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I play my dreams.

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Firm of fortune flows like sweet springs.

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I'm the daddy but the know-how seed.

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Greening the world like it's meant to be.

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I'm a culture B-I-O-P.

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I'm the king.

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Back to loving everything.

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Bringing change, making it last.

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Welcome to episode four fifty nine of the

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permaculture pimp cast,

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where pimp stands for permaculture is my

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passion.

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The only pimp cast on this earth that

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discusses permaculture, preparedness,

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practical living and sometimes

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prostitutes.

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Pimp cast.

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Oh yeah, good to be here with y'all.

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Even though I'm up in this hot studio,

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we don't have on the AC right now

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up here.

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And believe me,

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it is hot as Vulcan's pecker up in

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here.

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So look, y'all,

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I got the fan on and it is

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what it is.

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You're lucky I even got clothes on during

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this show.

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In fact, I do from the waist up.

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But it is burning up in here.

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This episode, as always,

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brought to you by the Sovereign Health

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Summit.

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That's going to be October twenty seven

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through the thirty first TPC.

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Tango Papa Charlie will get you five

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percent off.

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Folks, don't fool around.

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Get your tickets.

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This thing's going to be hot.

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Hot as this room is right now.

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Also,

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Nessa's hemp ten percent off with promo

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code perma.

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all right so as y'all can see we're

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hot and heavy today we're heavy one member

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of the family and that's t from mountain

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readiness how you doing buddy man i've

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been sweating like a hebrew slave all day

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long but that's not a bad thing you

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know given the circumstances of what's

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falling out of the sky on us all

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the time that's a good thing son how

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are you holding up

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Pretty good.

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In fact,

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it's hotter where y'all are than it is

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where I am right now.

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I think you guys are like four or

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five degrees hotter than us.

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And it's actually pretty tolerable outside

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right now.

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So hope y'all are hanging in there.

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Well,

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I had an old boy I just got

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off the phone with a little bit ago.

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He's up in Minnesota.

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He told me it was ninety five up

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there.

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I mean,

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it's usually not it's usually bearable.

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I mean, when you.

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work in Oklahoma Texas Kansas and all that

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I mean you know what heat and humidity

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feels like but these people around here

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think it's dying but when you're up in

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this second floor believe me it is burning

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up but anyway I'll just jump right into

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the farm news and we'll do a little

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round robin want to thank everybody for

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checking us out today believe me hit that

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thumbs up y'all this is going to be

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a good one tell everybody we're live so

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they can get in here and see what's

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up

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So thank you, everybody in the chat.

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I'll be real quick on my end.

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So right off the bat, y'all,

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here's what I did today.

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Earlier today,

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I filmed a video of harvesting these

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carrots and beets.

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And I did a clandestine garden to show

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everybody how it's done,

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where you can grow food in plain sight.

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And every hoopoe headed moron is looking

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to rob.

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You won't even know that it's food.

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If you do it right,

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camping in lines and rows, everything,

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nearly everything in there is something

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you can eat.

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So just real quick for the carrots,

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for anybody who wants to check this out,

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I think the video will probably come out

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on Friday.

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I just ain't got time to even edit

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or do anything else.

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But anyway,

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imagine three rows of carrots and in

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between there you put microgreens.

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It all grows up together and nobody can

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tell that all of it's edible.

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So that's one.

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And then doing the same exact thing with

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the beets, where in that case,

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I just got a cover crop.

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Not all of it's edible,

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but a fair piece of it is.

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So think about those ways,

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especially in these times that you can do

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some clandestine stuff.

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That's why we got my man on T

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tonight,

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because we're going to talk about how you

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can get some of these skills and where

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you can get them.

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Also made some bone sauce for all you

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folks that have been asking.

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And that should be on the website now.

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And I'll put in more tomorrow as I

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know exactly how much I have.

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And then for all of you people waiting

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with bated breath.

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wondering what I do with my urine,

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just hold steady because I'm doing a

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comprehensive video on all the wonderful

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things that you can be doing with urine.

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Yeah, I said that right.

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Urine,

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the stuff that comes out of you that

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everybody just flushes down the toilet,

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not knowing that it can be your most

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valuable resource,

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especially at a time where all of the

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nitrogen-based fertilizers that they use

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getting out of the Middle East through the

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Haber-Bosch process,

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all of that ain't coming here.

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So you're about to be in a bind,

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nephew.

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If you've been waiting on this stuff to

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get in your garden,

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I'm going to show you some pretty nifty

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ways in which you can get out of

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that.

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So finally, I'm going to say, look,

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I'm way behind on pruning.

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But it doesn't matter.

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I was down there in the food forest

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today picking a ton of blueberries,

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blackberries, currants, all of it,

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even peaches, y'all.

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We got them blowing up right now.

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So I've been out there picking all this

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stuff,

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even though the conditions are not

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absolutely perfect.

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And it doesn't have to be when you've

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got a food forest.

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So with that said,

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I'm going to kick it on over to

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William.

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Tell us what's been going on your week

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or your day.

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Speaking of that urine,

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we just had a family friend come over.

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She was over at the house for a

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little bit, and she was talking about...

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We were talking about health in general.

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She just went to a holistic doctor who

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turned out to not be too legit.

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It's basically...

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the holistic version of the natural

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version of a regular MD where they want

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to prescribe you a bunch of stuff.

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We introduced her to Logan,

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a bunch of the people basically who's on

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the panel for the sovereign health summit

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and, uh,

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urea therapy came up and she talked about

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it.

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And I got to say this carefully.

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I'm going to give it,

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I'm going to give a disclaimer at this

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before I say this,

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because you have to on YouTube,

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otherwise we'll get a strike.

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So here's a massive disclaimer,

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consult your medical professional before

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you do this.

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But, um,

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there when she her daughter was little her

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daughter had an ear infection and her mom

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told her uh that's easy like she was

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on the way to the the doctor's office

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or about to go to a scheduled appointment

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um her mom told her like hey make

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her pee in a cup and then dribble

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a little bit in her ear and on

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the way to the doctor the little girl's

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ear was better supposedly remember consult

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your medical professional um have to say

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that because of youtube so just

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You know,

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backing up that what do I do with

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my urine statement?

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That's one of the things that supposedly

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works.

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But around here,

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just trying to keep up with the cucumbers,

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the tomatoes and the peppers.

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And out at the demonstration site,

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that's a bit like most people who grow

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a garden would look at that garden and

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think, oh,

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your garden is severely overgrown.

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It's not, you know,

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nothing is going to grow.

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You're not going to get a harvest because

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there's too many weeds.

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There's too many grass.

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or too much grass or anything like that.

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And it's just not true.

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I harvested a half a bushel of paste

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tomatoes earlier from that garden.

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And literally I had to move the grass

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out of the way in order to get

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to the tomatoes.

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And they're doing fantastic.

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I would say,

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probably like ninety it's not doing as

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good as it could uh if i were

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like on top of it a little bit

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more but i would say like of the

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tomatoes produced ninety percent of them

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are completely edible no issues at all the

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other ten percent which is perfectly fine

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with me losing ten percent to nature is

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not an issue with me at all uh

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and that's i mean that's pretty doggone

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good and got a bunch of peppers from

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out of there i got a bunch of

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bunch of onions out of there uh now

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the only thing that's growing in that

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garden

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For right now are some tomatoes that are

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left and then sweet potatoes and regular

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potatoes,

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which I could go ahead and harvest those

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regular potatoes at any point.

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And then here at the house,

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I've got some empty garden beds that I

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need to go ahead and fill in.

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I just haven't had the time to figure

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out what I'm even going to put in

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those empty garden beds yet.

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Definitely don't need to do any tomatoes

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and peppers,

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but I might just put in a cover

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crop and then hold off until the

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temperatures get a little bit cooler.

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Still trying to figure out what I'm going

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to do there.

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But yeah,

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trying to keep up with harvest right now

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is exactly what I'm trying to do.

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What about you, Tee?

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man i four hundred and fifty chickens on

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the ground about forty five narragansett

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turkeys uh keeping up with them alone is

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a full-time job and a half and uh

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we you know you guys have seen the

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homestead here we don't have a lot of

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pasture land so we're we're raising these

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mountain chickens and you know they're

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mountain chickens because one leg is

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shorter than the other so they can stand

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upright going up eight to ten percent

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grade all the way around us so uh

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We actually had our Narragansett,

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one of our hens, you know,

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they're a heritage breed.

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They're endangered probably because

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they're not very smart,

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but they have a bad habit about abandoning

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their clutch halfway through.

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Well,

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I had a hen that she just wanted

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to be a mama.

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So here a couple of weeks ago,

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we let her set.

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I was about to pull her.

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I was about to pull her off because

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she had lost so much weight.

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She was dead set on becoming a mom.

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And sure enough, bam,

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we got seven little baby poults running

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around now with her.

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She guards them and takes care of them.

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They're doing great.

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So, you know,

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we've been working this homestead.

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We've been raising all these chickens.

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We've got another eighty to a hundred.

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We've got a process next week.

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um working on the gardens and just trying

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to stay hydrated because it is just

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burning up non-stop also then you know uh

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a guy's got to make a living unfortunately

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in this day and age so i'm doing

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a little construction work on the side

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doing some stone work on a house and

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um and uh that's one of those skills

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you know those skill sets that everybody

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talks about they focus on gear they focus

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on their bug out bag and their truck

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and all this kind of stuff but what

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about can you fix your house

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Can you do plumbing?

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Can you do basic electrical?

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All those things everybody neglects.

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So try to keep sharp and a sharpened

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edge on the trades because those are worth

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their weight in gold.

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And that's it.

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Just try to make a couple bucks.

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Spread some cheddar on this cracker.

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That's what I'm talking about.

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Yeah, T, I mean, you know,

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it's funny you mention that because I've

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honestly been kind of mowing over the idea

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of going back and getting my HVAC and

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refrigeration license.

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And part of, I started right before COVID.

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And then I dropped out because these

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hoopoe-headed Nazis down in Asheville

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wanted me to wear a mask.

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I said, I ain't wearing no mask.

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I got a doctor's note.

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I ain't doing it.

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But I was thinking that's another little

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feather I want to get under my hat.

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And then here in the last,

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I don't know, three weeks,

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I had a freezer quit on me.

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And then I had a freezer fridge combo

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quit on me.

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Of course,

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I fixed both of them just using chat

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GPT.

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But I was like, okay,

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what if it was a refrigerant problem that

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I can't deal with unless I pay some

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old boy to come out?

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But like you said, man, there is no...

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I have a working knowledge about all the

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other trades.

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As an electrician, you know it's cousin,

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whether it's all the other ones or not.

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But I'm thinking,

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I'm seriously thinking about going back,

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getting that HVAC for no other reason than

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not just to fix fridges or whatever.

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But I'll tell you what,

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in places where you are and where William

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is,

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People would go without eating before they

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go without AC.

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So that's definitely something.

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And a lot of these kids are thinking

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about,

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what do I do after I get out

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of high school?

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They're going to send them off to college

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to go get a degree in worthlessness,

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and they're going to be paying this off

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forever and a day for a career they

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can't achieve.

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Why not go out there and go get

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you a trade?

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And sadly,

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a lot of them have been believing these

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guidance counselors thinking they need to

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sit in the air-conditioned office all

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their lives.

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You know,

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how many times do you see that though?

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You see,

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there's now and again that I have graced

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the doorstep of a Starbucks.

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Yes, I know, I know it's horrible,

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but I cannot count on both hands how

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many times I've met someone that has spent

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eighty to a hundred thousand dollars on a

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degree and they are now a Starbucks

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barista serving me a coffee.

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How sad is that when the world of

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trades

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I turn down more work in the construction

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business than I take, probably tenfold.

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My phone blows up all day long because

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in this day and age, especially, I guess,

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in this area, you know, NAFTA come in,

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all of the good tradesmen left when they

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shipped all of the furniture building

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overseas,

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and there's nobody here that even wants to

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show up.

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They're just looking for somebody to show

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up that has a heartbeat, you know,

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and you just name your price at that

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point.

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So and then if you throw in that

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you do good work and you do exactly

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what you say you're going to do,

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they will hound you to death.

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But, you know, people are like,

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how do I make money?

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It's easy.

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Get into the trades.

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Hey, it was good enough for Christ.

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It's good enough for me.

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Bam.

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That's what I'm talking about.

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Yeah.

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What do y'all think about ductless AC

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units?

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Yeah,

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I can hear I'm here to tell you

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those.

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At first,

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I didn't I thought it was too good

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to be true.

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But man, I've been around these.

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I've been around these a number of times.

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And I'll tell you what,

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that not only are you going to save

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money on them,

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you can pinpoint and target exactly what

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you want cooled.

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So it's a whole lot easier.

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It's more user friendly.

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Um, I would go with those.

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If I had to do everything over again,

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I'd probably go with those mini splits.

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That's what you're talking about more than

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I would a central, uh, AC unit.

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So, um,

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here's the only thing real quick on that,

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on that note,

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the only thing that I noticed with those

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ductless AC units, the mini splits, uh,

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is that they remove less moisture in the

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air, where your central AC,

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that seems to make a little bit drier

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climate in your house,

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whereas the mini splits,

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like when we were in El Salvador,

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it was still very humid.

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I mean, it wasn't intolerable.

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It just wasn't the same as a central

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AC unit.

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So just keep that in mind.

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I know where Agape Field lives,

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so that's definitely a factor.

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She's got it.

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And I would agree with that, too.

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Just on a side note of those mini

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splits, because of the extra humidity,

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you're a hundred percent right.

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You also got a little bit more mold

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issues depending on what you're running

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each unit in and its own zone.

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So that's something to keep in mind, too.

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You know,

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hot air meets cold air equals moisture and

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mold.

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Not good for a house.

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Very good points.

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We'll take one more question and we'll

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drive on.

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This one here is from Scotty saying,

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how can I keep my garden dying from

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mid-June through September?

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I live in southeast Alabama.

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My advice to you, Scotty,

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start drinking heavily.

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No, just move.

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William's going to tell you that in Texas,

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I think that's why I'll toss it over

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to him,

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but I think that's why he said he

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may just chill out until it's time to

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put in a fall garden.

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If things are established right now,

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then you're generally going to be okay as

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long as you're growing the appropriate

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things.

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My tomatoes out there,

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they can be in full sun in Texas,

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no issue.

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They might look like crap during the

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middle of the day,

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but every morning they're going to bounce

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back.

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Every night they're going to bounce back

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and be good to go again.

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The

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thing that I would focus on is like,

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all right,

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whenever the plant label says full sun,

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they ain't talking about Texas.

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They ain't talking about like Southeast

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Alabama.

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They don't mean full sun all day.

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You really only need like six to eight

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hours of

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Mostly full sun.

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So what would help out a lot is

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if you just increased shade around your

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garden,

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which is where like the centropic pattern

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really comes in handy where you have your

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perennial trees and where you're growing

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your perennial trees and you grow your

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annual garden between those trees.

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I think it was developed in like Brazil.

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If you grow those trees,

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grow your annual garden in between.

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As the trees grow up,

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they're going to provide shade for your

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annual garden and you can grow both

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basically in the same spot.

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You could go with the shade cloth if

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you wanted to.

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Just make sure it's permeable enough to

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where it's not like shedding water,

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more water than you're wanting or adjust

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your watering system to where it's like a

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drip system underneath the shade cloth.

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But if you're growing the appropriate

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varieties,

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you should be good and the more important

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thing more important than keeping your

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plants protected is keeping the soil

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protected so if you have a good mulch

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layer or ground cover over your soil

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that's more important as long as the roots

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don't burn up you're good to go if

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you're at the top of the plant burns

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up a little bit it's okay it's going

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to recover every single night okay now um

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just one more um because this is kind

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of a follow-up she said wow great

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information she's talking about the

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ducting and stuff like that i'm going to

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give you a hack

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Maybe,

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because I can't actually say the word on

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here, or they will cut this feed.

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One of the hacks for getting rid of

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some of this mold in your ducting and

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throughout your house is using a method

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called Miracle.

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Can I say this, son?

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No, I'll tell you.

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I'll say it in a way that won't

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get us in any trouble at all.

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So in this application,

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it's going to be a cleaner.

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It's a cleaning solution that you're going

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to use, and it's chlorine dioxide.

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That's perfectly fine as long as we say

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it within that context.

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Okay.

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Now,

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the way you go about doing that is

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that you have intake vents all over your

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place.

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If you can set that up.

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And you don't want to be in the

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house, allegedly, when this happens.

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No, you don't.

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Not at that level.

