weeks? Because we've seen reports, first of all, we've seen what's happened at supermarkets. I've been to the supermarket the last month. I saw empty store shelves. I heard from different people that this was not a reflection of the lack of food. The food is there, but this was an issue with the supply chain. This was confirmed also by what I continued to read. What's been happening and how much of what people are experiencing in terms of shortages is a result of what's going on in the supply chain itself and not on the farm? Yeah, it's a great question. And I liken it in some ways if we're preparing for a big storm, right? A big winter storm in the Northeast or a hurricane in the Gulf Coast. You have that kind of surge in buying at a grocery store. And so really what happened is it was not a lack of food in the country. You're absolutely correct about that. It's just that the food itself was not in those grocery stores at that moment in time. So let's look at our member facilities, (19/41)
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