Our old frenemy.

It's really only the food that was kind of eluding us, because we've known and have been also pursuing various medical device, um, applications of the GalSafe pig.

You know, we've had conversations with-

Why not just expand the application to include food?"

We realized that the pigs that we had developed so that their organs wouldn't be rejected would also be a food source for these patients that have, uh, the alpha-gal allergy or the red meat allergy.

Yeah.

But, you know, you just kind of let them, you know, give you their pitch and, um, it was really cool to have that interest in, in the movie.

Um, and, and back then we settled, uh, with James Corden and, and Disney.

We had a script and everything and a lot of things changed.

They changed within their company and, you know, so the movie kind of didn't go that, the way that I intended it to go.

So we switched it up a little bit and, uh, me and a buddy of mine, Jim Tamburrino from Long Island, he, we sat down and rewrote the script, and we wrote it in a gritty way.

Like, it wasn't just, um, you know, a Disney, kind of Hollywood way.

... sort of emotional journey like to, to really kind of stick to your guns and say, "No, I, I, I think this, this needs to be this way rather than another way that's not as genuine and, and authentic"?