Kyle Risdell

I guess you don't grow honey, but you know what I mean.

Right.

So how does this, because they always do eventually balance out supply, demand, and price, right?

How does this eventually balance out?

Because, you know, it might get crystallized and kind of looking gross, but you can keep honey in your cabinet forever, right?

Could be.

Private equity is everywhere.

Alina Pegg at Bloomberg, thank you so much for your time.

I really appreciate it.

Mexico and the United States wrapped up their first round of negotiations over revisions to the USMCA last week.

That's the NAFTA replacement that President Trump insisted on during his first term.

No Canada in those talks last week, I should tell you.

Negotiations are scheduled to pick back up later this month.

But while the two governments work on the future of that trade agreement, the bilateral U.S.-Mexico economic relationship just keeps chugging along.

And that brings us to today's installment of our series, My Economy.

Cynthia Vicente and her mom, Rufino Gutierrez.

Also, little baby Clyde, too.

Cynthia and Rufino run the Zapotec Weavers.

They're based in Anaheim, California.

Take a sec, would you?