well, Bacardi black. I use Bacardi black rum bread. So the beer was super black. The Bacardi is definitely dark, you know, the dark rum. And so it's come out really dark looking. It's really cool. The other one is going to light enough. I can tell just already by some settlement today, but this other, the black is really dark, so it's just fun. So I've been pouring, OHN. I poured five gallons of labs today. I jarred up five gallons of labs, and I made, let's see, I made one gallon of humic acids. I make humic acids from if this is right the back, he sent me it was, it was a barter I did, and it says, rethink soil.com, but anyway, we did a barter with a lot of my inputs. And he sent me his hummus, his material, his humans material. It's from Oregon forest floor. Or and it's just beautiful, pulverized, black material, wow. And I strain it with hot water and, well, just, I just make a mixture of, you know, of a homemade humic acid, humic acids. And it's really dark, really pretty. And just sitting there, I mix it up today. I use warm water to mix it and stir it for a while, you know, shake, add a little more water, stir in this little process. But it's sitting there. I've joined up a bunch of integrated IMO two in my integrated IMO two, I call it integrated because I started with, I started with my IMO two. I started with Marco is growing. I took IMO two from his IMO three. Never went to farms. I took IMO two from his IMO three, the soil guru, who I just listened to him on your last podcast, just yesterday. I believe it was good show. I took, I took, I actually went out to his house and got field IMO and pulled IMO two from that. And then Kennedy natural farming, I went out into his fields and I got, I got just, you know, materials, and I pulled IMO two from it. So this is a super IMO, that's correct. That was the idea. And I just call it integrated, because that's a good word for it. Made it quick and easy. This, they've all been integrated. When I pulled all my IMO two, and I made it, you know, I dumped it all into one five gallon bucket and just mixed it all together and let it sit there, and I'll continually. What I did was, in a five gallon bucket, I still have all of that filled IMO, that I got have. Marco is growing his, IMO three, his bamboo leaf. IMO three, is in there. Never winter farms his. IMO three. It's a five gallon bucket full of all their stuff. And so I will constantly take IMO two from that bucket of material and add that into that five gallon bucket of integrated IMO two. Oh, man. And it just constantly resupplies itself. You