You also said storage cannot replace stuff for purchasing. I’ve made a correction: storage cannot replace stuff for creation and purchasing. Purchasing is at the end of the process. Creation is at the beginning. And this tells me also that it’s all about definition. If you don’t define things, you don’t actually give a real value to something. Storage is about also the producer, not just the one that purchases, something that hopes it is as valuable as what it sold it to be. You know, throughout my whole blog, I’ve said that my blog has been a different type of storage for different type of things, different type of processes. And me defining what the storage is for and me defining why I chose to go about certain things, it’s because the blog is, it’s like the, it’s like the sketchbook. The final piece, it’s three stages from now. Whereas people treat storing for final food like the end of the food is in our fridges, because it ends in our food. It ends in our stomach, unless it ends in a bin.