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Yeah,

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you're going to come back there and you're

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going to find out what those miners used

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to find out when they bring them canaries

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back into a place.

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So you don't want to be in that

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situation.

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But you can use that.

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Put your AC on high.

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Let this stuff run through there.

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You might want to be gone for a

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day.

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I'm sure there's somebody with a video

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online that's talked about that.

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You may have to go looking for something

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like that.

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But that might be one way to go

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about it.

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All right.

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Well, hey, Dad, on that note,

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we can solve all the questions right now

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on that part right there.

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Just order it from Safrax, S-A-F-F-R-A-X.

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Order from Safrax and then email them and

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ask them, hey,

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this is what I'm trying to do.

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How much do I need to use?

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How much water do I use?

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What container?

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All that stuff.

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They'll give you a full... In fact,

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if you order it,

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they'll already give you a sheet of how

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to do...

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uh, whatever it is you're trying to do.

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But if you email them,

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somebody will get back to you and they'll

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tell you exactly what to do.

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We in fact did it in this house

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and all the mildew in the bathroom is

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gone.

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The mold and mildew in the bathroom is

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completely gone.

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So, yeah.

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So this stuff definitely gets the job

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done,

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but the powers that shouldn't be don't

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want you to know about it.

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All right.

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So let me hit these ads right quick

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y'all and we'll move on.

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OK,

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we're going to talk about this here in

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a minute, y'all.

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And this is something you want to check

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out.

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July twenty four through the twenty six

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mountain readiness is going to be up in

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Swan Lake, Montana.

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Maybe you might see a glimpse of what's

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left of those glaciers up there.

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If you know you might want to get

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on the first thing smoking for that.

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All right.

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EMP rocks.

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Got one right here under my feet.

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And along with that grounding mat as well,

00:18:53.334 --> 00:18:54.796
perma will get you ten percent off.

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And speaking of what I got my feet

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on, y'all,

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I'm G'd up from the feet up.

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And that means grounded.

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So redemption shield,

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ten percent off with that.

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And then finally, soil savers,

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you can find it in the description box

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down below.

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All right.

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We're going to cover some of this good

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news right here.

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This won't take long.

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And then we're going to get into the

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main topic here.

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Strength training.

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Now,

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this is kind of a piggyback on what

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we talked about last time.

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Strength training, especially in women,

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rebuilds natural cancer defenses in aging

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muscle, this study finds.

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So all you ladies out there,

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you want to try to work on them

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guns a little bit.

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Doesn't have to be a whole lot of

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weight, just anything.

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Just don't be sedentary.

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That's number one.

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So that's good news.

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Number two,

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NIH emails show years of coordinated

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pandemic planning before

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Now, why am I calling that good news?

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The fact that it's finally hitting the

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light of day in the mainstream media.

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Even though many of us already knew about

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this forever and a day,

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Fauci and all the other scumbags were in

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here talking about this stuff and what

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they were going to do long before it

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ever happened.

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Meanwhile,

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a lot of people are out there dead

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and a whole lot of other people out

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there dealing with things that are,

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who knows,

00:20:05.770 --> 00:20:09.031
maybe lifelong illnesses because of that.

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But anyway,

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it's starting to hit the light of day.

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And then thirdly,

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Oh, shoot.

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Yeah, Supreme Court unanimously upholds.

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Now, this is hot off the presses.

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Supreme Court unanimously upholds state

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bans on trans-testicle athletes and female

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sports.

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Okay, they didn't actually.

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I've changed the headline a little bit,

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but, you know,

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gots to do what I gots to do.

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I'm going to call that good news because

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there are apparently a number of people,

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and I live by them right here near

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Asheville.

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that still seem to think that your sex

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is optional.

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T, are you at all considering...

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What's your stance on stuff like this?

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I mean, are you at all...

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You know,

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as a guy that fought MMA for about

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seven years, like our buddy Pat,

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just not on the same level.

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Like,

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I can't even believe that you would allow

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stuff like this.

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You know,

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I don't care how skinny the guy is

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or how well built the woman is.

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We're just not the same.

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You know,

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what a boring world if we were all

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the same.

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That's the whole point, being individuals.

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And so, you know,

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you see some of these fights.

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I've watched,

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I can't remember who they were, but,

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you know,

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this guy and a gal in the ring.

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And I mean,

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he pummels her half to pieces, you know,

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and

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How do you allow that?

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How do you even call that fair?

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I don't know.

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It's mind-blowing.

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And then the he-she is all happy about

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winning the fight.

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I would be so ashamed at that point.

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I think there's only one woman that I

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know, actually two,

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my wife and probably Mariah Prussia.

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you know,

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that I would really have to watch jumping

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into a ring with.

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But even then, you know,

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you're talking about this is anatomy one

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Oh one guys,

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why would we even allow something this

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insane?

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And before I shut up,

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it's not too often that my children,

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you know, my, my children all grown,

00:22:03.398 --> 00:22:06.061
grown, the youngest is the oldest is now.

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And my youngest Hannah tombs just jumped

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into the chat to say hi.

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So

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She's coming up to Montana.

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Usually they're like, man,

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I'm so tired of hearing my dad run

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his mouth.

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I mean, it's just how kids are.

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But hello, babe.

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I'm glad you jumped in here,

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and I'm looking forward.

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She's coming to our Montana event coming

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up here real soon.

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Yeah, that is so cool.

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Yeah,

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that fighter you're talking about was

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named Fallon Fox, and it was a dude.

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Now,

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if there was any other dude out here

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putting a woman through a five-minute

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flurry of fists like that,

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dude they'd be putting them in the first

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thing smoking on the jail but because and

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then how how anybody would even go for

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this like you said even if he was

00:22:44.220 --> 00:22:46.800
a marginal fighter you have bone density

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you got all these other things that make

00:22:48.281 --> 00:22:50.343
these guys just infinitely more i don't

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care how many you know i'm i won't

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stay on that too much but man i

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am telling you it is a

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I just don't even understand the world I

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live in that this is even possible.

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My dad was one of the smartest guys

00:23:04.443 --> 00:23:04.703
I know.

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Yep, he is.

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Man.

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You're going to make me cry.

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You got some brownie points on that one.

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Yep.

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Hey, Hannah, you ain't got no money.

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That's right.

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I just said I needed some cheddar.

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I mean, you know what that means.

00:23:17.867 --> 00:23:19.388
I need some of them greenbacks.

00:23:20.209 --> 00:23:20.868
No, it's insane.

00:23:20.888 --> 00:23:22.450
The last time I seen a beatdown like

00:23:22.470 --> 00:23:24.170
that with a man on a woman,

00:23:24.210 --> 00:23:25.871
you know, a trailer park was involved.

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I mean, that's just insane.

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Yeah, that's how it goes down.

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All right,

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so that's all the good news that I

00:23:32.952 --> 00:23:34.034
got so far there,

00:23:34.094 --> 00:23:35.594
but we'll come into that in a minute.

00:23:36.034 --> 00:23:36.733
All right, with that said,

00:23:36.753 --> 00:23:37.815
we're going to go to my man,

00:23:37.934 --> 00:23:38.515
Eric Sider.

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Actually, I think that was an old one,

00:23:41.767 --> 00:23:43.347
so I guess we don't have anything from

00:23:43.428 --> 00:23:43.667
Eric.

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All right, y'all.

00:23:44.528 --> 00:23:45.269
Wellness Blanket,

00:23:45.309 --> 00:23:47.932
ten percent off with promo code PERMA.

00:23:47.992 --> 00:23:48.732
Check that out.

00:23:49.094 --> 00:23:50.734
Before we get into the main topic here,

00:23:51.016 --> 00:23:55.480
one more question here from Daniel or

00:23:55.519 --> 00:23:56.080
Danielle.

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I can't tell what these glasses on.

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What do y'all do about Japanese Beatles?

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All right.

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You got any kind of problems out there

00:24:03.277 --> 00:24:04.298
you think are problems?

00:24:06.038 --> 00:24:07.358
You got a soil problem.

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Read One Straw Revolution by Masanobu

00:24:09.881 --> 00:24:11.342
Fukuoka, Japanese genius.

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I tell everybody just getting into this

00:24:13.282 --> 00:24:13.583
game,

00:24:14.103 --> 00:24:15.463
read that book and you're going to find

00:24:15.584 --> 00:24:15.723
out.

00:24:16.183 --> 00:24:17.584
that you don't have a Japanese beetle

00:24:17.625 --> 00:24:17.964
problem.

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You've got a lack of life in your

00:24:19.625 --> 00:24:20.345
soil problem.

00:24:20.765 --> 00:24:22.846
It's not even a genetic problem nine times

00:24:22.925 --> 00:24:24.165
out of ten.

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It's a soil problem.

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So you can go do what my oldest

00:24:27.907 --> 00:24:29.167
brother would do and go out there and

00:24:29.407 --> 00:24:30.828
put seven dust on everything,

00:24:31.269 --> 00:24:32.868
and all you're going to do is exacerbate

00:24:32.888 --> 00:24:34.029
the problem for next year.

00:24:34.730 --> 00:24:36.390
Or you can go out there and say,

00:24:36.450 --> 00:24:37.230
okay, you know what?

00:24:37.289 --> 00:24:38.431
I lost out on this one.

00:24:39.171 --> 00:24:40.451
And if you grow a garden like the

00:24:40.531 --> 00:24:41.393
one I'm talking about,

00:24:41.553 --> 00:24:44.056
you will do what Jeff Lautenhoff calls as

00:24:44.096 --> 00:24:46.557
confusing the pest or the insects,

00:24:47.057 --> 00:24:48.539
where you don't just grow one thing out

00:24:48.579 --> 00:24:48.819
there.

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You are going to have,

00:24:50.761 --> 00:24:51.782
like Stefan Subkoviak,

00:24:51.803 --> 00:24:52.943
when I was up there in Canada,

00:24:53.284 --> 00:24:54.825
he had Japanese beetles up there.

00:24:55.506 --> 00:24:57.248
And it's not uncommon to see a few.

00:24:57.867 --> 00:24:59.048
It's just when they're taking over

00:24:59.088 --> 00:24:59.449
everything,

00:24:59.470 --> 00:25:01.131
that means there's something out there not

00:25:01.171 --> 00:25:02.092
keeping them in check.

00:25:02.632 --> 00:25:03.593
So that's why you want to have a

00:25:03.633 --> 00:25:04.394
diversity out there.

00:25:04.433 --> 00:25:05.335
Son, you want to add to that?

00:25:05.805 --> 00:25:06.025
Yeah,

00:25:06.065 --> 00:25:08.048
keep in mind your garden is an ecosystem.

00:25:08.107 --> 00:25:10.111
So it's not like there's nothing wrong

00:25:10.131 --> 00:25:11.593
with having Japanese beetles out there.

00:25:11.653 --> 00:25:12.875
I got potato bugs out there.

00:25:12.914 --> 00:25:14.316
I got Japanese beetles out there.

00:25:14.636 --> 00:25:15.837
I got all kinds of stuff out there,

00:25:15.898 --> 00:25:18.261
but none of it is disrupting the harvest

00:25:18.321 --> 00:25:20.223
because it's a healthy ecosystem out

00:25:20.243 --> 00:25:20.444
there.

00:25:20.845 --> 00:25:21.286
So, yeah,

00:25:21.306 --> 00:25:23.126
just keep in mind and also calculate a

00:25:23.166 --> 00:25:24.509
ten percent loss to nature.

00:25:24.548 --> 00:25:26.369
There's nothing wrong with calculating a

00:25:26.431 --> 00:25:27.511
ten percent loss to nature.

00:25:27.932 --> 00:25:29.353
And if you're only losing ten percent of

00:25:29.373 --> 00:25:31.556
your crop to whatever pest it may be,

00:25:31.596 --> 00:25:33.156
whatever kind of natural event it may be,

00:25:33.477 --> 00:25:35.118
you're still doing very, very good.

00:25:35.179 --> 00:25:35.660
For example,

00:25:35.680 --> 00:25:38.301
that Zed Zed farm in South Africa that

00:25:38.362 --> 00:25:39.864
Dr. Elaine Ingham went and saved,

00:25:40.784 --> 00:25:42.326
they were what, keeping plants?

00:25:42.566 --> 00:25:44.467
Ten percent of the crop like they were

00:25:44.507 --> 00:25:47.489
losing ninety percent to just, you know,

00:25:47.650 --> 00:25:49.431
pests and disease and things like that.

00:25:49.451 --> 00:25:50.791
And they were only benefiting from ten

00:25:50.832 --> 00:25:52.633
percent and they were still a functioning

00:25:52.673 --> 00:25:53.634
business at the time.

00:25:53.713 --> 00:25:54.733
So, yeah,

00:25:54.794 --> 00:25:56.816
calculate ten percent nature or loss of

00:25:56.836 --> 00:25:58.116
nature and you're still doing very,

00:25:58.136 --> 00:25:58.557
very good.

00:25:59.650 --> 00:25:59.829
You know,

00:25:59.849 --> 00:26:01.671
we just had all the Japanese beetles come

00:26:01.711 --> 00:26:02.790
flying in on us too.

00:26:02.830 --> 00:26:06.392
And since I got that comfrey from you,

00:26:06.432 --> 00:26:06.811
Billy,

00:26:07.231 --> 00:26:09.393
and planted that all around these trees

00:26:09.432 --> 00:26:09.692
and all,

00:26:09.913 --> 00:26:11.034
I've even got around a lot of my

00:26:11.074 --> 00:26:11.354
plants.

00:26:11.374 --> 00:26:13.994
I've got these in particular Georgia candy

00:26:14.035 --> 00:26:15.174
roaster squash out here.

00:26:15.634 --> 00:26:17.115
They're just growing like weeds,

00:26:17.175 --> 00:26:17.976
looking phenomenal.

00:26:18.036 --> 00:26:18.455
All of a sudden,

00:26:18.476 --> 00:26:19.777
the Japanese beetles come in,

00:26:20.156 --> 00:26:21.017
start chewing on them,

00:26:21.217 --> 00:26:22.217
and then they just quit.

00:26:22.337 --> 00:26:25.019
I've been doing the chop and drop with

00:26:25.038 --> 00:26:26.598
the comfrey all the way around all these

00:26:26.638 --> 00:26:26.999
plants.

00:26:27.038 --> 00:26:29.140
Everywhere I've got comfrey, you chop it,

00:26:29.160 --> 00:26:30.039
and then within two weeks,

00:26:30.059 --> 00:26:31.560
you're ready to drop more down.

00:26:32.161 --> 00:26:32.580
All of a sudden,

00:26:32.601 --> 00:26:33.521
they just quit eating on it.

00:26:33.761 --> 00:26:35.021
I don't know if it's something to it

00:26:35.061 --> 00:26:35.422
or not,

00:26:35.521 --> 00:26:38.042
but it appears that whatever that comfrey

00:26:38.063 --> 00:26:40.104
is doing in that soil and using it

00:26:40.163 --> 00:26:42.404
as compost, they don't care for it much.

00:26:43.105 --> 00:26:44.826
Or you may have birds that are rolling

00:26:44.906 --> 00:26:46.147
in and keeping them in balance.

00:26:46.567 --> 00:26:47.909
It's not uncommon to see a lot of

00:26:47.929 --> 00:26:48.429
these things.

00:26:48.509 --> 00:26:49.489
I mean, like right now,

00:26:49.970 --> 00:26:51.750
ever since I installed that DPE

00:26:51.851 --> 00:26:52.770
Agriculture X,

00:26:53.692 --> 00:26:54.791
and I've talked about it in that little

00:26:54.811 --> 00:26:56.813
video that I got coming up, man,

00:26:56.833 --> 00:26:58.334
we're seeing pollinators like we've never

00:26:58.374 --> 00:26:58.913
seen before.

00:26:59.434 --> 00:27:01.154
But when you bring in all the good

00:27:01.214 --> 00:27:01.516
stuff,

00:27:02.276 --> 00:27:03.616
You're going to find out that nature will

00:27:03.656 --> 00:27:05.378
find a way if you just create,

00:27:05.419 --> 00:27:05.999
like William said,

00:27:06.019 --> 00:27:07.420
a great ecosystem out there.

00:27:07.901 --> 00:27:09.501
An ecosystem isn't just one thing.

00:27:09.541 --> 00:27:10.502
It isn't a monocrop.

00:27:10.522 --> 00:27:12.724
That's why I don't plant a garden with

00:27:12.765 --> 00:27:14.145
just one thing out there.

00:27:14.185 --> 00:27:15.707
There's a whole lot going on there.

00:27:16.428 --> 00:27:17.048
And, you know,

00:27:17.388 --> 00:27:18.769
are you going to get the largest harvest

00:27:18.869 --> 00:27:19.089
ever?

