Pereira

We just went to a, Human Wellness, which actually my wife's brother-in-law kind of helps run.

We went there, and that's in Pereira, Colombia, where they actually just had a big hurricane over there.

So I've done it in several places all over the place, Florida as well.

And I've had, even with the stem cells too, I think they're phenomenal.

They're appealing for all this shit.

But, uh, the best I thought was that Mike Pereira coming out and saying, and then I guess you saw them issue the NCAA, issue something to every conference saying, uh, that, uh, yeah, the, the, the clock that we're all watching is the real clock.

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Yeah.

Some...

Pereira, you know that in Colombia you have two coffee axes, where they have the traditional coffee axe, which is, as it says, the traditional is because the oldest producing regions.

And Pereira has been considered for many times like the capital of the coffee axes.

So it has an impact.

It will have an impact in many stuff, you know, like Paredes airport was destroyed.

You know, it's not like it's the kind of things that you need to happen in your country.

You need to continue in a smooth development.

And people, people were saying that Pereira, uh, actually was a very, uh, developing city.

And this makes things even harder.

Some cities, like Pereira, to imagine, the mayor said it would take five years to rebuild it.

So it's not going to be made from one day to the other.

There are, as I said, there have been damages in the farms.

They're first handling or trying to support others in the community.

I feel like that's most of the people that... are, are doing is supporting those around before

you know that now that you said, I, I've heard of a roaster in Los Quebradas, uh, which is a city, uh, let's say a municipality and next to Pereira that, that had had some suffered some damages.

And, and again, you know, it's a, it's a roaster that I saw that they had some damages and you see them like helping others.