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In the dark I play my dreams Firm

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of course it flows like sweet springs I'm

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the daddy but the no I'll see Great

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in the world like it's meant to be

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I'm the hope, the P-I-O-V,

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I'm the king Back to loving everything

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Bringing change,

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making it last

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Welcome to episode four,

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fifty-three of the Permaculture Pimpcast,

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where pimp stands for permaculture is my

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passion.

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The only pimpcast on planet Earth where we

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discuss permaculture, preparedness,

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practical living,

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and sometimes prostitutes.

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Permaculture, P-I-M-P,

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with soulful praise.

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In the P-I-P-S-T-A-R-S,

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where we find our place.

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Well,

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this is definitely an interesting Monday.

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One for the record books in so many

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different ways.

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William,

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did I see a power glitch on your

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end?

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I was wondering if you could see that.

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Yeah,

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the power just shut off for like half

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a second on this end.

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So if you see me drop off,

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it's because the power randomly went out.

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We have rain,

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but we don't have storms going on.

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We don't have any tornadoes or anything

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like that.

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So we'll see.

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Well,

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it might be something to do with the

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malevolent forces that we prayed against

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before we started this podcast, y'all.

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Won't go into a whole lot of detail

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as of late, but...

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Weird things have definitely been

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happening, and William,

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I forgot to tell you about a couple

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of others,

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but I'll come to that privately.

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But folks,

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if you're praying people out there,

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please put down your prayers for us or

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send them up for us,

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because there are powers that shouldn't be

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that don't want us necessarily doing this,

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okay?

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And they do all kinds of crazy stuff,

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but we'll come down to that here in

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a little bit.

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We also got an online version for those

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so inclined.

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And yeah,

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folks in the world in which we're living

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right now.

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I mean,

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you've got to be G'd up from the

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feet up, and I don't just mean grounded.

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You've got to have your stuff, folks.

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You would not even believe the things that

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we're doing right now to try to undo

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the things that they are doing.

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So there's a lot going on,

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and I'm going to unfold a lot of

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this as this program unfolds.

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All right, wellness blanket,

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Michelle is absolutely positively hugged

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up in that blanket every night.

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And it makes, you know what,

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I probably should have brought it up into

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this studio,

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maybe to kind of ease what's going on

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around here.

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Because very seldom do I come in here

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with a wave watch while I'm broadcasting,

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but there's a reason for that.

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All right, y'all,

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so I want to let you know about

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a little summer celebration that's going

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to be going on.

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It's going to be the First Baptist Church

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of Marshall.

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That's going to be this weekend,

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June twenty-fifth, from ten a.m.

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to one p.m.

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We'll talk about it.

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I'm going to try to make it out

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there, see what this is all about,

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and see what's up.

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Maybe it'll help chase the demons out of

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this place.

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I mean, around this whole region.

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Plus,

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I'm sure there's going to be a lot

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of giveaways and stuff like that going on

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out there.

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So if anybody's looking for something to

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do on the twentieth,

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go out there to First Baptist Church of

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Marshall, North Carolina.

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Think you're going to be glad you did.

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How you doing, son?

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Pretty good.

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Is that going to be some sort of

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like revival or something like that?

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Or is it just like a homesteading get

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together or what?

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No, I don't believe so.

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I think it's Stephanie Mormino.

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I can't remember the name of her new

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YouTube channel.

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She texted me the other day,

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and I'm glad she reminded me.

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Because with all the squirrels I'm trying

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to juggle these days, I didn't remember.

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So she didn't let me know that, hey,

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you know, you said you'd talk about this.

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So that's exactly what I'm doing.

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That's why I'm doing it.

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Stephanie, folks, if you don't remember...

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Um, she's the red haired lady, selfless,

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unbelievably selfish, selfless less.

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I want to make sure I get that

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out there.

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And she was in here building these tiny

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homes for all these folks with no thought

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of reward, no thought of anything,

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but how to help out her neighbors and,

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And she does some pretty solid work out

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there.

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I'll have to find out what her new

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YouTube channel is and let everybody know

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about that.

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But, yes, Stephanie,

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she let me know about it.

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I think she attends that church.

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So, yeah,

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go out there and offer some support.

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If I can get loose from that time,

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believe me,

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I'll be out there because it's not that

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far away from me.

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So I'll go check it out and see

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what's going on.

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Yeah.

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So, yeah, son,

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you got some weird glitches going on on

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your end.

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What else is going on around there?

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Yeah, that's what I'm hearing.

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Bren Z was saying,

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I think his power is out again.

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And then she also just said,

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does YouTube hate you guys?

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Yes.

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The channel just dropped off my feed and

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sent me to the channel I left for

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this podcast.

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I had to bring myself back here.

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So...

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Who even knows what's going on?

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I mean, folks, I mean,

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there was something that happened right

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before this show and on my end and

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Williams as well.

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It seems, tell you what, son,

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it seems to have kicked off when I

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had Flatter or actually, yeah,

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when Flatter Dave was on here,

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they came out of nowhere, man.

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I mean,

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we were having all kinds of technical

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issues and

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My brain couldn't work right.

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There was all kinds of crazy things going

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on.

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But that seems to be the demarcation point

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of when this latest round of attacks has

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happened.

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But, you know,

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that's why I stay on my knees.

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You all stay prayed up from the feet

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up.

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And I'm recommending,

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especially in these times,

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everybody else do the same.

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All right.

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So I'm just kicking it off.

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We'll take it off with a farm news.

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But I got to talk about the elephant

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in the room.

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And it had to do with last night.

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And I don't know about anybody else.

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If y'all watched any of that stuff,

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I tuned out because Michelle and I go

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to bed religiously, you know,

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somewhere between nine and ten.

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And she doesn't care what's on that TV,

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man.

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When she's tired,

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she's going to bed and I'm coming right

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behind her.

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So, yeah, UFC propaganda, son.

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I can't recall the last time I've ever

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seen anything like this where.

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Well, tell them what it was, dad.

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Tell them what last night was just in

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case people didn't know.

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Oh, for the people that didn't know,

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there was UFC.

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I forget the title of the event.

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Maybe UFC two fifty is what they called

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it.

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Yeah.

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And basically it was a Roman triumph,

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if you ask me.

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And it was a one giant commercial on

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why your kids ought to join the military,

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because all they did was focus on the

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people that were in the audience and most

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of which were Joes and sailors out there.

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So, yeah.

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So what was your observations of it?

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A couple of things.

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Hokit was funny in saying he yelled during

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his post-fight interview and everything.

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He yelled, what was it?

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Michelle Obama is a man.

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Just randomly during his speech,

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he yelled that, which was funny.

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And people were cracking up.

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But another thing that I noticed was that,

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okay, at a typical UFC fight,

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they would zoom in on the crowd and

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like show famous people that are attempt

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or attending that that ufc fight they

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didn't and if you didn't know they had

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two different people watching two

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different groups watching the ufc they had

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the people around the ring which is very

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very limited numbers um and i think just

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government officials and

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As Sean Strickland said it,

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pedophiles were around the ring.

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And then the large group of people had

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like a separate viewing party,

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which was basically just watching it like

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an uncomfortable way to watch the fight on

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TV.

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That's what it seemed like.

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But in a typical UFC fight,

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the area around the ring,

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they'll zoom in on the famous people and

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show you like, oh, look,

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Kevin James is here or Theo Vaughn is

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here, things like that.

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This time, they did not do that.

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They did not show any of the people

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that were around the ring,

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which I thought was...

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It just seemed odd that they didn't.

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And it could be for some serious malicious

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reasons,

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or it could just be petty political

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reasons.

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I'm not entirely sure,

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but that did stand out to me that

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they didn't show any of the famous people

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around the ring yesterday.

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Yeah.

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Brenzi says,

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I say Mike is a man too.

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Hey, you ain't going to catch me arguing.

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No doubt about that.

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But yeah, that was, I mean, this is,

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I did a front porch talk talking about

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the overlays with us in Rome and boy,

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they're impossible to miss at this point.

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Anyway, I'll jump into the, you know,

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in the farm news right now.

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So right now on my docket,

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it seems every single day,

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and it's going to be that way for

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a while,

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is getting caught up on some weed eating.

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Now that's going to be for me.

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Now you might think, okay, well, you know,

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what's that got to do with me?

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Well, folks, we got a very, very,

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I'm reluctant to use the word,

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but I'll say it,

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invasive Chinese silvergrass.

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And son, who brought that in here?

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The government put it alongside the

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interstates thinking, OK, well, you know,

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we'll use this to kind of hold everything

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in place.

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What they didn't account for is this stuff

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is everywhere now and it's destroying

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farming in so many places out here in

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western North Carolina.

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Now there's a way to beat it.

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And the way to beat it is to

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constantly beat it up.

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Nothing's going to eat this stuff except

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for water buffalo.

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And last I looked,

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there ain't none running around these

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mountains.

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So yeah, it's nonstop weed eating,

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but here's a little trick I do.

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If you got to deal with something like

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this.

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So I see whatever, now this stuff,

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depending on how, you know,

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it could be up to eight,

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nine feet tall in some places.

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Some of this stuff I got here isn't

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quite that mature, but it's pretty bad.

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Um,

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So what you can do is seed ahead

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of time,

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like I'm doing with buckwheat and sunhemp

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and a little bit of Korean lespedeza.

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I put that out there.

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Now,

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if I get a chance to run the

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sheep before they get through there, okay,

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I'll let them hit it first because their

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hoof traffic is going to help trample some

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of this stuff in.

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Well, I'm a little behind on that,

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so I didn't get a chance to do

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it, but otherwise...

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You know,

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all you do now is go through with

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your weed and knock that stuff over.

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Now you got yourself a mulch layer so

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everything else can grow up through it.

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And, you know,

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hopefully if you can catch things before

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rain.

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But buckwheat this time of year is exactly

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what I want to be putting in.

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Here's other things you might want to

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think about, folks.

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In light of everything going on,

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you might want to think about if you

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need hay, even a little bit of it,

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I would think about getting it now.

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Get some of that first cutting.

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Because when the oil prices and the price

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of gas and everything else goes up,

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what do you think is going to happen

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to that hay?

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So if you've got an opportunity to store

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that stuff away and put it in the

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barn or wherever you may put it,

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you might want to think about getting that

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done.

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So here's another thing.

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we talked a little while ago we had

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dr richard presser on the show a little

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while ago talking about that dpe ag x

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dpe stands for defense of planet earth ag

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x it's a little device that we have

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out here it ain't little it's not little

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but you bury it in the ground and

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we talked about the effects i was seeing

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well one of the latest seems to be

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trees that we've never seen fruit on

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before that you know

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usually have kind of remained dormant with

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all the weather weather you know games

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they're playing these days all of them

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seem to have fruit on them right now

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it's pretty crazy so can i attribute that

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to the i mean that's the only thing

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differently i'm doing around here so okay

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i wonder if that's part of it folks

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i'm and by the way i'm not being

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paid to say any of this stuff so

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i'm just giving you my experience for the

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people that are thinking about okay do i

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want to spend

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You know,

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the kind of money it takes to get

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one of these.

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Well,

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I'm just telling you what I'm noticing.

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Now,

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it doesn't always punch a hole in the

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clouds depending on how much they spray.

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But he does guarantee that by the time

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it hits the ground,

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this stuff is neutralized.

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And it seems to have been confirmed.

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I'm going to wait.

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I'm waiting for other tests as well.

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Um, here's another one.

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It's a big one.

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And folks,

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I got to say this a little discreetly.

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Okay.

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So we're,

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everybody's worried about these ticks and

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you probably have reason to be.

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I mean,

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it was probably the U S government that

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brought Lyme disease almost certainly did

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came out of Lyme, Connecticut,

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and it was a tick that,

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that was probably rearranged by former

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Nazi scientists that we brought over in

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Operation Paperclip.

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There's a lot of those things that went

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on.

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A lot of Japanese scientists we took, too.

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And anyway,

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I'm going to tell you a little trick

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that I learned in the Army,

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but you can adapt it differently these

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days.

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Now,

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back when I was in jungle school in

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Fort Sherman in Panama years ago,

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they used to tell us,

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and to my knowledge, man,

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I think I was one of the only

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few that actually did it.

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They told us to eat the heads of

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the matches they gave us and that the

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sulfur in there would basically ward off

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any blood sucking creatures.

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There may have been other guys that did

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it, but to my knowledge,

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I'm the only one I remember doing it.

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And I never had any problems,

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not with anything.

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And we're talking some deep, nasty jungle.

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Now, would I do that today?

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No, I don't.

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what i do now is folks in the

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course of a day i might eat up

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to a bulb of garlic a day what's

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in garlic sulfur lots of it now you

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can do it and you can do it

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raw you can do it you can cook

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it and do whatever you're going to get

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more of the allison in there if you

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can go ahead and leave it raw i

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don't mind raw garlic garlic um there have

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been times in the past where i'd just

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eat a clove straight up

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It's better to go ahead,

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if you want the full effect of it,

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it's better to go ahead and process it,

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mash it, whatever it is you do,

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and then let it sit for about fifteen

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minutes before you consume it.

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That way it's at full strength.

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Another way of doing this,

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and my wife does it,

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she doesn't do the garlic thing,

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although she does part of it in the

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day,

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because every morning we drink bone broth,

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and I always put a ton of garlic

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in there as well.

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Another thing you could use,

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and I'd appreciate it if somebody could

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put this in the chat,

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is Delta Mike Sierra Oscar.

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We've talked about it before.

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Now, if I say it here,

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they're probably going to pull the feed.

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But she's been taking a teaspoon or no,

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I'm sorry,

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a half a teaspoon of that every day.

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And she's found them like crawling on her,

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but none of them have actually, you know,

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taken root.

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She's taking it orally?

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Yeah.

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Okay.

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Yeah, she's taking it orally.

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I'm glad you pointed that out.

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She's doing that.

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She's not had any bites at all.

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And on my end,

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the only time I have, which was yesterday,

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as a matter of fact,

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was the day where I neglected to take

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in garlic.

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So, you know,

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what can you do with that information?

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Folks, I don't know.

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I mean, it's...

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it's yeah somebody's asking delta what

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delta mike i'm speaking phonetically delta

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mike sierra oscar

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Okay, you can get it at, you know,

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any farm store.

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Anyway, that's what she's taken.

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And, you know, yeah, thank you very much,

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Bren Z. It's actually S-O-D-M.

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Yeah.

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I can't say it.

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Otherwise,

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they're probably going to pull this feed,

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folks.

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You have no idea the kind of nonsense

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they're pulling these days.

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But anyway,

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that's been pretty darn effective.

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And like I said,

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the only day I can recall having any

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problems.

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Thank you very much, Bren Z. Thank you.

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Yeah,

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the only times I've had any problems is

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when I haven't taken a bunch of garlic.

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So I'm using garlic,

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she's using the other thing.

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And both of them seem to work,

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but you got to use them.

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So yeah,

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there's a little trick out there for the

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folks that, you know,

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might

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want to think about ways in which you

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can keep them off of you.

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And like I said,

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it was a trick I learned way back

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in Panama,

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but I'm not telling what's in these match

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heads these days.

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Probably not even back then,

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but I don't recall having any issues with

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bugs at all.

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And then finally,

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for all the people out there that are

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asking me about bone sauce,

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I'm hoping to have some online tomorrow.

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So I'm out there.

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I got a batch going, but folks,

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you never know for sure until I open

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the lid on that stuff.

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You never know that it turned out good.

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So anyway, that's out there.

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Hopefully we got it on the website soon.

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What's going on in your world, son?

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Ketchup just still playing ketchup,

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playing ketchup with computer work,

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trying to play ketchup with outdoor work.

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But I mean,

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it's the weather app like the channel.

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The app is all useless for where I

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live pretty much.

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I mean,

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it's not even recording rain accurately

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like the town right next to us,

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which is getting less rain than we are.

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is being recorded as getting more rain

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than we are.

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And it's not even like close.

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It's like the town next to us will

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get like an inch and a half of

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rain and it'll record our rain as like

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point one five of an inch.

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And it's just yeah.

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So it's frustrating with that because

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you're playing out a day thinking, OK,

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this is a day that's not going to

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have rain.

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I can get a bunch of outside work

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done today and then it starts pouring.

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And then it lasts all day.

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And then they go and retroactively change

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the weather forecast for that particular

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day.

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And that's what we're dealing with.

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Something interesting that's been

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happening is that the past two rainstorms

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that we've gotten have come from the

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north, which is not where we... Yes,

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and that's exactly what we're noticing

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here.

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Storms generally go from southwest to

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northeast.

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And we've seen exactly the same phenomenon

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here.

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Yeah, it we got one day.

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Yeah, it came from the north.

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We got to the past the past two

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rainstorms we got from the north,

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which I was just like looking at my

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phone laughing at because I was like this.

