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much related to the stimulus support but really true underlying demand people need to eat and drink thapppens increasingly in home we're seeing increased trip to e-commerce they're getting things delivered to home. we're seeing increased interest in health. so vitamins, minerals, for example, they see tremendous growth and overall, i think, you know, with some of the slowdown of the economy, you're also seeing increased interest in value offerings and good prices. >> so i get that you're seeing the strength continue as people change their habits and decide to eat at home but the pandemic is still very much with us, mark how do you plan for what happens when a vaccine comes if it hopefully does in the near future people are going to want to eat out again. so what does it mean for packaged food companies like yours? >> yeah, look, we about a 10% of our business that is outside of in home. so this is where we supply restaurants and hotels and cafeterias and so forth. so we also have a keen interest in out of home consumption before this crisis, it happened a long term trend that the consump

. >> thap -- thank you. thank you very much. and very quickly, the metadata in your testimony says it was written by jessica lawrence. who is jessica lawrence? >> she's my predecessor from my current position, and i used a document. >> so she did not write it? >> she did not. >> my time expired and i want to thank everybody for being here today, and especially mr. richard painter. the post office should be a nonpartisan position that serves the american people and you made that point very clear. i thank you for your service for all the participants service and your being here today. thank you. i yield back. >> the gentleman from alabama, mr. palmer is recognized for five minutes. >> i thank the chairman. first of all, this is all about politics, it's really not about the post office. the witnesses reflect that. it's remarkable, some of the claims that have been made by these individuals, and ms. graves raising questions in her work about dark money and sources of funds when her own organization received over $500,000 from outsid

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