Hamish

Well, don't they do eggs?

How does a snail birth a snail?

Great question, to be honest, but I can't imagine they lay and sit on eggs.

Life's slow enough.

They never get anything done.

It's pretty unfair because your dad kicked the ball with you more when you were younger.

That's not life experience.

I mean, you've had a pantry just as long as I have and you did well there.

But I certainly wasn't throwing lavender oil at them.

I went full biological.

I went as fierce as I could.

If lavender oil is a barrier and the salt will get the job done.

No, no, no.

So will more team, I found.

Gentlemen, you know, if I seem distracted, it's because I'm toiling away on something in the background, but I thought I'll keep you abreast, even though you have no financial interest or actual interest from Andy in Hames Hives, my disruptive beekeeping operation.

Yes.

Shaking up the honey industry whilst also still paying respect to the traditionalists and all the work that apiarists have done to get us to this point in the honey game.

It's funny, though, because Jack...

I'd be fine.

And it's that kind of naysaying that drives me to make this the best-to-be operation the world's ever seen.