00:27:19.569 --> 00:27:21.271
No, but I'm not a trophy hunter either.

00:27:21.811 --> 00:27:23.933
So I just need a respectable harvest.

00:27:24.574 --> 00:27:27.136
And I also got to look at putting

00:27:27.156 --> 00:27:28.317
things back for nature as well.

00:27:28.337 --> 00:27:29.377
All right, with that said,

00:27:29.397 --> 00:27:30.419
we're going to jump right into it.

00:27:30.459 --> 00:27:30.960
So folks,

00:27:32.034 --> 00:27:33.355
In this time where everybody's seeing

00:27:33.414 --> 00:27:35.856
stagflation, well, not stagflation yet,

00:27:36.317 --> 00:27:38.318
but shrinkflation, everybody sees it.

00:27:39.378 --> 00:27:41.381
Wheat, everything organic around here.

00:27:41.421 --> 00:27:42.301
So every once in a while,

00:27:42.342 --> 00:27:43.642
I want a bag of chips or something.

00:27:44.202 --> 00:27:45.903
So I go buy these ones from,

00:27:46.284 --> 00:27:47.545
oh man, it's a Mexican brand.

00:27:47.585 --> 00:27:48.465
I can't think of the name.

00:27:48.685 --> 00:27:49.227
Siete.

00:27:49.886 --> 00:27:50.186
Yeah.

00:27:50.647 --> 00:27:51.228
So I get them,

00:27:51.268 --> 00:27:53.990
they cook them in avocado oil and they

00:27:54.009 --> 00:27:54.830
don't have any junk in it.

00:27:54.851 --> 00:27:56.771
It's just potatoes and salt and oil.

00:27:56.811 --> 00:27:57.432
That's it.

00:27:57.913 --> 00:27:58.993
And it's avocado oil.

00:27:59.877 --> 00:28:01.459
And, man,

00:28:01.598 --> 00:28:03.319
I've been buying these for a while now.

00:28:04.099 --> 00:28:04.681
Get back home,

00:28:04.701 --> 00:28:05.780
you got half in the bag.

00:28:06.481 --> 00:28:08.583
Okay, and then it costs twice as much.

00:28:09.063 --> 00:28:10.443
You're seeing this all the way around,

00:28:10.463 --> 00:28:10.683
folks.

00:28:10.723 --> 00:28:11.523
And I got news for you.

00:28:11.544 --> 00:28:12.625
I got bad news for you.

00:28:13.105 --> 00:28:14.326
Depending on how you take it,

00:28:14.905 --> 00:28:15.987
it's going to get worse.

00:28:16.567 --> 00:28:17.587
It's going to get way worse.

00:28:18.553 --> 00:28:20.134
And like T was talking about in the

00:28:20.154 --> 00:28:22.917
beginning of having this whole basket of

00:28:22.978 --> 00:28:24.619
skills that he has up there where he's

00:28:24.640 --> 00:28:25.740
got to turn people away.

00:28:25.780 --> 00:28:26.982
Folks, I'm in the same position.

00:28:27.762 --> 00:28:28.364
I am literally,

00:28:28.384 --> 00:28:29.786
when they find out you're an electrician,

00:28:30.326 --> 00:28:31.027
oh, can you do this?

00:28:31.047 --> 00:28:31.647
Can you do that?

00:28:31.728 --> 00:28:33.108
No, no, no, no, no, no.

00:28:33.990 --> 00:28:34.270
But...

00:28:35.176 --> 00:28:35.656
I'm telling you,

00:28:35.777 --> 00:28:37.357
it's nice to know that if I wanted

00:28:37.397 --> 00:28:38.498
to, or if I had to,

00:28:38.718 --> 00:28:40.358
or worst case scenario,

00:28:40.798 --> 00:28:41.858
I can go out there with the tools

00:28:41.878 --> 00:28:43.239
on my back and go get a job

00:28:43.799 --> 00:28:44.900
and get myself squared away.

00:28:44.940 --> 00:28:45.079
Well,

00:28:45.099 --> 00:28:46.619
that's exactly the way we got to be

00:28:46.660 --> 00:28:47.340
in our skills.

00:28:47.820 --> 00:28:49.080
That's why we're going to be talking about

00:28:49.661 --> 00:28:50.842
where you can acquire some of these

00:28:50.882 --> 00:28:53.162
survival skills that everyone should know

00:28:53.201 --> 00:28:54.823
before the next crisis hits.

00:28:55.623 --> 00:28:56.843
And there's a whole lot of us that

00:28:56.883 --> 00:28:58.483
found out right here in Western North

00:28:58.503 --> 00:28:59.144
Carolina that

00:28:59.778 --> 00:29:01.557
that these things can be planned by the

00:29:01.617 --> 00:29:01.998
government.

00:29:02.018 --> 00:29:03.659
They can come in in ways you never

00:29:03.719 --> 00:29:04.298
imagined.

00:29:04.759 --> 00:29:06.098
Nobody ever thought about being flooded

00:29:06.159 --> 00:29:07.219
out in the fricking mountains.

00:29:07.880 --> 00:29:10.420
So all these things are important,

00:29:11.019 --> 00:29:12.220
but we are at a time in the

00:29:12.299 --> 00:29:14.760
United States of amnesia where people have

00:29:14.820 --> 00:29:17.060
fewer and fewer and fewer of these skills.

00:29:17.701 --> 00:29:18.741
Well, you know,

00:29:18.781 --> 00:29:19.821
when you want to talk about where you

00:29:19.842 --> 00:29:20.781
can acquire these things,

00:29:20.821 --> 00:29:22.201
we go to the main source and that's

00:29:22.382 --> 00:29:24.502
T for mountain readiness because you

00:29:25.296 --> 00:29:27.417
Hands down, the best,

00:29:27.898 --> 00:29:30.020
the best homestead preparedness,

00:29:30.181 --> 00:29:32.384
whatever festival you've ever had in your

00:29:32.403 --> 00:29:32.544
life.

00:29:32.584 --> 00:29:33.904
I mean, classes you're going to see there,

00:29:34.105 --> 00:29:36.048
you will not see anywhere else.

00:29:36.567 --> 00:29:36.868
And folks,

00:29:36.888 --> 00:29:38.069
I've been to a lot of these things.

00:29:38.971 --> 00:29:40.673
And it's all under one roof,

00:29:40.712 --> 00:29:42.233
but he's out to a new location.

00:29:42.294 --> 00:29:43.655
It's going to be out in Montana.

00:29:44.237 --> 00:29:44.376
T,

00:29:44.396 --> 00:29:45.518
why don't you tell us about what you

00:29:45.557 --> 00:29:46.179
got going on?

00:29:47.131 --> 00:29:47.711
Oh, absolutely.

00:29:47.731 --> 00:29:48.652
And that means a lot, man.

00:29:48.711 --> 00:29:49.952
I really appreciate that, Billy.

00:29:50.333 --> 00:29:51.894
When you say that we've worked hard for

00:29:51.913 --> 00:29:53.255
four years to try to build this.

00:29:53.715 --> 00:29:54.935
And, you know, the biggest thing is,

00:29:54.996 --> 00:29:57.877
is vetting our instructors and educators.

00:29:58.259 --> 00:29:58.419
You know,

00:29:58.439 --> 00:30:01.000
there's tons of events and I'm not going

00:30:01.020 --> 00:30:01.540
to knock them.

00:30:01.901 --> 00:30:02.942
They all got their place.

00:30:03.001 --> 00:30:04.103
But at the same time,

00:30:04.143 --> 00:30:05.884
it's like they're all battling to see who

00:30:05.903 --> 00:30:07.464
can have the most instructors.

00:30:07.924 --> 00:30:08.025
Oh,

00:30:08.045 --> 00:30:09.625
we have one hundred and fifty instructors.

00:30:09.685 --> 00:30:11.647
Well, one hundred and forty nine of them.

00:30:12.208 --> 00:30:13.849
haven't never done it for, for,

00:30:13.869 --> 00:30:15.391
they don't do it as a job.

00:30:15.451 --> 00:30:17.713
They haven't done it as a career and

00:30:17.733 --> 00:30:18.595
they're not still doing it.

00:30:18.615 --> 00:30:19.234
You know, our,

00:30:19.255 --> 00:30:21.457
our instructors are all doing it.

00:30:21.798 --> 00:30:22.898
They've either done it, you know,

00:30:22.919 --> 00:30:24.240
they're either ex military,

00:30:24.279 --> 00:30:25.181
they're homesteaders,

00:30:25.521 --> 00:30:27.242
whatever it is that they're working in.

00:30:27.824 --> 00:30:27.884
Um,

00:30:28.044 --> 00:30:29.525
They live that life.

00:30:29.705 --> 00:30:31.446
And that's super important to what we're

00:30:31.467 --> 00:30:31.747
doing.

00:30:31.826 --> 00:30:33.949
So, you know, Montana is our next event.

00:30:33.969 --> 00:30:36.010
We've got a, it's in Swan Lake.

00:30:36.030 --> 00:30:38.053
We have an eighty acre veteran owned

00:30:38.093 --> 00:30:38.593
lodge.

00:30:39.012 --> 00:30:40.295
Most of the proceeds we're going to be

00:30:40.355 --> 00:30:41.955
punching into this lodge because it's a

00:30:42.036 --> 00:30:42.696
nonprofit.

00:30:43.457 --> 00:30:44.656
It's for a good cause,

00:30:45.076 --> 00:30:47.038
and it's one of those two-edged sword

00:30:47.077 --> 00:30:49.597
places because it's out in the middle of

00:30:49.657 --> 00:30:51.959
nowhere, so it's harder to find them.

00:30:52.199 --> 00:30:53.719
So we're trying to get them that exposure.

00:30:54.078 --> 00:30:55.959
But also, you get this serene,

00:30:56.160 --> 00:30:57.059
eighty acres.

00:30:57.440 --> 00:30:59.380
They've got a dining hall.

00:30:59.400 --> 00:31:00.900
We've got campsites.

00:31:00.940 --> 00:31:02.641
We've got dry dock RV.

00:31:02.661 --> 00:31:04.340
We've got two live fire ranges.

00:31:04.401 --> 00:31:05.480
I mean, this place is hooked up,

00:31:05.980 --> 00:31:06.801
and on top of it,

00:31:06.882 --> 00:31:08.842
it's one hour from Glacier National Park.

00:31:09.301 --> 00:31:11.183
So we're going to all load up in

00:31:11.223 --> 00:31:12.664
the trucks come Monday,

00:31:13.005 --> 00:31:14.707
head up there and check that out before

00:31:14.747 --> 00:31:16.628
it melts off and disappears off the face

00:31:16.669 --> 00:31:18.650
of the earth and check that off the

00:31:18.690 --> 00:31:19.270
bucket list.

00:31:21.134 --> 00:31:21.594
That's awesome.

00:31:21.753 --> 00:31:21.993
Yeah.

00:31:22.134 --> 00:31:22.615
Well, okay.

00:31:22.855 --> 00:31:23.775
Uh, real quick,

00:31:23.795 --> 00:31:25.395
there was a question earlier in the chat

00:31:25.415 --> 00:31:25.996
that was asking,

00:31:26.435 --> 00:31:27.655
and I already know the answer to this,

00:31:27.736 --> 00:31:28.936
but they were asking,

00:31:28.977 --> 00:31:30.757
could you please as got a field,

00:31:30.797 --> 00:31:32.597
could you please come to Texas?

00:31:33.077 --> 00:31:35.298
Now you got a Texas event coming up.

00:31:35.318 --> 00:31:36.398
Do you want to give more details on

00:31:36.419 --> 00:31:36.618
that?

00:31:36.838 --> 00:31:38.200
It's already scheduled.

00:31:38.259 --> 00:31:38.980
I wanted to, yeah.

00:31:39.400 --> 00:31:39.799
Uh, look,

00:31:39.819 --> 00:31:42.161
jump on mountain readiness.com and you'll

00:31:42.181 --> 00:31:42.840
scroll over there.

00:31:42.861 --> 00:31:44.721
We got mountain readiness, long lone star.

00:31:44.741 --> 00:31:46.261
That's going to be in March right there

00:31:46.281 --> 00:31:47.623
in Graveland, Texas.

00:31:47.643 --> 00:31:47.962
Uh,

00:31:48.182 --> 00:31:49.864
we're going to be off of the lake

00:31:49.903 --> 00:31:53.125
salmon we've got a big huge uh rv

00:31:53.145 --> 00:31:55.227
park it's got a lake i think there's

00:31:55.267 --> 00:31:58.048
a sixty foot water slide out into it

00:31:58.088 --> 00:31:59.249
can't wait to see what the insurance

00:31:59.269 --> 00:32:01.971
company hits me for that uh but it's

00:32:01.990 --> 00:32:03.332
gonna be a good time we've got a

00:32:04.071 --> 00:32:06.554
a bunch of instructors that that roll with

00:32:06.713 --> 00:32:08.775
us rock for the love that'll be going

00:32:08.815 --> 00:32:12.237
to montana as well as the texas event

00:32:12.757 --> 00:32:13.377
And, of course,

00:32:13.397 --> 00:32:15.138
we're going to try to rope William into

00:32:15.179 --> 00:32:17.401
it along with a bunch of the instructors

00:32:17.421 --> 00:32:19.462
that we know that are already in that

00:32:19.502 --> 00:32:21.003
vicinity.

00:32:21.403 --> 00:32:24.226
Yeah, T, you know,

00:32:24.246 --> 00:32:25.567
we'll come back to the event here in

00:32:25.586 --> 00:32:25.847
a minute.

00:32:25.867 --> 00:32:26.147
And, folks,

00:32:26.167 --> 00:32:27.088
you're going to want to stick around

00:32:27.128 --> 00:32:27.868
because, like I said,

00:32:27.888 --> 00:32:29.349
they got classes you're not going to find

00:32:29.391 --> 00:32:30.070
anywhere else.

00:32:30.832 --> 00:32:32.492
You know, in these times,

00:32:32.532 --> 00:32:34.615
if someone only had, like, you know,

00:32:34.835 --> 00:32:36.355
a short amount of time to prepare for,

00:32:36.556 --> 00:32:37.757
let's say, the next crisis,

00:32:38.557 --> 00:32:40.680
what are some of the key survival things

00:32:40.700 --> 00:32:42.260
they ought to be shooting for right off?

00:32:43.358 --> 00:32:43.960
Well, I mean,

00:32:44.720 --> 00:32:46.501
let me touch what you were talking about,

00:32:46.521 --> 00:32:49.423
you know, with the prices and, you know,

00:32:49.443 --> 00:32:50.644
how you're only getting a half a bag

00:32:50.664 --> 00:32:52.006
of chips and things like that.

00:32:52.926 --> 00:32:55.949
I believe we even spoke about this here

00:32:56.250 --> 00:32:57.150
not too long ago,

00:32:57.191 --> 00:32:58.412
but I was walking through the grocery

00:32:58.432 --> 00:32:59.311
store, you know,

00:32:59.352 --> 00:33:01.594
and eggs are five bucks and it just

00:33:01.733 --> 00:33:04.557
inflated and you're paying more for less

00:33:04.636 --> 00:33:05.176
and all this.

00:33:05.497 --> 00:33:07.358
And I'm strolling around and lo and

00:33:07.378 --> 00:33:09.340
behold, my cart is half full.

00:33:09.980 --> 00:33:12.563
And it's like three hundred plus dollars

00:33:12.603 --> 00:33:14.084
worth of stuff laying in this thing.

00:33:14.424 --> 00:33:15.505
I'm like, good night, man.

00:33:15.545 --> 00:33:17.346
How can I would hate to see what

00:33:17.386 --> 00:33:19.387
it looks like for a family that has,

00:33:19.607 --> 00:33:21.529
you know, two, three, four kids,

00:33:21.609 --> 00:33:23.451
what this looks like if they're relying on

00:33:23.852 --> 00:33:25.313
everything thing from these big,

00:33:25.532 --> 00:33:26.493
big box stores.

00:33:27.054 --> 00:33:29.055
and i i turned the corner into the

00:33:29.095 --> 00:33:31.057
electronics department and lo and behold

00:33:31.537 --> 00:33:34.238
seventy two inch flat screen smart

00:33:34.278 --> 00:33:36.880
television three hundred and forty eight

00:33:37.019 --> 00:33:39.141
ninety nine because that's how wally world

00:33:39.181 --> 00:33:42.042
does their prices and i'm like this thing

00:33:42.182 --> 00:33:44.744
is coming it's traveling across the oceans

00:33:45.924 --> 00:33:47.346
All the tariffs, all these things,

00:33:47.506 --> 00:33:50.626
and this little half of a cart is

00:33:50.807 --> 00:33:52.946
just about the same price as this

00:33:53.007 --> 00:33:56.269
humongous flat screen TV.

