Hi, I'm Aaron Jones from Big Dog Construction. I live in Grand Manan, New Brunswick. It's

a little island on the in the middle of the Bay of Fundy. And we're going to talk about

coffee, apprenticeship, and scaling your business. Switzerland was amazing. It was. The coffee

was funny in Switzerland though, man. Like funny. Ha ha. Funny. Ha ha. Like I went to a Starbucks

because luckily there was one near our hotel. And I walked in and I ordered a cold brew.

And I was like, hey, can I get a shot of espresso in that? And he goes, whoa, he goes, you

got a busy day? And I'm like, nope, just kind of how I drink my coffee. Meanwhile, everyone

in Switzerland just drinks espresso all day. It's not, it's not, they don't have one

espresso. They have these $30,000 machines in their office. And they drink them all day.

Yeah. So I was like, I mean, I also drink espresso all day. But that, the point was is

everyone, I think, drinks just as much caffeine as I do. Did you feel judged? I did it.

I was like, no, definitely that hung with you a little bit. Yeah, I had not forgotten

it. Every time I ordered, I'm like, next, someone's going to say something one day. And I'm

just going to be like, you know, so I found out afterwards because I also went to Starbucks

a couple of times when I couldn't get in to get, you know, coffee at the hotel or whatever.

But it's sort of a luxury item for a lot of people to go to Starbucks because, you know,

if you go to, if you went to one of those cafes underneath the train station, yeah, the

coffee was like two, three dollars. Yeah. But at Starbucks, it was, I think eight. I don't

remember. Anyways, that's, yeah. I mean, I feel like Starbucks is a luxury everywhere.

Yeah. I mean, I guess, I suppose you also can't use the, you also can't use the app.

I tried to scan it and he goes, is this US? And I was like, yeah, he goes, yeah, that

doesn't work here. Oh, you can't, I figured the Starbucks app was international.

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