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This doesn't happen,

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but it all looks like it's being if

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when you look at the radar,

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I think you can kind of find out

00:17:27.541 --> 00:17:27.742
the.

00:17:29.685 --> 00:17:32.869
like the NEXRAD radio tower frequency,

00:17:33.130 --> 00:17:35.211
the pattern based on what the radar is

00:17:35.271 --> 00:17:36.393
doing sometimes.

00:17:36.492 --> 00:17:37.954
I think you can find out sometimes.

00:17:38.736 --> 00:17:40.758
Because it all looks like it was this

00:17:40.798 --> 00:17:41.557
past rain event,

00:17:42.199 --> 00:17:43.140
not the one that we're going through right

00:17:43.180 --> 00:17:44.121
now, but the past one,

00:17:45.061 --> 00:17:46.522
it looked like it was being centrally

00:17:46.643 --> 00:17:48.585
pushed from like...

00:17:49.445 --> 00:17:51.488
central ish Oklahoma.

00:17:52.067 --> 00:17:52.648
So that was,

00:17:52.909 --> 00:17:54.609
that was interesting to see on just the

00:17:54.670 --> 00:17:57.251
weather channel, uh, radar app.

00:17:57.291 --> 00:17:58.653
So that was interesting.

00:17:58.673 --> 00:18:00.174
Um, other than that, yeah,

00:18:00.194 --> 00:18:01.596
just playing catch up like the,

00:18:01.836 --> 00:18:02.296
the garden,

00:18:02.556 --> 00:18:04.038
especially at the demonstration site,

00:18:04.097 --> 00:18:06.159
I got to go get that back into

00:18:06.179 --> 00:18:08.060
shape just because it's been abandoned for

00:18:08.300 --> 00:18:08.861
forever.

00:18:09.301 --> 00:18:11.563
Um, so yeah, there's that.

00:18:11.663 --> 00:18:12.564
I recently, Oh,

00:18:12.624 --> 00:18:13.664
here's another thing you were talking

00:18:13.684 --> 00:18:15.866
about the ticks and bites and stuff like

00:18:15.886 --> 00:18:16.047
that.

00:18:16.166 --> 00:18:18.568
I recently did a consultation, um,

00:18:19.135 --> 00:18:19.875
Last year,

00:18:20.115 --> 00:18:21.916
they got a huge batch of guineas to

00:18:21.936 --> 00:18:23.557
wipe out all the ticks on the property.

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And then, as guineas do,

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all the guineas died off.

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And typically,

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that means you're good on ticks for about

00:18:28.919 --> 00:18:29.538
five years.

00:18:30.019 --> 00:18:33.260
They've had more ticks this year after the

00:18:33.280 --> 00:18:36.642
guineas than they did before they got the

00:18:36.662 --> 00:18:36.981
guineas.

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And that's that's insane.

00:18:39.343 --> 00:18:40.983
So I would guess that they're probably

00:18:41.023 --> 00:18:42.786
dropping them from the sky at that point

00:18:42.806 --> 00:18:44.886
because it's not like ticks travel quickly

00:18:45.247 --> 00:18:47.288
and it's not like their property had high

00:18:47.429 --> 00:18:48.209
animal traffic.

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Like there aren't a ton of deer or

00:18:50.090 --> 00:18:51.731
herd of deer running through their their

00:18:51.771 --> 00:18:52.491
piece of property,

00:18:53.393 --> 00:18:54.933
at least not directly through their piece

00:18:54.953 --> 00:18:55.434
of property.

00:18:55.494 --> 00:18:55.654
So.

00:18:56.863 --> 00:18:57.943
some weird things are going on.

00:18:58.003 --> 00:18:58.243
I'm not,

00:18:58.324 --> 00:18:59.444
I wouldn't be surprised if they are

00:18:59.505 --> 00:19:00.946
dropping ticks from the sky at this point,

00:19:01.067 --> 00:19:02.969
but we did just recently confirmed from a

00:19:02.989 --> 00:19:03.669
friend, uh,

00:19:03.729 --> 00:19:05.090
and I'm gonna have to be careful how

00:19:05.151 --> 00:19:06.612
I say this, but, um,

00:19:07.153 --> 00:19:08.733
Lyme's disease does not have to be

00:19:08.794 --> 00:19:09.233
permanent.

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And you can use something that we've

00:19:10.536 --> 00:19:13.077
discussed a lot here on this podcast that

00:19:13.097 --> 00:19:15.819
we've lost episodes over on this podcast.

00:19:16.020 --> 00:19:18.061
Uh, if you want to go to, um,

00:19:18.522 --> 00:19:21.045
what's Dr. Lee Merrick's website,

00:19:21.365 --> 00:19:21.746
rogue

00:19:22.067 --> 00:19:27.198
Yeah, the rebel medical or medical rebel.

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I think that's what it is.

00:19:28.240 --> 00:19:28.821
Medical rebel.

00:19:29.442 --> 00:19:31.104
medical rebel if you go there you can

00:19:31.144 --> 00:19:34.625
find out some uh amounts to take and

00:19:34.664 --> 00:19:35.965
things like that and now keep in mind

00:19:36.365 --> 00:19:40.028
we also tested on accident the safety of

00:19:40.067 --> 00:19:41.567
this compound that we've been talking

00:19:41.607 --> 00:19:44.509
about uh because he was taking far more

00:19:44.569 --> 00:19:46.109
than he should have been and he was

00:19:46.150 --> 00:19:48.811
still just fine and no more lyme symptoms

00:19:48.852 --> 00:19:51.333
or anything like that so um i don't

00:19:51.373 --> 00:19:54.153
even know how to say that one discreetly

00:19:55.730 --> 00:19:58.153
Delta Sierra.

00:19:59.113 --> 00:20:00.574
Somebody could put that in the chat.

00:20:02.115 --> 00:20:02.375
Yeah.

00:20:02.414 --> 00:20:04.057
So that would be, you know,

00:20:04.076 --> 00:20:06.538
some people call it pool cleaner.

00:20:06.577 --> 00:20:10.280
Some people call it miracle minerals.

00:20:10.401 --> 00:20:11.862
No, no, no, no.

00:20:11.942 --> 00:20:13.343
You can't say that either now.

00:20:13.403 --> 00:20:15.284
No, you definitely can't say that one.

00:20:15.663 --> 00:20:16.325
Oh my goodness.

00:20:16.565 --> 00:20:17.404
Hey, by the way, folks,

00:20:17.444 --> 00:20:18.806
I guess we should have told everybody why

00:20:18.826 --> 00:20:20.126
we started an hour early.

00:20:20.847 --> 00:20:22.729
I should have probably led with that.

00:20:23.343 --> 00:20:24.263
Yeah,

00:20:24.324 --> 00:20:26.404
we're linking up with Bobby and the group

00:20:26.484 --> 00:20:28.165
over at Midwest Preparedness,

00:20:28.246 --> 00:20:29.567
and we're going to do a little game

00:20:29.606 --> 00:20:32.509
at seven o'clock my time.

00:20:33.269 --> 00:20:34.009
That'd be Eastern.

00:20:34.650 --> 00:20:34.970
My time.

00:20:35.651 --> 00:20:37.711
Yeah, six o'clock my time, Eastern.

00:20:38.311 --> 00:20:39.173
Eight o'clock your time, Dad.

00:20:39.192 --> 00:20:39.292
What?

00:20:39.313 --> 00:20:39.393
Yeah.

00:20:43.226 --> 00:20:45.267
Man, okay, then I got it all backwards,

00:20:45.326 --> 00:20:45.827
man.

00:20:46.067 --> 00:20:47.509
Maybe we should just call Bobby.

00:20:48.789 --> 00:20:49.109
Okay,

00:20:49.309 --> 00:20:51.550
it's going to be six o'clock my time.

00:20:51.611 --> 00:20:53.231
I'm pretty sure I'm ahead of you guys.

00:20:53.952 --> 00:20:54.573
Oh, shoot.

00:20:54.913 --> 00:20:56.493
I don't know what, man, whatever it is.

00:20:56.614 --> 00:20:58.415
Eight o'clock.

00:20:58.596 --> 00:20:59.976
Eight o'clock your time.

00:21:00.257 --> 00:21:01.336
If it's seven my time,

00:21:01.376 --> 00:21:02.218
it's eight your time.

00:21:03.121 --> 00:21:04.561
Man, I got it all backwards.

00:21:04.721 --> 00:21:06.303
Man, you figure, man.

00:21:06.643 --> 00:21:06.823
I mean,

00:21:06.883 --> 00:21:08.644
I can do some pretty intense calculations

00:21:08.703 --> 00:21:11.365
on things, but these time zones,

00:21:11.484 --> 00:21:12.165
I don't know why,

00:21:12.205 --> 00:21:13.645
but they always mess me up.

00:21:14.787 --> 00:21:15.767
Well, sorry, folks.

00:21:16.327 --> 00:21:17.627
I guess we'll be there when we're there.

00:21:17.647 --> 00:21:19.388
Thanks, Mom.

00:21:19.449 --> 00:21:20.990
Mom posted it in the chat,

00:21:21.029 --> 00:21:21.410
by the way.

00:21:22.471 --> 00:21:22.830
Oh, did she?

00:21:22.891 --> 00:21:22.990
Yeah.

00:21:24.892 --> 00:21:25.172
Oh, okay.

00:21:25.192 --> 00:21:25.372
Yeah.

00:21:25.412 --> 00:21:26.853
Thanks a lot, Mom.

00:21:27.133 --> 00:21:28.294
Honey.

00:21:28.354 --> 00:21:29.013
All right, y'all.

00:21:29.094 --> 00:21:30.994
So with that said, Wave Watch.

00:21:31.174 --> 00:21:32.135
I got it on right now.

00:21:33.319 --> 00:21:34.381
Um, you know,

00:21:34.401 --> 00:21:36.902
Williams got his over there and folks,

00:21:36.942 --> 00:21:37.521
I'm here to tell you,

00:21:37.561 --> 00:21:39.083
this thing absolutely does a trick.

00:21:39.123 --> 00:21:40.282
So there's a reason why I got it

00:21:40.344 --> 00:21:41.703
on just as I led from the top

00:21:41.743 --> 00:21:42.243
of the show.

00:21:42.785 --> 00:21:44.265
Anyway, if you want one, Billy,

00:21:44.305 --> 00:21:45.826
we'll get you a hundred bucks off that

00:21:45.846 --> 00:21:46.105
thing.

00:21:46.886 --> 00:21:47.386
And, uh,

00:21:47.406 --> 00:21:49.028
I don't know that I've ever met anybody

00:21:49.048 --> 00:21:50.587
that was dissatisfied by it.

00:21:50.627 --> 00:21:51.128
So, um,

00:21:51.888 --> 00:21:53.609
Yeah, that thing is definitely a winner.

00:21:53.650 --> 00:21:54.029
So Billy,

00:21:54.089 --> 00:21:55.151
one hundred will get you a hundred bucks

00:21:55.230 --> 00:21:55.611
off of that.

00:21:56.050 --> 00:21:56.270
Also,

00:21:56.310 --> 00:21:57.291
if you want some of these ball and

00:21:57.332 --> 00:21:57.811
glasses,

00:21:57.852 --> 00:21:59.272
these blue light blockers that William and

00:21:59.353 --> 00:22:01.453
I wear, you can go to bond charge,

00:22:01.493 --> 00:22:03.875
get fifteen percent off with promo code

00:22:03.954 --> 00:22:04.214
perma.

00:22:04.234 --> 00:22:04.315
Yeah,

00:22:04.935 --> 00:22:06.676
I think he's going to hold that thing

00:22:06.737 --> 00:22:07.116
over there.

00:22:07.896 --> 00:22:10.637
and yeah bon charge yep go check them

00:22:10.738 --> 00:22:12.439
out get you squared away and then finally

00:22:12.499 --> 00:22:13.900
soil savers you can find it in the

00:22:13.920 --> 00:22:16.000
show description for anybody that's

00:22:16.060 --> 00:22:18.162
wanting to mix some of this elixir up

00:22:18.642 --> 00:22:19.843
all right so let's get into the good

00:22:19.883 --> 00:22:22.784
news right off the bat oh my goodness

00:22:22.824 --> 00:22:27.046
yeah so i guess this is a bittersweet

00:22:27.086 --> 00:22:30.426
kind of victory i guess i guess trump

00:22:30.467 --> 00:22:31.667
really meant to say make

00:22:34.003 --> 00:22:36.665
I ran great again because boy,

00:22:36.766 --> 00:22:38.026
they made out like a bandit on this.

00:22:38.066 --> 00:22:39.987
They didn't really get the charge at all

00:22:40.007 --> 00:22:41.007
for the Straits of Hormuz.

00:22:41.567 --> 00:22:42.147
Now they do.

00:22:42.968 --> 00:22:44.709
So in a nutshell,

00:22:44.868 --> 00:22:47.410
Trump's peace plan basically hands Iran a

00:22:47.450 --> 00:22:48.490
decisive victory,

00:22:49.191 --> 00:22:50.411
depending on how you go about this.

00:22:50.451 --> 00:22:50.632
Look,

00:22:50.672 --> 00:22:52.311
I'm just glad that people aren't being

00:22:52.432 --> 00:22:52.813
killed.

00:22:53.472 --> 00:22:54.133
At the end of the day,

00:22:54.853 --> 00:22:55.993
that's my bigger concern.

00:22:56.953 --> 00:22:58.055
Now here's the real question.

00:22:58.315 --> 00:22:59.095
Son, let me ask you,

00:22:59.134 --> 00:23:00.576
do you think this is gonna last?

00:23:01.240 --> 00:23:03.422
I was thinking that same doggone thing.

00:23:03.541 --> 00:23:03.821
I mean,

00:23:04.481 --> 00:23:06.863
of the groups who can't abide by a

00:23:06.942 --> 00:23:13.625
treaty, two of them are on one team.

00:23:13.685 --> 00:23:14.705
So I don't know.

00:23:14.846 --> 00:23:15.946
I don't think it's going to last very

00:23:15.987 --> 00:23:16.307
long.

00:23:16.787 --> 00:23:17.326
I would say it's,

00:23:17.847 --> 00:23:19.147
and this is where I think your point

00:23:19.208 --> 00:23:21.868
earlier of Iran being in on it applies.

00:23:21.949 --> 00:23:24.990
I think it's going to be peaceful until

00:23:25.050 --> 00:23:26.070
the right timing,

00:23:26.351 --> 00:23:27.531
and then they're going to bring all this

00:23:27.551 --> 00:23:28.491
stuff back up again.

00:23:29.596 --> 00:23:29.856
Yeah.

00:23:30.076 --> 00:23:30.357
Yeah.

00:23:30.458 --> 00:23:31.137
I got a feeling.

00:23:31.798 --> 00:23:33.460
Look, I mean, you know,

00:23:33.500 --> 00:23:34.820
people like Mike Adams are saying, hey,

00:23:34.861 --> 00:23:35.020
man,

00:23:35.101 --> 00:23:36.061
I don't think we're going to get through

00:23:36.082 --> 00:23:36.342
the week.

00:23:36.362 --> 00:23:38.144
Well, let's pray that pray for peace.

00:23:38.903 --> 00:23:39.904
Like Ben Franklin said,

00:23:39.924 --> 00:23:41.866
there's never been a good war or a

00:23:41.906 --> 00:23:42.567
bad peace.

00:23:43.167 --> 00:23:44.288
So I guess for now,

00:23:44.429 --> 00:23:45.769
I'm going to even though the guys

00:23:45.829 --> 00:23:48.372
promised, you know, a victory sixty times,

00:23:48.412 --> 00:23:49.031
I think so far.

00:23:49.913 --> 00:23:51.574
Even though he's promised at sixty five,

00:23:51.753 --> 00:23:51.973
man,

00:23:51.993 --> 00:23:53.473
let's just pray we don't get to sixty

00:23:53.773 --> 00:23:54.875
one or sixty.

00:23:54.954 --> 00:23:55.355
However,

00:23:55.714 --> 00:23:57.695
the number is I'm going to call that

00:23:57.776 --> 00:23:59.256
one good news so far.

00:23:59.276 --> 00:24:00.056
All right.

00:24:00.096 --> 00:24:00.737
So the next one,

00:24:00.896 --> 00:24:03.037
one month of speed training improves nerd

00:24:03.576 --> 00:24:05.077
nerve conduction speed.

00:24:06.126 --> 00:24:07.326
Meaning, folks,

00:24:07.346 --> 00:24:08.448
you don't want to be sedentary.

00:24:09.107 --> 00:24:09.887
You want to get out there.

00:24:09.928 --> 00:24:10.888
You want to do something.

00:24:10.949 --> 00:24:12.348
You want to walk.

