What was, what was your take on it?

Um, I'm always kinda glad it happened in a sense, obviously not for the bees, but I think for the experience to be able to see such a confusing hive in a sense to where you, we thought it was potentially American foulbrood.

But even you with all your experience had to take a second look at it.

So I think the ability to be able just to kind of watch you work, just to kind of, uh, soak into all this information and the experiences I think is much more important to me now than anything else.

So I guess I'm just really looking at it as a building experience because I've, I'm still so young into the beekeeping experience that I, I really think it's something beneficial that will be helpful to me down the line, and I'm sure I'll encounter a situation similar to it at some point, and I'll be better prepared for it because of this.

So I guess I always just try and think of it with glass half full and not glass half empty.

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