MR. CORZINE: Well, it may relate to agriculture and it may not. I mean, we've got this that we have had and I just, you know, it's like these other definitions and like Keith mentioned a little bit ago, I hate to spend a lot of time on definitions when we have definitions here. And I don't want to get into ethical things. We did that on a previous AC21, and you know my ethics and my morals. I go to church and I read the Bible and I do things like that, and I don't think that really is relevant to what we're doing right here at the moment either. So I just have a lot of trouble with adding words that are really open because I think then, then we enhance the argument, by enhance, I mean expand the argument, of is coexistence working or not, right? MS. BATCHA: But I think successful is defined, Leon, in that statement because it's successful concurrent cultivation. It's consistent with consumer preferences and choices. So the rest of the statement does define success. MR. CORZINE: Well, back to my point. I'm still not sure that your definition of successful and mine, you know, back from where we were when we started this a year ago, is quite different in a lot of cases. I mean, can be quite different. So I just, I don't like putting, I just don't think it, there's a fit. MS. HOWELL MARTENS: Coexistence, according to Miriam Webster, says to live in peace with another, with each
MR. CORZINE: Well, it may relate to agriculture and it may not. I mean, we've got this that we have had and I just, you know, it's like these other definitions and like Keith mentioned a little bit ago, I hate to spend a lot of time on definitions when we have definitions here. And I don't want to get into ethical things. We did that on a previous AC21, and you know my ethics and my morals. I go to church and I read the Bible and I do things like that, and I don't think that really is relevant to what we're doing right here at the moment either. So I just have a lot of trouble with adding words that are really open because I think then, then we enhance the argument, by enhance, I mean expand the argument, of is coexistence working or not, right? MS. BATCHA: But I think successful is defined, Leon, in that statement because it's successful concurrent cultivation. It's consistent with consumer preferences and choices. So the rest of the statement does define success. MR. CORZINE: Well, back to my point. I'm still not sure that your definition of successful and mine, you know, back from where we were when we started this a year ago, is quite different in a lot of cases. I mean, can be quite different. So I just, I don't like putting, I just don't think it, there's a fit. MS. HOWELL MARTENS: Coexistence, according to Miriam Webster, says to live in peace with another, with each