Hey unfuckers, it's Max.

So we have a very special drop today.

You know that this is completely out of format for us, but there's, as you'll learn, a reason for it.

We wanted to introduce our coffee partners from native coffee traders from the Puspatuck

Reservation.

We didn't want to introduce it in a way that was sort of ham-handed.

You know, we've gotten so many incredible notifications and we've gotten so much

incredible feedback from unfuckers who have purchased our native roasted coffee saying,

this is exceptional coffee. I didn't believe you at first. I was just trying to support the

show, but now I'm tasting this

coffee and oh my God, this coffee is unbelievable. So yes, it is amazing coffee. But more than that

is the rationale behind why we partnered with this group in particular. You'll come to learn that

it is a longstanding friendship that started first, but it really is an

appreciation for the type of people that are on Puspatuck Reservation, the spirit that they

bring to manufacturing this coffee, the reason they do it, the way that they do it, which I think

you'll find fascinating. And I think it was, I think it's just time for you

to meet these incredible, incredible people that I am really fortunate to know. So without further ado,

I want to introduce you all to Amy Wallace, who is the head roaster at Native Coffee Traders.

She's a magical person. We're going to, and I'm going to talk a little bit about

what it's like to watch Amy work. But Amy, first of all, welcome to the show. Thank you for having

me today. And the man she calls uncle, because it's her uncle, Harry Wallace, who is once again,

the leader, the elected chief of the Uncachog people on Pusputak

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