Michael Lucas and Parker Williams (MLA4 P4)

Yeah.

And then you stopped counting or you've done about 35?

I stopped counting about 30, yeah.

Okay. How long, when did you start?

About five years ago.

And how old you were then?

I was, I was just turned 30.

30?

Yeah.

That makes you 35 now?

Yeah.

Okay, you're my age. That's very nice.

Well, you're two years older now.

I'm going to be 34. Well, one and a half year.

Yeah, long enough.

Oh, see, that's very nice.

Same ballpark.

Yes, exactly. So, tell me about yourself a little.

Where you were born and where did you grow up?

I was born in a very small town and I grew up in Michigan.

Well, tell me about Michigan. I don't know anything. How was the life?

Very, Michigan is a, is supported the revenue by two different things.

It's a farmland.

Yeah.

So, a lot of farmers producing, you know, that whole whatever.

Wheat?

Mostly a lot of corn for cows.

Oh, of course, corn. That's why Americans, they call, call corn breed people.

Right.

Okay, because there's a lot of corn.

Right.

Why is there so much corn in America? Everywhere I go in the Midwest, I see cornfields.

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