Clink Fischer

Yep. Well, and I recognize that I just threw a wet blanket on our discussion, you know, bringing that up. But the reason I bring that up is, is just the importance of, you know, it's something where, yeah, we can have disagreements on, are we going to be no-till, strip-till, conventional-till? Are we going to have disagreements on, do we cover crop?

Do we not, you know, are we raising our cattle in a confinement setting? Are we, you know, grass-fed beef, things like that. But at the end of the day, aren't we all in this thing together? As agriculture, let's support all of the various ways that folks can get involved in agriculture. And man, I think that's really something that we ought to drive home a little bit more than maybe we do.

Do we not, you know, are we raising our cattle in a confinement setting? Are we, you know, grass-fed beef, things like that. But at the end of the day, aren't we all in this thing together? As agriculture, let's support all of the various ways that folks can get involved in agriculture. And man, I think that's really something that we ought to drive home a little bit more than maybe we do.

Do we not, you know, are we raising our cattle in a confinement setting? Are we, you know, grass-fed beef, things like that. But at the end of the day, aren't we all in this thing together? As agriculture, let's support all of the various ways that folks can get involved in agriculture. And man, I think that's really something that we ought to drive home a little bit more than maybe we do.

And part of that is, generally speaking, let's support each other Yes, from a mental health, mental fitness standpoint, and just let's support everybody involved who wants to either get into agriculture, who wants to expand their operation, and who also wants to transition out. And that's what we're ultimately trying to do.

And part of that is, generally speaking, let's support each other Yes, from a mental health, mental fitness standpoint, and just let's support everybody involved who wants to either get into agriculture, who wants to expand their operation, and who also wants to transition out. And that's what we're ultimately trying to do.

And part of that is, generally speaking, let's support each other Yes, from a mental health, mental fitness standpoint, and just let's support everybody involved who wants to either get into agriculture, who wants to expand their operation, and who also wants to transition out. And that's what we're ultimately trying to do.

So to that, to that point, Corey, people love him or hate him or have just no opinion on Dave Ramsey. Um, one of the things that I respect about him is that he owns a lot of real estate with cash. Okay. And so in 2008, obviously we had the great, you know, financial issue, but also, I mean, it really affected, it really impacted the real estate world.

So to that, to that point, Corey, people love him or hate him or have just no opinion on Dave Ramsey. Um, one of the things that I respect about him is that he owns a lot of real estate with cash. Okay. And so in 2008, obviously we had the great, you know, financial issue, but also, I mean, it really affected, it really impacted the real estate world.

So to that, to that point, Corey, people love him or hate him or have just no opinion on Dave Ramsey. Um, one of the things that I respect about him is that he owns a lot of real estate with cash. Okay. And so in 2008, obviously we had the great, you know, financial issue, but also, I mean, it really affected, it really impacted the real estate world.

And he said, this is a time for me to buy real estate at a bargain on discount. And because he was sitting on piles of cash and, you know, he didn't have those issues. And so he,

And he said, this is a time for me to buy real estate at a bargain on discount. And because he was sitting on piles of cash and, you know, he didn't have those issues. And so he,

And he said, this is a time for me to buy real estate at a bargain on discount. And because he was sitting on piles of cash and, you know, he didn't have those issues. And so he,

the last and this was a couple years ago i looked into it i mean he bought something like 10 15 million dollars worth of of of real estate income producing real estate in that you know right after that 2008 crisis that is now worth you know hundreds of millions of dollars and it to your point corey it's it's is this an opportunity for those good managers If so, then let's capitalize on it.

the last and this was a couple years ago i looked into it i mean he bought something like 10 15 million dollars worth of of of real estate income producing real estate in that you know right after that 2008 crisis that is now worth you know hundreds of millions of dollars and it to your point corey it's it's is this an opportunity for those good managers If so, then let's capitalize on it.

the last and this was a couple years ago i looked into it i mean he bought something like 10 15 million dollars worth of of of real estate income producing real estate in that you know right after that 2008 crisis that is now worth you know hundreds of millions of dollars and it to your point corey it's it's is this an opportunity for those good managers If so, then let's capitalize on it.

If you're not in that situation to take advantage of this as potentially an opportunity, what are you going to do from an operational standpoint to put yourself in that position going forward to capitalize on the next opportunity?

If you're not in that situation to take advantage of this as potentially an opportunity, what are you going to do from an operational standpoint to put yourself in that position going forward to capitalize on the next opportunity?

If you're not in that situation to take advantage of this as potentially an opportunity, what are you going to do from an operational standpoint to put yourself in that position going forward to capitalize on the next opportunity?

And I think those are the messages that we ought to be sending.