00:33:56.449 --> 00:33:58.489
And so what I really try to drive

00:33:58.548 --> 00:33:59.950
into people when we're talking about

00:34:00.009 --> 00:34:01.269
preparedness and survival and

00:34:01.309 --> 00:34:03.090
self-reliance, for lack of a better term,

00:34:03.570 --> 00:34:07.311
is have you noticed that things that are

00:34:07.352 --> 00:34:08.253
necessities

00:34:09.092 --> 00:34:11.534
are becoming insane priced,

00:34:11.693 --> 00:34:14.275
but things of technology and these

00:34:14.335 --> 00:34:16.735
tracking devices are dirt cheap.

00:34:17.195 --> 00:34:18.576
There's a reason for it, y'all.

00:34:18.615 --> 00:34:20.157
You know, there's a reason for that.

00:34:20.476 --> 00:34:22.057
I actually had to redo my,

00:34:22.237 --> 00:34:23.878
I had to go get me another rectangle

00:34:23.918 --> 00:34:25.358
of death here, uh,

00:34:25.418 --> 00:34:27.018
because I'll run my phones until they,

00:34:27.139 --> 00:34:28.239
they just fall apart.

00:34:28.579 --> 00:34:28.960
And I've got a,

00:34:29.199 --> 00:34:31.521
I've got a good friend, uh, that, uh,

00:34:31.701 --> 00:34:32.320
works there.

00:34:32.541 --> 00:34:34.681
And he always gives me the legit lowdown.

00:34:35.302 --> 00:34:36.103
And, you know, I'm like, hey,

00:34:36.123 --> 00:34:36.762
I need another phone.

00:34:36.782 --> 00:34:37.322
He's like, look,

00:34:37.382 --> 00:34:39.784
I can put you into this Samsung Galaxy

00:34:40.204 --> 00:34:43.226
X. It's got the best camera, audio, blah,

00:34:43.246 --> 00:34:44.166
blah, blah, blah, blah.

00:34:44.186 --> 00:34:45.806
It's like a thousand dollar phone.

00:34:45.827 --> 00:34:47.188
I'm like, man, like,

00:34:47.228 --> 00:34:48.188
what's that going to cost me?

00:34:48.248 --> 00:34:49.027
It was free.

00:34:49.349 --> 00:34:50.648
I'm like, what do you mean it's free?

00:34:50.768 --> 00:34:51.429
He's like, yeah,

00:34:51.889 --> 00:34:53.891
you just got to sign up and pay

00:34:53.911 --> 00:34:54.251
your bill.

00:34:54.271 --> 00:34:54.791
And not only that,

00:34:54.811 --> 00:34:55.931
we're going to knock a few bucks off

00:34:55.951 --> 00:34:56.291
your bill.

00:34:56.351 --> 00:34:56.592
I said,

00:34:57.032 --> 00:34:58.271
so you're telling me I get a thousand

00:34:58.291 --> 00:34:58.992
dollar phone?

00:34:59.733 --> 00:35:00.534
And it's free.

00:35:00.733 --> 00:35:02.215
And I don't even have to do anything.

00:35:02.235 --> 00:35:02.934
He's like, well, yeah,

00:35:03.275 --> 00:35:05.637
because this is the new five G and

00:35:05.657 --> 00:35:07.257
they want all the old phones off the

00:35:07.277 --> 00:35:07.677
market.

00:35:08.119 --> 00:35:09.739
And so that's the whole gig.

00:35:09.780 --> 00:35:10.701
You know how this works.

00:35:11.061 --> 00:35:12.041
Think about that, guys.

00:35:12.081 --> 00:35:12.581
So, you know what?

00:35:12.601 --> 00:35:13.521
Some of the classes are going to be

00:35:13.541 --> 00:35:15.503
doing digital sovereignty.

00:35:15.643 --> 00:35:17.505
You know how to keep under the radar

00:35:17.605 --> 00:35:19.746
on this stuff that there is a huge

00:35:20.146 --> 00:35:20.226
gap.

00:35:20.487 --> 00:35:22.108
part of the world we live in.

00:35:22.208 --> 00:35:23.289
We're on it right now.

00:35:23.349 --> 00:35:24.210
We have to do it.

00:35:24.510 --> 00:35:25.971
You know, your cars or computers,

00:35:26.050 --> 00:35:27.532
everything is smart.

00:35:27.572 --> 00:35:27.851
This,

00:35:27.893 --> 00:35:30.414
your robot vacuum that China spying on you

00:35:30.434 --> 00:35:31.514
through when you wrote, you know,

00:35:31.554 --> 00:35:32.576
cruise it around the house.

00:35:33.076 --> 00:35:35.677
All this stuff is invasive and it's

00:35:35.737 --> 00:35:38.139
tracking everything that we do every

00:35:38.219 --> 00:35:39.340
second of the day.

00:35:39.681 --> 00:35:41.963
So digital, digital sovereignty,

00:35:42.003 --> 00:35:42.902
trying to stay out of that.

00:35:42.922 --> 00:35:44.344
We're going to be hands-on chicken

00:35:44.384 --> 00:35:45.005
processing.

00:35:45.425 --> 00:35:47.246
Man, know your food.

00:35:47.626 --> 00:35:48.846
And if you can't know your food,

00:35:48.885 --> 00:35:50.427
at least know where it's coming from

00:35:50.726 --> 00:35:52.628
because you can't walk down that aisle

00:35:52.648 --> 00:35:53.987
without seeing a whole bunch of

00:35:54.088 --> 00:35:55.248
bioengineered this.

00:35:55.528 --> 00:35:57.550
I can't find anything that doesn't say

00:35:57.630 --> 00:35:59.489
bioengineered on it walking through the

00:35:59.530 --> 00:36:00.150
grocery stores.

00:36:00.351 --> 00:36:00.931
Can you guys?

00:36:02.159 --> 00:36:04.920
At least they're saying it now.

00:36:05.201 --> 00:36:06.882
Yeah, I haven't looked.

00:36:06.942 --> 00:36:09.523
I mean, I don't we make I mean,

00:36:10.204 --> 00:36:12.146
I try to be a complete Nazi these

00:36:12.186 --> 00:36:13.766
days as to what I'm going to eat.

00:36:14.606 --> 00:36:15.628
And I'm right there with you.

00:36:15.668 --> 00:36:16.989
I mean, if it says it,

00:36:17.088 --> 00:36:18.530
if there's anything even closer,

00:36:18.590 --> 00:36:19.650
I don't understand what that is.

00:36:19.690 --> 00:36:20.451
I just don't buy it.

00:36:20.891 --> 00:36:22.092
But I'll tell you what I am doing.

00:36:22.472 --> 00:36:24.494
I am I'm getting really good at making

00:36:24.574 --> 00:36:24.773
what

00:36:25.393 --> 00:36:27.213
There was a guy named Michael Pollan,

00:36:27.253 --> 00:36:27.673
I believe.

00:36:28.235 --> 00:36:30.036
Yeah, he wrote Omnivore's Dilemma.

00:36:30.096 --> 00:36:30.715
He says, you know what?

00:36:30.755 --> 00:36:31.956
I think you should be allowed to eat

00:36:32.197 --> 00:36:34.938
anything you want as long as you make

00:36:34.978 --> 00:36:35.077
it.

00:36:35.918 --> 00:36:37.780
So got a bunch of peaches coming off

00:36:37.820 --> 00:36:38.400
these trees.

00:36:38.420 --> 00:36:39.521
Michelle's going to make a pie.

00:36:40.340 --> 00:36:41.782
Okay, it ain't me making it,

00:36:42.181 --> 00:36:44.344
but I'll be picking the fruit.

00:36:45.344 --> 00:36:46.764
I'm sure she's down there shaking her head

00:36:46.844 --> 00:36:47.284
right now.

00:36:47.606 --> 00:36:49.166
Just let me know when it comes out

00:36:49.226 --> 00:36:49.867
the oven, man.

00:36:50.067 --> 00:36:52.467
I need to stop by because we're on

00:36:52.487 --> 00:36:53.088
the peaches.

00:36:54.769 --> 00:36:55.751
I'm telling you what, man,

00:36:55.951 --> 00:36:57.773
she is a phenomenal cook.

00:36:57.793 --> 00:36:58.233
But yeah,

00:36:58.632 --> 00:36:59.994
that's what a lot of people better get

00:37:00.034 --> 00:37:02.456
better at doing is if you don't want

00:37:02.476 --> 00:37:03.936
this bioengineered stuff, man,

00:37:03.956 --> 00:37:05.478
you better get kind of good at making

00:37:05.518 --> 00:37:07.099
it at home or finding some way.

00:37:07.500 --> 00:37:09.460
I know you've taken a big step in

00:37:09.481 --> 00:37:10.882
that way in your own life, T,

00:37:10.902 --> 00:37:12.882
as far as trying to source everything you

00:37:12.922 --> 00:37:14.083
can because you're worried about getting

00:37:14.103 --> 00:37:15.005
mixed up in this junk.

00:37:16.612 --> 00:37:17.773
Every single day.

00:37:18.233 --> 00:37:19.896
It's, uh, and it, you know,

00:37:19.976 --> 00:37:21.197
doing the traveling thing.

00:37:21.237 --> 00:37:22.577
I know William understands this.

00:37:22.617 --> 00:37:23.719
He's always on the road.

00:37:23.739 --> 00:37:23.938
You know,

00:37:23.958 --> 00:37:25.900
he came down to mountain readiness here in

00:37:25.940 --> 00:37:28.063
harmony last May and, you know,

00:37:28.123 --> 00:37:28.722
staying in his,

00:37:29.123 --> 00:37:30.925
staying in the van and he's packing all

00:37:30.945 --> 00:37:32.445
kinds of food and treats with him and

00:37:32.465 --> 00:37:33.467
stuff like that, man,

00:37:33.487 --> 00:37:36.048
it is a hard life to try to

00:37:36.108 --> 00:37:39.112
keep eating good when you're on the road,

00:37:39.152 --> 00:37:40.753
traveling and doing the stuff that we have

00:37:40.773 --> 00:37:41.114
to do.

00:37:41.773 --> 00:37:43.655
Um, and, and so, uh,

00:37:44.016 --> 00:37:44.856
figuring out, you know, we,

00:37:45.157 --> 00:37:45.936
we're a hundred,

00:37:46.438 --> 00:37:48.498
we're a hundred mile an hour full bore

00:37:48.559 --> 00:37:49.438
on freeze drying.

00:37:49.619 --> 00:37:50.960
You know, uh, you,

00:37:51.221 --> 00:37:53.961
you look at these freeze dried foods and

00:37:53.981 --> 00:37:56.523
they are so packed with sodium and not

00:37:56.543 --> 00:37:59.505
the good type and preservatives and stuff

00:37:59.525 --> 00:38:01.067
that the last time I ate one of

00:38:01.086 --> 00:38:03.188
these name brand little meals,

00:38:03.208 --> 00:38:06.210
I about stroked out like ears turn red,

00:38:06.250 --> 00:38:07.690
start shaking, getting dizzy.

00:38:07.710 --> 00:38:08.110
I'm like, wow.

00:38:08.130 --> 00:38:09.211
wow, what just happened?

00:38:09.492 --> 00:38:10.634
You know, so our freeze dryer,

00:38:10.673 --> 00:38:13.036
we run that thing and you can watch

00:38:13.056 --> 00:38:13.938
the meter back here,

00:38:13.958 --> 00:38:15.420
just spinning around like a top,

00:38:15.701 --> 00:38:17.724
but that's okay because being able to take

00:38:17.784 --> 00:38:21.128
food that we have on the homestead and

00:38:21.447 --> 00:38:24.411
put it into, um, you know, we'll take,

00:38:24.952 --> 00:38:25.594
uh, uh,

00:38:25.813 --> 00:38:26.795
a rack of cheese,

00:38:26.835 --> 00:38:28.096
a rack of our eggs,

00:38:28.155 --> 00:38:30.237
a rack of our chicken sausage,

00:38:30.536 --> 00:38:33.239
potatoes all the way down and freeze dry

00:38:33.259 --> 00:38:33.800
that all up.

00:38:33.860 --> 00:38:34.280
And then I'll,

00:38:34.460 --> 00:38:37.202
I'll throw it into a little MREs.

00:38:37.282 --> 00:38:38.643
I make my own MREs.

00:38:38.882 --> 00:38:39.923
And the great part is,

00:38:39.983 --> 00:38:41.545
is not only is there no preservatives,

00:38:41.585 --> 00:38:42.425
no garbage in it.

00:38:42.746 --> 00:38:44.186
Most of it we sourced here from the

00:38:44.206 --> 00:38:44.847
homestead.

00:38:45.967 --> 00:38:48.429
You can actually hit the toilet, you know,

00:38:48.710 --> 00:38:50.490
after using it instead of two weeks of,

00:38:50.670 --> 00:38:51.911
I don't know if any of y'all's ate

00:38:52.112 --> 00:38:52.791
MREs,

00:38:52.831 --> 00:38:54.052
but it ain't something you want to eat

00:38:54.072 --> 00:38:54.853
for a long time.

00:38:55.574 --> 00:38:56.715
You got to chew that gum.

00:38:57.956 --> 00:39:00.836
Yeah, I'm here to tell you that, no,

00:39:00.896 --> 00:39:02.257
we do it exactly the same way.

00:39:02.297 --> 00:39:03.699
I make my own, you know,

00:39:03.739 --> 00:39:05.840
whereas when I first got this freeze

00:39:05.860 --> 00:39:06.159
dryer,

00:39:07.090 --> 00:39:09.211
what we would do is uh take individual

00:39:09.231 --> 00:39:10.873
things and maybe this but like you i

00:39:10.893 --> 00:39:14.815
make complete meals complete meals because

00:39:14.875 --> 00:39:16.755
when i gotta get into it i'm not

00:39:16.815 --> 00:39:17.996
looking to try to say okay i need

00:39:18.016 --> 00:39:19.878
to put this together man you're in a

00:39:19.918 --> 00:39:21.639
crisis situation half the time if you

00:39:21.659 --> 00:39:23.300
gotta feel like you gotta get into it

00:39:23.780 --> 00:39:26.221
so they're already made and it it's made

00:39:26.280 --> 00:39:28.922
exactly the way i like it and perfectly

00:39:29.003 --> 00:39:30.242
but it's also a good way to put

00:39:30.262 --> 00:39:32.143
up that harvest but yeah i'm right there

00:39:32.164 --> 00:39:34.324
with you bro that's that's about the only

00:39:34.385 --> 00:39:34.606
way

00:39:35.826 --> 00:39:35.985
Um,

00:39:36.085 --> 00:39:37.746
we're rolling and rolling around these

00:39:37.766 --> 00:39:37.947
days,

00:39:37.987 --> 00:39:40.228
unless it's some really good high end

00:39:40.288 --> 00:39:40.708
restaurant.

00:39:40.748 --> 00:39:42.369
Like we ate at that one time,

00:39:42.409 --> 00:39:43.909
that one place you brought us to.

00:39:44.769 --> 00:39:44.949
Um,

00:39:45.150 --> 00:39:46.791
I'm really careful about where we're going

00:39:46.811 --> 00:39:47.911
these days, but real quick,

00:39:47.952 --> 00:39:48.452
I got to ask,

00:39:48.492 --> 00:39:50.213
cause I know y'all did some barbecue when

00:39:50.233 --> 00:39:51.112
we were over there once.

00:39:51.612 --> 00:39:53.074
Y'all ever try a freeze drying any

00:39:53.134 --> 00:39:53.693
barbecue?

00:39:54.293 --> 00:39:55.195
I have never done that.

00:39:55.795 --> 00:39:56.657
You know, I haven't.

00:39:56.856 --> 00:39:57.177
I haven't.

00:39:57.338 --> 00:40:00.460
I did just because I think I can

00:40:00.501 --> 00:40:01.902
get it to where it needs to be.

00:40:01.943 --> 00:40:04.666
But I took bananas and I sliced them

00:40:04.726 --> 00:40:06.648
long ways into little strips.

00:40:07.088 --> 00:40:08.929
And then I think where I messed up

00:40:09.210 --> 00:40:11.193
is I took some natural peanut butter.

