Kristen Schwab

That's a complicated question.

It's always scary owning a family business.

And it's something that, believe it or not, I think about pretty regularly on a weekly, if not daily basis.

And when things like the tariffs happen or what's happening now in the Middle East is going on, it is a little bit scary, but...

And, you know, I'm confident that we're going to continue to be resilient and find creative ways to keep on keeping on.

Daniela Velasquez de Leon is the general manager at Organics Unlimited.

Daniela, thanks so much.

Thanks, Kristen.

Wall Street is closed today for the holiday, but oil markets were open and optimistic.

We'll have the details when we do the numbers.

Thanks for having me.

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