00:24:12.388 --> 00:24:13.068
If you can do it,

00:24:13.189 --> 00:24:14.210
maybe you might want to sprint.

00:24:14.230 --> 00:24:14.809
I mean,

00:24:14.849 --> 00:24:15.990
there's a number of ways in which you

00:24:16.009 --> 00:24:17.290
can go about doing this stuff.

00:24:17.951 --> 00:24:19.412
But yeah,

00:24:19.571 --> 00:24:21.872
everything improves with mobility.

00:24:22.432 --> 00:24:23.792
So if you have an office job, man,

00:24:23.813 --> 00:24:24.993
get out there, walk around.

00:24:25.074 --> 00:24:26.173
I mean, they're finding out that

00:24:26.634 --> 00:24:27.836
It doesn't matter the age group.

00:24:28.336 --> 00:24:29.617
If you get out there and you do

00:24:29.678 --> 00:24:30.097
something,

00:24:30.719 --> 00:24:32.701
preferably you get even more out of it

00:24:32.741 --> 00:24:34.123
if you're barefoot and the whole nine

00:24:34.163 --> 00:24:34.443
yards.

00:24:34.463 --> 00:24:35.785
If you can do that barefoot and with

00:24:35.805 --> 00:24:37.647
your shirt off or, you know,

00:24:37.667 --> 00:24:39.169
as little as you can wear to be

00:24:39.230 --> 00:24:40.411
socially acceptable.

00:24:41.692 --> 00:24:41.853
Yeah,

00:24:41.873 --> 00:24:43.074
it's going to make all the difference for

00:24:43.094 --> 00:24:43.193
you.

00:24:43.233 --> 00:24:44.174
So that's good news, too.

00:24:44.695 --> 00:24:46.215
Well, hey, dad, on that note,

00:24:47.156 --> 00:24:49.497
like some people don't automatically view

00:24:49.517 --> 00:24:51.038
this as something that they could do

00:24:51.657 --> 00:24:53.578
because they have some physical ailment or

00:24:53.598 --> 00:24:54.159
something like that.

00:24:54.219 --> 00:24:56.219
But jujitsu is a valid option for a

00:24:56.318 --> 00:24:57.160
lot of people.

00:24:57.359 --> 00:24:57.559
I mean,

00:24:57.599 --> 00:25:00.060
if you get the right like training partner

00:25:00.601 --> 00:25:01.941
that can like, all right, dad,

00:25:02.040 --> 00:25:03.280
you have a bad shoulder.

00:25:03.582 --> 00:25:04.582
You have two bad shoulders.

00:25:05.281 --> 00:25:06.442
If I'm a good training partner,

00:25:06.462 --> 00:25:07.804
I'm going to take that into account

00:25:07.824 --> 00:25:08.844
whenever we're rolling.

00:25:09.104 --> 00:25:11.246
And my goal is to keep my training

00:25:11.286 --> 00:25:11.826
partner safe.

00:25:12.205 --> 00:25:14.268
His goal is to keep me safe,

00:25:14.288 --> 00:25:15.347
his training partner safe.

00:25:16.128 --> 00:25:19.131
But if you can find someone that's good

00:25:19.151 --> 00:25:19.770
to roll with,

00:25:19.790 --> 00:25:21.751
then jiu-jitsu is not a bad option.

00:25:22.133 --> 00:25:24.713
I mean, you're on mats.

00:25:24.773 --> 00:25:26.174
It's not like you're getting slammed.

00:25:26.234 --> 00:25:26.454
I mean,

00:25:26.494 --> 00:25:28.056
people see jiu-jitsu highlights and they

00:25:28.076 --> 00:25:30.317
think, oh man, that sport is...

00:25:31.211 --> 00:25:33.133
like rough, but jujitsu is very,

00:25:33.173 --> 00:25:33.834
very gentle.

00:25:34.253 --> 00:25:35.575
If you have good training partners,

00:25:35.694 --> 00:25:37.536
if you have good teachers, um,

00:25:38.016 --> 00:25:39.557
and avoid the, like, if I,

00:25:41.635 --> 00:25:42.997
If I had to recommend somebody,

00:25:44.218 --> 00:25:46.760
I would go to somebody who teaches Gi

00:25:46.780 --> 00:25:48.461
Jiu-Jitsu, something with a Gi.

00:25:48.582 --> 00:25:50.104
Because no Gi is where you get the

00:25:50.963 --> 00:25:55.407
roided out, ego-driven, Joe Rogan types.

00:25:55.508 --> 00:25:56.689
Not saying Joe Rogan is that,

00:25:56.729 --> 00:25:58.790
but that's where you get that.

00:25:58.830 --> 00:26:00.071
But once you get into Gi,

00:26:00.092 --> 00:26:01.834
then you get the more technical,

00:26:02.433 --> 00:26:04.016
let's focus on good technique type

00:26:04.036 --> 00:26:04.395
Jiu-Jitsu.

00:26:04.435 --> 00:26:05.037
Because no Gi,

00:26:05.057 --> 00:26:07.239
you can get away with a lot of

00:26:07.578 --> 00:26:08.259
bad technique.

00:26:08.859 --> 00:26:10.540
because there's no gi to grab onto,

00:26:10.741 --> 00:26:11.821
and it's going to be more gentle.

00:26:11.862 --> 00:26:12.282
So, yeah,

00:26:12.762 --> 00:26:13.983
jiu-jitsu is definitely an option.

00:26:14.064 --> 00:26:16.445
It's a really good cardiovascular workout.

00:26:16.766 --> 00:26:18.366
I highly recommend it.

00:26:19.868 --> 00:26:21.430
Yeah, man, I think it's a great idea.

00:26:21.809 --> 00:26:22.990
Somebody put in the chat here,

00:26:23.090 --> 00:26:24.372
any martial arts, if you can do it,

00:26:24.412 --> 00:26:24.711
yeah.

00:26:25.133 --> 00:26:26.693
But that's one that's definitely

00:26:26.913 --> 00:26:27.433
applicable.

00:26:27.494 --> 00:26:28.755
It's not going to be some guy,

00:26:29.415 --> 00:26:31.017
you know,

00:26:31.057 --> 00:26:33.259
master so-and-so teaching something that's

00:26:33.318 --> 00:26:35.500
not necessarily applicable on the street.

00:26:35.881 --> 00:26:36.662
Rex Kwon Do.

00:26:37.281 --> 00:26:38.143
Yeah, yeah,

00:26:38.182 --> 00:26:39.884
some of that stuff from – what was

00:26:39.903 --> 00:26:40.364
that movie?

00:26:40.384 --> 00:26:40.904
I can't remember.

00:26:40.924 --> 00:26:41.644
Napoleon Dynamite.

00:26:41.986 --> 00:26:43.646
Yeah, yeah, Rex Kwan Go.

00:26:44.307 --> 00:26:45.769
All right, and then finally, flaxseed,

00:26:45.949 --> 00:26:47.769
nature's blood pressure solution that Big

00:26:47.809 --> 00:26:49.070
Pharma doesn't want you to know about.

00:26:49.892 --> 00:26:50.152
Folks,

00:26:50.332 --> 00:26:51.772
anything that has omega-threes in it is

00:26:51.813 --> 00:26:52.854
probably going to be good for you.

00:26:52.874 --> 00:26:53.954
It's going to be fighting chronic

00:26:54.015 --> 00:26:54.635
inflammation.

00:26:55.435 --> 00:26:56.136
And, you know,

00:26:56.257 --> 00:26:57.877
some would say that's the root cause of

00:26:57.938 --> 00:26:58.598
heart disease.

00:26:58.959 --> 00:27:00.319
There's a number of others that have other

00:27:00.359 --> 00:27:00.779
opinions,

00:27:00.839 --> 00:27:02.021
but –

00:27:01.840 --> 00:27:02.101
Yeah.

00:27:02.201 --> 00:27:02.381
I mean,

00:27:02.421 --> 00:27:04.061
that's just one of many tricks of all

00:27:04.102 --> 00:27:05.403
the other things we've talked about on

00:27:05.442 --> 00:27:05.863
here too.

00:27:06.483 --> 00:27:07.463
You know, I take some,

00:27:07.503 --> 00:27:08.904
put it in my salad every day.

00:27:09.484 --> 00:27:10.026
Chia seeds,

00:27:10.086 --> 00:27:11.165
I put them in there as well.

00:27:12.886 --> 00:27:13.567
Anyway, you know,

00:27:13.607 --> 00:27:14.868
that's another little hack that you can

00:27:14.929 --> 00:27:15.128
add.

00:27:15.209 --> 00:27:17.029
Just one little thing that you can almost

00:27:17.049 --> 00:27:18.170
look as a, you know,

00:27:18.210 --> 00:27:20.172
like a garnish or whatever that you can

00:27:20.211 --> 00:27:22.873
add to make your stuff much, much better.

00:27:23.373 --> 00:27:23.653
All right.

00:27:23.673 --> 00:27:24.253
With that said,

00:27:24.273 --> 00:27:25.275
we're going to go to my man,

00:27:25.355 --> 00:27:25.914
Eric Sider.

00:27:27.059 --> 00:27:27.119
Hey,

00:27:27.140 --> 00:27:29.560
Eric Sider here with your PimpCast tip of

00:27:29.601 --> 00:27:30.260
the day.

00:27:30.340 --> 00:27:33.182
Today's tip, there is no away.

00:27:33.902 --> 00:27:35.501
A friend made a comment that has got

00:27:35.541 --> 00:27:36.061
me thinking.

00:27:36.902 --> 00:27:37.863
It is not a new thought,

00:27:38.042 --> 00:27:40.502
but it is particularly valid right now.

00:27:41.083 --> 00:27:41.604
Basically,

00:27:41.663 --> 00:27:43.503
if all the good people leave the US,

00:27:44.243 --> 00:27:45.443
who will be left to fight?

00:27:46.484 --> 00:27:48.184
I don't think there is truly an away.

00:27:48.424 --> 00:27:50.486
The demons will come for us all in

00:27:50.506 --> 00:27:50.945
the end.

00:27:51.586 --> 00:27:54.906
They want total control of the planet and

00:27:54.946 --> 00:27:55.866
probably the universe.

00:27:56.885 --> 00:27:58.967
So we all must stand our ground and

00:27:59.007 --> 00:28:01.048
build something counter to what is coming.

00:28:01.628 --> 00:28:03.510
But where you decide to do that is

00:28:03.570 --> 00:28:04.671
entirely up to you.

00:28:05.872 --> 00:28:08.134
I have zero allegiance to any nation

00:28:08.314 --> 00:28:09.775
except the permaculture nation,

00:28:09.994 --> 00:28:11.977
and that can be found wherever people

00:28:12.017 --> 00:28:13.337
subscribe to the ethic.

00:28:13.958 --> 00:28:15.878
If where you currently live is not worth

00:28:15.919 --> 00:28:16.599
fighting for,

00:28:16.920 --> 00:28:18.721
then it's time to get somewhere that is.

00:28:19.721 --> 00:28:21.403
Not everyone can just up and leave,

00:28:22.163 --> 00:28:24.204
and not everyone you care about can or

00:28:24.244 --> 00:28:25.326
will want to come with you.

00:28:26.128 --> 00:28:27.730
we are all going to have to make

00:28:27.769 --> 00:28:29.990
some hard decisions about where and with

00:28:30.029 --> 00:28:31.510
who we want to get stuck in,

00:28:32.510 --> 00:28:34.211
with the caveat that we might be

00:28:34.291 --> 00:28:35.531
constantly on the move,

00:28:35.971 --> 00:28:37.133
or at least seasonally.

00:28:38.593 --> 00:28:40.253
Most of the things that stop us from

00:28:40.334 --> 00:28:42.493
living the life we truly want are not

00:28:42.555 --> 00:28:43.234
that important.

00:28:43.775 --> 00:28:45.695
We all can have nicer versions of what

00:28:45.715 --> 00:28:46.976
we have or more of it,

00:28:47.496 --> 00:28:48.916
but if you are not living how you

00:28:48.957 --> 00:28:49.436
want to,

00:28:49.576 --> 00:28:51.577
at least in some small way right now,

00:28:51.718 --> 00:28:52.817
then what is the point?

00:28:54.010 --> 00:28:55.332
Figure out how you want to live,

00:28:55.833 --> 00:28:56.773
where you want to live,

00:28:57.114 --> 00:28:58.736
and with who you want to live with

00:28:59.016 --> 00:28:59.817
and get to it.

00:29:00.436 --> 00:29:02.759
Nothing is permanent in this life and

00:29:02.839 --> 00:29:03.941
nothing is guaranteed.

00:29:04.661 --> 00:29:06.623
All we have is what we do each

00:29:06.682 --> 00:29:06.983
day.

00:29:07.644 --> 00:29:09.486
You can find me on YouTube and Instagram

00:29:09.605 --> 00:29:10.346
at Eric Sider.

00:29:10.527 --> 00:29:11.627
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00:29:11.667 --> 00:29:12.068
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00:29:12.903 --> 00:29:14.945
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00:29:15.185 --> 00:29:17.148
for remote permaculture consultation and

00:29:17.189 --> 00:29:19.750
design, head over to ericsider.com.

00:29:20.172 --> 00:29:21.732
And for more information on my

00:29:21.792 --> 00:29:23.654
permaculture community group in the

00:29:23.714 --> 00:29:24.836
Sacramento area,

00:29:25.396 --> 00:29:28.079
head over to permaculturebarrow.org.

00:29:30.103 --> 00:29:31.703
That's my dog right there, y'all.

00:29:32.144 --> 00:29:33.703
Man, he laid it down once again.

00:29:33.784 --> 00:29:35.664
I mean, Eric, you know,

00:29:35.704 --> 00:29:38.286
he's privy to more about what's going on

00:29:38.326 --> 00:29:39.306
in our world than, you know,

00:29:39.405 --> 00:29:40.326
most people out there.

00:29:41.207 --> 00:29:43.267
And, you know, he's a wonderful friend,

00:29:43.307 --> 00:29:45.067
wonderful family, family friend,

00:29:45.567 --> 00:29:46.627
incredible morals.

00:29:46.729 --> 00:29:47.469
And, you know,

00:29:47.788 --> 00:29:49.028
one of the few people in this world

00:29:49.048 --> 00:29:50.569
that I absolutely trust.

00:29:51.329 --> 00:29:51.589
I mean,

00:29:51.670 --> 00:29:53.290
you could you could have him sit on

00:29:53.330 --> 00:29:54.990
a pile of a thirty million bucks and

00:29:55.050 --> 00:29:56.172
I guarantee you wouldn't even take a

00:29:56.231 --> 00:29:56.771
twenty out of it.

00:29:57.511 --> 00:29:58.472
That's just how he's set.

00:29:58.573 --> 00:30:00.234
I mean, you'll come back to more.

00:30:01.096 --> 00:30:03.719
Yeah, you probably have more abundance.

00:30:03.739 --> 00:30:04.459
Yeah, no kidding.

00:30:05.039 --> 00:30:06.240
But man,

00:30:06.260 --> 00:30:07.482
he's bringing up a good point there.

00:30:08.443 --> 00:30:09.203
Like Eric said,

00:30:09.325 --> 00:30:10.566
it's just like in the UFC,

00:30:10.605 --> 00:30:12.468
people don't necessarily root for the guy

00:30:12.488 --> 00:30:13.229
that's the American.

00:30:13.972 --> 00:30:15.252
they root for the fighter they like.

00:30:15.313 --> 00:30:18.753
I mean, you see that absolutely in MMA.

00:30:19.374 --> 00:30:21.074
It's not uncommon to go to a fight

00:30:21.334 --> 00:30:22.974
or be around a bunch of other people

00:30:23.575 --> 00:30:25.234
and people in that room that are Americans

00:30:25.315 --> 00:30:28.556
rooting for a guy from Brazil or England

00:30:28.576 --> 00:30:29.935
or wherever that fighter may be from.

00:30:29.955 --> 00:30:32.135
They just may like that fighter and it's

00:30:32.195 --> 00:30:32.976
not frowned upon.

00:30:33.056 --> 00:30:33.316
Well,

00:30:33.977 --> 00:30:35.176
it's kind of the way I'm seeing the

00:30:35.237 --> 00:30:36.997
United States of amnesia these days.

00:30:37.517 --> 00:30:37.696
Now,

00:30:37.836 --> 00:30:39.698
I am doing a lot of soul searching

00:30:39.738 --> 00:30:41.718
and thinking and asking the Lord to guide

00:30:41.778 --> 00:30:41.817
us

00:30:42.971 --> 00:30:44.873
Because, you know,

00:30:45.354 --> 00:30:46.954
the world's in turmoil and there's a whole

00:30:46.974 --> 00:30:48.596
lot of things to consider before you get

00:30:48.635 --> 00:30:49.957
on the first thing smoking out there.

