Trevor Collins

That's what is then kind of taken to steel mills in order to make steel.

And then obviously the infrastructure of the country.

Brussels sprouts are excellent.

Now there's got to be a business insider on this.

And I feel like this information is coming to my brain from somewhere.

I want to say it was late 80s, maybe the 90s, where, you know, Brussels sprouts used to be extremely bitter.

And so they were bred to completely change their flavor profile.

And so now in a more modern time, they are actually palatable and they are cooked in oils, which soak up a lot of flavor, a lot of fats.

And so with proper seasoning, they can taste incredible.

But just a few decades ago, this was not something mom grew up eating.

You know what I mean?

No, not at all.

But yeah, I mean, taconite isn't too dissimilar in the sense that in the early days, they're like, what is this wasteful rock?

Not enough iron.

But then as time goes on, they figure out, oh, we've burned out all of the good mines.

I guess we've got to figure out how to use this.

So when the ship made its debut, it was the largest ship to set sail on the Great Lakes.

An estimated 15,000 people came just to see this ship break water and sail for the first time.

So it's a pretty big deal.

People like them ships.