Tim Miller

I don't know what that is.

Okay, great.

It's better that you don't know.

It's this popular thing on the right right now that is emerging on the new right, kind of the younger MAGA folks, where they feel like people that have been here longer –

deserve more rights, basically.

Like, heritage Americans are, in some ways, in a superior caste.

You know, if your people came over on the Mayflower, then people came over more recently.

And that should be honored.

Do you know what I mean?

Don't you think there is something to it?

The reason I wanted to ask you about it is one of the slogans, right, of the South talking about the Confederacy is heritage, not hate.

That word has like power in people.

It was interesting to see that echo like pop up among like young MAGA TPUSA types.

The other thing that's relevant now, you mentioned at the start you're still doing farming.

The tariffs are both hurting us personally in different ways.

You from a farm perspective, me from a Mardi Gras perspective.

The throws.

A lot of plastic tchotchkes coming from China is the thing that brings the youth joy.

Outsiders think of Mardi Gras, they think about Bourbon Street.

Throw me some.