Mr. Raizada, you talked about the “ag plus” piece, which I found fascinating. We'll take out the alcohol part, although maybe you would prefer to have some, given your most recent surgeries.
However, you did say that public health experts may not like what you're saying. Is there a way to start thinking about how public health experts would like what you're saying, especially in developed countries specifically? That's not to give the same advantages to less developed countries, but developed countries already understand that they're on the verge of an epidemic of diabetes, which is a huge public health issue and has a huge cost as well. One of the things we're hearing is whether we can afford to pay these health costs. Do you see anything in your “ag plus” crystal ball, if I can use that term, as a way to try to help drive that as an “ag plus” piece to actually enhance livability and deal with the chronic disease that's upon us?