Kristin

I don't want to get into the ethical dilemmas of all of that.

It's gutting, actually, really how much we move products like that.

And nobody knows.

But there's so much to that side of the industry that's really deep and dark.

Probably somebody could write a whole book on that.

Well, maybe that's just a book in itself.

Some editor might be listening to this and want you to write it all.

No, not me.

Yes, but I do.

I have so much hope, you know, in general is there's so many unanswered questions.

But to me, the unanswered questions are also an opportunity to be able to figure out how do we work with this and how we do it.

But again, that's just my systems thinking hat coming back on like, oh, there's so many different subtle nuances and so much to this.

But we we as human beings did this to ourselves.

We did this.

Drones are so cool.

Actually, I was talking to a farmer the other day who just bought irrigation drones and they're really cool.

They're very cool.

They're actually pretty, they're actually bigger than you think they are because when people think drones, they probably think of like the hobby drones that aren't so big.

Well, I think DJI, just because Nozomi did a lot of research on DJI drones.

Yeah, of course.