Noah Galuten

These are- One of the only people that has brought us something to eat.

Who the hell else brought you something?

These are Pakistani mulberries.

And they are from a beautiful farm here in California, a woman named Laura, who has a place called JJ's Lone Daughter Ranch.

And she grows like unbelievable citruses and avocados.

So fresh.

And she just kind of has this stuff.

And if she brings it, you kind of know it's great.

And they don't last long and a lot of little micro seasons.

And yeah, her stuff's incredible.

Yeah.

Yeah.

It's, yeah, and part of it is like this kind of American, I guess it's now a global idea of like, oh, you like something?

We'll find a way to get it to you.

Just don't ask how.

But also when you kind of go to, you know, talk to farmers and go to farmers markets around the country, you start to realize, you know,

how many different varietals of things are out there.

And the reason that we don't see them in grocery stores is because some of them don't pack well.

You can't pick them under ripe and put them on a truck or in a refrigerator for two weeks.

It's also why sometimes you get stuff home from the grocery store and it goes bad in three days.