Sean Rameswaram

I would never tell them that.

That's the thing, right?

If I lived in Pennsylvania, I could give you a whole lot of different answers.

But if they're worried or concerned, I would tell them not to drink it.

There's always a chance.

I wouldn't buy raw milk for me to consume or my family if I wasn't able to visit the farm and see how the practices are.

And if you can't visit the farm, I wouldn't drink their milk.

Okay.

And obviously that's not how most Americans consume their food.

Correct.

I think if you're buying raw milk, it should come from your state and it should come from your farmer.

Now, if I were to ask about trying some raw milk, how does that work in the state of Maryland?

Now, I can't buy some to try right now, to say I lived a little bit while I was out here, but I could buy some for my mom's dog.

Yeah, milk for cats and dogs, yeah.

So maybe I could buy some of that.

Now, if I were to drink some of that, that's my business.

I recommend you don't, though.

Got it.

But you do.

I drink raw milk every day.