In 2003, they were on (boxes of) Corn Pops and Frosted Flakes.

Any kind of firework that shoots into the air and pops, pops debris all over the place. Some is smoldering and burning. If it lands on top of those blue roofs, I'm definitely concerned about it igniting.

He's really been working hard. He's been here all morning, helping to unload the truck and carry food boxes for people.

We'll turn the lights off, we'll turn them on. There's a few boxes on stage and you act. There's nothing else to take you out of [the play]. If I could make a living doing black box theatre, I would. There's more art to it. It's like going to see an artist in his studio versus going to a gallery.

What this means for U.S. corn producers is that we will be able to continue to ship our product into Canada without additional tariffs. This is good news for U.S. producers, for not only corn but other commodities as well. I think it sends a sign to U.S. producers that international trade law does work.

Me and my Pops, we never really had a real relationship.