Like I know like the interface that you have is really, really cool, but what is like the benefit for bloggers to be using all spice and to have it on their site? What's the benefit for the blogger on that end?

Yeah.

Yeah.

At a high level, I think there's a number of different ways you can go with this.

But at a high level, the goal is to improve user experience and keep people on your page throughout the cooking experience, as well as just keep them coming back for things that they might not have been doing on the page before.

So for example, one feature in Allspice is the ability to create and save multiple grocery lists.

So if a user creates an account and they create three different grocery lists, maybe their go-to groceries, and then they surf across your blog and they add three different recipes to a different grocery list.

Just take whatever one you want.

Peter had been in trouble with the police before, so he knew the normal procedure at the police station.

A couple of times I've had solicitors in with me, but I've always owned up to the crime instead of dragging it on.

He come and got me out me, out me cell in the police station, took me up, and said, "Right, we're putting you on an ID parade, and two people are gonna come in that said they saw you running away from, on Bidston Hill burning dead girl's clothes and everything." I went, "Yeah, fine.

Let's do it." So I stood there on an ID parade.

They come in.

They went up first.

The guy came back down, "No, he's not on there." He said, "You sure?" He said, "Are you 100% sure he's not on there?" I said, "Yes." I said, "I've told you, he's not on there." So they went, "Okay." They let her out the back, and the boyfriend came in, and they done the same with him.

This is Peter's experience of police custody.

FEMA's a disaster.

FEMA's a dirty word.

Producer Peter Sullivan is with Vert TV.

Somebody referred to it as cognitive dopamine, so that you're constantly having to engage the viewer and getting them want, want to view more.

His voice has been changed to protect his identity.

When I left that room, I went back on me own wing, and one of the officers turned around to me and said, "Right, Peter, we're gonna put you back behind your cell now." "You're not putting me back behind that, in that cell any longer," I said.

He said, "Why?" I said, "I'm going home." So all the officers had been in the office listening to what was going on, about the news and everything of it all.

And next minute the SO comes out and says, "What's going on here?" Said, "This officer is trying to put me back in me cell." He said, "You got no chance of doing that, mate." Said, "Why?" Said, "He's going home." And the officers looked at me and went, "Oh, sorry about that, mate.

Congratulations." So he shook me hand and everything.

Then one of the inmates I get on well with in there shouted, "Sully, what's going on?" I said, "Guess what, lad?" He said, "What?" "I'm going home." Next minute, all you can hear is all the doors on, on the wing all banging because I'm, I've been set free by the court and everything else.

Within 20 minutes of his conviction being quashed, Peter Sullivan walked out of prison.

Oh, I w- I was happy.

Peter, what are we seeing?

There's this big budget bill that they're starting to work on, could be as much as $200 billion.

A lot of that is going to fund the war in Iran and also for ICE, for immigration enforcement.

And so where healthcare comes in is they need to pay for this, or at least a lot of Republicans want to pay for this.

And that's where some of these health care savings cuts, whatever word you want to use, could come in.

So we don't know exactly the form those would take at this point, but they're looking at some Obamacare things.

There could be some Medicaid changes.

How about specifically some of these savings ideas that are out there, Peter?