I kind of want to spit it out. Oh, that's much better. So early farmers would find the most accessible forms of wheat and plant them and experiment with them, not because they were trying to start an agricultural revolution, because they were like, you know what would be awesome? More food! Like on this topic, we have evidence that more than 13,000 years ago, humans in southern Greece were domesticating snails. In the Phronkthe Cave, there's a huge pile of snail shells. Most of them are larger than current snails, suggesting that the people who ate them were selectively breeding them to be bigger and more nutritious.