You know what's funny?

I'll tell you later.

Tell me now.

Three, two, one.

What's funny?

I was going to tell you a funny story about your address but it wouldn't be it

wouldn't be funny for you. We'll talk later about that. You and I we share

African ancestry. yeah I was shocked yeah I'm 1.6% oh really yeah

see I have more I have more credentialed in that department you're 2%? Yeah I know and it's it's funny because you know you

you sort of have your the story in your family kind of like where you came from and

everything made and I always knew I was 25% you know Italian and I knew that my family came from

Sicily in fact the the Ronellas that came from Sicily all seem to become kind of established in the

produce world.

My dad was brought up in the south side of Chicago. I'm 44 years old, okay? So think about that for a minute.

My dad was brought in the South side of Chicago and he was raised by his grandfather, who was

Sicilian and come from Sicily. His grandfather delivered produce

with a horse and cart in Chicago.

So to have lived through that, like to be brought up in a house where a guy like leaves in the

morning and a horse and cart to deliver produce and then to be alive like to fight in

World War II to be through the atomic era, the advent of the

internet, right? But I always knew that we had Sicilians when I did the genetic test.

At some point in time, one of those Sicilians must have shot southward and

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