Well, it's been steadily growing.

We transitioned from being a coffee house slash roastery, and we decided for economic reasons

around Lake Livingston to just focus on the roasting part of the business.

So we shut that part of the business down, and now we're totally a national online coffee

roastery and we're in we're definitely getting help from your show to be that national

coffee oh great well that's definitely great to hear so moon doze artisan coffees is a little

bit of a mouthful what if i was a little bit slow and didn't get the joke?

Would you please explain?

Well, I'll make it super brief.

Originally, I had a coffee house down in Mack Allen, Texas, along the border.

And I didn't roast coffee, so when I was going to open the shop up, I went hunting for coffees.

And back in those days, it was just when the Internet was starting.

So you'd go down the library and look up industries.

And I happened to find this company I never heard of called Starbucks.

And I called them, and they were rude.

The lady was very rude and she says, well, we only supply our own outlets.

We do not sell to the public even though they were listed under coffee roasters.

So that kind of stuck in my mind and I went ahead and started my coffee house.

And then when I, we decided to sell it because we were having kids and we wanted to focus on the family.

And I told my wife, if we ever get back in the business, we're going to, I want to roast my own coffee and will be the anti-starbucks and we'll call ourselves Moondos.

It was just a joke.

I just joked with my, but she loved the name.

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