Corey Hillebo

That's so cool.

If I have a bucket list item that I want to accomplish next year and I got no idea how we're going to do it or how we're going to fund it, is that road trip.

We have said on every Sonoma County Wine Grower segment that we want to go see these wineries and meet these people in person.

We just said it when we were talking to doing it wrong.

We've said it to almost half the people we interview.

So sorry to the other half that we don't want to come see them.

There's got to be a way.

There's got to be a way that we can do a five-stop road trip twice a year or something like that.

Yeah.

Yeah, we just need to get you a good hired hand.

If there's anybody out there that wants to work for Corey for free, just because you want to come drive that old Peterbilt.

In exchange for all the hats you could wear, all the junk you could put on the shelf.

What's next year's swag?

I know.

Put it on the other side of your body.

The camera can't see it.

Well, for the sake of keeping the holiday episode a little shorter than the rest, even though we wasted, according to Corey, the first 15 minutes on statistics, we spent the next 15, 20 minutes on us a little bit.

I want to wrap it up with our own would-you-rather lightning questions for you two, and we'll close out this Christmas episode.

That's good.

Would you rather get a brand new pickup wrapped in a bow or a brand new 24-row planter delivered to your farm for Christmas?