Anna Pope

But for a lot of people there, they've been really paying attention to any decisions around beef, any kind of beef markets, kind of just depending on the money that's going to be coming in so they can –

If they need to fix machinery, if they need to do anything along those lines.

I remember talking to a rancher not too long ago who was like, yeah, I'm kind of, I got in, I had to repair some equipment and that's hundreds, that's the dollars.

And so we're kind of waiting, we're kind of banking on these high prices right now to make us through to the end of the year.

Yes, I was about to say I will be checking in with all of the farmers and ranchers and trying to see how this impacts our state and what this means for people and what this means for folks at the grocery store because, you know, consumers and producers are connected.

Yeah.

Oklahoman, yeah.

Oklahoman.

I just remember as a kid, I spent a lot of time with my grandfather, and so we watched a lot of whatever he watches.

So that was one of his movies that he liked to watch.

But I remember watching The Outsiders.

We watched it in the seventh grade in English class after reading the book.

And that was an experience that stayed with me.

So yeah, stay golden, Ponyboy.

Oh, yeah, absolutely.

I love coffee.

I would be drinking it now if I didn't have to be up there early.

Yeah, I'd go.

Just tell me when and where.

I'm also torn, but I remember listening to this story on Marketplace and I don't know, like, I think it is more of a commentary of how tough it is to find a job out there right now, but maybe I might be leaning.