Molly Conger

Oh, I get it.

I get it.

I mean, I guess given what we did to the landscape of so much of the country, I'm sure there are other animals that just like their niche is gone.

Right, because they're not buffalo, they're bison.

They're bison bison.

The thread already exists.

It's too late.

You might as well not even address it.

It's too late.

I was going to say, I think once you hit 30, your odds decrease dramatically.

Right, so it's Buffalo the city, Buffalo the animal, Buffalo the verb, meaning like what, to bully or something?

You're going to have to diagram this one.

It's basically like bison from upstate New York are bullying other bison from upstate New York.

I forgot about Pantsuit Nation.

Wow, that's a real throwback.

Right.

So it's not just like, I don't know, knowing very little about this.

I think a lot of the discourse around these like permits for grazing on public land, it's like, well, why should these farmers get to use our public land for their property, for their cattle?

And I don't know enough about that to care about that at all.

But in terms of what buffalo do to the grassland, like just walking around on it and eating it is part of the