00:40:11.233 --> 00:40:12.554
I mixed some honey into it and I

00:40:12.594 --> 00:40:14.356
put it on top of the bananas and

00:40:14.396 --> 00:40:16.398
I freeze dried these bananas with peanut

00:40:16.418 --> 00:40:17.719
butter and honey on top of them.

00:40:18.139 --> 00:40:19.420
They tasted phenomenal.

00:40:19.681 --> 00:40:21.422
I just got to get more moisture out

00:40:21.463 --> 00:40:21.623
of them.

00:40:21.663 --> 00:40:22.643
I got to figure out how to make

00:40:22.664 --> 00:40:23.003
that work.

00:40:23.264 --> 00:40:24.585
I'm actually thinking about maybe that

00:40:24.684 --> 00:40:25.525
living nectar,

00:40:25.606 --> 00:40:28.027
like sprinkling on top of stuff when I

00:40:28.068 --> 00:40:28.489
throw it in.

00:40:28.588 --> 00:40:30.449
So, you know, apples, you know,

00:40:30.650 --> 00:40:32.371
if you take apples and you freeze dry

00:40:32.391 --> 00:40:32.492
them,

00:40:32.512 --> 00:40:34.253
you throw a little cinnamon on there.

00:40:34.293 --> 00:40:35.554
They taste amazing.

00:40:35.653 --> 00:40:36.715
But I'm like,

00:40:36.795 --> 00:40:39.456
what would that living nectar on top of

00:40:39.737 --> 00:40:42.380
apples freeze dried taste, taste like?

00:40:42.400 --> 00:40:44.382
So that's my next venture just to kind

00:40:44.422 --> 00:40:45.902
of see what that, that looks like.

00:40:45.943 --> 00:40:46.163
But yeah,

00:40:46.262 --> 00:40:47.643
You know, it's also a great treat.

00:40:47.804 --> 00:40:48.324
And, you know,

00:40:48.364 --> 00:40:50.266
how can you beat thirty plus year shelf

00:40:50.326 --> 00:40:52.246
life at no weight?

00:40:53.407 --> 00:40:54.969
And you're getting ninety eight plus

00:40:55.010 --> 00:40:59.233
percent of the the the flavor and the

00:40:59.273 --> 00:41:00.233
nutrients out of it.

00:41:00.514 --> 00:41:02.074
I mean, there is a place for canning,

00:41:02.614 --> 00:41:04.637
but if you can afford that freeze dry,

00:41:04.697 --> 00:41:06.358
all that's a game changer right there.

00:41:06.398 --> 00:41:08.018
But no, I haven't tried barbecue,

00:41:08.599 --> 00:41:10.161
but I'm not against it.

00:41:11.023 --> 00:41:13.766
david zimmerman just said uh i have uh

00:41:13.806 --> 00:41:15.706
freeze-dried pulled pork and barbecue beef

00:41:16.027 --> 00:41:17.407
the only concern that i would have with

00:41:17.447 --> 00:41:20.329
either one is uh a maybe like some

00:41:20.349 --> 00:41:21.710
of the fat content like if you're doing

00:41:21.769 --> 00:41:23.150
burn ends or something like that i don't

00:41:23.170 --> 00:41:24.831
know how well that would freeze dry but

00:41:24.911 --> 00:41:26.952
also potentially if you smoke the meat the

00:41:26.972 --> 00:41:28.753
way dad does giving up the dog on

00:41:28.793 --> 00:41:31.376
location as soon as you open up that

00:41:31.416 --> 00:41:33.536
package and now everybody smells every

00:41:33.617 --> 00:41:34.838
especially if everybody's hungry

00:41:34.878 --> 00:41:36.458
everybody's gonna smell that smoke and

00:41:36.498 --> 00:41:36.659
then

00:41:37.559 --> 00:41:40.041
It's all done with there.

00:41:40.061 --> 00:41:41.704
That's a very good point, son.

00:41:41.804 --> 00:41:43.827
On the preservatives part, though,

00:41:44.608 --> 00:41:46.148
that lets you know that it has to

00:41:46.188 --> 00:41:48.652
be an intentional poisoning because you

00:41:48.692 --> 00:41:50.373
just freaking preserved it

00:41:51.206 --> 00:41:52.286
freeze drying it.

00:41:52.326 --> 00:41:53.427
So why would you need further

00:41:53.467 --> 00:41:55.606
preservatives in the food or in the drinks

00:41:55.646 --> 00:41:56.467
or whatever it may be?

00:41:56.847 --> 00:41:57.387
It doesn't make any,

00:41:57.407 --> 00:41:58.728
it doesn't make any sense.

00:41:59.367 --> 00:42:00.668
And it's way safer too.

00:42:00.927 --> 00:42:02.548
I mean, think about this, you know,

00:42:02.588 --> 00:42:03.088
canning,

00:42:03.289 --> 00:42:05.268
you already know after three plus years,

00:42:05.289 --> 00:42:05.688
are you good?

00:42:05.708 --> 00:42:07.269
You don't get something just right.

00:42:07.329 --> 00:42:09.289
Maybe there is a little mark, you know,

00:42:09.369 --> 00:42:11.710
a little piece up on the lid where

00:42:11.731 --> 00:42:13.351
it didn't seal quite right.

00:42:13.751 --> 00:42:16.172
You can't see that botulism and stuff in

00:42:16.211 --> 00:42:16.411
there.

00:42:17.331 --> 00:42:18.913
It doesn't even have smell.

00:42:19.293 --> 00:42:20.572
So, you know, I like that safe.

00:42:20.612 --> 00:42:22.914
If you pop that freeze-dried bag open,

00:42:23.313 --> 00:42:24.873
it's going to be all molded up and

00:42:24.934 --> 00:42:25.313
nasty.

00:42:25.353 --> 00:42:25.813
In fact,

00:42:25.873 --> 00:42:26.894
I've seen them where they get a hole

00:42:26.914 --> 00:42:27.875
and they'll swell up.

00:42:28.315 --> 00:42:29.534
You know, we were over on it.

00:42:29.554 --> 00:42:31.215
It just swelled up because it's

00:42:31.396 --> 00:42:33.315
decomposing in there and it's, you know,

00:42:33.356 --> 00:42:34.476
making all those gases.

00:42:34.516 --> 00:42:35.936
And you know right off the bat if

00:42:35.976 --> 00:42:36.516
it's good or not.

00:42:36.556 --> 00:42:37.697
If you open it up and it looks

00:42:37.737 --> 00:42:39.538
good and it smells good, it's good.

00:42:40.458 --> 00:42:40.778
Yeah.

00:42:41.139 --> 00:42:42.318
Yeah, a lot of times.

00:42:42.739 --> 00:42:43.298
Son, go ahead.

00:42:43.318 --> 00:42:46.199
Now, okay, so let's say –

00:42:46.467 --> 00:42:47.809
Let's say somebody is listening to this

00:42:47.849 --> 00:42:49.992
podcast and they woke up literally in this

00:42:50.072 --> 00:42:50.431
moment.

00:42:50.492 --> 00:42:52.213
They just started realizing what's going

00:42:52.293 --> 00:42:52.373
on.

00:42:52.414 --> 00:42:53.675
They just realized that they needed to

00:42:53.715 --> 00:42:54.135
prepare.

00:42:54.856 --> 00:42:55.677
Where would you like?

00:42:55.697 --> 00:42:57.278
What are the top three things that you

00:42:57.318 --> 00:42:59.842
suggest they either purchase or skills

00:42:59.862 --> 00:43:00.782
that they should learn?

00:43:00.842 --> 00:43:02.985
Or where would they begin right now if

00:43:03.005 --> 00:43:05.027
they just woke up literally watching this

00:43:05.067 --> 00:43:05.628
podcast?

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Man, there's always the main five, fire,

00:43:11.304 --> 00:43:12.666
water, food, shelter, security.

00:43:12.905 --> 00:43:15.768
That's always the number one, water.

00:43:15.929 --> 00:43:17.849
You got to have good, clean water.

00:43:17.869 --> 00:43:19.271
It doesn't matter what you do.

00:43:19.351 --> 00:43:20.152
If you're in the city,

00:43:20.192 --> 00:43:21.333
you got to figure out how to make

00:43:21.353 --> 00:43:22.134
that water clean.

00:43:22.153 --> 00:43:23.295
You got to figure out how to store

00:43:23.335 --> 00:43:23.815
that water.

00:43:23.855 --> 00:43:25.117
You got to figure out how to make

00:43:25.157 --> 00:43:26.677
that water clean.

00:43:26.697 --> 00:43:31.219
As you know, growing up off grid,

00:43:31.599 --> 00:43:33.541
like it was twenty to thirty gallons of

00:43:33.581 --> 00:43:35.101
water a day for a family of five

00:43:35.121 --> 00:43:37.123
that I packed mule in with like a

00:43:37.222 --> 00:43:38.684
like a ox, you know,

00:43:38.724 --> 00:43:41.045
got the yolk and everything to five gallon

00:43:41.065 --> 00:43:41.625
jerry cans.

00:43:41.985 --> 00:43:42.985
And so, you know,

00:43:43.065 --> 00:43:45.567
water in itself is a whole lot of

00:43:45.907 --> 00:43:46.507
of work.

00:43:47.208 --> 00:43:49.929
And it's calories in, calories out.

00:43:49.969 --> 00:43:53.452
The same thing applies to water.

00:43:53.813 --> 00:43:55.653
If you're sweating more water out than

00:43:55.693 --> 00:43:57.936
you're taking in because you're trying to

00:43:58.295 --> 00:44:00.077
boil it or do this or you're packing

00:44:00.137 --> 00:44:02.398
it right, you're going to expire.

00:44:03.059 --> 00:44:04.179
So number one,

00:44:04.239 --> 00:44:06.340
how are you going to have good clean

00:44:06.420 --> 00:44:07.840
water depending on where you live?

00:44:08.262 --> 00:44:09.942
I have a spring, I have a pond,

00:44:10.342 --> 00:44:12.222
I have a well that's an artesian spring

00:44:12.242 --> 00:44:13.043
that was capped.

00:44:13.403 --> 00:44:15.125
So water is not an issue for me,

00:44:15.144 --> 00:44:16.304
but there's a lot of people that don't

00:44:16.385 --> 00:44:16.985
have that.

00:44:17.346 --> 00:44:18.746
So what are you doing?

00:44:18.826 --> 00:44:21.768
Water catchment systems off of the eaves

00:44:21.807 --> 00:44:23.288
of the house, which that's great.

00:44:23.347 --> 00:44:25.108
We still do that even with the well

00:44:25.148 --> 00:44:26.409
and the pond and everything else.

00:44:27.730 --> 00:44:30.771
Having a good filtration system,

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that's something you know we use like um

00:44:33.813 --> 00:44:36.153
everything i've got an h to go which

00:44:36.295 --> 00:44:38.615
uh produces chlorine nobody wants to drink

00:44:38.695 --> 00:44:39.916
chlorine but if you're talking about

00:44:39.976 --> 00:44:42.438
killing giardia and all this stuff that's

00:44:42.518 --> 00:44:45.298
super bad um you know that's a great

00:44:45.338 --> 00:44:46.920
piece of equipment it also makes

00:44:47.000 --> 00:44:49.181
sanitizing solution which in the medical

00:44:49.521 --> 00:44:51.621
world so that would be my second number

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one water number two medical you know

00:44:55.503 --> 00:44:58.206
How many people did we see get sick

00:44:58.726 --> 00:45:01.969
and hurt over here in Hurricane Helene?

00:45:02.550 --> 00:45:06.273
And so when you're talking about a flood

00:45:06.454 --> 00:45:08.556
and all that toxic waste and stuff that

00:45:08.615 --> 00:45:09.936
washed up in there, I mean,

00:45:09.956 --> 00:45:11.958
I remember Samaritan's Purse,

00:45:11.998 --> 00:45:13.400
all the people were getting sick as a

00:45:13.460 --> 00:45:15.782
dog out there doing muck outs and stuff

00:45:15.822 --> 00:45:16.242
like that.

00:45:16.342 --> 00:45:16.563
right?

00:45:16.963 --> 00:45:19.043
So we had upper respiratory problems.

00:45:19.083 --> 00:45:19.483
We had, uh,

00:45:20.143 --> 00:45:22.385
people getting cuts with bad infections

00:45:22.445 --> 00:45:24.206
because if you expose your, you know,

00:45:24.246 --> 00:45:26.867
a cut to that kind of filth, then,

00:45:27.186 --> 00:45:29.467
um, you know, you're, you're gonna,

00:45:29.547 --> 00:45:30.527
you're gonna be in a bad,

00:45:30.608 --> 00:45:32.068
bad place and a little bit cut.

00:45:32.148 --> 00:45:33.208
I actually know someone,

00:45:33.228 --> 00:45:34.730
his father got a little bit cut on

00:45:34.750 --> 00:45:35.550
his inner thigh,

00:45:35.929 --> 00:45:37.150
didn't do anything about it.

00:45:37.231 --> 00:45:39.052
It got infected a week and a half

00:45:39.092 --> 00:45:39.391
later,

00:45:39.431 --> 00:45:40.612
they were going to cut his leg off.

00:45:41.152 --> 00:45:41.472
All right.

00:45:41.552 --> 00:45:44.353
Because it spread into his bloodstream and

00:45:44.393 --> 00:45:45.233
started, you know,

00:45:46.451 --> 00:45:47.190
A little cut.

00:45:47.231 --> 00:45:49.711
Think about having thirty years of food on

00:45:49.751 --> 00:45:50.371
the shelves,

00:45:50.452 --> 00:45:51.891
all the pew-pews in the world.

00:45:51.931 --> 00:45:53.391
You're set up like a top,

00:45:53.411 --> 00:45:55.052
and all of a sudden a little cut

00:45:55.092 --> 00:45:56.072
takes you out of the game.

00:45:56.333 --> 00:45:58.012
Man, what a sad day, right?

00:45:58.052 --> 00:45:59.534
So medical would be my second.

00:45:59.893 --> 00:46:01.454
Get some solid medical training,

00:46:02.054 --> 00:46:03.193
which we'll be doing a lot of that

00:46:03.293 --> 00:46:04.974
at Mountain Readiness in Montana,

00:46:05.034 --> 00:46:07.275
as well as here in October coming up

00:46:07.315 --> 00:46:08.436
here in North Carolina.

00:46:08.835 --> 00:46:10.376
And then third, I would guess, would be,

00:46:10.695 --> 00:46:11.675
you know, your food.

00:46:11.916 --> 00:46:12.135
You know,

00:46:12.155 --> 00:46:13.436
where are you setting out with your food?

00:46:14.137 --> 00:46:14.896
Knowing your food.

00:46:16.137 --> 00:46:18.840
If you got the area, man, grow something.

00:46:19.039 --> 00:46:20.442
Raise some chickens, something.

00:46:20.762 --> 00:46:22.103
Man, I just did a post,

00:46:22.282 --> 00:46:23.864
just a little short video of all the

00:46:24.025 --> 00:46:24.846
eggs we're pulling in.

00:46:24.885 --> 00:46:25.666
I hear everybody else,

00:46:25.686 --> 00:46:26.907
because of the heat, they're like, oh,

00:46:26.947 --> 00:46:27.889
our chickens are stressed.

00:46:27.909 --> 00:46:28.710
They're not laying any eggs.

00:46:29.110 --> 00:46:30.652
Man, we're catching...

00:46:31.572 --> 00:46:32.172
Literally,

00:46:32.552 --> 00:46:36.155
thirty plus eggs a day out of these

00:46:36.215 --> 00:46:39.639
thirty five chickens are layers and they

00:46:39.659 --> 00:46:40.619
ain't slowing down.

00:46:40.920 --> 00:46:42.181
But we put the time in,

00:46:42.221 --> 00:46:44.943
we're moving them every few days to fresh

00:46:45.003 --> 00:46:46.123
water every single day.

00:46:46.505 --> 00:46:47.826
So know your food,

00:46:47.885 --> 00:46:48.887
make sure you got stuff.

00:46:49.166 --> 00:46:50.708
And then there's that other one I'll end

00:46:50.728 --> 00:46:53.090
it on is your budget.

00:46:53.170 --> 00:46:54.490
What does your budget look like?

00:46:54.650 --> 00:46:55.771
You know, people are like, oh,

00:46:55.791 --> 00:46:57.052
you need this piece of gear and you

00:46:57.072 --> 00:46:58.934
need that and you need spend all this

00:46:58.974 --> 00:46:59.614
money on this.

00:47:00.436 --> 00:47:02.356
Do what your budget allows.

00:47:02.516 --> 00:47:04.737
If your budget is rice and beans and

00:47:04.777 --> 00:47:06.159
peanut butter, look, dog,

00:47:06.179 --> 00:47:08.559
that's better than dying, right?