00:30:49.997 --> 00:30:51.798
So I'm just trying to be still and

00:30:51.838 --> 00:30:53.259
wait on the Lord as far as what

00:30:53.299 --> 00:30:53.960
we ought to do.

00:30:54.500 --> 00:30:55.560
Anyway, Nessa's Hemp,

00:30:55.621 --> 00:30:57.823
ten percent off with promo code PERMA.

00:30:58.364 --> 00:30:59.805
Took some of that right before the show

00:30:59.845 --> 00:31:00.265
as well.

00:31:00.825 --> 00:31:02.527
So and I'll take some again later on

00:31:02.567 --> 00:31:02.807
today.

00:31:02.846 --> 00:31:04.048
So I take it at least twice a

00:31:04.087 --> 00:31:05.489
day on difficult days.

00:31:05.548 --> 00:31:06.430
I might take a third.

00:31:07.210 --> 00:31:08.770
Today's one of those days I'm definitely

00:31:08.790 --> 00:31:09.651
going to be taking third.

00:31:09.770 --> 00:31:11.371
So anyway, Nessus Hemp,

00:31:11.431 --> 00:31:12.852
if you want the best out there that's

00:31:12.912 --> 00:31:15.553
CBDA, they got it.

00:31:17.113 --> 00:31:17.432
In fact,

00:31:17.472 --> 00:31:18.634
I got her on the show again this

00:31:18.673 --> 00:31:21.314
week, and we'll talk more about it.

00:31:21.334 --> 00:31:22.095
But folks, I'm telling you,

00:31:22.115 --> 00:31:23.535
there's a reason why I keep talking about

00:31:23.575 --> 00:31:24.055
this stuff.

00:31:24.755 --> 00:31:26.236
It is absolutely fantastic.

00:31:26.256 --> 00:31:27.076
All right,

00:31:27.115 --> 00:31:28.457
ten percent off with promo code PERMA.

00:31:28.477 --> 00:31:29.797
All right, so let's get down to it.

00:31:30.796 --> 00:31:32.557
You know, this is one that's long overdue.

00:31:32.856 --> 00:31:34.838
And I think it's especially since we've

00:31:34.878 --> 00:31:36.759
officially gone into hurricane season,

00:31:37.721 --> 00:31:39.741
I think it's official that we ought to

00:31:39.801 --> 00:31:40.702
talk, you know,

00:31:40.742 --> 00:31:41.703
we've talked about it before,

00:31:41.763 --> 00:31:43.704
but talk about the lessons that were

00:31:43.724 --> 00:31:47.048
learned after hurricane Helene about

00:31:47.107 --> 00:31:48.788
preparedness in particular, because folks,

00:31:48.828 --> 00:31:49.409
I'm telling you,

00:31:49.469 --> 00:31:52.551
this is not the time to be sitting

00:31:52.571 --> 00:31:53.251
back, you know,

00:31:53.332 --> 00:31:54.932
waiting on the powers that shouldn't be.

00:31:55.834 --> 00:31:57.375
So, you know, we're,

00:32:01.211 --> 00:32:02.952
that one of the biggest frustrations and

00:32:02.992 --> 00:32:06.494
aggravations i have folks is um anybody

00:32:06.515 --> 00:32:08.155
that knows me will know that one of

00:32:08.175 --> 00:32:09.596
the biggest the worst thing you could ever

00:32:09.636 --> 00:32:11.318
say to me in terms of preparedness if

00:32:11.398 --> 00:32:12.940
i'm at an event or whatever the case

00:32:14.000 --> 00:32:17.082
i will not respond wonderfully if you

00:32:17.122 --> 00:32:19.103
respond to me by saying well i'm just

00:32:19.123 --> 00:32:21.005
going to come to your house i got

00:32:21.045 --> 00:32:22.865
friends and family that say that nonsense

00:32:22.905 --> 00:32:22.986
you

00:32:24.438 --> 00:32:25.459
And believe me,

00:32:25.499 --> 00:32:27.701
they get dealt with every single time.

00:32:28.241 --> 00:32:28.863
Like, okay,

00:32:29.063 --> 00:32:31.065
I can constantly live on vacation.

00:32:31.684 --> 00:32:33.626
I can constantly do this or that,

00:32:33.767 --> 00:32:35.308
do all the things that don't necessarily

00:32:35.388 --> 00:32:36.009
serve me,

00:32:36.891 --> 00:32:38.432
go to the lake every single weekend,

00:32:38.471 --> 00:32:39.432
do this, do that,

00:32:39.894 --> 00:32:41.895
put zero effort into preparedness.

00:32:42.496 --> 00:32:43.636
And you think you're going to come over

00:32:43.676 --> 00:32:45.259
here and use up my stuff?

00:32:46.039 --> 00:32:46.921
I got news for you.

00:32:47.381 --> 00:32:48.162
That ain't happening.

00:32:48.689 --> 00:32:50.349
And even if that is OK,

00:32:50.390 --> 00:32:52.570
let's say that's the agreed upon plan of

00:32:52.631 --> 00:32:52.990
like that.

00:32:53.050 --> 00:32:54.332
I mean, there's a bunch of consultations.

00:32:54.491 --> 00:32:55.952
Part of whenever I do a consultation,

00:32:56.053 --> 00:32:57.874
I incorporate preparedness into the

00:32:57.913 --> 00:32:59.974
consultation because that is permaculture.

00:33:00.134 --> 00:33:02.016
You prepare for the worst case scenarios.

00:33:02.757 --> 00:33:03.997
But even if that is the plan of

00:33:04.017 --> 00:33:04.637
like, OK,

00:33:05.337 --> 00:33:07.038
kids and their spouses are coming to the

00:33:07.078 --> 00:33:10.060
house and, you know, that's the plan.

00:33:10.221 --> 00:33:10.520
Yeah.

00:33:11.564 --> 00:33:16.609
You got to dry fit those scenarios or

00:33:16.670 --> 00:33:19.452
just do... You know what I'm saying?

00:33:19.472 --> 00:33:21.494
You got to run those scenarios and

00:33:21.535 --> 00:33:23.257
practice those scenarios before you're in

00:33:23.277 --> 00:33:25.740
an actual disaster scenario and then...

00:33:26.800 --> 00:33:28.342
nobody like you you're trying to figure

00:33:28.362 --> 00:33:29.682
out how to work together you're trying to

00:33:29.702 --> 00:33:32.005
figure out whose roles or whose things

00:33:32.045 --> 00:33:34.306
like that like that will that will break

00:33:34.346 --> 00:33:36.048
things up and that will tear things apart

00:33:36.087 --> 00:33:37.929
if you guys don't practice that beforehand

00:33:38.489 --> 00:33:40.510
um and really i mean it could be

00:33:40.550 --> 00:33:42.132
the issue could be one of the people

00:33:42.172 --> 00:33:44.574
coming up or coming down to you know

00:33:44.634 --> 00:33:46.315
join up or it could be one of

00:33:46.335 --> 00:33:48.155
the people that that person is married to

00:33:48.296 --> 00:33:50.778
that ruins that whole the whole situation

00:33:50.877 --> 00:33:50.917
um

00:33:51.298 --> 00:33:52.337
Um, or, I mean,

00:33:52.377 --> 00:33:53.699
it could be one of the, uh,

00:33:53.719 --> 00:33:54.798
people's like kids.

00:33:55.439 --> 00:33:56.680
It could be any number of things,

00:33:56.960 --> 00:33:57.839
but these are all things you got to

00:33:57.880 --> 00:33:59.661
figure out before the disaster happens.

00:33:59.921 --> 00:34:02.000
There's a lot of consultations I do where

00:34:02.101 --> 00:34:03.721
the person that I'm doing the consultation

00:34:03.781 --> 00:34:07.103
for is going to be the relocation site.

00:34:07.603 --> 00:34:09.463
Um, Oh, David Zimmerman.

00:34:09.963 --> 00:34:10.043
Uh,

00:34:11.525 --> 00:34:12.525
He just got into the chat.

00:34:12.545 --> 00:34:13.885
He said he's still coming to your house,

00:34:13.945 --> 00:34:14.186
Dad.

00:34:15.827 --> 00:34:17.586
But I did a consultation for him.

00:34:17.726 --> 00:34:19.588
His game plan is for the kids and

00:34:19.608 --> 00:34:21.949
their spouses to show up to their place.

00:34:22.068 --> 00:34:23.469
Everybody who's going to show up is going

00:34:23.489 --> 00:34:25.050
to show up to their place.

00:34:25.610 --> 00:34:27.610
You got to practice these things and run

00:34:27.951 --> 00:34:30.251
some scenarios just to see how everybody's

00:34:30.271 --> 00:34:30.891
going to work together.

00:34:31.273 --> 00:34:32.713
See what works, doesn't work,

00:34:32.913 --> 00:34:33.572
things like that.

00:34:33.773 --> 00:34:35.713
See who's good at what, who's not.

00:34:35.833 --> 00:34:37.054
If you have somebody who...

00:34:38.054 --> 00:34:38.496
gets very,

00:34:38.536 --> 00:34:40.420
very emotionally attached to the animals,

00:34:40.860 --> 00:34:42.164
maybe their job isn't

00:34:43.150 --> 00:34:44.132
processing animals.

00:34:44.331 --> 00:34:46.353
Maybe their job isn't to smoke the animal

00:34:46.713 --> 00:34:48.054
once it comes time to put that animal

00:34:48.074 --> 00:34:49.375
in the freezer or to eat that animal.

00:34:50.275 --> 00:34:51.295
These are all things you've got to think

00:34:51.315 --> 00:34:51.635
about.

00:34:53.197 --> 00:34:55.237
Even if you've openly discussed

00:34:55.277 --> 00:34:55.657
everything,

00:34:55.677 --> 00:34:56.998
you've got to find out who's going to

00:34:57.059 --> 00:34:59.059
be the leader in that situation.

00:34:59.920 --> 00:35:01.601
You've got to come up with all kinds

00:35:01.621 --> 00:35:01.922
of things.

00:35:01.942 --> 00:35:03.442
These are just things you have to practice

00:35:03.601 --> 00:35:05.664
before the event happens.

00:35:05.724 --> 00:35:07.385
Even the people who did practice that

00:35:07.925 --> 00:35:08.585
after Helene,

00:35:08.764 --> 00:35:10.065
there were mutual assistance groups that

00:35:10.126 --> 00:35:11.487
still fell apart after that.

00:35:12.019 --> 00:35:13.139
I was going to bring up that very

00:35:13.161 --> 00:35:15.702
same thing, son, is that, okay,

00:35:15.862 --> 00:35:17.402
if your goal is to go to some

00:35:17.442 --> 00:35:19.123
neighbor or somebody else you know,

00:35:19.603 --> 00:35:21.184
let's say five to ten miles away,

00:35:21.824 --> 00:35:23.585
you may not physically be able to get

00:35:23.625 --> 00:35:25.786
there because we couldn't get to

00:35:25.826 --> 00:35:27.425
Burnsville for a couple of weeks,

00:35:27.565 --> 00:35:28.806
and that's one of the towns over.

00:35:29.306 --> 00:35:31.427
You couldn't get to Hot Springs for

00:35:31.527 --> 00:35:32.387
probably a month.

00:35:32.929 --> 00:35:35.208
So you better have some of your stuff,

00:35:35.329 --> 00:35:37.990
and if your idea is to go somewhere

00:35:38.110 --> 00:35:38.311
else,

00:35:39.152 --> 00:35:39.373
Okay,

00:35:39.413 --> 00:35:40.994
that's all well and good for those so

00:35:41.014 --> 00:35:41.534
inclined.

00:35:42.213 --> 00:35:44.514
But you might have to stay put because

00:35:44.534 --> 00:35:46.195
there was no going anywhere else.

00:35:46.215 --> 00:35:47.016
I mean,

00:35:47.036 --> 00:35:48.795
we had three of the major arteries coming

00:35:48.856 --> 00:35:51.617
into Asheville that were absolutely down.

00:35:52.117 --> 00:35:53.217
The only way you could get in and

00:35:53.297 --> 00:35:54.418
out of here was coming up from the

00:35:54.478 --> 00:35:55.659
south on I- Twenty-six.

00:35:56.259 --> 00:35:57.278
Everything east and west,

00:35:57.518 --> 00:35:58.659
absolutely destroyed.

00:35:59.239 --> 00:36:00.420
Everything coming out of the north,

00:36:00.519 --> 00:36:01.880
I-twenty-six north, nope.

00:36:02.481 --> 00:36:03.322
Wasn't going that way.

00:36:04.641 --> 00:36:05.563
Everything washed out.

00:36:05.603 --> 00:36:05.963
In fact,

00:36:06.043 --> 00:36:07.684
I'm looking back with the benefit of

00:36:07.724 --> 00:36:08.224
hindsight.

00:36:08.923 --> 00:36:11.525
I'm one hundred percent convinced this

00:36:11.545 --> 00:36:12.286
wasn't no accident.

00:36:12.306 --> 00:36:13.286
But that's beside the point.

00:36:13.766 --> 00:36:14.146
The thing is,

00:36:14.186 --> 00:36:15.768
you might have to shelter in place.

00:36:15.807 --> 00:36:16.768
You might have to be there.

00:36:16.809 --> 00:36:18.048
So you better have some stuff that

00:36:18.148 --> 00:36:20.411
maintain you and your family.

00:36:20.530 --> 00:36:22.831
And it may not be like Helene,

00:36:23.411 --> 00:36:24.793
where it happened at a time of year

00:36:24.873 --> 00:36:26.494
where things were relatively pleasant.

00:36:27.264 --> 00:36:29.407
And then remember, I've talked about it,

00:36:29.427 --> 00:36:31.047
and I wish I spent more time videoing

00:36:31.108 --> 00:36:31.208
it,

00:36:31.688 --> 00:36:33.809
but for a good solid thirty days following

00:36:33.849 --> 00:36:35.771
Helene, it was the bluest blue.

00:36:35.791 --> 00:36:36.911
There were no chemtrails.

00:36:36.931 --> 00:36:38.152
It was the bluest blue I've ever seen

00:36:38.172 --> 00:36:40.034
in my life, bar none,

00:36:40.755 --> 00:36:42.056
for thirty solid days.

00:36:42.096 --> 00:36:43.536
But that's beside the point once again.

00:36:44.237 --> 00:36:45.838
So anyway, think about the stuff.

00:36:46.418 --> 00:36:48.039
Here's some of the lessons that I think

00:36:48.059 --> 00:36:49.961
were big because this is what I personally

00:36:50.041 --> 00:36:51.543
saw during this disaster.

00:36:52.262 --> 00:36:53.563
Look, right out of the gates,

00:36:53.583 --> 00:36:55.224
I'm going to kick it off with cash

00:36:55.264 --> 00:36:55.945
still matters.

00:36:57.250 --> 00:36:57.469
Folks,

00:36:57.510 --> 00:36:59.050
when I finally got a chance to go

00:36:59.070 --> 00:36:59.771
into Morris Hill,

00:36:59.791 --> 00:37:01.032
which is the town nearest to me,

00:37:01.952 --> 00:37:02.594
what did I see?

00:37:03.653 --> 00:37:05.615
They were rationing gas,

00:37:06.275 --> 00:37:07.496
and there might have been a hundred,

00:37:07.697 --> 00:37:10.358
maybe two hundred people deep on one ATM

00:37:10.378 --> 00:37:12.460
machine because nobody had cash.

00:37:12.960 --> 00:37:13.681
And then Ingalls,

00:37:13.721 --> 00:37:15.702
the local grocery store that we have here,

00:37:16.422 --> 00:37:18.264
you know, the ATM was right outside there.

00:37:18.784 --> 00:37:20.184
They were taking in people one at a

00:37:20.204 --> 00:37:21.385
time because there was no power.

00:37:21.505 --> 00:37:22.666
Well, you've had to pay cash.

00:37:23.568 --> 00:37:25.608
And it floored me how many people do

00:37:25.668 --> 00:37:26.650
not carry cash.

00:37:27.679 --> 00:37:28.800
And I'm thinking, you know,

00:37:28.820 --> 00:37:30.481
when the internet and the internet and the

00:37:30.501 --> 00:37:32.501
payment systems fail, well,

00:37:32.521 --> 00:37:34.601
cash may be the only way to purchase

00:37:34.621 --> 00:37:35.481
your necessities.

00:37:36.061 --> 00:37:37.101
You should have a lot of that stuff

00:37:37.161 --> 00:37:37.501
on hand,

00:37:37.541 --> 00:37:39.561
but let's just say you are about when

00:37:39.581 --> 00:37:40.302
the power is down,

00:37:40.342 --> 00:37:42.202
you're not processing any credit cards.

