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Did you ever think of buying live fish? Live parfish. Let's head over to A1. I love fish. I love fish. What's going on? What's going on? You're back. Okay. A lot of people are makit not to eat. What? Tell us about the minute. They want they want live fish. They want to see live swimming in our pools. So, what are we what are you doing? They have what they need. You have what? You have a water. You have a ocean here. Not a one ocean. And we got a nice big pool with n with some carbs swimming around waiting for its owner. Great. So, let's go see it. So, has some good stuff for us. Something that nobody has. Follow to our uh So, let's go to our secret to our secret place. Yeah. Atlantic Ocean. See, it's the holidays now. We're very busy. A lot of empty boxes. Okay. Wow. I'm I feel that I'm now under submarine. What's going on? Let me see. Let me show you. So these are our live carps. Wow. Crabfish. Carfish. Very live. Look, if you could see here, there's less bubbles. You'll see them better. Wow. Wow. This is a temporary setup we do for pesa, especially for Passover. So, we bring them in 2 3 weeks before the holiday and they need a lot of care. Need a lot of care. Takes a lot of work. I'm going to show you everything we have to go through to keep these guys alive till the till at the end of the holiday. That's interesting. That's So, let me ask you. You bring it from where? These are Canadian fish. These are Canadian carps. They come, they're in the lake, Lake Ontario. They're fish in Lake Ontario. So, these are wild. It's not farm raised. Wow. So, they and they bring them in here in big big something like this, a little bit bigger. And and the and the thing with with live carp is that they have to have oxygen. Okay? If they don't have oxygen, any fish, right? So, they're in the water, but they need oxygen. So, that's why we have all these pumps giving them oxygen. So when they come with the trucks, they come in in these in these big bins with the guys have a compressor on the truckow and the compressor gives air to the bins. So they take good care of them very nicely. Takes a lot. Yes. Takes a lot of care. It's a lot of work to keep them like this. There's some fish to go up to 20 lb. Wow. Wow. The ones here, the average fish here is about 8 n lbs. Wow. Let's see the process here. So what are you doing with them? So you see, so number one, every day, twice a day, we have to clean the pool, right? We want to keep them nice and clean. We want to keep their water nice and clean. So we have this little pond that we set up for the holidays. We'll pump the water. Oh, they become wild. What's going on? Yeah. Now they're getting excited. They think we're coming to fish them. So Well, they know what's going on, huh? So now you're going to lose, right? cuz I'm pumping out the the dirty water and I'm going to put in clean water. So now you're putting in the clean water, the new fresh water. Yes. And in the same time they like it cuz you feel if they like it. Yeah. They like it because now I'm giving brand new oxygen in the water. So now you're putting in the fresh water and they get excited, right? Yes. Okay. They get excited cuz this is like food. Oxygen is almost like having food cuz carps is a carp is a very tough thing. You know, we take out the carp out of the water and we knock we have to knock it off the head, right? Because we don't want it we don't want it to suffer. So, we knock it to phase it out when we cut it. After we cut the fish and we get stakes for the fish, the stakes on the table still move around. Really? Yes. That's only with carp or with other fish as well? The only fish I saw that do is carp so far. Wow. Wow. Yeah. Because it's such a again such a strong fish. So people they like to choose their fish the size the one they like and yeah then we take it out of the pool. Then you cut it and you take it and we cut it and we do everything they need in front of them. We fix fillet. A lot of people wanted for their gap fish. Some other people wanted just to pick it this way. Wow. And everybody leaves happy. Wow. So when people want it they they buy usually the whole fish or they buy slic. Yeah. You can't you can't and mind you they all come everybody comes with their kids. Oh yeah. Yeah. So, all the they come and the little boys and girls, they love it. Even my own kids, they come here almost every day just to see the fish. Oh, yeah. It doesn't feel good. Wow. Beautiful. You see if you can do I want to get you a big one. Oh, wa. Normally, we take them out with a net, but now I see they're feisty. They don't want to come out. Let's see if Oh, wow. That is a fish. This is a medium size. If I put it back in the water, it's going to go back into Wow. Oh, he's going back into his family. Yeah. Back into his family. Did you ever have that a fish jumped out of the pool here? Every morning. Every morning. What? You come? Almost every morning. Really? Every morning we come there's a fish on the floor here. Uh sometimes they're as far as 10 ft away from the pool. Really? They're still alive. Because they're jumping once they're out of the water. So they, you know, we close the lights. We're We're not here. And they jump around. They want to go back in the water. So they sometimes we find them very far. We're like, "What's going on?" They jump. They jump. They're very strong. They're strong fish. Very strong fish. Wow. To everybody. Thank you for coming. Thank you, Slowy.