00:47:08.880 --> 00:47:11.340
So go to the stores.

00:47:11.360 --> 00:47:15.202
Get you those free buckets from Wally

00:47:15.222 --> 00:47:17.664
World and all these places that have

00:47:17.724 --> 00:47:18.583
food-grade buckets.

00:47:18.603 --> 00:47:19.824
They'll give them to you for free.

00:47:20.204 --> 00:47:20.945
Wash them out.

00:47:20.985 --> 00:47:22.485
Go buy you a bunch of rice and

00:47:22.505 --> 00:47:25.266
beans and stuff like that and slam it

00:47:25.286 --> 00:47:26.086
up on the shelf.

00:47:26.126 --> 00:47:27.527
So that's where I'm at with it.

00:47:28.501 --> 00:47:32.204
yeah um folks amber from rustic roots

00:47:32.485 --> 00:47:33.905
heritage homestead and by the way you

00:47:33.925 --> 00:47:35.887
ought to go over there and subscribe she

00:47:35.907 --> 00:47:38.309
put on something here that honestly i

00:47:38.349 --> 00:47:41.452
haven't put enough effort into now i

00:47:41.492 --> 00:47:44.233
guarantee michelle has because her and

00:47:44.273 --> 00:47:45.755
amber are kind of twins when it comes

00:47:45.775 --> 00:47:47.695
to this but amber says we went through

00:47:47.715 --> 00:47:49.277
a hundred gallons today with the animals

00:47:49.938 --> 00:47:52.699
that's that's you know what if you rely

00:47:52.739 --> 00:47:53.460
on those animals

00:47:54.391 --> 00:47:54.992
as we do,

00:47:55.652 --> 00:47:57.353
as all of us do sitting here right

00:47:57.452 --> 00:47:58.152
in this chat,

00:47:58.972 --> 00:48:00.534
if you're relying on those animals, man,

00:48:00.673 --> 00:48:02.253
I wonder how many people have even thought

00:48:02.994 --> 00:48:04.275
how much they need to put back for

00:48:04.295 --> 00:48:04.574
them.

00:48:05.074 --> 00:48:06.574
Cause you got your livestock dogs.

00:48:06.675 --> 00:48:07.916
They got to look after things and they

00:48:07.936 --> 00:48:08.815
got to be able to work.

00:48:09.215 --> 00:48:10.936
You can make them live on just eggs.

00:48:11.197 --> 00:48:12.137
Ask me how I know,

00:48:12.777 --> 00:48:15.458
but I don't know how many people have

00:48:15.478 --> 00:48:16.617
really thought about, you know what?

00:48:17.259 --> 00:48:18.438
If something goes dry for,

00:48:18.458 --> 00:48:19.398
I'm not getting it.

00:48:19.739 --> 00:48:21.000
That water ain't coming through those

00:48:21.059 --> 00:48:21.980
pipes from the city.

00:48:22.898 --> 00:48:23.898
How am I going to look after these

00:48:23.918 --> 00:48:24.278
cows?

00:48:24.318 --> 00:48:26.079
How am I going to look after whatever

00:48:26.119 --> 00:48:27.121
it is I have out here?

00:48:27.260 --> 00:48:29.641
Pigs, sheep, chickens, it don't matter.

00:48:30.422 --> 00:48:31.724
So that's one of the big ones out

00:48:31.744 --> 00:48:31.963
there.

00:48:32.864 --> 00:48:34.184
So I'm glad you brought that up, Amber.

00:48:34.545 --> 00:48:35.985
Also, T,

00:48:36.005 --> 00:48:37.246
I want to ask you because I heard

00:48:37.306 --> 00:48:38.547
a Delta Force operator.

00:48:39.208 --> 00:48:40.789
Can't remember what interview it was.

00:48:40.869 --> 00:48:42.871
I was sitting there like doom scrolling or

00:48:42.911 --> 00:48:43.630
something a weekend.

00:48:43.952 --> 00:48:45.192
It may have been one of these Saturdays

00:48:45.211 --> 00:48:45.793
a while back.

00:48:46.472 --> 00:48:48.153
And he brought up something that I'm glad

00:48:48.173 --> 00:48:48.795
you kind of hit on,

00:48:48.835 --> 00:48:49.614
but I want to kind of put an

00:48:49.675 --> 00:48:50.335
emphasis on it.

00:48:51.342 --> 00:48:53.164
know every when you look at delta force

00:48:53.384 --> 00:48:55.224
or seal team six the only real tier

00:48:55.344 --> 00:48:57.105
one operators out there that we know of

00:48:57.144 --> 00:48:58.565
and now we're finding out there's actually

00:48:58.606 --> 00:49:01.027
somebody above them nobody really knows

00:49:01.047 --> 00:49:03.487
the name of them but anyway they were

00:49:03.527 --> 00:49:06.309
talking about the very thing that we've

00:49:06.349 --> 00:49:08.949
known forever in a day more people died

00:49:08.989 --> 00:49:10.789
in the civil war because of infections

00:49:10.809 --> 00:49:12.871
than they ever did being shot by bullets

00:49:13.840 --> 00:49:15.440
More people died in World War I for

00:49:15.460 --> 00:49:16.260
the same reason.

00:49:16.782 --> 00:49:18.583
Sanitation got a whole lot better in World

00:49:18.623 --> 00:49:21.023
War II and all the subsequent battles that

00:49:21.043 --> 00:49:21.804
we've had since.

00:49:22.644 --> 00:49:25.186
But how much emphasis do you think people

00:49:25.266 --> 00:49:26.547
really ought to be putting into?

00:49:26.586 --> 00:49:28.467
Because it ain't one of the sexy items.

00:49:28.809 --> 00:49:29.748
When you go to a lot of these

00:49:29.789 --> 00:49:32.150
homestead gatherings,

00:49:32.170 --> 00:49:33.471
you'll have the guy with the bug out

00:49:33.510 --> 00:49:33.771
truck.

00:49:33.811 --> 00:49:36.112
You'll have the guy with this thing over

00:49:36.152 --> 00:49:36.432
here,

00:49:36.733 --> 00:49:38.293
all the fancy guns and all this and

00:49:38.313 --> 00:49:38.554
that.

00:49:39.155 --> 00:49:40.896
How neglected do you think it is?

00:49:41.775 --> 00:49:43.900
In terms of people looking after,

00:49:44.762 --> 00:49:46.925
like you mentioned ago, you know, cuts,

00:49:46.985 --> 00:49:49.148
scrapes, sicknesses, all that stuff.

00:49:49.971 --> 00:49:52.554
I'm just wondering how neglected you think

00:49:52.594 --> 00:49:54.117
that is in the preparedness community.

00:49:54.974 --> 00:49:55.753
That would be huge.

00:49:55.773 --> 00:49:56.014
I mean,

00:49:56.054 --> 00:49:57.534
look at New York during the Reagan

00:49:57.554 --> 00:49:58.875
administration, when, uh,

00:49:59.054 --> 00:50:01.615
all the guys at the waste management went

00:50:01.675 --> 00:50:03.735
on strike, you know, in three days,

00:50:03.815 --> 00:50:04.597
New York was short,

00:50:04.817 --> 00:50:06.797
shut down with garbage, you know,

00:50:07.077 --> 00:50:08.097
part of sanitation.

00:50:08.458 --> 00:50:10.097
You couldn't even get down the street.

00:50:10.137 --> 00:50:12.539
Reagan had to come in and, and threaten,

00:50:12.818 --> 00:50:13.759
you know, the, uh,

00:50:13.798 --> 00:50:15.820
the trash companies to start doing their

00:50:15.860 --> 00:50:17.579
job, or he was gonna, he was gonna,

00:50:17.719 --> 00:50:18.320
you know, put them,

00:50:18.420 --> 00:50:19.300
put them to the test.

00:50:19.840 --> 00:50:19.940
Um,

00:50:20.501 --> 00:50:22.702
And the same thing is with toilets and

00:50:22.722 --> 00:50:23.282
things like that.

00:50:23.342 --> 00:50:25.483
Growing up, we had a five-gallon bucket,

00:50:25.583 --> 00:50:26.324
I kid you not,

00:50:26.344 --> 00:50:27.425
with a toilet seat on it.

00:50:28.306 --> 00:50:29.567
That was our sanitation.

00:50:29.827 --> 00:50:31.608
And every day,

00:50:31.929 --> 00:50:33.789
one of my other jobs that was not

00:50:33.829 --> 00:50:36.030
so glamorous was to carry that bucket out

00:50:36.090 --> 00:50:38.552
into the woods and in the hole that

00:50:38.592 --> 00:50:40.293
we had dug that we covered up with

00:50:40.333 --> 00:50:42.235
a sheet of metal, pour it in there.

00:50:42.335 --> 00:50:43.056
Once it gets full,

00:50:43.076 --> 00:50:44.137
we'd fill it back in.

00:50:44.177 --> 00:50:45.998
Dad was always using it for compost.

00:50:46.338 --> 00:50:47.298
Yes, you can do that.

00:50:47.418 --> 00:50:48.619
Same thing what we were just talking

00:50:48.639 --> 00:50:49.920
about, urine, all right?

00:50:51.442 --> 00:50:52.461
Make it useful.

00:50:54.123 --> 00:50:55.864
It does just as well as far as

00:50:55.905 --> 00:50:57.945
fertilizer that I've seen with plants

00:50:58.626 --> 00:50:59.186
growing up.

00:50:59.987 --> 00:51:02.369
But how many people died of dysentery

00:51:02.389 --> 00:51:04.030
because of throwing their stuff out in

00:51:04.050 --> 00:51:07.152
their backyards back on the prairies next

00:51:07.172 --> 00:51:09.152
to their well and their cisterns and their

00:51:09.172 --> 00:51:09.753
drinking areas?

00:51:10.114 --> 00:51:11.436
So, yeah, that's a huge thing.

00:51:11.476 --> 00:51:12.097
That's a huge thing.

00:51:12.378 --> 00:51:13.380
Think about a world, too,

00:51:13.400 --> 00:51:15.083
that we've already seen with the with the

00:51:15.103 --> 00:51:17.567
big C word back a few years ago

00:51:17.586 --> 00:51:18.409
with toilet paper.

00:51:18.748 --> 00:51:20.072
Hey, what you going to use for that?

00:51:20.132 --> 00:51:21.253
There's more sanitation.

00:51:22.884 --> 00:51:23.063
Now,

00:51:23.304 --> 00:51:25.525
Rustic Roots Home Heritage Homestead just

00:51:25.545 --> 00:51:27.565
said even the TV show made a really

00:51:27.606 --> 00:51:28.927
good point talking about what you guys

00:51:28.967 --> 00:51:29.527
just talked about.

00:51:29.648 --> 00:51:30.867
Even the TV show alone,

00:51:30.887 --> 00:51:32.608
most people who end up having to leave

00:51:32.949 --> 00:51:34.489
is because of medical issues.

00:51:34.989 --> 00:51:35.891
Most avoidable.

00:51:36.590 --> 00:51:37.050
In fact,

00:51:37.771 --> 00:51:39.512
I think the number one reason that I've

00:51:39.572 --> 00:51:41.074
noticed that people leave that TV show

00:51:41.114 --> 00:51:43.155
alone is because they haven't like.

00:51:43.775 --> 00:51:45.715
Pooped in like a month or something like

00:51:45.755 --> 00:51:45.956
that.

00:51:46.076 --> 00:51:46.976
And that's where people screw up.

00:51:46.996 --> 00:51:47.536
Fat intake.

00:51:48.036 --> 00:51:48.456
Fat intake.

00:51:48.476 --> 00:51:49.016
You know,

00:51:49.036 --> 00:51:51.277
our friend Alan Kay that you met there

00:51:51.797 --> 00:51:53.539
at Mountain Readiness won the first season

00:51:53.579 --> 00:51:54.079
of Alone.

00:51:54.400 --> 00:51:55.900
He made it fifty six days.

00:51:56.219 --> 00:51:57.360
He was all beat up.

00:51:57.981 --> 00:51:59.942
Jack's Jack's Janega.

00:52:00.382 --> 00:52:02.163
She's she's on season thirteen.

00:52:03.664 --> 00:52:05.244
I don't know if you remember her from

00:52:05.443 --> 00:52:07.264
she was doing the wild edible stuff and

00:52:07.344 --> 00:52:08.005
navigation.

00:52:08.025 --> 00:52:08.826
Yeah.

00:52:09.726 --> 00:52:13.347
These guys get pulled medically because

00:52:13.367 --> 00:52:14.547
they lose so much weight.

00:52:14.588 --> 00:52:16.708
The body starts going into that ketosis

00:52:16.748 --> 00:52:20.070
because you're not getting enough carbs.

00:52:20.429 --> 00:52:21.271
And the next thing you know,

00:52:21.311 --> 00:52:23.431
they've lost all of their muscle and body

00:52:23.471 --> 00:52:24.952
weight and they're on the verge of

00:52:25.052 --> 00:52:26.411
starting to have organ damage,

00:52:26.472 --> 00:52:28.952
which that's a possibility too.

00:52:29.273 --> 00:52:31.594
If the shelves go empty in the grocery

00:52:31.614 --> 00:52:34.835
stores, fat and carbs,

00:52:35.315 --> 00:52:37.657
that's super important to stay alive and

00:52:37.697 --> 00:52:38.356
stay in the game.

00:52:41.460 --> 00:52:41.619
Now,

00:52:41.699 --> 00:52:44.422
one of the things that as you get

00:52:44.483 --> 00:52:45.965
more and more into preparedness, at first,

00:52:45.985 --> 00:52:47.527
whenever somebody first gets into it,

00:52:47.547 --> 00:52:48.148
they're like, all right,

00:52:48.327 --> 00:52:49.789
I'm going to prepare as best as I

00:52:49.809 --> 00:52:50.050
can.

00:52:50.389 --> 00:52:52.172
And then as you prepare more and more,

00:52:52.192 --> 00:52:53.032
you realize like, oh,

00:52:53.132 --> 00:52:54.815
I can't learn all of the skills.

00:52:55.014 --> 00:52:56.737
I can't do all of the things.

00:52:57.257 --> 00:52:58.179
I need community.

00:52:59.588 --> 00:53:01.391
that is one of the more difficult things

00:53:01.451 --> 00:53:02.994
to create is community,

00:53:03.034 --> 00:53:03.974
but you've done it very,

00:53:03.994 --> 00:53:04.755
very successfully.

00:53:04.775 --> 00:53:05.056
In fact,

00:53:05.077 --> 00:53:06.498
you've done it in a couple of different

00:53:06.518 --> 00:53:07.099
locations,

00:53:07.159 --> 00:53:09.003
just with the Swan Lake Mountain

00:53:09.023 --> 00:53:09.523
Readiness,

00:53:09.543 --> 00:53:10.865
you're creating community there.

00:53:10.885 --> 00:53:12.168
You're gonna create community at the

00:53:12.188 --> 00:53:13.409
Salmon Lake one in Texas.

00:53:15.353 --> 00:53:17.335
Just short of coming up or building a

00:53:17.375 --> 00:53:18.135
new festival,

00:53:18.635 --> 00:53:21.056
how would you suggest people create that

00:53:21.077 --> 00:53:24.318
community or build a local community that

00:53:24.338 --> 00:53:26.000
can be like a mutual assistance group or

00:53:26.019 --> 00:53:28.001
just like some friends that can help along

00:53:28.021 --> 00:53:29.021
with certain tasks?

00:53:29.362 --> 00:53:31.384
How do you recommend people do that?

00:53:32.199 --> 00:53:34.280
Well, I mean, hundreds of years ago,

00:53:34.320 --> 00:53:37.561
there was no lone wolf communities, right?

00:53:37.661 --> 00:53:38.682
If you were by yourself,

00:53:38.722 --> 00:53:40.184
you usually didn't make it.

00:53:40.204 --> 00:53:43.746
So it required you to be a viable

00:53:43.905 --> 00:53:45.065
asset to that community.

