Well, well, well, what's up, fungalists? So, see, it's welcome to completely arbitrary.

The podcast about trees and all those such related things or such.

I'm one of your host, Alex Krosin. I'm sitting across side from my friend in compatriot,

Casey Klaft.

Well, howdy, Alex. How y'all doing?

Casey, hello.

Alex, good for you. We have great accents. No one has ever said otherwise.

That's right. A big hit among the people. And of course, I'm using this accent on purpose, Casey.

And today, I believe, am I, I'm closer than I was the last time I used it.

Uh, yes, quite closer. Okay. Yeah, I would agree.

Do you agree that I'm dead on?

Um, yes.

That's what people are saying. I would say so. However, every time I hear your accent,

it always for some reason reminds me of a Kentucky accent.

You know what it is? It's, uh, like five different Southern accents mixed together in my brain.

Exactly. It also, I can hear that, I guess, is what I'm saying.

Yeah. I'm, I'm worldly. You are. You really are your Southern worldly.

Yeah. My little pocket of sunshine, my little pocket of sunshine,

little corner of the world. Um, Casey, uh, we're speaking in this way because today,

we're talking about a, uh, a tree.

Uh, we are talking about a tree in the tree speaks this way.

So we wanted to make sure that we can communicate on the trees level with the tree.

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