Walk us back to wherever you feel the origin point of your story needs to begin for the purposes of our conversation here today.

Wow.

Well, born in Chicago, moved to Milwaukee when I was about seven.

Parents divorced when I was 13.

Mom remarried and moved to Texas when I was 16, the oldest of five.

Went to school at the University of Wisconsin, hated it.

Left, moved to LA to try to be an actor.

I'm sort of like dumping my medical history here, but- Because I'm so curious what your thoughts are on

What are they doing with all them beans?

I mean, well, you name it, I guess.

I mean, it's a cooking oil feed.

I mean, of course, a lot of parts of the world, I mean, they tend to look at soybeans as a food.

And like, you know, we tend to think of it as a feedstuff.

But yeah, I mean, it's being crushed for all sorts of purposes.

And China, of course, still the major demand force.

Any thoughts on the cattle market,

The following is an Operation Podcast production.

Yeah, so in 2008, I was a mortgage banker during the mortgage banking crisis.

Took about three years to go broke and lose everything.

Wife, six kids.

She was pregnant.

Had the seventh kid in 2009.

And in 2011, we moved into a rent house.

So where are you now with your health journey? Where has all this landed you with the mold, with the blue lights? What does life look like for you now? And how specifically are you helping others avoid these similar pitfalls?

Is this weather that we're treating or is the market getting all lathered up about China now?

Well, not that there isn't a little bit of stimulus because China has been back buying a little bit on a consistent basis here, particularly for the new crop.

Not much out there in the old crop at this point in time.

But that, of course, adds into the picture.

But I think the weather is our dominant factor here.

Six to 10-day outlook is looking pretty warm, particularly in the western side of the Midwest.

I think that's got everybody a little bit excited.

The interesting thing is, is I looked at a chart last week and despite a record crop coming out of Brazil, our price and their price are getting quite close together, which is not necessarily, it's a little unusual for this time of year, isn't it?