Welcome, brother. Good morning. Good morning. And I brought you over to talk some turps, man. Talk some flavors with our boy, Milo from SoCal. That's your down to me. Am I allowed to call it SoCal or only if you're from SoCal, you can call it SoCal. From Southern California. Yeah, you should stick to SoCal at the drum there. What, what, uh, where are you from exactly? Um, Carl's about Oceanside area. So like Northern

San Diego. Okay. All right. So, man, you, oh, introduce yourself. You're a commercial

grower, man. Tell us a little bit about yourself, man, if you would. Afraid,

but Milo's a friend of mine. Yeah. Um, so I've been growing for probably about 15 years now. Got really into it 10 years ago.

Last three years, been working at commercial facilities. Three years? Three years.

Has it become a job yet, man? Oh yeah. Like, uh, is it a dream job? It's a straight up job.

If you work your way up to it,

it can be, I feel like. Yeah. Um, right now I'm still kind of doing the grunt work. So I'll be

there in the middle of the night, Jackhammering, digging out holes, doing all the plumbing.

Really? Anything that goes wrong is going to be calling me. And out, so. Are you planting in concrete?

Um, no, just just all of our floors are concrete with rolling benches.

What is the jackhammer for?

Um, most of the heating for the benches is like four feet underground.

Yeah.

And when we're talking rolling benches, now we're talking true greenhouse stuff.

So we're talking, uh,'re talking, those are the ones that

push together. So you don't, man, when I first started growing commercially, I have a 20-acre

bamboo farm down in Florida. I was like, all right, I can fit this many three gallons. I'll be

rich. And they're like, yo, you need roads. You need a road to get through and pick stuff.

And it ends up being like 50, 60 percent, you know, the aisleways in your greenhouse.

So some brilliant person made it so you can take them, move your row over a little bit, and then you'll walk through it so you can get a lot more efficiency.

Yeah, it is.

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