00:37:42.862 --> 00:37:43.262
You might,

00:37:43.443 --> 00:37:44.762
I'm not going to tell everybody what they

00:37:44.802 --> 00:37:45.983
ought to have on hand,

00:37:46.884 --> 00:37:48.583
but you would be shocked at how much

00:37:48.623 --> 00:37:50.184
money I have on hand every time I'm

00:37:50.224 --> 00:37:50.905
walking around.

00:37:51.885 --> 00:37:52.005
Um,

00:37:53.550 --> 00:37:56.755
And I would highly advise that in so

00:37:56.775 --> 00:37:57.596
many different ways.

00:37:57.757 --> 00:37:59.199
It may not just be the store.

00:37:59.820 --> 00:38:01.101
The old boy down the road that has

00:38:01.161 --> 00:38:04.166
something you need, he may not.

00:38:04.567 --> 00:38:05.889
There's a lot of people that are ignorant

00:38:05.909 --> 00:38:06.951
about gold and silver.

00:38:07.331 --> 00:38:08.092
Let's say you got silver.

00:38:09.208 --> 00:38:10.670
There's a lot of people that don't know

00:38:10.690 --> 00:38:12.311
what that represents in terms of money.

00:38:13.032 --> 00:38:14.594
And they're thinking they may be in the

00:38:14.614 --> 00:38:15.856
mindset that, well, you know,

00:38:15.936 --> 00:38:16.717
I can't spend that.

00:38:17.237 --> 00:38:17.458
You know,

00:38:17.498 --> 00:38:18.659
things are down for a little while.

00:38:18.719 --> 00:38:20.021
You better have that cash on hand.

00:38:20.061 --> 00:38:21.302
I'm not saying don't have silver.

00:38:21.342 --> 00:38:22.543
Believe me, I got that too.

00:38:23.224 --> 00:38:24.585
But that's, I mean,

00:38:24.606 --> 00:38:26.927
that's like Mad Max kind of stuff,

00:38:26.947 --> 00:38:27.869
what I'm using that for.

00:38:27.949 --> 00:38:28.190
Okay.

00:38:28.710 --> 00:38:30.130
With the silver,

00:38:30.271 --> 00:38:32.952
the biggest hindrance with the silver is

00:38:32.992 --> 00:38:34.114
that if I hand silver,

00:38:34.233 --> 00:38:35.635
like if I go to Smiley's,

00:38:35.795 --> 00:38:37.195
the farm store near dad,

00:38:37.675 --> 00:38:39.177
if I go there and I hand them

00:38:39.257 --> 00:38:39.697
silver,

00:38:39.936 --> 00:38:41.318
their first thought is going to be,

00:38:41.938 --> 00:38:43.099
I don't know how to tell if this

00:38:43.139 --> 00:38:44.059
is real or fake.

00:38:44.619 --> 00:38:45.960
That's going to be their first thought.

00:38:46.737 --> 00:38:47.918
That's a really good point.

00:38:48.159 --> 00:38:50.059
And they don't have the ability to give

00:38:50.099 --> 00:38:50.679
you change.

00:38:51.340 --> 00:38:53.121
So, you know, I mean,

00:38:53.460 --> 00:38:54.380
what's that going to look like?

00:38:54.420 --> 00:38:54.900
You can say, well,

00:38:54.920 --> 00:38:56.161
the going rate of silver is this.

00:38:56.822 --> 00:38:57.422
It may look,

00:38:57.501 --> 00:38:58.943
but most people don't know what they're

00:38:58.963 --> 00:38:59.362
looking at.

00:38:59.402 --> 00:39:01.103
So you better still have that cash on

00:39:01.143 --> 00:39:01.364
hand.

00:39:02.300 --> 00:39:03.101
Yeah.

00:39:03.141 --> 00:39:06.123
My next one is you do not have

00:39:06.302 --> 00:39:07.083
enough fuel.

00:39:07.764 --> 00:39:09.664
You're never going to have enough fuel,

00:39:10.865 --> 00:39:12.246
especially if you're in a disaster

00:39:12.286 --> 00:39:13.708
scenario where you're having to run

00:39:13.788 --> 00:39:17.409
equipment just to get things cleared,

00:39:17.469 --> 00:39:19.590
to get people from A to B,

00:39:19.650 --> 00:39:20.391
whatever it may be.

00:39:20.572 --> 00:39:20.771
I mean,

00:39:20.791 --> 00:39:22.413
there were people lined up at the ATMs,

00:39:22.452 --> 00:39:23.112
like Dad was saying.

00:39:23.432 --> 00:39:24.653
There were people lined up at the gas

00:39:24.673 --> 00:39:25.393
stations, too,

00:39:25.454 --> 00:39:26.914
waiting for those gas trucks to come in

00:39:26.934 --> 00:39:28.795
because the gas trucks could not...

00:39:28.815 --> 00:39:29.297
I mean...

00:39:30.077 --> 00:39:32.177
It took me almost two hours,

00:39:32.237 --> 00:39:33.579
what would have been like a thirty minute

00:39:33.599 --> 00:39:36.181
drive on roads that was difficult for an

00:39:36.360 --> 00:39:39.583
F three fifty, let alone a semi truck.

00:39:40.244 --> 00:39:41.384
But you don't have enough fuel.

00:39:41.403 --> 00:39:42.644
So you got to come up with plans

00:39:42.804 --> 00:39:43.545
outside of that,

00:39:43.626 --> 00:39:46.927
either like solar powered electricity or I

00:39:46.967 --> 00:39:47.088
mean,

00:39:47.128 --> 00:39:48.889
whatever alternatives you can come up with

00:39:48.909 --> 00:39:50.030
that work well for you.

00:39:51.150 --> 00:39:52.552
Yeah, you're not going to have like a.

00:39:54.891 --> 00:39:56.193
You're just not going to have enough fuel.

00:39:56.253 --> 00:39:58.135
So whenever that disaster does happen,

00:39:58.335 --> 00:39:58.757
be very,

00:39:58.797 --> 00:40:00.277
very wise with the fuel that you did

00:40:00.318 --> 00:40:02.561
put back or have a plan for the

00:40:02.581 --> 00:40:04.824
fuel that you did put back for specific

00:40:05.644 --> 00:40:06.646
uses and things like that.

00:40:06.706 --> 00:40:07.547
But just keep in mind,

00:40:08.148 --> 00:40:09.409
I don't care if you get if you

00:40:09.449 --> 00:40:10.990
stored five hundred gallons of fuel,

00:40:11.110 --> 00:40:12.652
it ain't enough fuel.

00:40:13.313 --> 00:40:13.753
No matter what,

00:40:13.773 --> 00:40:15.135
because not only do you need the fuel,

00:40:15.556 --> 00:40:17.277
but your neighbors and or your community

00:40:17.317 --> 00:40:17.958
needs the fuel.

00:40:18.438 --> 00:40:20.480
And yeah, so keep that in mind.

00:40:20.659 --> 00:40:22.161
You need fuel alternatives,

00:40:22.702 --> 00:40:24.684
fuel like alternatives to petrol,

00:40:24.764 --> 00:40:26.045
I should say, or petroleum.

00:40:26.445 --> 00:40:28.005
That's what you keep in mind.

00:40:28.025 --> 00:40:28.547
Also, folks,

00:40:28.586 --> 00:40:30.047
I'm not necessarily we're not putting

00:40:30.088 --> 00:40:30.668
these in order.

00:40:31.750 --> 00:40:33.072
I don't know what William came up with.

00:40:33.092 --> 00:40:34.193
He doesn't know what I came up with.

00:40:34.293 --> 00:40:35.936
And we do it that way intentionally.

00:40:36.637 --> 00:40:36.856
All right.

00:40:36.896 --> 00:40:38.960
Here's one that I probably should have led

00:40:39.000 --> 00:40:39.280
with.

00:40:39.300 --> 00:40:39.880
But like I said,

00:40:39.920 --> 00:40:41.202
it's in no particular order.

00:40:41.242 --> 00:40:43.306
But water is more important than food.

00:40:43.385 --> 00:40:44.568
I know that everybody knows that.

00:40:44.668 --> 00:40:45.710
Right.

00:40:45.769 --> 00:40:46.992
Let me tell you what happened at Helene.

00:40:48.041 --> 00:40:48.740
In Asheville,

00:40:49.121 --> 00:40:52.282
now where I am in these mountains,

00:40:52.483 --> 00:40:55.923
there's always a stream, a creek, a seep.

00:40:56.684 --> 00:40:58.344
There's always some water flowing.

00:40:58.704 --> 00:40:59.405
Despite that,

00:40:59.445 --> 00:41:00.806
you still need to have some backup.

00:41:00.846 --> 00:41:01.686
I don't care if you live in a

00:41:02.065 --> 00:41:02.947
situation like me.

00:41:03.686 --> 00:41:06.628
I can just walk right across the street,

00:41:06.668 --> 00:41:07.469
fill up some buckets,

00:41:07.489 --> 00:41:08.108
and I'm good to go.

00:41:09.012 --> 00:41:09.753
But like I said,

00:41:09.813 --> 00:41:11.815
water is more important than food.

00:41:12.356 --> 00:41:15.538
Many people discovered quickly that clean

00:41:15.577 --> 00:41:17.619
drinking water becomes a top priority,

00:41:17.639 --> 00:41:18.860
and that's exactly what they learned in

00:41:18.960 --> 00:41:19.362
Asheville.

00:41:19.842 --> 00:41:20.702
And let me tell you what else.

00:41:21.242 --> 00:41:22.563
Even non-potable water.

00:41:23.364 --> 00:41:24.786
There was a whole lot of old folks

00:41:24.806 --> 00:41:26.547
that are living in apartment complexes

00:41:27.188 --> 00:41:29.148
that couldn't flush their toilets.

00:41:29.963 --> 00:41:32.103
Folks, it was like that for a long,

00:41:32.483 --> 00:41:34.164
long, long time.

00:41:34.865 --> 00:41:37.106
So a lot of folks don't know this,

00:41:37.146 --> 00:41:38.688
but I'm sure a lot of this audience

00:41:38.728 --> 00:41:39.068
does.

00:41:40.528 --> 00:41:42.268
More people died in the Civil War.

00:41:42.289 --> 00:41:43.010
Now, what was it?

00:41:43.170 --> 00:41:44.971
Close to almost seven hundred thousand

00:41:44.990 --> 00:41:46.070
that died in the Civil War.

00:41:46.771 --> 00:41:49.572
But most of those guys died as a

00:41:49.632 --> 00:41:50.994
result of disease.

00:41:51.414 --> 00:41:52.235
It was dysentery.

00:41:52.275 --> 00:41:53.054
It was things like that.

00:41:53.114 --> 00:41:54.356
Same thing with World War One.

00:41:54.956 --> 00:41:56.177
There was a whole lot more people that

00:41:56.217 --> 00:41:58.358
succumbed to disease than they ever did.

00:41:59.416 --> 00:42:00.016
being shot.

00:42:00.597 --> 00:42:01.639
A lot of folks don't know that.

00:42:02.318 --> 00:42:03.679
Well, here it is.

00:42:03.719 --> 00:42:05.121
You have all of these old folks that

00:42:05.161 --> 00:42:07.842
are living in these apartments and all of

00:42:07.862 --> 00:42:10.184
a sudden everything they relied on didn't

00:42:10.224 --> 00:42:10.485
work.

00:42:11.286 --> 00:42:12.626
Toilets didn't work.

00:42:12.666 --> 00:42:13.728
You could flush it one time,

00:42:13.748 --> 00:42:15.648
but unless you were getting buckets and

00:42:15.688 --> 00:42:17.090
putting it down on top of that toilet,

00:42:17.150 --> 00:42:18.451
you were in a bind.

00:42:19.331 --> 00:42:20.913
And most people in Asheville aren't

00:42:20.952 --> 00:42:21.773
situated like me.

00:42:22.094 --> 00:42:23.235
It got to the point where they were

00:42:23.414 --> 00:42:25.536
absolutely doing bucket brigades of

00:42:25.576 --> 00:42:28.077
volunteers that were going to old folks'

00:42:28.097 --> 00:42:28.458
houses

00:42:29.693 --> 00:42:31.655
And you got to figure this.

00:42:32.036 --> 00:42:33.416
Folks, all the food in the freezers,

00:42:33.577 --> 00:42:35.259
refrigerators, all that stuff was rotten.

00:42:36.260 --> 00:42:37.641
And you got that problem.

00:42:38.121 --> 00:42:39.121
You got to do something with it.

00:42:40.103 --> 00:42:41.684
And now you have toilet.

00:42:41.724 --> 00:42:43.925
You got excrement that is not being dealt

00:42:43.965 --> 00:42:44.166
with.

00:42:44.847 --> 00:42:45.967
Yeah, that's how you get disease.

00:42:45.987 --> 00:42:46.949
That's how you get it in a bad

00:42:46.989 --> 00:42:47.228
way.

00:42:47.829 --> 00:42:48.849
So think about that water,

00:42:48.909 --> 00:42:49.971
not just the stuff you drink,

00:42:50.010 --> 00:42:51.512
but the stuff you use for sanitary

00:42:51.532 --> 00:42:51.873
reasons.

00:42:52.614 --> 00:42:54.355
So my next point is going to kind

00:42:54.434 --> 00:42:55.755
of include the water part,

00:42:55.795 --> 00:42:57.697
but it's like a bigger umbrella of just

00:42:58.177 --> 00:43:00.657
infrastructure, like very small scale,

00:43:00.717 --> 00:43:03.119
your property or your community type

00:43:03.179 --> 00:43:03.760
infrastructure.

00:43:03.820 --> 00:43:06.641
So with the water like that,

00:43:06.802 --> 00:43:07.762
that's that's an issue,

00:43:07.802 --> 00:43:09.083
especially if you're living in an

00:43:09.123 --> 00:43:10.503
apartment, you don't have any backups,

00:43:10.523 --> 00:43:11.943
you don't have any rainwater set up,

00:43:11.963 --> 00:43:13.264
you don't have a well built.

00:43:13.545 --> 00:43:15.646
Or just alternative means to water.

00:43:15.806 --> 00:43:17.847
Or let's say your alternative means got

00:43:17.887 --> 00:43:18.447
wiped out.

00:43:19.266 --> 00:43:21.007
Just alternative infrastructure in

00:43:21.068 --> 00:43:21.407
general.

00:43:21.588 --> 00:43:22.048
Another one,

00:43:22.068 --> 00:43:25.389
you were mentioning bucket brigade.

00:43:26.429 --> 00:43:28.231
What happens if there's a fire?

00:43:28.431 --> 00:43:29.351
Do you have a plan?

00:43:29.371 --> 00:43:30.612
Do you have fire extinguishers?

00:43:31.211 --> 00:43:33.112
Do you have backup fire extinguishers in a

00:43:33.172 --> 00:43:34.012
different location?

00:43:34.653 --> 00:43:35.873
Do you have another place you can go

00:43:35.934 --> 00:43:37.755
if something does catch fire and that

00:43:37.894 --> 00:43:39.856
building is rendered useless?

00:43:40.175 --> 00:43:42.277
Because not long after Helene,

00:43:42.737 --> 00:43:45.257
there were wildfires that were occurring

00:43:45.398 --> 00:43:46.498
over in North Carolina.

00:43:47.719 --> 00:43:48.860
Do you have the means?

00:43:48.940 --> 00:43:50.400
So let's say that flood comes through,

00:43:50.840 --> 00:43:52.460
the infrastructure and the roads get wiped

00:43:52.541 --> 00:43:52.661
out.

00:43:52.701 --> 00:43:54.021
Do you have the means to go back

00:43:54.061 --> 00:43:55.282
and rebuild those roads?

00:43:55.663 --> 00:43:56.063
If not,

00:43:56.103 --> 00:43:57.603
do you have alternative roads that you can

00:43:57.684 --> 00:43:57.943
take?

00:43:58.003 --> 00:43:59.423
Now, if you have a hurricane in Florida,

00:44:01.905 --> 00:44:03.346
access is less of an issue than it

00:44:03.405 --> 00:44:04.367
is in North Carolina,

00:44:04.666 --> 00:44:06.728
where you have mountains that are in the

00:44:06.748 --> 00:44:07.007
way.

00:44:07.148 --> 00:44:08.527
So you might be able to walk up

00:44:08.588 --> 00:44:09.568
it, but you ain't bringing...

00:44:09.989 --> 00:44:11.268
like a vehicle up there and you're not

00:44:11.289 --> 00:44:12.710
carrying anything heavy up there.

00:44:13.210 --> 00:44:15.550
Um, another one would be like, uh,

00:44:15.590 --> 00:44:16.550
you mentioned the trash.

00:44:16.750 --> 00:44:17.610
So sanitation,

00:44:18.050 --> 00:44:21.570
do you have any plan for sanitation on

00:44:21.590 --> 00:44:22.210
your property?

