 That's director Emily Brewster. She says you show up, eat a provided meal, and just when you're about done eating, the alpacas join you in the pen. And everybody gets, like, food on their table, and there's some hay that you can give them. And they just roam around visiting each table on their own. The lunches started back in March and sell out every month, and people love taking selfies with them. Emily says alpacas aren't your typical barnyard creatures but make the perfect lunch guest. They don't bite. They don't have teeth on the top, so you can feed them right from your hand.