Purebred

All right.

Purebred.

It's just funny.

It's a joke.

As everyone knows, Wagyu were bought to Australia in the 1990s.

And the Purebred program, and the reason why we love the Purebred program, is it is something which is absolutely unique to Australia.

You're starting to see Wagyu programs evolve and take place and grow all around the world, but a majority of that is actually an F1 program.

There is obviously full-blood Wagyu in Australia and there's full-blood Wagyu in Japan, but the purebred program is something which Australia can actually hold title to and hold claim to because it's something which has been happening ever since those first Wagyu were introduced to the Australian environment sort of over 30 years ago.

But I spent every money I had when I was a fry chef at Applebee's, $2,500, and that dog died of cardiac arrest before he was seven months old.

Purebred.

She'd been breeding Newfies and... [clears throat] So you just never-

Yeah

By the way, that game's over already.

What kind of dog am I? Purebreds is what I meant.

You asked for that.

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Pura sangre.

Purebred.

Yes.

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