00:44:22.530 --> 00:44:24.271
Let's say this is like the event,

00:44:24.331 --> 00:44:26.132
the big event that everybody's thinking is

00:44:26.152 --> 00:44:26.711
going to happen.

00:44:26.992 --> 00:44:29.452
It's like the event, everything shut down,

00:44:29.672 --> 00:44:30.293
mad max.

00:44:30.532 --> 00:44:31.693
What are you going to do with trash?

00:44:31.813 --> 00:44:33.612
What are you going to do with, uh,

00:44:33.632 --> 00:44:35.653
do you have a compost pile for food

00:44:35.693 --> 00:44:36.193
waste?

00:44:36.574 --> 00:44:36.693
Um,

00:44:37.114 --> 00:44:38.414
Food waste doesn't mean you're wasting

00:44:38.434 --> 00:44:38.675
food.

00:44:38.715 --> 00:44:40.036
It just means the part you're throwing

00:44:40.056 --> 00:44:41.356
away, the part that can't be eaten,

00:44:41.757 --> 00:44:43.498
that can get turned into compost if you

00:44:43.518 --> 00:44:43.898
wanted to.

00:44:44.318 --> 00:44:44.659
So yeah,

00:44:44.679 --> 00:44:46.219
just think of like these small scale,

00:44:46.239 --> 00:44:47.880
like all the infrastructure that you rely

00:44:47.960 --> 00:44:48.842
on right now,

00:44:50.021 --> 00:44:52.784
try to replicate that on a smaller scale.

00:44:53.204 --> 00:44:53.344
uh,

00:44:53.543 --> 00:44:55.985
scale for your property or your community.

00:44:56.545 --> 00:44:56.606
Um,

00:44:56.646 --> 00:44:59.027
like you might not have access to a,

00:44:59.268 --> 00:45:00.608
like, let's say a spring,

00:45:01.168 --> 00:45:02.911
but your neighbor has access to a spring

00:45:03.411 --> 00:45:05.251
and you guys could probably team up on

00:45:05.371 --> 00:45:06.413
in the event that, you know,

00:45:06.472 --> 00:45:07.393
water was cut off and,

00:45:07.773 --> 00:45:08.393
and things like that.

00:45:08.434 --> 00:45:09.795
And then also, uh,

00:45:09.934 --> 00:45:11.596
a quick note to your point with the,

00:45:11.635 --> 00:45:13.077
the water dad, um,

00:45:13.097 --> 00:45:13.737
there were people

00:45:14.237 --> 00:45:16.677
who were prepared there were people who

00:45:16.777 --> 00:45:19.039
had all their preps inside their house and

00:45:19.139 --> 00:45:21.398
all that got washed downstream so let's

00:45:21.418 --> 00:45:23.619
say all of your water purification means

00:45:24.000 --> 00:45:26.119
got washed downstream in that flood do you

00:45:26.139 --> 00:45:27.880
have another location that you can go to

00:45:27.900 --> 00:45:30.340
to get those water purification things it

00:45:30.360 --> 00:45:33.001
could be like a life straw or it

00:45:33.021 --> 00:45:36.121
could be whatever you had planned um so

00:45:36.181 --> 00:45:37.742
yeah think think about that like do you

00:45:37.762 --> 00:45:39.641
have things in other locations that can

00:45:39.702 --> 00:45:41.902
replace what was lost in that previous

00:45:41.943 --> 00:45:42.362
location

00:45:43.396 --> 00:45:43.596
Yeah,

00:45:43.615 --> 00:45:44.976
that's a very good thing because there

00:45:45.016 --> 00:45:46.878
were people that were prepared and they

00:45:46.918 --> 00:45:48.478
were dealt with in a very,

00:45:48.599 --> 00:45:49.139
like I said,

00:45:49.199 --> 00:45:51.800
this was more than I suspect an act

00:45:51.840 --> 00:45:52.322
of God.

00:45:53.021 --> 00:45:54.083
Here's another one I got here.

00:45:57.744 --> 00:45:59.606
Food stored at home buys you time.

00:45:59.646 --> 00:45:59.947
Okay.

00:46:01.387 --> 00:46:02.487
In so many different ways.

00:46:03.588 --> 00:46:05.190
I mean, even if you have weeks,

00:46:05.449 --> 00:46:06.911
a few weeks of shelf stable food,

00:46:06.951 --> 00:46:07.130
I mean,

00:46:07.150 --> 00:46:09.231
that dramatically reduces any stress of

00:46:09.271 --> 00:46:09.932
disruptions.

00:46:10.813 --> 00:46:11.614
And like William said,

00:46:11.635 --> 00:46:12.835
it wouldn't hurt to have it in multiple

00:46:12.876 --> 00:46:13.456
locations.

00:46:14.217 --> 00:46:17.300
So, yeah, I mean, there were people,

00:46:17.380 --> 00:46:19.983
most people don't have enough food for

00:46:20.063 --> 00:46:21.423
more than a couple of days or a

00:46:21.463 --> 00:46:22.965
few days, you know,

00:46:22.985 --> 00:46:24.086
a couple of weeks tops.

00:46:24.827 --> 00:46:25.907
So you got to be thinking about that.

00:46:26.088 --> 00:46:26.509
Like I said,

00:46:26.528 --> 00:46:27.389
what if you can't get out?

00:46:27.409 --> 00:46:28.670
What if it was a situation where you

00:46:28.710 --> 00:46:29.371
can't get out?

00:46:30.213 --> 00:46:31.315
And you have limited means.

00:46:31.454 --> 00:46:31.775
I mean,

00:46:32.235 --> 00:46:33.536
you got to be thinking about how that

00:46:33.596 --> 00:46:35.596
food is going to matter.

00:46:35.635 --> 00:46:37.217
I know that seems self-evident for so many

00:46:37.257 --> 00:46:39.257
people, but I'm telling you what,

00:46:39.338 --> 00:46:41.378
when you have like a solar,

00:46:41.679 --> 00:46:42.478
what do you call that thing?

00:46:42.579 --> 00:46:43.679
Cooks food, a solar.

00:46:44.420 --> 00:46:45.001
Solar oven.

00:46:45.300 --> 00:46:46.081
Solar oven, yeah.

00:46:46.481 --> 00:46:47.442
If you have one of those and some

00:46:47.481 --> 00:46:47.882
water,

00:46:48.581 --> 00:46:50.382
and like when I do my freeze drying

00:46:50.402 --> 00:46:52.623
around here, I put entire meals in there.

00:46:53.702 --> 00:46:54.923
I don't know why more people don't do

00:46:54.963 --> 00:46:55.184
that.

00:46:55.864 --> 00:46:58.206
So my freeze dryer, it's not just, well,

00:46:58.326 --> 00:47:00.447
I do have things where let's say it's

00:47:00.467 --> 00:47:01.067
just eggs.

00:47:01.688 --> 00:47:03.568
I put entire meals in there after a

00:47:03.628 --> 00:47:05.710
while because I got to thinking, man,

00:47:05.750 --> 00:47:07.351
if the worst should happen, man,

00:47:07.391 --> 00:47:08.572
you don't want to be thinking about, oh,

00:47:08.592 --> 00:47:09.411
I got to put this together.

00:47:09.431 --> 00:47:10.393
I got to put that together.

00:47:10.992 --> 00:47:12.193
You want to have it all put together.

00:47:12.273 --> 00:47:15.576
So think about that food and that

00:47:15.635 --> 00:47:16.715
long-term storable food.

00:47:16.755 --> 00:47:17.556
If you're on a budget,

00:47:18.117 --> 00:47:19.197
think about beans and rice.

00:47:19.217 --> 00:47:20.478
You can put that stuff in a Mylar

00:47:20.498 --> 00:47:20.858
bag.

00:47:21.539 --> 00:47:22.920
Put an oxygen absorber in there.

00:47:23.099 --> 00:47:23.400
I mean,

00:47:23.501 --> 00:47:24.882
I think it'll keep for thirty years.

00:47:25.543 --> 00:47:26.903
So you can cycle that kind of stuff

00:47:26.943 --> 00:47:27.304
out too.

00:47:27.344 --> 00:47:28.364
So you can go a long time with

00:47:28.385 --> 00:47:28.545
that.

00:47:28.625 --> 00:47:29.766
And then think about your fat.

00:47:30.427 --> 00:47:31.768
Hardest thing to find in nature,

00:47:31.827 --> 00:47:33.929
especially up here, is fat.

00:47:34.690 --> 00:47:36.291
So be thinking about some shelf-stable

00:47:36.331 --> 00:47:36.592
fat.

00:47:36.632 --> 00:47:39.974
You can go get organic olive oil over

00:47:39.994 --> 00:47:40.815
at Sam's, I think,

00:47:40.856 --> 00:47:41.757
for a song and dance.

00:47:41.777 --> 00:47:42.858
You want to be careful about some of

00:47:42.878 --> 00:47:44.018
the seed oils out there.

00:47:45.099 --> 00:47:46.541
But there's a whole lot of different ways

00:47:46.561 --> 00:47:47.382
you can go about this.

00:47:48.336 --> 00:47:49.318
And by the way,

00:47:49.797 --> 00:47:52.300
Sam's right now has a sale on five-gallon

00:47:52.340 --> 00:47:52.719
buckets.

00:47:52.760 --> 00:47:53.760
I just saw it yesterday.

00:47:54.141 --> 00:47:55.862
So if anybody is looking or trying to

00:47:55.882 --> 00:47:59.143
get buckets to do those Mylar bag prep

00:47:59.184 --> 00:47:59.965
buckets or whatever,

00:48:00.505 --> 00:48:01.865
Sam's has a sale on them right now.

00:48:01.945 --> 00:48:03.847
I think you can buy two of their

00:48:03.847 --> 00:48:05.547
– they're like half off or something like

00:48:05.568 --> 00:48:05.688
that.

00:48:05.728 --> 00:48:06.909
They're two for five bucks,

00:48:07.849 --> 00:48:09.030
which is a pretty good price.

00:48:09.210 --> 00:48:10.391
And you don't have to pay extra for

00:48:10.411 --> 00:48:10.751
the lid.

00:48:10.791 --> 00:48:12.152
The lid just comes with the bucket,

00:48:12.413 --> 00:48:13.672
which has always been annoying for me

00:48:13.693 --> 00:48:15.155
because –

00:48:14.909 --> 00:48:15.811
Like, why wouldn't I,

00:48:15.951 --> 00:48:17.132
why is the lid separate?

00:48:17.172 --> 00:48:20.914
But anyway, um, uh, my next one is,

00:48:20.934 --> 00:48:23.657
uh, and I'm more telling myself this than,

00:48:23.777 --> 00:48:25.498
cause I'm the last person to try to

00:48:25.559 --> 00:48:26.880
do any of this, uh,

00:48:26.920 --> 00:48:28.762
is you gotta go find out your,

00:48:28.882 --> 00:48:30.664
you gotta go find your community or you

00:48:30.684 --> 00:48:31.925
gotta go talk to your community.

00:48:32.264 --> 00:48:33.326
And what I mean by that are the

00:48:33.365 --> 00:48:35.887
people that are the closest to you that

00:48:35.907 --> 00:48:36.568
you're going to be,

00:48:37.088 --> 00:48:38.871
even if you're not planning on interacting

00:48:38.911 --> 00:48:40.371
with these people after bad times, uh,

00:48:40.851 --> 00:48:42.773
you inherently are because they're just in

00:48:42.833 --> 00:48:45.155
close proximity to you so try to suss

00:48:45.195 --> 00:48:46.817
out your community beforehand and i'm not

00:48:46.836 --> 00:48:48.097
saying you got to team up with them

00:48:48.137 --> 00:48:50.219
or anything like that but some things you

00:48:50.239 --> 00:48:52.260
should pay attention to is like oh is

00:48:52.300 --> 00:48:54.001
this house going to be a problem when

00:48:54.041 --> 00:48:55.943
things go bad do i have like a

00:48:56.083 --> 00:48:57.943
potential marauder next door when things

00:48:57.983 --> 00:49:00.085
go bad or do i have an old

00:49:00.126 --> 00:49:01.786
couple on the other side of those people

00:49:01.987 --> 00:49:03.487
that i for sure need to check on

00:49:03.568 --> 00:49:03.889
after i've

00:49:04.429 --> 00:49:05.449
you know make sure everything's squared

00:49:05.469 --> 00:49:07.210
away here are there old people in your

00:49:07.250 --> 00:49:08.831
community that you need to check on are

00:49:08.871 --> 00:49:11.351
there like single moms with babies or

00:49:11.391 --> 00:49:13.351
single dads with babies that could

00:49:13.371 --> 00:49:15.793
probably use the extra help um like if

00:49:15.813 --> 00:49:17.514
you guys believe in scripture at all it's

00:49:17.634 --> 00:49:19.815
it's if we're able to it's our duty

00:49:19.875 --> 00:49:21.795
to take care of the the widow the

00:49:21.976 --> 00:49:24.476
orphans and things like that and i mean

00:49:25.177 --> 00:49:27.396
especially whenever things go bad, bad.

00:49:27.436 --> 00:49:28.458
It's one thing to be able to take

00:49:28.478 --> 00:49:30.297
care of them whenever things are good,

00:49:30.458 --> 00:49:32.297
but plan on taking care of them or

00:49:32.318 --> 00:49:34.259
at least supplementing at least a little

00:49:34.278 --> 00:49:34.418
bit,

00:49:34.458 --> 00:49:35.798
or at least talking to them and try

00:49:35.818 --> 00:49:36.998
to get them of the mindset to,

00:49:37.259 --> 00:49:38.119
to prepare as well.

00:49:38.440 --> 00:49:40.059
But yeah, you got to find out,

00:49:40.139 --> 00:49:41.219
or you got to go suss out your

00:49:41.239 --> 00:49:41.639
community.

00:49:41.659 --> 00:49:42.501
You got to figure out who's going to

00:49:42.521 --> 00:49:43.061
be problems.

00:49:43.481 --> 00:49:44.021
Who's going to be,

00:49:44.280 --> 00:49:45.181
who's going to need help,

00:49:45.481 --> 00:49:48.481
whose assets and who's an asset and things

00:49:48.501 --> 00:49:48.902
like that.

00:49:48.981 --> 00:49:49.141
So.

00:49:49.541 --> 00:49:49.681
Yeah.

00:49:49.722 --> 00:49:50.523
That's something that I,

00:49:50.925 --> 00:49:51.987
I don't inherently do.

00:49:52.467 --> 00:49:55.233
I'm not going to inherently just go to

00:49:55.253 --> 00:49:56.094
the next door neighbor.

00:49:56.375 --> 00:49:58.077
Like if we move today and we moved

00:49:58.117 --> 00:49:59.561
to a new spot, um,

00:50:00.583 --> 00:50:02.503
I'm not going to typically go check out

00:50:02.523 --> 00:50:03.704
the next door neighbor and introduce

00:50:03.744 --> 00:50:04.125
myself.

00:50:04.525 --> 00:50:05.746
I'm just going to, you know,

00:50:06.047 --> 00:50:08.128
do the little wave or head nod as

00:50:08.168 --> 00:50:09.648
I've seen him in passing going in and

00:50:09.668 --> 00:50:10.289
out of the house.

00:50:10.849 --> 00:50:11.489
Um, so yeah,

00:50:11.811 --> 00:50:13.010
if you haven't checked out your,

00:50:13.070 --> 00:50:13.672
your neighbors,

00:50:14.092 --> 00:50:15.072
go check out your neighbors.

00:50:15.373 --> 00:50:17.313
Cause that was the only thing that got

00:50:17.474 --> 00:50:19.936
the people through in Helene was the

00:50:19.976 --> 00:50:21.777
communities that they already had set up

00:50:22.177 --> 00:50:24.018
and the community that came in once

00:50:24.039 --> 00:50:25.099
everybody found out, Oh,

00:50:25.159 --> 00:50:28.001
it's not being reported on the news,

00:50:28.041 --> 00:50:29.822
but things are pretty doggone bad over

00:50:29.862 --> 00:50:30.023
here.

00:50:30.063 --> 00:50:30.222
So,

00:50:31.103 --> 00:50:31.804
Yeah, community.

00:50:31.983 --> 00:50:35.385
Multiple times it was stated in the

00:50:35.465 --> 00:50:35.965
aftermath,

00:50:36.005 --> 00:50:37.646
multiple times it was stated by other

00:50:37.666 --> 00:50:38.847
people from across the country,

00:50:39.126 --> 00:50:41.568
had this happened at my place or in

00:50:41.628 --> 00:50:43.268
my location or in my town or my

00:50:43.329 --> 00:50:43.568
city...

00:50:44.554 --> 00:50:45.193
things would,

00:50:45.213 --> 00:50:46.775
people would be dead all over the place.

