So explain to people who didn't go in the pa- what, what is the G&D Farms Outdoor Ex- Expo? What is this?

It's a three-day event that we started doing just to highlight not only, I want to say our way of life, the s- the sportsman, the outdoorsman type, encourage the kids, encourage a f- it's a family event.

We want, we want it to be a family event.

Um, and, and we try to s- lo- we, we try to showcase local.

What is that?

Something we started doing, I can't, I, we were ha- we had this discussion the other day 20 something years ago, and it was strictly started to help educate the guys on what to plant, when to plant, just to help with food plots, basically

What are the biggest misconceptions that people have about what it takes to deliver on something like AUKUS? I mean, I would have never thought of the different measurement systems.

Yeah, I think it's easy to get caught up in the mission system and, you know, in engineering and kind of defense programs, that's often the case.

You see the shiny end goal, which is, you know, in the case of AUKUS, pillar one is nuclear-powered submarines.

So, it's easy to focus on the submarine and the submarine capability, but really to get there, it requires people to accelerate in sharing information and being able to design, build, sustain the capability.

So, I think the biggest misconception is people think it's just about a submarine and operating a submarine.

To be effective, it needs that alignment of the three nations across export, security, design, sharing, interoperability of industrial bases.

And I'll give you an example.

Cloud, or is that done? Where does the alignment need to happen first?

You plant it in October, come back in.

You come back because that plant's running out of that nitrogen.

Your deer's fixing to start rutting.

They're going to be needing more energy.

And your food plot, you've got to think of it just like your supper plate.

That's what you're feeding the deer with.

And the difference between a plot that's well-managed and a plot that you just throw something out there and cross your fingers to that deer, that's eating saltine crackers or T-bones.

What is Alabama blend? Where does it come from? And what's in it?