all the fishermen and all the pima industry in maine are upset about this because they are worried about their jobs. they are worried about their jobs. when it documents whaling, still japan is still the main culprit. they look at their catches, the size of catches have gone smawrnld smaller and smaller. cutting into generational growth of whales. there is no way small, you know, fishermen in the united states should be paying for this. this is international issue if really you look deeper into it, it s just, again, it s one of these things for you are doing this for public consumption. and, part of the whole foods imagery thing but going to hurt a lot of americans there not make a dent in what is happening with whales. the governor of maine is not happy. they are very disappointed in the whole foods decision. tell us about your town hall. you have a town hall coming up on december 15th. we talk a lot about business a lot and frame it with large business.
woods. that they there are risks to a rare north atlantic right whales, getting entangled in the gear. here rches the thing, over the concerns about the whales, whole foods have pulled the plug. according to the fisher men, never ever has a right whale ever died due to the lobster gear. so it s a worry, concern, whole foods people who live on the lobster industry. never happened before. going to shut down the entire business for that area. at least whole foods is eej sure they buy a lot effect men like that on the boat. brian: unbelievable. this is according to janet mills, the governor, we are disappointed by the whole foods decision, deeply frustrated that the marine stewardship council suspension of the lobster sustainability continues to harm the livelihoods of hardworking