00:53:45.085 --> 00:53:46.947
You had to have skills that were

00:53:48.228 --> 00:53:50.489
beneficial to the group you know and i

00:53:50.510 --> 00:53:52.052
know billy all the time talks and i'm

00:53:52.072 --> 00:53:53.614
the same way you know people coming up

00:53:53.653 --> 00:53:55.576
that drive you better watch it you know

00:53:55.615 --> 00:53:57.097
everybody's all coming to your house if

00:53:57.117 --> 00:53:59.079
something goes sideways what you got to

00:53:59.219 --> 00:54:00.981
offer you know that's why these skills are

00:54:01.021 --> 00:54:02.862
so important because when people when

00:54:02.902 --> 00:54:06.085
things go sideways uh people become very

00:54:06.166 --> 00:54:08.168
self-centered and that's just this that's

00:54:08.208 --> 00:54:09.469
just human nature you're going to take

00:54:09.489 --> 00:54:11.010
care of you and your own and your

00:54:11.050 --> 00:54:11.492
children

00:54:12.012 --> 00:54:14.653
before anybody else it's just the way it

00:54:14.693 --> 00:54:17.894
is we are naturally made to survive our

00:54:17.954 --> 00:54:20.916
body wants to live and so uh you

00:54:20.936 --> 00:54:23.018
know something to think about be a viable

00:54:23.097 --> 00:54:25.059
asset to your community as far as building

00:54:25.079 --> 00:54:27.900
community uh there's not too many people

00:54:27.920 --> 00:54:29.981
that live in an area where they don't

00:54:30.061 --> 00:54:32.503
have a neighbor at least pretty close go

00:54:32.563 --> 00:54:34.463
talk to them right if you can't make

00:54:34.483 --> 00:54:35.304
it to the events

00:54:35.844 --> 00:54:36.786
And, uh,

00:54:36.806 --> 00:54:38.467
I'm going to keep putting dots on the

00:54:38.507 --> 00:54:38.847
map.

00:54:38.867 --> 00:54:39.728
So, you know,

00:54:39.768 --> 00:54:41.992
coming to a state near you before it's

00:54:42.032 --> 00:54:43.534
all said and done, but, um,

00:54:44.686 --> 00:54:45.708
Go talk to your neighbors.

00:54:46.708 --> 00:54:48.289
And I've said it many times before, too.

00:54:48.989 --> 00:54:50.731
Isn't it better to know if your neighbor

00:54:50.771 --> 00:54:52.911
is not a good person before things go

00:54:52.972 --> 00:54:54.112
sideways than after?

00:54:54.413 --> 00:54:56.414
I would rather know if my neighbor sucks

00:54:57.054 --> 00:55:00.036
now than if something went really bad.

00:55:00.456 --> 00:55:01.878
And then I have to find out because,

00:55:01.898 --> 00:55:03.599
you know, that looks a whole lot worse.

00:55:04.018 --> 00:55:05.820
People are going to be way more.

00:55:06.161 --> 00:55:07.260
Well, here's the other point.

00:55:07.621 --> 00:55:09.342
People are not they don't want to be

00:55:09.362 --> 00:55:11.244
your friend when the world ends.

00:55:11.543 --> 00:55:12.003
All right.

00:55:12.445 --> 00:55:15.728
So go see your neighbors and make those

00:55:15.768 --> 00:55:16.188
bonds.

00:55:16.327 --> 00:55:16.989
If they are, if,

00:55:17.128 --> 00:55:19.030
if you guys are compatible, you know, uh,

00:55:19.791 --> 00:55:22.353
but I also say be very, uh,

00:55:22.373 --> 00:55:24.155
very leery and, uh,

00:55:24.355 --> 00:55:26.516
and vet your neighbors as well,

00:55:26.556 --> 00:55:28.418
because you guys know as well as I

00:55:28.438 --> 00:55:30.099
do, we seen it in hurricane Alene.

00:55:30.460 --> 00:55:32.222
You see it in all these other countries,

00:55:32.282 --> 00:55:32.981
third world countries,

00:55:33.021 --> 00:55:34.623
when stuff goes bad, man,

00:55:34.664 --> 00:55:36.965
people will do some extreme bad things

00:55:36.985 --> 00:55:39.108
when it comes to being hungry and staying

00:55:39.128 --> 00:55:39.527
alive.

00:55:40.309 --> 00:55:41.231
Yeah, true enough.

00:55:41.690 --> 00:55:43.532
Donna Ray has a really good comment here.

00:55:44.594 --> 00:55:46.114
Yeah, learn about wild edibles,

00:55:46.275 --> 00:55:47.596
eating the weeds.

00:55:47.757 --> 00:55:48.777
Now, check this out, y'all.

00:55:48.817 --> 00:55:49.637
Here's one stat.

00:55:49.697 --> 00:55:50.978
I can't remember where I got it from.

00:55:51.820 --> 00:55:53.001
It's from years back,

00:55:53.181 --> 00:55:55.463
but most people that die in the wilderness

00:55:55.503 --> 00:55:56.824
were surrounded by things they could have

00:55:56.864 --> 00:55:57.085
eaten.

00:55:57.744 --> 00:55:58.425
So yeah,

00:55:58.465 --> 00:56:00.068
finding fat and a lot of those things

00:56:00.347 --> 00:56:01.369
in a lot of those cases is going

00:56:01.389 --> 00:56:02.110
to be unusual.

00:56:02.590 --> 00:56:04.753
Unless some Bigfoot or Chupacabra runs off

00:56:04.773 --> 00:56:05.094
with you,

00:56:05.594 --> 00:56:07.115
there's usually something out there you

00:56:07.135 --> 00:56:07.976
can possibly do.

00:56:08.036 --> 00:56:09.257
So you want to learn all that stuff.

00:56:09.659 --> 00:56:10.059
Well, T,

00:56:10.480 --> 00:56:12.242
now we're getting down to the shady end

00:56:12.282 --> 00:56:12.882
of this show.

00:56:14.804 --> 00:56:15.885
You got an event that's going to be

00:56:15.925 --> 00:56:17.047
right out there in Montana.

00:56:18.041 --> 00:56:18.742
How can people,

00:56:18.882 --> 00:56:21.083
what are some of the skills that they

00:56:21.123 --> 00:56:22.483
can acquire while being there?

00:56:22.503 --> 00:56:25.005
What are some of the big classes and

00:56:25.045 --> 00:56:26.967
what are some of the training events that

00:56:26.987 --> 00:56:28.188
you're going to be having out there for

00:56:28.228 --> 00:56:29.469
all the people that might be in the

00:56:29.588 --> 00:56:29.849
area?

00:56:30.309 --> 00:56:31.849
Or ones, you know, we're in the summer,

00:56:31.889 --> 00:56:32.090
y'all.

00:56:32.110 --> 00:56:33.291
You might want to take a little road

00:56:33.311 --> 00:56:34.032
trip out there.

00:56:34.652 --> 00:56:35.492
So, you know,

00:56:35.532 --> 00:56:36.974
go say hi to T and Amber out

00:56:36.994 --> 00:56:37.213
there.

00:56:37.253 --> 00:56:38.655
So, you know,

00:56:38.695 --> 00:56:39.715
what are you going to be able to

00:56:39.755 --> 00:56:39.936
get?

00:56:40.751 --> 00:56:41.471
Oh, it's gorgeous.

00:56:41.490 --> 00:56:41.690
You know,

00:56:41.710 --> 00:56:42.751
we're going to have dinners in the

00:56:42.851 --> 00:56:43.072
evening.

00:56:43.112 --> 00:56:44.112
We'll have live music.

00:56:44.413 --> 00:56:45.893
And of course, that community thing,

00:56:46.034 --> 00:56:46.653
that's huge.

00:56:46.914 --> 00:56:48.715
You'd be surprised how many people you

00:56:48.795 --> 00:56:51.215
meet at these events that you didn't even

00:56:51.255 --> 00:56:52.336
know was your neighbor.

00:56:52.597 --> 00:56:52.856
You know,

00:56:54.217 --> 00:56:55.818
and this is the place people that come

00:56:55.838 --> 00:56:56.478
to our events,

00:56:56.858 --> 00:57:00.039
they're seeking other people to grow with.

00:57:00.260 --> 00:57:01.481
And so that's what makes it awesome.

00:57:01.501 --> 00:57:02.842
But we're going to be doing I've got

00:57:02.922 --> 00:57:05.103
a I've got a Delta operator with Gorilla

00:57:05.143 --> 00:57:05.603
Medical.

00:57:05.663 --> 00:57:07.023
He's one of the three that are coming.

00:57:07.043 --> 00:57:09.065
We're going to be doing medical classes.

00:57:09.764 --> 00:57:13.385
All three days, I've got comms.

00:57:13.445 --> 00:57:17.706
Comms were the big problem with Helene,

00:57:17.746 --> 00:57:19.387
especially all the repeaters were knocked

00:57:19.427 --> 00:57:20.507
out except for that one.

00:57:20.547 --> 00:57:21.668
I think it was down at Batcave,

00:57:21.688 --> 00:57:23.929
wasn't it?

00:57:23.949 --> 00:57:26.329
I think there was only one repeater that

00:57:26.369 --> 00:57:27.429
didn't get knocked out.

00:57:28.769 --> 00:57:30.110
And there was people that were cut off

00:57:30.130 --> 00:57:34.050
from everything for weeks on end.

00:57:34.451 --> 00:57:36.152
So we're teaching comms.

00:57:36.192 --> 00:57:37.672
We've got a bunch of tactical training.

00:57:37.692 --> 00:57:38.791
We've got homesteading.

00:57:39.371 --> 00:57:41.373
We've got Pat Miletic out there teaching

00:57:41.413 --> 00:57:42.612
hand-to-hand combat.

00:57:42.652 --> 00:57:44.934
We've got Mariah Prussia that's going to

00:57:44.974 --> 00:57:47.574
be teaching combatives for women.

00:57:48.333 --> 00:57:52.394
And if you think that combatives is not

00:57:52.474 --> 00:57:54.235
something that you should learn, man,

00:57:54.295 --> 00:57:56.536
check out Dearborn, Michigan right now.

00:57:58.661 --> 00:58:00.063
end i don't even know how else to

00:58:00.103 --> 00:58:01.744
say it y'all like i thought i was

00:58:01.784 --> 00:58:04.304
watching a video from afghanistan and it

00:58:04.324 --> 00:58:06.666
was dearborn michigan i say no more you

00:58:06.686 --> 00:58:09.286
know uh it's better it's better to be

00:58:09.347 --> 00:58:10.608
prepared and that's what it's about so

00:58:10.628 --> 00:58:12.909
we've got all those classes we've got uh

00:58:13.688 --> 00:58:15.730
sourdough bread making we've got chicken

00:58:15.769 --> 00:58:18.632
processing of course uh doc will is out

00:58:18.652 --> 00:58:21.032
there with pat talking about soil soil

00:58:21.072 --> 00:58:23.914
health cellular health microbiology all

00:58:23.934 --> 00:58:25.315
the stuff that those guys are doing as

00:58:25.375 --> 00:58:26.876
well as you guys um

00:58:27.135 --> 00:58:28.978
It's going to be a star-studded event as

00:58:29.057 --> 00:58:29.418
well,

00:58:29.577 --> 00:58:33.942
and it's in an eighty-acre awesome place,

00:58:34.081 --> 00:58:35.704
and we're benefiting veterans all at the

00:58:35.724 --> 00:58:36.344
same time.

00:58:36.864 --> 00:58:38.865
Will there be an opportunity for the

00:58:38.905 --> 00:58:40.347
people that are looking for lodging?

00:58:40.427 --> 00:58:41.768
What do you have in terms of that

00:58:41.829 --> 00:58:42.208
out there?

00:58:42.248 --> 00:58:43.170
Is it going to be camping?

00:58:43.210 --> 00:58:46.012
Are there amenities nearby?

00:58:46.976 --> 00:58:49.597
Well, so this is, it's remote, guys,

00:58:49.637 --> 00:58:51.179
but we have dry dock RV.

00:58:51.199 --> 00:58:53.139
There is hot showers on site.

00:58:53.219 --> 00:58:54.519
Water, we'll have food,

00:58:54.579 --> 00:58:55.480
all that kind of stuff.

00:58:56.721 --> 00:58:58.001
And then, of course, tent camping.

00:58:58.300 --> 00:58:59.541
So it's like a little community.

00:58:59.581 --> 00:58:59.702
I mean,

00:58:59.742 --> 00:59:02.463
this place literally has its own water

00:59:02.503 --> 00:59:05.983
purification plant, fire truck.

00:59:06.023 --> 00:59:06.224
I mean,

00:59:06.244 --> 00:59:07.965
it's like its own little city out there

00:59:07.985 --> 00:59:08.764
in the middle of nowhere.

00:59:09.105 --> 00:59:10.266
So we've got all the amenities.

00:59:10.286 --> 00:59:11.827
We're going to have vendors on site.

00:59:12.387 --> 00:59:13.969
We're going to be doing giveaways and

00:59:14.028 --> 00:59:14.668
prizes.

00:59:15.349 --> 00:59:15.909
And, of course,

00:59:16.090 --> 00:59:16.971
at the end of the day,

00:59:16.990 --> 00:59:18.391
you're sitting there breaking bread.

00:59:18.411 --> 00:59:20.994
And what's really awesome is that you're

00:59:21.034 --> 00:59:23.054
breaking bread with these people that you

00:59:23.135 --> 00:59:24.516
only have seen on, I mean,

00:59:24.556 --> 00:59:27.117
take Pat Miletic, the guy, what was it,

00:59:27.318 --> 00:59:30.041
UFC XVI, first welterweight champion,

00:59:30.501 --> 00:59:33.143
trained more champion UFC fighters than

00:59:33.222 --> 00:59:34.043
anyone else.

00:59:34.384 --> 00:59:35.704
You're going to be hanging out there with

00:59:35.724 --> 00:59:37.186
them at a campfire.

00:59:37.565 --> 00:59:39.467
chatting and that's the best part about

00:59:39.507 --> 00:59:42.429
this event is you get some great hands-on

00:59:42.469 --> 00:59:44.871
classes and skills because we're all about

00:59:44.931 --> 00:59:46.711
hands-on but after the fact you get to

00:59:46.791 --> 00:59:50.094
sit there and and talk and pull that

00:59:50.134 --> 00:59:52.155
knowledge from these people that usually

00:59:52.175 --> 00:59:53.755
you would only be watching on a television

00:59:54.655 --> 00:59:56.277
You know what's so cool about that is

00:59:57.117 --> 00:59:58.739
the guys, the people that I know,

00:59:58.958 --> 01:00:00.639
like Pat Miletic, y'all,

01:00:00.659 --> 01:00:01.501
do you have any idea?

01:00:01.541 --> 01:00:03.021
He was one of the most sought-after

01:00:03.061 --> 01:00:05.523
trainers on the planet when it came to

01:00:05.563 --> 01:00:06.403
mixed martial arts.

01:00:07.143 --> 01:00:08.885
And there was a time where his fighters

01:00:08.945 --> 01:00:09.965
pretty much owned the UFC.

01:00:10.186 --> 01:00:12.668
And then also Mariah is going to be

01:00:12.708 --> 01:00:13.668
out there, folks.

01:00:14.228 --> 01:00:16.150
And Pat is one of the most approachable

01:00:16.210 --> 01:00:17.570
people you're ever going to meet.

01:00:18.231 --> 01:00:21.253
No ego, no dumb stuff, no nonsense.

01:00:21.273 --> 01:00:21.773
Yeah.

01:00:22.293 --> 01:00:24.514
um just having the opportunity to know and

01:00:24.815 --> 01:00:25.994
just go up to pat and say hey

01:00:26.195 --> 01:00:28.476
pat look hey i'm a little old lady

01:00:28.496 --> 01:00:29.835
i want to know how to strangle somebody

01:00:30.536 --> 01:00:32.157
and pat will show you we'll go up

01:00:32.177 --> 01:00:34.657
to mariah absolutely yeah they will show

01:00:34.697 --> 01:00:36.858
you right there on the spot how you

01:00:36.878 --> 01:00:39.237
can choke somebody down you know let's say

01:00:39.257 --> 01:00:40.418
you're in the middle of a walmart and

01:00:40.438 --> 01:00:42.539
somebody got that last carton of milk you

01:00:42.559 --> 01:00:43.478
may want to choke them down

01:00:47.141 --> 01:00:48.762
I've seen some of them days we had

01:00:48.802 --> 01:00:50.463
to power loss for two weeks and it

01:00:50.483 --> 01:00:51.764
was in the dead of minute winter.

01:00:51.804 --> 01:00:54.166
And I went in to the local hardware

01:00:54.206 --> 01:00:55.547
store to get some heat tape,

01:00:55.867 --> 01:00:56.909
try to get the generator.

01:00:56.929 --> 01:00:58.489
And I got into about a fist fight

01:00:58.510 --> 01:00:59.891
with a guy that grabbed it out of

01:00:59.931 --> 01:01:00.751
my hand, you know,

01:01:00.811 --> 01:01:01.793
over a last heat tape.

01:01:01.833 --> 01:01:02.494
You never know.

