Hello, welcome to the tea of the day. Today, I'm on location and I've got a little bit of builders tea. Mmm, look at old standard builders tea. That's bracing! Oh my! I don't know if I'd say good as much as that it's just necessary. It's a necessity. Something like that. Wah! The problem with this is I've had some decent builders teas. I mean, at the end of the day, they're not that great because it's nothing but dust and fannings and the remnants of what really good tea is. And what they are doing is giving you the lowest grade quality tea possible. And when you put it in, you basically let the tea bag look at the water and tear it and then take it back out again. So, when you have something like that, obviously it's not a good quality tea. But, um... Wah! I can see that maybe some people like it because it's this bracing, but really, I'm just kind of like, this is just too much. I can't enjoy anything because I'm left with a bit of a weird aftertaste. And it's not made any better because there's another note you guys need to please, please take note of, is clean your kettles. D-scale. Keep your water clean. Please? Because this kettle that this came from was none too pretty. I'll tell you that. And that the quality of the water as much as anything can affect the taste of the tea. So, keep that in mind when you've got a tea like this. That water isn't very good. Your tea may not be very good and it may not be so much the tea that sucks, but the water that sucks. So, keep that in mind. Ooh, have a happy, bracing tea day!