Jonathan Stramaglia

And after the fact, he told us, I didn't want to waste any good conversation or any good stories that wasn't going to be on camera.

And then afterwards, he stayed for like two hours and we just BS and stuff.

But I thought that was really, really cool.

At the time, we were like, why isn't he coming in?

But then afterwards, you respect and understand like, you know, he didn't want to hear a really cool story.

And then, oh, well, now it's ruined.

He wanted everything like really true, really real.

Wow.

Yeah.

He's a really good guy.

We did some beltfish, ribbonfish, moonfish, all from Hawaii.

We did phytoplankton, which is like a seaweed kelp kind of thing, but it's microscopic.

They use the dust at, I think it was like L2O or Next at the time.

And then all like our different oysters, we did live jade tiger abalone from New Zealand, I believe.

I think we did Spanish percebes.

Have you ever heard of those?

So Spanish percebes are,

gooseneck barnacles if you know if you've ever heard of like a barnacle that grows on like a rock or a pillar in the ground that kind of looks like your pinky yeah i've seen that okay so this is done in spain now think of the most rockiest cliff of your life kind of like lord of the rings kind of thing when you'd see like the you know they'd film a giant cliff with in ireland or spain or they film

Now, those guys go out and like kind of like a canoe type or a single engine boat, go on this crazy rock cliff, like hook up and like collect all the barnacles.

You got to YouTube it.