01:01:02.873 --> 01:01:02.974
Yeah.

01:01:02.994 --> 01:01:04.235
I picked it up and he grabbed,

01:01:04.275 --> 01:01:06.317
I said, Hey, look, bro, this is mine.

01:01:06.356 --> 01:01:07.217
He's like, I need it.

01:01:07.338 --> 01:01:08.798
I say, you need your teeth too.

01:01:08.838 --> 01:01:10.400
You better come off that heat tape.

01:01:10.420 --> 01:01:13.663
You never can tell what life's going to

01:01:13.682 --> 01:01:14.244
throw your way.

01:01:14.864 --> 01:01:15.204
Man,

01:01:15.264 --> 01:01:16.505
you might want to show that dude some.

01:01:16.525 --> 01:01:18.606
Oh, go ahead.

01:01:18.726 --> 01:01:19.846
And you never know when you might have

01:01:19.865 --> 01:01:21.387
to choke somebody down in the checkout

01:01:21.427 --> 01:01:21.746
line.

01:01:21.766 --> 01:01:24.228
So you never know.

01:01:24.367 --> 01:01:25.048
Go ahead.

01:01:25.829 --> 01:01:26.949
You might want to show that dude some

01:01:27.010 --> 01:01:29.530
grace because clearly if he picked on you

01:01:29.550 --> 01:01:30.630
in North Carolina,

01:01:30.670 --> 01:01:32.652
there's easier targets in North Carolina

01:01:32.672 --> 01:01:34.293
than T. He was desperate.

01:01:35.112 --> 01:01:35.693
He was desperate.

01:01:37.074 --> 01:01:37.715
He was desperate.

01:01:37.735 --> 01:01:39.076
I was desperate too, man.

01:01:39.096 --> 01:01:39.677
You know, it was,

01:01:40.137 --> 01:01:41.599
it come down once again,

01:01:41.679 --> 01:01:43.079
that's what survival looks like.

01:01:43.119 --> 01:01:45.342
Y'all ain't nobody offering nothing up and

01:01:45.422 --> 01:01:47.423
I wouldn't expect them to, you know,

01:01:47.664 --> 01:01:50.226
everybody is worried about them and theirs

01:01:50.327 --> 01:01:51.748
and that's how survival works.

01:01:51.789 --> 01:01:53.309
So, uh, get your stuff in order.

01:01:53.329 --> 01:01:55.632
Oh, go ahead, son.

01:01:56.166 --> 01:01:56.648
Real quick.

01:01:56.728 --> 01:01:56.907
All right.

01:01:57.047 --> 01:01:58.471
So everybody that's going out to the

01:01:58.510 --> 01:01:59.291
Montana event,

01:01:59.751 --> 01:02:01.956
how many people do you think are just

01:02:01.976 --> 01:02:02.876
going to permanently,

01:02:03.056 --> 01:02:04.039
once they see the place,

01:02:04.338 --> 01:02:05.460
once they go out to Swan Lake,

01:02:05.541 --> 01:02:06.563
how many people do you think are going

01:02:06.583 --> 01:02:08.565
to just permanently live out there?

01:02:08.646 --> 01:02:11.269
Man, I love Montana.

01:02:11.869 --> 01:02:13.811
until I see the five feet of snow

01:02:13.853 --> 01:02:14.273
things.

01:02:14.393 --> 01:02:15.994
And then I'm like, now, right now,

01:02:16.155 --> 01:02:18.577
the five feet of snow don't look too

01:02:18.597 --> 01:02:19.038
bad.

01:02:19.297 --> 01:02:20.760
It just don't, uh,

01:02:20.820 --> 01:02:22.601
with this heat that we're getting, but,

01:02:22.702 --> 01:02:23.543
um, they just got,

01:02:23.623 --> 01:02:25.525
they just got like four foot on the

01:02:25.565 --> 01:02:28.248
pass right next to, uh, uh,

01:02:28.688 --> 01:02:29.929
one of the authors that's going to be

01:02:29.969 --> 01:02:31.090
teaching a class out there.

01:02:31.389 --> 01:02:33.132
She just sent me a picture and there's

01:02:33.172 --> 01:02:34.932
like four foot of snow where they're

01:02:35.032 --> 01:02:36.134
plowing through it up there.

01:02:36.153 --> 01:02:36.313
You know,

01:02:36.333 --> 01:02:37.954
they've got good equipment and I sent her

01:02:37.974 --> 01:02:38.856
a picture of, you know,

01:02:39.115 --> 01:02:40.737
off the mountainside here and the sun

01:02:40.777 --> 01:02:41.538
shining and all that.

01:02:41.557 --> 01:02:42.478
And she's like, I'm jealous.

01:02:42.498 --> 01:02:43.719
I was like, it's a hundred degrees.

01:02:44.039 --> 01:02:44.840
Don't be jealous.

01:02:44.920 --> 01:02:46.221
We're burning, we're burning death,

01:02:46.240 --> 01:02:47.922
but no, it's gorgeous guys.

01:02:48.001 --> 01:02:50.764
Like this place is like stuff that,

01:02:50.824 --> 01:02:52.244
that dreams are made of.

01:02:52.284 --> 01:02:52.766
So, uh,

01:02:52.985 --> 01:02:54.646
and we're going to be eating elk.

01:02:54.927 --> 01:02:56.829
We've got some elk there that's hanging,

01:02:56.849 --> 01:02:56.889
uh,

01:02:58.068 --> 01:02:58.228
I mean,

01:02:58.248 --> 01:03:00.489
this is going to be a righteous time.

01:03:00.829 --> 01:03:01.989
I want to say one thing.

01:03:02.829 --> 01:03:03.789
I was reading earlier,

01:03:03.829 --> 01:03:06.990
and I come across a quote of Robert

01:03:07.030 --> 01:03:08.050
Green Ingersoll.

01:03:08.110 --> 01:03:10.411
You ever heard of that guy?

01:03:10.532 --> 01:03:10.572
No.

01:03:11.032 --> 01:03:11.751
Robert Green Ingersoll,

01:03:11.771 --> 01:03:13.672
he was a lawyer and writer.

01:03:14.032 --> 01:03:15.333
He was also agnostic,

01:03:16.552 --> 01:03:17.733
pretty much so an atheist.

01:03:17.773 --> 01:03:18.952
But he had this great quote,

01:03:18.992 --> 01:03:20.653
and I thought it applied to so much.

01:03:20.673 --> 01:03:22.414
And he said, in nature,

01:03:22.474 --> 01:03:25.135
there are neither rewards nor punishments.

01:03:25.255 --> 01:03:26.655
There are consequences.

01:03:27.478 --> 01:03:29.099
And that is, in a nutshell,

01:03:29.139 --> 01:03:31.239
can be applied to everything when you're

01:03:31.260 --> 01:03:33.021
talking about preparedness, homesteading,

01:03:33.061 --> 01:03:33.661
everything else.

01:03:34.081 --> 01:03:35.643
You cannot fight Mother Nature.

01:03:35.822 --> 01:03:37.284
You have to learn to work with her.

01:03:37.884 --> 01:03:40.985
And if you don't get your ducks in

01:03:41.025 --> 01:03:44.246
a row, you're going to pay for it.

01:03:44.347 --> 01:03:45.007
Yeah, I couldn't agree more.

01:03:46.208 --> 01:03:47.748
Is he the forty-eight laws of power guy?

01:03:49.309 --> 01:03:50.251
I don't think so,

01:03:50.550 --> 01:03:51.411
but I could be wrong.

01:03:51.612 --> 01:03:52.231
I could be wrong.

01:03:54.059 --> 01:03:54.219
T,

01:03:54.239 --> 01:03:55.679
what I love about your events more than

01:03:55.719 --> 01:03:58.240
anything is that one thing that drives me

01:03:58.300 --> 01:04:00.101
crazy about some of the other events is

01:04:00.141 --> 01:04:02.204
that they get speakers or people in there

01:04:02.224 --> 01:04:03.583
that are teaching something and they're

01:04:03.603 --> 01:04:05.704
just not accessible beyond the stage.

01:04:06.385 --> 01:04:08.447
That's never the case at your events, man.

01:04:08.907 --> 01:04:10.327
I'm over here hanging out, folks.

01:04:10.367 --> 01:04:13.429
I mean, at T's event recently,

01:04:14.210 --> 01:04:15.871
it's just something else to be able to

01:04:15.911 --> 01:04:17.311
be in the room with people

01:04:17.632 --> 01:04:20.532
When I say legends in the Green Beret

01:04:20.552 --> 01:04:21.253
community, y'all,

01:04:21.413 --> 01:04:24.755
I'm talking living legends in the

01:04:24.795 --> 01:04:25.375
community.

01:04:26.715 --> 01:04:28.876
And you're sitting there having like down

01:04:28.896 --> 01:04:29.976
to earth conversations.

01:04:29.996 --> 01:04:31.117
You're joking with these guys.

01:04:31.137 --> 01:04:32.016
You're having a good time.

01:04:32.036 --> 01:04:33.277
You're laughing, having fun.

01:04:34.255 --> 01:04:36.396
All of it with all these instructors right

01:04:36.416 --> 01:04:36.576
there.

01:04:36.615 --> 01:04:37.016
Like I said,

01:04:37.056 --> 01:04:38.356
Pat Miletic and all the rest of them,

01:04:38.376 --> 01:04:39.516
they're going to be right there, folks.

01:04:39.536 --> 01:04:40.538
You can reach out and touch them.

01:04:41.097 --> 01:04:42.378
And if you're one of these introverted

01:04:42.418 --> 01:04:44.059
people that thinks, you know,

01:04:44.079 --> 01:04:45.019
there's nothing wrong with that.

01:04:45.059 --> 01:04:45.539
But if you're like,

01:04:45.599 --> 01:04:46.581
I don't want to ask a question in

01:04:46.601 --> 01:04:48.641
front of everybody, they will be around.

01:04:48.762 --> 01:04:49.621
A lot of them will be.

01:04:49.702 --> 01:04:52.322
So I guess I'm guessing all the

01:04:52.342 --> 01:04:53.664
instructors are going to be on site as

01:04:53.704 --> 01:04:53.943
well.

01:04:54.969 --> 01:04:57.070
everybody's there for the duration so you

01:04:57.110 --> 01:04:58.972
know uh well i mean just this last

01:04:59.012 --> 01:05:01.396
may uh if you guys came to last

01:05:01.456 --> 01:05:03.717
may in harmony north carolina william and

01:05:03.757 --> 01:05:06.219
billy were both there so you guys all

01:05:06.239 --> 01:05:07.541
there in the chats if you never met

01:05:07.561 --> 01:05:09.523
these dudes other than watching them on on

01:05:09.563 --> 01:05:10.324
the screen here

01:05:11.085 --> 01:05:12.925
They were doing a hands-on sheet

01:05:12.965 --> 01:05:13.706
processing, man.

01:05:13.726 --> 01:05:15.346
We did this from start to finish.

01:05:15.385 --> 01:05:16.827
These guys were rocking it out.

01:05:17.146 --> 01:05:19.447
And then William does a compost and

01:05:19.708 --> 01:05:21.007
William stayed on site.

01:05:21.088 --> 01:05:22.349
You know, we're all hanging out.

01:05:22.369 --> 01:05:23.588
Everybody's, you know,

01:05:23.849 --> 01:05:25.289
eating and breaking bread and having a

01:05:25.309 --> 01:05:25.690
good time.

01:05:25.710 --> 01:05:26.590
And that's what we're about.

01:05:26.670 --> 01:05:28.451
That is that community that we're talking

01:05:28.471 --> 01:05:28.630
about.

01:05:28.690 --> 01:05:30.251
I know everybody, you know,

01:05:30.271 --> 01:05:32.231
wants to lock their self away and,

01:05:32.911 --> 01:05:33.172
you know,

01:05:33.351 --> 01:05:34.391
I don't need the world and all that

01:05:34.411 --> 01:05:34.853
kind of stuff.

01:05:34.932 --> 01:05:37.773
I promise you, you do need other people.

01:05:37.873 --> 01:05:39.414
And if you don't yet know,

01:05:40.179 --> 01:05:40.360
let,

01:05:40.440 --> 01:05:41.802
let a couple of years get on that

01:05:41.842 --> 01:05:42.202
body.

01:05:42.342 --> 01:05:44.603
You're going to change your tune.

01:05:44.684 --> 01:05:44.905
Yeah.

01:05:44.965 --> 01:05:45.806
I couldn't agree more.

01:05:46.045 --> 01:05:47.027
Uh, T one more time,

01:05:47.067 --> 01:05:48.467
tell everybody where and when for this

01:05:48.507 --> 01:05:49.949
thing and how can they get tickets?

01:05:50.751 --> 01:05:51.271
Absolutely.

01:05:51.331 --> 01:05:53.672
So this would be Mountain Readiness West,

01:05:53.713 --> 01:05:56.934
Swan Lake, Montana at Camp Ponderosa.

01:05:57.695 --> 01:05:59.715
It's July twenty fourth through the twenty

01:05:59.856 --> 01:06:00.255
six.

01:06:00.596 --> 01:06:02.476
We've got classes stacked in front of it

01:06:02.536 --> 01:06:05.918
for we got some CQB stuff with live

01:06:05.938 --> 01:06:06.978
fire sims.

01:06:07.559 --> 01:06:08.719
If you really want to get into the

01:06:08.760 --> 01:06:11.121
weeds and pistol class afterwards,

01:06:11.822 --> 01:06:12.702
three day event,

01:06:12.842 --> 01:06:14.963
your ticket covers everything except for

01:06:14.983 --> 01:06:16.603
your camping, which is super cheap.

01:06:16.983 --> 01:06:19.485
And that goes directly to the the veteran

01:06:19.525 --> 01:06:20.005
camp camp.

01:06:20.226 --> 01:06:23.427
and their nonprofit uh and uh you can

01:06:23.447 --> 01:06:26.951
get us at www.mountainreadiness.com all of

01:06:26.971 --> 01:06:28.911
our events are right up there including

01:06:29.472 --> 01:06:31.233
that texas event coming up for twenty

01:06:31.253 --> 01:06:31.813
twenty seven

01:06:32.931 --> 01:06:33.112
Folks,

01:06:33.132 --> 01:06:34.393
you're going to want to definitely check

01:06:34.413 --> 01:06:34.914
this out.

01:06:35.934 --> 01:06:37.376
You know, T's a good buddy of mine.

01:06:37.396 --> 01:06:38.235
He's a good friend.

01:06:38.836 --> 01:06:40.938
He and his wife, I mean, we, look,

01:06:40.978 --> 01:06:42.980
we're teamed up for this event that we're

01:06:43.000 --> 01:06:44.400
going to have in October as well,

01:06:44.501 --> 01:06:45.342
Sovereign Health Summit,

01:06:45.621 --> 01:06:46.543
you know when that's going to be.

01:06:47.164 --> 01:06:47.943
Folks, I'm telling you,

01:06:48.043 --> 01:06:50.045
they don't put on junk and they don't

01:06:50.085 --> 01:06:51.327
have junkie instructors.

01:06:51.347 --> 01:06:52.987
I'm telling you, you get the very,

01:06:53.047 --> 01:06:55.010
very best of everything out of these guys,

01:06:55.030 --> 01:06:56.090
and I feel lucky to know them.

01:06:56.570 --> 01:06:58.273
Thanks so much for coming on, T, man.

01:06:58.333 --> 01:06:59.514
It's been a joy to have you.

01:07:00.561 --> 01:07:02.422
all right y'all it's a crazy world but

01:07:02.442 --> 01:07:03.682
you got to get that training and you

01:07:03.722 --> 01:07:06.304
need it yesterday until next time stay

01:07:06.364 --> 01:07:07.985
alert stay alive is

01:07:27.894 --> 01:07:30.876
Listen to the earth, they've got us.

01:07:30.916 --> 01:07:33.817
Black seeds of shame,

01:07:33.876 --> 01:07:35.398
watch the world spin.

01:07:35.878 --> 01:07:37.418
From the smallest sprout,

01:07:37.637 --> 01:07:39.398
the harmony begins.

01:07:39.659 --> 01:07:41.039
In the cycle of life,

01:07:41.420 --> 01:07:43.659
where the magic's alive.

01:07:43.880 --> 01:07:45.061
To the, to the beat,

01:07:45.460 --> 01:07:47.862
till the fire can thrive.

01:07:50.742 --> 01:07:52.722
Go, baby, do, do, do.

01:07:52.762 --> 01:07:55.503
Do, do, do, do.

01:07:55.563 --> 01:07:57.025
So much wisdom in