All right, y'all, welcome back to another lawns across America podcast. This one coming to you in

October 2025. Got a really good topic today, one that I know you guys are going to want to listen to.

It is all about compaction cure and some recent studies that have been done from the University of Georgia

on the efficacy of compaction cure. And so I interviewed John Perry. He goes through the study. We'll go to that in a minute. But before we get into it, I wanted to let you know we are going live with Christmas lights any day now. I'll give you a link. If you're watching on YouTube, I'll give you a link in the description below where you can sign up for an email list that will just notify you. Hey, Christmas lights are live. We've done a lot more this year in the past. In the past, you know, we sell the professional Christmas lights, the exact same ones that professionals use that they'll charge people for to put up on their, on their house, super bright, custom. I always used the word custom. I overused the word custom, I think, but that's what they are. You can buy them in reels.

You can custom cut the links you need exactly to your house. So everything remains clean, simple, and classy. And then again, the bulbs we have are super bright. This year, I actually ended up getting more. In the past, what we've done is we found a partner that would drop ship for us. Well, this year, we've always realized that when we do these things on our own, We can do them in a much cleaner, more professional manner, and just get things to work a little bit better when we don't have to rely on someone else.

So we have actually brought in-house all of the Christmas lights this year, bought an entire container load.

If you ever look at a shipping container, we bought a full shipping container, $336,000 worth of lights. And it's not just the clear warm white.

If you guys know, my preference is the clear warm white lights because those are what mimic old school incandescent lights that I grew up with.

And I like just the warm white only. I just think that's the cleanest and classiest

look and it really, really stands out. That's what I've used. I still have those bulbs, but now I've

also bought those in the other colors and the red and the green so you can go with, you know, multiple

colors of those extra super bright LED filament lights that look like or mimic the old school incandescence.

So we have those.

And then also a lot of folks like faceted.

That's just kind of what most Americans like are faceted lights.

So I bought extra bright faceted lights.

And we actually have three different colors of white in those.

We have a warm white.

We have a pure white. And have a pure white and we have

another one. I don't remember what it is. True white, pure. Anyway, we have three different whites there.

And then we also have red and green. And then we also have multicolored lights. A lot of you guys

like those. Those are actually coming back, the multicolored lights. So in the filament bulbs,

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