Yeah.

And, um, acacia honey from Africa.

And the sense that an ecosystem is captured by the bees when they collect nectar from all these flowers around their hives, right? They fly up to three miles from their hive and then come back with all these different nectar sources to create these different honeys.

And then we collect that honey and turn it into mead, and that mead is a reflection of that honey, is a reflection of that ecosystem.

So when people drink that mead, they're drinking that ecosystem, and they're experiencing an essence that comes from that ecosystem.

And, um, that really felt like a transformational step because when I was in the Navy, I was in charge of a, a warship, um, and I realized if I stayed in that system, it would kinda be difficult for me to maintain my, my joy and my sense of justice in the world.

And, um, we were off the coast of Kuwait, uh, helping Marines do exercises with the Kuwaiti military, and, uh, I realized, like, the United States writes a check of about $100 million a day to keep the Strait of Hormuz open.

Whoa