And

I said, no.

So I'm not going.

You know, I said, I'll go in a few weeks.

But I was not going to go that night.

And because I didn't want to be a part of that.

I've always there have been times where I had to be a part of that sort of what you're describing, like those people who were the first ones on the ground, because it is a necessary part.

Well, I'm

Here's John.

So really what this story is about is commitment.

The entire farming industry, farming in America is built on commitment.

It, it is, uh, the commitment of farmers to take on an unreasonable, extraordinary amount of uncertainty every moment of every day, uh, all of which could prove fatal to their businesses, and has.

We've lost hundreds of thousands of farms over the past decade.

And yet, they get up every day and they farm.

And that's because they've made a commitment to do it.

I already have 100.