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SN: Okay, I guess the last question I have is, you know, you were talking about -- this is back into Auburn again, I mean, not to Auburn, but to Bellevue -- you were talking about that plant that the Nikkei farmers started. And you had a white plant manager?
SH: Yes.
SN: I found that to be interesting. How come, not a Nikkei, a Japanese American plant manager? I was just curious.
SH: Well, he was knowledgeable, more than, in that line. Eventually, though, we changed. But at the start, the first four or five years. And everybody knew him.
SN: Okay. So it was just because of his skill level.
SH: Yeah. He was there before. And so, when we came back, there was no reason to change him.
SN: Thank you very much. [Laughs]
SH: Okay. You know that shed is still there? It was the last time I was in Bellevue.
AI: Where is it?
SH: Bellevue Vegetable Growers Association shed. As you cross the tracks there, headed towards Redmond, it's on the left-hand side, on the tracks. It was there, oh, the last time I was there. I haven't been to Bellevue this trip. But I was surprised that it was there so long. Okay.
AI: Thank you.
SN: Thank you so much.
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