[0:02] Okay. So, here we have our first meal of [0:06] the day. [0:06] >> The Roseville School District started uh [0:09] delivering meals in 1971. Um at that [0:11] time it was called homed delivered [0:13] meals. [0:15] And so it's been almost what 54 years [0:19] now that the Roseville School District [0:21] has been serving meals to the seniors [0:24] and adults with disabilities in the [0:26] community. [0:29] So just in a one-year time, we we served [0:32] 5,324 [0:34] more meals, you know, than the previous [0:37] year. And we keep seeing those numbers [0:40] increase, you know, every year. [0:42] >> 9 10 11 and then [0:44] >> um there is a huge need for for meals [0:48] for the seniors and adults with [0:50] disabilities in our community. And so um [0:53] it's not a need that I see going away. [0:57] We could not do it without our [0:59] volunteers. We work with um over 400 [1:03] volunteers on a kind of on a monthly [1:05] basis. We have so many wonderful [1:08] volunteers. Um many of them have been [1:10] here long term. [1:18] Well, one thing I I kind of enjoy about [1:22] today is that um it is a route that I'm [1:25] familiar with. So, I know the people and [1:28] fun to talk with them. Well, it's good [1:30] to see you. [1:31] >> The the clients um working with them and [1:35] getting to know them and talking with [1:36] them. They're all so so very [1:40] appreciative and thankful. [1:43] >> I've never had a Krabby person um who [1:45] I've handed a lunch and uh I I think [1:49] that's amazing that you think there'd be [1:51] some some reason in their life they [1:53] might be crabby, but never when when [1:54] I've shown up. So, uh, I like that. [1:58] >> But otherwise, they're all really [1:59] delicious. And I especially appreciate [2:02] the volunteers who bring in