editors at the Michigan Daily and certainly thought maybe sports would be in it 'cause I love games, but business and sports are the same thing, right? It's you, you wanna, let's tell you how the company did.

Okay, where's the box score? That's the earnings report, right? Like, I can dig in on a box score and, and draw information out of it.

So to me, they were very much the same sort of thing.

A- and I wanna explore something you, you started touching on a little bit, which is you've obviously had this 50-year career, 40 years in this particular racket, and how do you think about your-- how you thought about what good work means and how that's changed over time, your responsibility to the audience?