00:50:47.376 --> 00:50:49.217
Like there was one guy who moved there

00:50:49.257 --> 00:50:50.117
from Philly.

00:50:50.617 --> 00:50:52.259
He's like, had this happened in Philly,

00:50:52.440 --> 00:50:53.719
there'd be all kinds of crime,

00:50:53.780 --> 00:50:55.181
all kinds of stealing, looting,

00:50:55.221 --> 00:50:55.842
things like that.

00:50:55.902 --> 00:50:57.643
But yeah, community.

00:50:58.063 --> 00:50:59.224
It's the only thing that got those people

00:50:59.284 --> 00:51:01.626
through the aftermath of Helene.

00:51:02.559 --> 00:51:03.179
Well, yeah,

00:51:03.219 --> 00:51:04.840
look at what happened in New Orleans, man.

00:51:04.940 --> 00:51:06.601
I mean, it was Mad Max down there.

00:51:06.820 --> 00:51:08.961
And knowing what we know now,

00:51:09.021 --> 00:51:10.282
when you listen to people like General

00:51:10.342 --> 00:51:11.643
Honore and a number of others,

00:51:12.862 --> 00:51:14.003
it sure looks like it was done

00:51:14.043 --> 00:51:15.724
intentionally just to see a bunch of folks

00:51:15.744 --> 00:51:17.364
down there lose their freaking minds.

00:51:18.164 --> 00:51:20.304
And you had that portion of the population

00:51:20.324 --> 00:51:20.764
that did.

00:51:21.324 --> 00:51:23.846
So, yeah, definitely right on the money.

00:51:24.826 --> 00:51:26.427
I'm going to talk about redundancy and how

00:51:26.507 --> 00:51:27.407
essential that is.

00:51:27.447 --> 00:51:28.166
I mean, you need,

00:51:28.266 --> 00:51:29.527
we say in the preparedness world,

00:51:30.208 --> 00:51:32.931
Two is one and one is none.

00:51:33.612 --> 00:51:36.153
So you need multiple redundancies for all

00:51:36.213 --> 00:51:36.934
kinds of things.

00:51:37.074 --> 00:51:38.896
Even, for example, like on my generators.

00:51:39.518 --> 00:51:39.838
You know,

00:51:40.097 --> 00:51:42.000
I got a number of generators out there.

00:51:42.019 --> 00:51:42.920
I won't say how many,

00:51:42.981 --> 00:51:43.981
but I got a number of them.

00:51:44.483 --> 00:51:46.105
And they don't all necessarily use the

00:51:46.144 --> 00:51:47.246
same fuel source.

00:51:47.925 --> 00:51:48.206
But,

00:51:48.907 --> 00:51:49.869
When you think about that,

00:51:50.048 --> 00:51:51.588
you got to make sure that, okay,

00:51:52.269 --> 00:51:53.610
what do you have as your backup?

00:51:54.050 --> 00:51:54.530
For example,

00:51:54.570 --> 00:51:57.032
I got a well here that requires two

00:51:57.052 --> 00:51:57.952
hundred forty volts.

00:51:58.532 --> 00:52:00.914
A lot of these solar charger or solar,

00:52:00.994 --> 00:52:04.036
you know, arrays or whatever.

00:52:04.615 --> 00:52:05.315
If you're not careful,

00:52:05.356 --> 00:52:06.356
it's only one hundred and twenty.

00:52:06.936 --> 00:52:08.157
well i don't care how you do it

00:52:08.416 --> 00:52:09.697
you ain't getting water up out of that

00:52:09.757 --> 00:52:11.157
well unless you put two forty on it

00:52:11.318 --> 00:52:13.257
because that pump ain't gonna work and

00:52:13.277 --> 00:52:14.679
then you got to consider a hundred and

00:52:14.699 --> 00:52:16.739
twenty five percent on startup for pumps

00:52:16.759 --> 00:52:18.480
like that and other things that you may

00:52:18.500 --> 00:52:20.579
have around you got to consider that stuff

00:52:20.599 --> 00:52:21.659
so you're going to need a couple of

00:52:21.679 --> 00:52:24.101
ways to cook i mentioned that sun oven

00:52:24.400 --> 00:52:25.721
obviously you want to have some way to

00:52:26.440 --> 00:52:29.242
you know multiple ways to cook um you

00:52:29.262 --> 00:52:32.143
know heat do you have that do you

00:52:32.163 --> 00:52:33.123
have a way to stay warm

00:52:34.282 --> 00:52:34.981
Communication,

00:52:35.021 --> 00:52:37.043
that was a massive one here,

00:52:37.123 --> 00:52:39.003
and everybody dropped the ball on that,

00:52:39.103 --> 00:52:40.063
and I mean everybody.

00:52:42.224 --> 00:52:44.025
It was strange because the storm had

00:52:44.045 --> 00:52:45.025
already come and gone,

00:52:45.445 --> 00:52:46.885
and we still had internet service.

00:52:46.905 --> 00:52:48.626
We still had fiber optics out here.

00:52:49.226 --> 00:52:50.485
I think it was another thirty minutes to

00:52:50.505 --> 00:52:51.847
an hour later that all of a sudden

00:52:51.867 --> 00:52:54.248
that dropped off, which seemed suspicious.

00:52:55.007 --> 00:52:55.367
Anyway,

00:52:56.887 --> 00:52:58.148
it sure would have been helpful to have

00:52:58.188 --> 00:53:00.228
a satellite phone out here and be able

00:53:00.248 --> 00:53:01.429
to check on people we know.

00:53:02.510 --> 00:53:03.269
That would have been cool.

00:53:04.588 --> 00:53:06.050
You're going to want redundant water.

00:53:07.032 --> 00:53:10.036
I mean, generate power is a big one.

00:53:10.576 --> 00:53:12.778
And honestly, that's in my wheelhouse.

00:53:13.298 --> 00:53:15.240
But cook, being able to cook,

00:53:15.842 --> 00:53:18.425
to heat things, communicate,

00:53:19.025 --> 00:53:20.467
all kinds of things out there, folks.

00:53:20.487 --> 00:53:22.650
You've got to have redundancy on all of

00:53:22.690 --> 00:53:22.750
it.

00:53:23.943 --> 00:53:25.264
On that communication point,

00:53:25.344 --> 00:53:29.106
even satellite phones weren't working.

00:53:31.007 --> 00:53:32.086
The only thing that was working

00:53:32.126 --> 00:53:35.367
consistently was ham radio operators.

00:53:35.407 --> 00:53:37.108
And there was one town, Little Germany.

00:53:37.528 --> 00:53:39.250
The only reason anybody even knew this

00:53:39.289 --> 00:53:40.150
little town existed,

00:53:40.170 --> 00:53:42.210
because it was kind of secluded and cut

00:53:42.251 --> 00:53:42.971
off by a river.

00:53:43.851 --> 00:53:45.331
The only reason anybody even knew they

00:53:45.371 --> 00:53:46.952
needed help or there were people still

00:53:46.992 --> 00:53:49.333
there was because of one ham radio

00:53:49.413 --> 00:53:51.014
operator that was able to call out and

00:53:51.054 --> 00:53:51.673
let people know

00:53:52.074 --> 00:53:55.295
And it ended up being like a community

00:53:55.315 --> 00:53:56.936
of like eighty some people or something

00:53:56.956 --> 00:53:57.336
like that.

00:53:57.396 --> 00:53:58.197
So, yeah,

00:53:58.277 --> 00:53:59.938
definitely figure out communications.

00:53:59.958 --> 00:54:02.519
And that's something I'm still definitely

00:54:02.559 --> 00:54:02.981
lacking.

00:54:04.300 --> 00:54:04.581
OK,

00:54:04.981 --> 00:54:07.684
so your bug out plan and then plan

00:54:07.724 --> 00:54:09.143
B and then plan C.

00:54:09.644 --> 00:54:12.706
So a lot of people's bug out plan

00:54:12.806 --> 00:54:14.547
consists of I'm at work.

00:54:15.603 --> 00:54:17.304
Something happened and now I got to get

00:54:17.344 --> 00:54:17.605
home.

00:54:17.684 --> 00:54:19.425
How do I get home in that scenario?

00:54:19.826 --> 00:54:22.088
But what if that something that happened

00:54:22.188 --> 00:54:23.208
wiped out your home?

00:54:23.748 --> 00:54:25.871
So now you need a backup for your

00:54:25.951 --> 00:54:26.891
bug out plan.

00:54:26.951 --> 00:54:29.213
You need another plan of like, all right.

00:54:29.733 --> 00:54:31.675
So the home where ninety percent of our

00:54:31.715 --> 00:54:33.755
preps were just got wiped out by this

00:54:33.797 --> 00:54:34.137
flood.

00:54:34.577 --> 00:54:35.577
Where do we go now?

00:54:35.978 --> 00:54:37.139
And or like that.

00:54:37.398 --> 00:54:38.780
Were there people at your house whenever

00:54:38.800 --> 00:54:39.601
the flood happened?

00:54:40.061 --> 00:54:41.641
Or were there other people planning to go

00:54:41.681 --> 00:54:43.143
to your house if the flood happened?

00:54:43.443 --> 00:54:45.824
You just need backup plans for whatever it

00:54:45.864 --> 00:54:48.126
is you're planning to do in the case

00:54:48.166 --> 00:54:48.887
of an emergency.

00:54:49.447 --> 00:54:49.507
Or...

00:54:50.733 --> 00:54:53.536
tailor-made plans for different types of

00:54:53.577 --> 00:54:54.277
disasters.

00:54:54.858 --> 00:54:56.360
Because there are a lot of people in

00:54:56.420 --> 00:54:59.804
North Carolina that moved to that specific

00:54:59.844 --> 00:55:01.405
part of North Carolina because of that

00:55:01.425 --> 00:55:04.989
strategic relocation book because natural

00:55:05.010 --> 00:55:06.731
disasters typically weren't things that

00:55:07.233 --> 00:55:08.673
things that people had to deal with there.

00:55:09.014 --> 00:55:09.775
So a lot of people know,

00:55:10.195 --> 00:55:11.815
I don't know if anybody really planned for

00:55:11.835 --> 00:55:14.297
a flood out in Western North Carolina,

00:55:14.358 --> 00:55:16.159
unless you were just like right on the

00:55:16.199 --> 00:55:18.239
river or something like that, but, um,

00:55:18.681 --> 00:55:21.342
not like large scale, uh,

00:55:21.382 --> 00:55:22.422
flooding that occurred.

00:55:22.523 --> 00:55:25.324
So you need backups for your backups and

00:55:25.385 --> 00:55:26.865
you have to practice them.

00:55:26.965 --> 00:55:28.467
You have to practice them with everybody

00:55:28.927 --> 00:55:29.387
involved.

00:55:29.947 --> 00:55:30.007
Uh,

00:55:30.027 --> 00:55:31.228
cause there were a lot of people who

00:55:31.568 --> 00:55:32.230
had, I mean,

00:55:32.250 --> 00:55:33.530
their plan was to get back to the

00:55:33.550 --> 00:55:34.811
house in case of an emergency,

00:55:35.192 --> 00:55:36.371
they get back to their house and their

00:55:36.391 --> 00:55:37.072
house is gone.

00:55:37.454 --> 00:55:38.778
Because it flooded like crazy.

00:55:38.820 --> 00:55:40.003
So you need a backup for that.

00:55:41.501 --> 00:55:42.762
Yeah, somebody's asking in the chat,

00:55:42.802 --> 00:55:43.722
Billy, what are you drinking?

00:55:43.802 --> 00:55:44.143
Yeah,

00:55:44.903 --> 00:55:45.943
I was in a rush to get in

00:55:46.003 --> 00:55:46.284
here.

00:55:46.804 --> 00:55:48.724
This is a combination in this glass.

00:55:48.764 --> 00:55:50.326
I go back and forth between my water,

00:55:51.005 --> 00:55:52.286
which is, you know,

00:55:52.467 --> 00:55:53.907
it's been distilled and then

00:55:53.987 --> 00:55:54.688
reconstituted.

00:55:54.728 --> 00:55:56.349
It's been structured the whole nine yards,

00:55:56.389 --> 00:55:57.449
put the minerals back in it.

00:55:58.150 --> 00:56:00.030
And then it graduates into this glass that

00:56:00.070 --> 00:56:01.351
I have a couple of times a day.

00:56:01.391 --> 00:56:05.853
It's basically got salt and some

00:56:05.972 --> 00:56:06.994
diatomaceous earth.

00:56:07.793 --> 00:56:08.074
Yeah,

00:56:08.574 --> 00:56:10.235
so I'm taking in about two teaspoons of

00:56:10.255 --> 00:56:10.414
that.

00:56:10.434 --> 00:56:12.175
I'm doing another experiment on that sort

00:56:12.215 --> 00:56:12.554
of thing.

00:56:13.394 --> 00:56:14.856
And, you know, if it works,

00:56:14.996 --> 00:56:16.175
I'm going to let you guys know about

00:56:16.215 --> 00:56:17.695
it, but I'm trying it out right now.

00:56:17.715 --> 00:56:18.016
But, yeah,

00:56:18.036 --> 00:56:19.396
that's what's in that glass right there,

00:56:19.416 --> 00:56:21.056
just basically salt and some DE.

00:56:22.896 --> 00:56:23.237
Yeah,

00:56:23.556 --> 00:56:24.617
so my last one here is going to

00:56:24.637 --> 00:56:26.657
be – and this is so big in

00:56:26.677 --> 00:56:27.597
the preparedness thing.

00:56:27.657 --> 00:56:28.057
Man,

00:56:28.619 --> 00:56:30.579
skills outperform gadgets any day of the

00:56:30.599 --> 00:56:31.099
week, y'all.

00:56:31.759 --> 00:56:33.260
Knowing how to cook from scratch, I mean,

00:56:33.280 --> 00:56:36.139
how to preserve food –

00:56:35.639 --> 00:56:37.221
you know, how to process an animal,

00:56:37.780 --> 00:56:38.601
repair equipment.

00:56:38.641 --> 00:56:38.842
I mean,

00:56:38.862 --> 00:56:41.663
the improvised solutions in situations

00:56:41.682 --> 00:56:43.224
like that prove invaluable.

00:56:43.764 --> 00:56:44.905
You know, if it came down to it,

00:56:44.945 --> 00:56:47.085
if I was, you know, if nothing else,

00:56:47.146 --> 00:56:48.405
I could have went up here and got

00:56:48.445 --> 00:56:49.706
some varmints out of the woods if I

00:56:49.746 --> 00:56:51.728
wanted, or maybe some deer.

00:56:51.788 --> 00:56:52.007
I mean,

00:56:52.467 --> 00:56:53.628
it could be any number of things,

00:56:53.688 --> 00:56:55.449
but if you don't have that skill,

00:56:55.989 --> 00:56:57.510
if you haven't honed that skill a little

00:56:57.530 --> 00:56:59.351
bit, you might find yourself in a bind.

00:56:59.871 --> 00:57:01.432
Or maybe it's just wild foraging.

00:57:02.005 --> 00:57:03.266
Do you have any idea how many people

00:57:03.306 --> 00:57:05.108
have died in the wilderness not knowing

00:57:05.148 --> 00:57:06.449
that they were surrounded by food?

00:57:07.271 --> 00:57:08.552
So maybe that's something you want to look

00:57:08.632 --> 00:57:08.771
at.

00:57:09.353 --> 00:57:09.512
I mean,

00:57:09.532 --> 00:57:11.195
there's so many different ways you can do

00:57:11.235 --> 00:57:12.615
it out there, but I've seen,

00:57:13.217 --> 00:57:14.599
especially in the preparedness movement,

00:57:14.918 --> 00:57:15.099
man,

00:57:15.179 --> 00:57:16.280
I can't even tell you how many times

00:57:16.340 --> 00:57:16.981
I've seen this,

00:57:17.481 --> 00:57:18.963
where you go to a prep or camp

00:57:19.083 --> 00:57:19.202
out,

00:57:20.202 --> 00:57:20.784
And, you know,

00:57:20.824 --> 00:57:22.246
the idea is you're only going to live

00:57:22.306 --> 00:57:23.246
on what's in your bag.

00:57:23.847 --> 00:57:24.949
So you go hiking down the way,

00:57:25.190 --> 00:57:25.449
you know,

00:57:25.469 --> 00:57:26.451
we used to do this all the time

00:57:26.471 --> 00:57:27.012
in Kansas.

00:57:27.873 --> 00:57:30.896
And there was one guy who fancied himself

00:57:30.936 --> 00:57:32.278
as some real survivalist, man.

00:57:32.719 --> 00:57:33.000
Yeah,

00:57:33.099 --> 00:57:35.503
he was up here marching with bear traps.

00:57:36.164 --> 00:57:37.224
I'm like, in Kansas?

