Let's Go To Handy

I appreciate that. Let's hop over to Sherry 'cause she's a co-host who always goes back to being a co-host before the speaker. So, Sherry, what do you think? Well, I love everything that everyone is sharing, but most importantly, I think.

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Uh, the listening part is our, our future queue and with you and your space, doctor Heath, this is what I observe often, umm, is that when you say it's time to close the space, and all of us start raising our hands, and we want to talk. And so I think that we need to be respectful of the host and the co-host of their time and everything like that because.

You know, time is valuable, and you know, you're giving so much to all of us, and I just want to let you know that I, I hear that all the time, and I pay attention. And so I, I would hope that the rest of us would learn to pay attention to that as well. So thank you, Sherry. I always love people looking out for me.

I need all of that, all your prayers. Thank you so much. Let's go to Handy, then we're going to wrap it. I'm not sure if my audio is on; your audio's good. Awesome. Yeah, it's, it's a tough subject for me, this whole thing 'cause I've got a sort of language barrier.

You know, living in South Africa having having maybe just a different kind of monotone or sound to my voice. And also, I'm a freak when it comes to agriculture. So I don't think I get a lot of people who get excited about it. Watching a plant grow for four months, you know.