Well, howdy there internet people, let's go again. So today we are going to talk about baby formula.

We're going to talk about baby formula and how that is being addressed and how it paralleled something that happened to me.

You know, my kids are old enough,

that they don't need formula anymore,

but a friend of mine, his son now has an infant and the area where they live,

well there wasn't any baby formula. Now understand rural area.

In a city if you go to two shops and they're out of what you need,

there's 40 more shops to go to. If you live in a rural area and you go to the

two shops and they don't have what you need, you have a 40 mile drive ahead of you. So he called me and I looked at the stores in my area and sure enough

there was some there. So I picked it up and I drove it over to him and you know it kind of made me laugh because

decentralization, right, different areas coming together to supply the needs.

So what happens? It's pretty much always what's best.

That nod... always what's best. That nonsense about make everything at home blah blah blah blah

it never works out and this was just a micro version of that. There's always disruptions. So that happened I don't know

three four days ago. The Vine administration has instructed the FDA to set up a method. So foreign producers

of baby formula from safe countries set up a method for them to import permanently

to the United States to solve the problem.

What was the problem?

A shortage in one location, right?

Help coming in from outside.

Yeah, and it's interesting because one of the reasons the shortage is occurring is a

Trump era policy that

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