00:57:37.925 --> 00:57:38.485
I'm like, dude,

00:57:38.545 --> 00:57:40.447
what do you intend to catch out here

00:57:40.467 --> 00:57:40.806
with that?

00:57:40.907 --> 00:57:41.088
I mean,

00:57:41.108 --> 00:57:42.188
he had another one that was some

00:57:42.228 --> 00:57:44.070
highfalutin fish trap.

00:57:44.130 --> 00:57:44.409
I mean,

00:57:44.550 --> 00:57:46.472
it was a whole array of things that

00:57:46.492 --> 00:57:48.452
were just what he thought were neat

00:57:48.492 --> 00:57:50.393
gadgets that he had never actually used

00:57:50.414 --> 00:57:50.815
before.

00:57:51.335 --> 00:57:52.135
So here it is.

00:57:52.275 --> 00:57:53.436
You know, we always said in the Army,

00:57:53.496 --> 00:57:54.757
pack light and freeze at night.

00:57:55.538 --> 00:57:57.400
Because whatever you pack in there, man,

00:57:58.041 --> 00:57:59.442
you got to bear the weight of it.

00:58:00.023 --> 00:58:01.644
So you don't want a bunch of nonsense

00:58:01.664 --> 00:58:02.985
that you've never used before.

00:58:03.166 --> 00:58:04.768
Definitely not walking around with bear

00:58:04.807 --> 00:58:05.088
traps.

00:58:05.128 --> 00:58:05.528
But yeah,

00:58:06.130 --> 00:58:09.673
keep your skills on point and maybe not

00:58:09.713 --> 00:58:10.675
think about those gadgets.

00:58:10.755 --> 00:58:11.795
And if you do get a gadget...

00:58:12.757 --> 00:58:14.518
do it like Alton Brown used to do

00:58:14.639 --> 00:58:15.358
in good eats.

00:58:16.079 --> 00:58:17.340
One of the things I loved about that

00:58:17.380 --> 00:58:18.121
show so much,

00:58:18.842 --> 00:58:21.083
which blows my mind is that he never,

00:58:21.605 --> 00:58:22.425
I'm not going to say never,

00:58:22.465 --> 00:58:23.666
but nine times out of ten,

00:58:24.286 --> 00:58:26.389
he would use items that were already in

00:58:26.449 --> 00:58:26.889
the kitchen.

00:58:26.929 --> 00:58:27.650
That was, I think,

00:58:27.710 --> 00:58:29.210
one of the best shows out there.

00:58:29.431 --> 00:58:30.012
And of course,

00:58:30.032 --> 00:58:30.952
they had to take that off.

00:58:32.052 --> 00:58:33.472
I'm not even sure Food Network,

00:58:33.512 --> 00:58:34.634
I haven't watched it in so long.

00:58:34.673 --> 00:58:36.135
I'm not even sure they teach people how

00:58:36.155 --> 00:58:36.775
to cook anymore.

00:58:36.815 --> 00:58:37.916
Last time we looked at it,

00:58:38.478 --> 00:58:39.759
your mom and I were in a hotel

00:58:39.778 --> 00:58:41.420
and the only show that we could watch

00:58:41.440 --> 00:58:43.702
without throwing up was stuff on Food

00:58:43.742 --> 00:58:44.141
Network.

00:58:44.181 --> 00:58:45.182
And all it had was a bunch of

00:58:45.222 --> 00:58:47.045
reality shows, but there was a time.

00:58:47.724 --> 00:58:48.865
There was a time they taught you how

00:58:48.885 --> 00:58:49.306
to cook.

00:58:50.106 --> 00:58:51.606
Or, I mean, we were, I was like,

00:58:51.646 --> 00:58:51.786
man,

00:58:51.806 --> 00:58:53.108
this is the best thing since sliced bread.

00:58:53.128 --> 00:58:54.108
And then it got rid of all that

00:58:54.128 --> 00:58:54.889
kind of programming.

00:58:55.608 --> 00:58:56.409
Or, I don't know,

00:58:56.550 --> 00:58:57.911
I haven't watched it long enough,

00:58:57.951 --> 00:58:59.150
but I know the last time I looked

00:58:59.190 --> 00:59:00.771
at it, all I saw was reality TV.

00:59:00.811 --> 00:59:02.293
But think about it, folks.

00:59:03.293 --> 00:59:04.653
All those skills that you gain in the

00:59:04.693 --> 00:59:08.516
kitchen, all those things matter.

00:59:09.157 --> 00:59:10.777
They really matter in a big, big way.

00:59:10.978 --> 00:59:13.159
And knowing how to cook, I mean,

00:59:13.179 --> 00:59:13.739
you think about it,

00:59:13.759 --> 00:59:15.460
let's say things are really rough and you

00:59:15.480 --> 00:59:16.721
know how to cook pretty good on a

00:59:16.760 --> 00:59:17.081
fire.

00:59:18.153 --> 00:59:18.434
You know,

00:59:18.655 --> 00:59:20.356
morale means a whole lot in this stuff,

00:59:20.416 --> 00:59:20.777
okay?

00:59:21.016 --> 00:59:22.099
In the survival handbook,

00:59:22.199 --> 00:59:23.840
your morale means an awful lot.

00:59:24.501 --> 00:59:26.224
So knowing how to have those little

00:59:26.284 --> 00:59:28.505
niceties when ordinarily you wouldn't is

00:59:28.545 --> 00:59:29.047
big help.

00:59:29.588 --> 00:59:31.349
And having those skills makes it happen.

00:59:32.007 --> 00:59:34.369
hey just okay a little quick tip for

00:59:34.389 --> 00:59:35.670
anybody who's trying to think of like

00:59:35.710 --> 00:59:42.213
those niceties to have uh wet wipes that's

00:59:42.253 --> 00:59:45.735
a huge morale booster are wet wipes uh

00:59:45.755 --> 00:59:47.996
specifically those dude wipes that have

00:59:48.056 --> 00:59:49.956
they're like slightly scented especially

00:59:49.976 --> 00:59:52.557
if you're going on like day fourteen or

00:59:52.597 --> 00:59:54.679
so without a shower uh because the water's

00:59:54.719 --> 00:59:57.199
contaminated uh yeah those dude wipes help

00:59:57.260 --> 00:59:58.240
out quite a bit

00:59:58.840 --> 01:00:01.342
um uh my next one is gonna be

01:00:01.621 --> 01:00:05.403
uh have an off-site uh secondary off-site

01:00:06.003 --> 01:00:08.605
uh secure location um just because you

01:00:08.664 --> 01:00:10.965
don't know what's gonna happen let's say

01:00:10.985 --> 01:00:13.507
you have okay in the example of helene

01:00:14.146 --> 01:00:15.429
your house got flooded and washed

01:00:15.449 --> 01:00:15.989
downstream.

01:00:16.269 --> 01:00:17.672
You need a separate location.

01:00:18.112 --> 01:00:19.554
Um, and it doesn't have to be fancy.

01:00:19.594 --> 01:00:21.257
It doesn't have to be super expensive or

01:00:21.277 --> 01:00:21.896
anything like that.

01:00:21.938 --> 01:00:24.099
It could literally be just like, okay,

01:00:24.201 --> 01:00:26.143
I have a tent stored in this one

01:00:26.182 --> 01:00:27.764
location where I can go live until

01:00:28.005 --> 01:00:29.226
something else gets figured out.

01:00:29.827 --> 01:00:29.967
Um,

01:00:31.514 --> 01:00:33.255
uh another thing is like okay let's say

01:00:33.474 --> 01:00:36.914
you are living in a cul-de-sac for example

01:00:37.175 --> 01:00:38.635
you're the only one in that cul-de-sac

01:00:38.655 --> 01:00:40.536
that that's prepared and word gets out

01:00:40.576 --> 01:00:42.297
that you're prepared at this particular

01:00:42.336 --> 01:00:43.817
house and then now you got a mob

01:00:44.157 --> 01:00:45.797
that's coming to get all of your goods

01:00:45.818 --> 01:00:47.898
or you got a group or whatever however

01:00:47.938 --> 01:00:48.998
big it is it could be two people

01:00:49.018 --> 01:00:50.759
that are trying to come in there and

01:00:50.798 --> 01:00:52.418
get your goods you either need a a

01:00:52.478 --> 01:00:53.980
way to defend what you have

01:00:54.619 --> 01:00:55.239
Or B,

01:00:55.601 --> 01:00:57.760
you got to go to a different location.

01:00:58.322 --> 01:00:59.902
You might be in a position where like

01:00:59.942 --> 01:01:02.443
fighting back just isn't an option or it's

01:01:02.483 --> 01:01:04.684
not feasible or there aren't high

01:01:04.724 --> 01:01:06.085
likelihoods of like surviving.

01:01:06.445 --> 01:01:08.565
So maybe going to a separate location is

01:01:08.606 --> 01:01:09.226
the best route.

01:01:09.266 --> 01:01:09.567
But yeah,

01:01:09.626 --> 01:01:11.547
having there's a lot of people whose preps

01:01:11.867 --> 01:01:12.608
just washed away.

01:01:12.648 --> 01:01:13.989
I keep saying that, but it's like

01:01:15.817 --> 01:01:17.958
I think people mentally think like, oh,

01:01:18.039 --> 01:01:18.639
I prepared it.

01:01:18.699 --> 01:01:19.960
I put it back and I haven't told

01:01:20.000 --> 01:01:20.760
anybody about it.

01:01:21.081 --> 01:01:22.322
So that way it's safe.

01:01:23.583 --> 01:01:24.923
They automatically think that what they

01:01:24.943 --> 01:01:27.405
put back is safe because nobody knows

01:01:27.445 --> 01:01:28.947
about it and it's put away.

01:01:29.507 --> 01:01:29.628
Well,

01:01:29.648 --> 01:01:31.909
the flood didn't care that you said this

01:01:31.949 --> 01:01:33.650
was safe and it washed it all downstream.

01:01:33.690 --> 01:01:35.833
So having a second location doesn't even

01:01:35.853 --> 01:01:37.793
need to be off your property, but maybe...

01:01:38.835 --> 01:01:41.297
uh in a location that's different than

01:01:41.318 --> 01:01:43.420
where your house is uh maybe further up

01:01:43.460 --> 01:01:45.543
the mountain or maybe on the other side

01:01:45.583 --> 01:01:48.065
of the property whatever it may be um

01:01:48.106 --> 01:01:50.128
yeah you got to have a backup location

01:01:50.168 --> 01:01:52.451
with backup preps uh just because you

01:01:52.490 --> 01:01:54.193
don't know what scenario is going to

01:01:54.233 --> 01:01:56.275
happen and that scenario could wipe out

01:01:56.295 --> 01:01:58.157
your house if you're not careful so

01:01:58.978 --> 01:01:59.460
keep that in mind.

01:01:59.519 --> 01:02:01.041
I mean, there's, there,

01:02:01.061 --> 01:02:02.663
there's a lot that stood out during

01:02:02.702 --> 01:02:03.202
Helene.

01:02:03.583 --> 01:02:05.606
And, uh, I remember at the Midwest,

01:02:05.646 --> 01:02:07.126
we're going to be talking to Bobby here

01:02:07.166 --> 01:02:09.148
in a few hours, but, um,

01:02:09.228 --> 01:02:11.612
at Midwest preparedness, uh, the prepared,

01:02:11.711 --> 01:02:13.253
I think it was the spring festival after

01:02:13.273 --> 01:02:13.673
Helene.

01:02:14.054 --> 01:02:15.615
They had me sit there and talk about

01:02:15.635 --> 01:02:16.876
like some of the stuff, uh,

01:02:17.177 --> 01:02:19.177
the like the lessons learned from Helene

01:02:19.757 --> 01:02:21.559
and it was just the more I talked

01:02:21.619 --> 01:02:22.739
the more I thought about it the more

01:02:22.798 --> 01:02:24.920
lessons came from that specific event so

01:02:24.940 --> 01:02:27.621
uh another thing you could do to prepare

01:02:27.701 --> 01:02:30.922
for these uh events and get a kind

01:02:30.961 --> 01:02:32.581
of better idea of what it actually is

01:02:32.641 --> 01:02:34.663
like after a disaster

01:02:35.222 --> 01:02:37.585
go volunteer go volunteer with grindstone

01:02:37.605 --> 01:02:39.606
or any of these other uh groups and

01:02:39.626 --> 01:02:41.148
see what it actually looks like right

01:02:41.208 --> 01:02:42.969
after disaster and then you'll get a

01:02:43.030 --> 01:02:44.951
better idea of and that could go into

01:02:44.990 --> 01:02:46.612
the training aspect that dad was talking

01:02:46.632 --> 01:02:48.534
about before but uh that'll give you a

01:02:48.554 --> 01:02:50.195
better idea of what you're actually going

01:02:50.215 --> 01:02:52.418
to be dealing with uh after an event

01:02:52.617 --> 01:02:55.820
or after a natural disaster or just a

01:02:55.880 --> 01:02:58.443
disaster in general um yeah go volunteer

01:02:58.483 --> 01:03:00.304
get that hands-on experience and go see

01:03:00.324 --> 01:03:01.164
what it's actually like

01:03:02.474 --> 01:03:04.155
Yeah, Brenzee put vodka,

01:03:04.195 --> 01:03:05.976
especially Everclear, can be bartered,

01:03:06.597 --> 01:03:07.737
but it's also a disinfectant.

01:03:07.757 --> 01:03:09.318
Yeah, but I would be really,

01:03:09.358 --> 01:03:10.599
really cautious about that.

01:03:11.500 --> 01:03:12.900
And here's a couple of reasons why.

01:03:14.760 --> 01:03:15.442
Believe it or not,

01:03:15.521 --> 01:03:17.242
coffee is a better barter item than

01:03:17.422 --> 01:03:20.143
alcohol for most cases because it's more

01:03:20.264 --> 01:03:21.625
universally needed.

01:03:21.704 --> 01:03:25.686
Now, I get the multiple uses for alcohol.

01:03:26.387 --> 01:03:28.007
But if people know that you have booze,

01:03:28.628 --> 01:03:29.789
once they get topped off,

01:03:30.048 --> 01:03:31.510
they may be back for more just for

01:03:31.550 --> 01:03:33.110
the booze because you never know who you

01:03:33.150 --> 01:03:33.811
may be dealing with.

01:03:34.291 --> 01:03:36.072
And then also in this era where...

01:03:37.130 --> 01:03:37.510
You know,

01:03:38.351 --> 01:03:39.530
there may be a whole lot of people

01:03:39.570 --> 01:03:41.771
self-medicating with a bunch of I mean,

01:03:41.791 --> 01:03:43.452
you never know what maybe they can't get

01:03:43.492 --> 01:03:45.052
the thing that they're used to.

01:03:45.112 --> 01:03:46.094
And now all of a sudden, you know,

01:03:46.114 --> 01:03:47.695
they can get bombed on some alcohol.

01:03:48.315 --> 01:03:49.195
That might be an option.

01:03:49.235 --> 01:03:51.016
So I would be I would use that

01:03:51.056 --> 01:03:52.836
type of bartering sparingly.

01:03:53.456 --> 01:03:54.717
And if they lead with, hey,

01:03:54.737 --> 01:03:55.697
you got any alcohol,

01:03:56.797 --> 01:03:57.898
you might want to keep that one to

01:03:57.938 --> 01:04:01.159
yourself because it could definitely get

01:04:01.219 --> 01:04:02.300
spicy up in there.

01:04:02.960 --> 01:04:03.320
All right, y'all.

01:04:03.340 --> 01:04:04.442
I want to thank everybody that came in

01:04:04.461 --> 01:04:04.822
the chat.

01:04:04.842 --> 01:04:06.302
I want to thank everybody that came out

01:04:06.322 --> 01:04:07.103
to check us out.

01:04:07.842 --> 01:04:09.262
Look, this is a crazy world, y'all.

01:04:09.282 --> 01:04:11.264
Like I said, hurricane season has begun.

01:04:12.264 --> 01:04:13.965
So until next time, stay alert.

01:04:14.505 --> 01:04:15.206
Stay alive.

01:04:35.822 --> 01:04:37.083
Listen to the earth,

01:04:37.103 --> 01:04:41.766
they've got us through.

01:04:41.826 --> 01:04:43.407
Watch the world spin,

01:04:43.806 --> 01:04:45.347
from the smallest sprout,

01:04:45.367 --> 01:04:47.349
till the harmony begins.

01:04:47.608 --> 01:04:48.989
In the cycle of life,

01:04:49.610 --> 01:04:51.530
where the magic's alive.

01:04:51.811 --> 01:04:52.971
Turn it to the beat,

01:04:53.371 --> 01:04:55.552
feel the fire and thrive.

01:05:03.896 --> 01:05:05.485
So much wisdom in the song.