the wine is where we add the variety with great varietals in the 70s. so we have produced specialty wines with what is rich with fruit orchard and berries and there is kind of a grape boom and the grapes were growing and i think that the struggle but a lot of them had early on was the regulation coming in more strong for label regulations and production and all of those things. and i think that that we can get some. over the '30s, 40s and part of the 50s, customers can come in and try it. one of the neat things about this was the secretary at the time who then bought it, she actually went to lobby for tasting rooms. so we hold one of the first tasting rooms because of her. and i think the that opened it up and made it a lot easier. so it can make it a little bit hard to make a decision. i've read about how it's definitely a big part of the economy. not just the ever cultural economy, but a lot of wineries that do large events and weddings and restaurants and the kind of reaches out further than just production of wine. it really touches everyone in some

having a natural supply stream doesn't hurt the world but benefits the varietal.at benefits all of us.. >> i don't think i'll ever look at a pond the same again. algae can do so much. >> i am having so much fund. i look thrulthrough all my -- through all my cosmetics seeing what ones have algae as an ingredient. as you can see they're kind of growing their own little factory there with pools of algae that they're using because this is how they're applying their specialty technology. growing it in ocean or in lakes really isn't advantageous for us to harness algae's power. helae's technology is applied with specific forms of technology to get the most out of each strain. >> i think you saw some cool algae and this is not all green. >> this is my picture collection, these are algae, they are all shaking to get enough oxygen and they will grow up big and strong in those large pools that you saw. >> cute little baby algaes, i loaf it. if you guys would like to see more posts like this, be sure to follow us on instagram. kyle, what do you have next? >> the human heart

if we are investing in a few narrow varietals and not all but the diversity that we are making a consumeroice that that is the kind of apple that we want. a couple things to remember. eat your values. do you value the life of the farmer and the developing world to agree that been an act? or is it just like what the cheapest in and out there. would argue that if we get a better job with the banana republics paying a fair price when may not have challenges like guatemala having the fourth highest level of malnutrition in the entire world. this is a country that we import from and we have not yet been able to get this very nearby neighbor out of poverty enough to feed its own people. we partially responsible and buy every single one of those parts that we buy which does not a four people the opportunity to send their own kids to school without a charity dollars. i would also challenge although it's hard in college, but if a going to occupy something how about occupying it kitchen? have found it really ironic during a lot of those sort of social movements that were -- the word occupy the sum