Grant

So.

But yeah, I love Reddit for its good and its bad.

I think it's just a crazy collection of interesting little sub-communities.

Oh, like like Chinese Chinese medicine balls.

Is that what they're called?

I remember back in the 90s, late 90s, it was like this big thing that everywhere you'd go, they were selling those little silver balls that had like a little ringing, dingling thing.

Oh, yeah, and you'd flip it around in your hand.

Yeah, yeah.

Is that essentially what you're doing with walnuts?

I'm fascinated.

It's like it's like you're cultivating a bonsai tree, but like for your anxiety or something like like the people that like the tactile things.

Like, does it have like a scrubbing kind of quality to like, well, when I say like exfoliant kind of thing, like it's like scraping your skin.

Yeah, we need a segment on here just called like Walnut Watch.

Oh, you need to like whittle it down from like real a real rough, ugly walnut.

This is fascinating and weird.

Honestly, when you said you're part of some subreddit called Wenwan Walnut, I was like, what is this weird thing going to be?

I love it.

I love what I'm learning today.

Right, right.

But maybe there's less money to be made unless there's like some pet rock kind of markup on walnuts.