I'm dealing with a paper cut issue or it's not a paper cut I cut myself sharpening honing one of my chef's blades. You do that yourself? I thought

successful food world people had somebody like come to their house and sharpen all

their knives for them.

The supply chain issues right now with that.

With human beings, interesting.

I didn't know that the supply chain affected you.

To clarify for you, yeah, I mean, the sharpening industry took a big hit of course I see but

but the there's the difference between a sharpening and a honing the sharpening is

where you get like a oh okay a wet stone or a machine and you grind you know a pro has to do that and then

honing of the blade that's like where it looks like a little metal stick and then you run the

blade along that so that just kind of it's like a little and instead of getting

fillers it's like getting Botox if that makes sense for you.

Thank you for finally you put it into some Hollywood terms us laymen can understand

and to say yeah to save a penny, I'll buy my units on the black market and

then I'll administer them myself, whereas filler is not something that I'm ready to do myself it's a little bit more of an

invasive procedure you using the term units so loosely and accurately makes me

makes me think that maybe in your old age that you have at least looked into the Botox phenomenon

to see if it's right for you.

Well, Chris, I mean, I hate to use a common nomenclature, but it do take one to no one.

And you also are familiar with the unit measurement of calling it a unit, so we've both got

blunder hands.

I have not gone under the knife or the needle just yet but as my brand ambassador campaign continues to rise I'm

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