Good morning, DGC.

What's up hanging on the weekend here? Hope everybody is doing fabulous, not too full, not too full, gain a few pounds over the holiday. But today, first off, I'm going to tell you, we're talking about stress. Yeah. Just throwing some people stress too, Scotty. This is Saturday, some good stress, bad stress. I think there is good stress. Oh, yeah, man, plants are like people. That's going to be, that's my, uh, actually, they're not like people, okay? They have some of

the same actions that people do. So got me thinking that, you know, when you work out, you get a little

stressed, you know, you stress your body out and it builds up stronger.

What kind of analogies are there to plants?

I know that there are positive stresses, water stress at the end to bring out trichomes,

those 24 alternative light cycles, all that stuff.

Drought stress.

I call it water stress.

That makes me feel like you're like going to over water.

Lack of water stress, all right? Oh, look at you with your word efficiency over there. We'll bring some new information. Scotty has been reading a book, Lance Sapiens. But first off,

man, Thanksgiving just happened. That's talking about that can be a human stress. I mean,

just as far as depending,

maybe on your family dynamic or what you did, I don't know. Okay, but exactly. For the people that

did nothing for Thanksgiving, which is our prerogative, but there was no stress. You know,

for us, I had some human stress going on. I had to make a turkey. We're up to, you know,

four, not four in the morning, about midnight, making some crazy pumpkin pie with my daughter.

Guess what? That was stress, man, but it was positive stress. At the end of it,

it bonded us stronger. We all had a great time. I got to see friends and family. My point is,

is that some stresses are good for you.

I think you should rotate honestly. Some people, like you said, do nothing. I mean, I love the

saying, sometimes doing nothing is something worth doing. So like every other Thanksgiving,

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