From chemistry to community: How Transy alumni built Ghost Fox Winery
From chemistry to community: How Transy alumni built Ghost Fox Winery by Stephen Russell The name Ghost Fox is rooted in Japanese superstition. In Japan, people answer the phone by saying “moshi moshi,” and the caller responds with the same phrase. According to folklore, foxes cannot say “moshi,” and ghosts cannot say it twice, making the greeting a way to ward off trickster spirits. Josh
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