John Regalado

It's a vampire movie.

Oh, no, I haven't seen it.

That's an entirely different experience.

But anyway, keep going with your vampire.

So they're taking a hit because they're eating the old blood.

And when it comes to- And let me actually break that down just so that I understand it and anyone listening could better understand it.

So what you're saying is, yes, veganism may have some risks of deficiencies, but those risks are no greater and would be no more frequent than the deficiencies that exist in Americans diets or people's diets on average currently.

Yeah.

Building on the technology thing, something that was interesting to me.

So when plant-based meats came out, because that actually really blew my mind.

Like when Beyond and Impossible first became products, like what was that, about 10 years ago, 2016?

I actually bought a little bit of stock in those companies because the argument in my mind at the time was,

oh, this is a no-brainer.

If we can make meat artificially, no one's going to opt in for real meat because it's just, you know, the comparison's going to be so obvious.

Those investments have

gone down to basically to zero.

And so, I mean, that's something I'm interested in.

You make the case like, hey, ChatGPT is going to make this easier.

There's going to be information.

We are having technological breakthroughs that make an animal-free diet more and more accessible.