Jam & Tea Studios founders, left to right, Michael Yichao, center, Carl Kwoh, third from right, and J. Aaron Farr, fourth from right, pose with staff on Jan. 18, 2024, in Roslyn, Wash. (Lutisha Aubrey Photography via AP)
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