- Okay, so you're selling popcorn.

Like, are you selling... I dunno.

What do you mean?

You're not selling, like, bag popcorn.

Outta the field?

- I was getting the people to grow it.

I monitored it.

I told 'em what to expect for harvest tonnage.

I decided which plant was gonna go to.

The white went here.

The large kernel went here.

The pre-popped stuff that was going to California went out to Western Nebraska.

In the off season, I actually ran in and run the plant, so I learned how to run destoners, how to run gravity tables, how to run polishers, how to run the different screens because we also had dry edible beans.

And if you go in there at the right time, you'd catch enough dry edible beans for the whole winter, just bag them off on the side for yourself.

- Back then, though, that popcorn, that plant didn't stand up very well.

- It did not.

And in Western Nebraska- - Did you have to convince- - it would fall down, and when you had the header down there, you picked up a lotta sand; thus the destoner.

- Oh, okay, yeah.