It's that time.

Time, time, time.

Lock and load.

The Michael Verishow is on the air.

So, here is my challenge to me.

I want you to think about one business that in the course of a week are no more than a

course of a month.

You interact with.

And they're not the biggest business, because the biggest business doesn't need your help.

But they're owner-operated, locally owned, from people who work their tails off.

I mean, they just work their tails off.

We went in, my wife was buying these Bing cherries.

And she bought them from this vegetable market that we love.

And the guys' hands were probably 65, 70 years old.

Which, you know, sounds so old to me, and then I go, oh, that's not far from me.

His hands were like the old monkey blood.

My dad being diabetic, he always immediately tended to wounds because wound care is key for diabetics.

And he would put my cure comb on the old monkey blood.

And it makes sure your hands is red.

And this Bing cherries guy, his hands were stained red in a way that you know the skin is kind of leeched.

It'll never not be red.

And that's not the worst thing, right?

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