Corey Hillebo

And it's like, ooh.

So at least it makes you think, okay, I'm going to start doing stuff more straight.

So at least if it is affected, I'm not asking that row unit to adjust every time it goes up and down.

It's like, okay, you're on a tire track, buddy.

Put your oomph into it.

Get it down.

I've kind of heard it a couple times.

I mean...

If you put it on an angle and you get a knife plugged, because there used to not be that much great technology for plugging a knife besides lifting it up and out of the ground, and, oh, yeah, it's all coming out, then you can't see it, right, because it's at an angle.

It doesn't make a difference.

So we've just started doing it straight.

But we do have blockage monitors now, which are not bulletproof by any means.

And the crazy thing is it could be completely different the next year.

It's however much rain you got and how it mineralized.

Yeah, you're supposed to wait seven days, I think.

Sometimes you can see it if you go at an angle.

Well, if you go at an angle, yeah, you definitely can see the –

That's all I know is when I see the waves and then if, if the planner gurus are all right, like, right.

We want everything to be a clone of itself and just be tabletop flat and come up at the same time and all that.

And then all of a sudden you see this, you're like, how's that good for anything right now?