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Warehousing and staffing. we have encountered a number of different things, and its primarily trucking. fortunately, we make our own bourbon, we have great supplies, we preordered glass. its hard to make changes in what you need and fortunately in mexico, we have amazing partners that are making it, our glass needs, packaging needs and, obviously, harvesting the agave. again, at every level of the chain, you know, you have someone having an issue with trucking. and not only that, its just -- eri...

It is hurtful to hear that some 55% of people where you are still unvaccinated. doctor rob davidson, we appreciate your work and we appreciate your sharing your expertise with us this morning. >> thanks, boris. >> of course. listen, this morning fire crews are batting an 11-alarm firing at a chlorine manufacturing plant in new jersey. take a look there. you could see it from miles away. authorities are still right now trying to secure some control over this. >> a fire is still raging. were goi...

While into the cold-war days to see something of this magnitude. >> back to the cold war to see something of this magnitude and this comes as the images you hear -- see today, they are new from the u.s. military loading pallets of ammunition, other equipment all bound for ukraine as americas top defense leaders detail what putin is putting in place and they are making it very clear that he has the capability for invasion now. >> it has progressed at a consistent and steady pace involving tens of...

Because of covid regulations. that is correct. tonga at present has an incredible record throughout the pandemic of covid security, and they are remarkably conscious at the moment, despite the fact that they are trying to recover from this terrible disaster, they are still absolutely focused on their own covid security, which meant in order to disembark with the aid that we had, we had to do that in a completely contactless manner. using our own ships crane to crane the supplies onto the jetty w...

Order to disembark in the aid that we had to do that in a completely contactless manner, so, using ownerships crane to put the supplies on the jetty without putting anybody onto the jetty, without putting anybody onto thejetty, any without putting anybody onto the jetty, any of my own team onto the jetty at all, dont be tongan authorities came and retrieved the pallets, the equipment that we had delivered, to put it into quarantine for 72 hours before it is delivered out to the outlying islands ...

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>> steve: good answer. listen, i wouldnt blame you guys for drinking at 6:53 in the morning right now in the small beer brewery business your number one problem is getting the cans to put the beer in. because ball corporation same company that made my grandmas mason jars, they make your cans and they have changed the rules on guys like you. right, rob? >> thats absolutely true, steve. we purchased from ball, or we did purchase from ball. they changed the minimums, we used to have to buy 25 palle...

About the ocean currents, but also about how plastic in our oceans can last notjust for decades but hundreds of years. one of the biggest problems with plastic is it doesnt break down over time. it breaks up. and what we mean by that is it breaks up into smaller and smaller pieces. so all of these bits here that are less than half a centimetre are considered a micro—plastic, and eventually these will break up into smaller and smaller pieces, and become nano—plastic. we have no way of measuri...

At the micro—plastics, they will tell you just how many thousands of bits there are. fishermen, too, are finding lego pieces in their catches miles out to sea. yeah, this is lethal stuff. this is the packaging you get on pallets. and much more plastic besides. phil has been fishing here for a0 years and he says he now holds in plastic with almost every catch. we generally pick it up, the bigger bits of plastic, like the ice sacks and stuff like that, theyre all in the pots, theyve got 40 in a ...

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