So Blake, who I made my album with when we finished my album, he bought me 10,000 of these in an oil in an oil drum. And I had that oil drum in my studio. Bear in mind, we finished the album last October. And they’re in an oil drum in my studio and we had people pass through the studio. They are now gone. >> We’ve had 10,000 of these eaten in a year. Oh, wait. It’s all gone now. All eaten. We actually ordered more for the oil drum. >> If there’s ever a Lind Lindor truffle shortage, you know they’ve gone to Ed Sheeran’s oil drum inside the studio. I really like and I’m glad you got these in America because I was getting worried that America didn’t know what good chocolate was. >> Have you eaten Hershey’s? >> I will take no Hershey’s slander as somebody whose family’s from the proud state of Pennsylvania. >> Oh, mate. I’m >> Does it taste a little bit like plastic? Sure. That’s how we like it in America. Throwing >> like a rag on Hershey’s too much. I do like What? American chocolate. Do Oreos count as chocolate? >> Yeah. Quite like Oreos. Taking >> Reese Reese’s Pieces. Those are, I believe, made by the Hershey’s Corporation. Okay. Yeah. There was so many things when I came over to America for the first time where I was like, “Oh my god, I’ve got to try this and this and this.” And I remember trying a Hershey’s Kiss and being just quite disappointed. >> What was your biggest disappointment in American culture? >> Taco Bell. >> Can we wrap this up, guys? I have a heart out. Attack her bow.