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dreams.

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Firm of fortune flows like sweet springs.

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

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Bringing the world like it's meant to be.

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I'm the hope to be, I'm the beat,

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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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Join the Firm of

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welcome to episode of the permaculture

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pimp cast where pimp stands for

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permaculture is my passion the only pimp

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cast on this earth that discusses

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permaculture preparedness practical living

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and sometimes

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Oh, good to be here with everybody today,

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the day after this holiday weekend.

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Well, 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 seventh

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through the thirty first and TPC Tango

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Papa Charlie will get you five percent

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off.

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If you want to be there live, wonderful.

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We got tickets online for that.

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If you want to be there virtually,

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we got that covered too.

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So be there, be square.

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TPC will get you five percent off.

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Also, Nessa's hemp.

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Yeah,

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I've been using that stuff pretty much

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every single day for months and months and

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months now because it does make a

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difference, especially with my sleep.

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So perma will get you ten percent off.

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You know,

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it also it's really good if you got

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to be around a bunch of people that

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are going to try your patients.

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You might want to take a dropper full

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of that stuff before you go around them.

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All right, y'all,

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I'm going to be riding solo today.

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William is in transit right now,

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so he can't be on here with us.

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All right.

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I want to thank everybody in the chat

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here.

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If you have any questions,

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make sure you put them in capital letters

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so I can see them with these birth

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control glasses.

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So, all right,

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I'll just jump right into it.

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Man,

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am I the only one out there that

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just kind of wasn't feeling it this whole

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Fourth of July?

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I mean,

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judging by that fair that they had in

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D.C., I mean,

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apparently a whole I think I saw twelve

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people out there at this thing.

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Twelve, maybe twenty.

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And I'm sitting here watching Dr. Oz lie.

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And, you know, he's on there,

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he's on the stage and he's like, wow,

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look at this crowd.

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And then somebody else with the cameras

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like pointing around like, dude,

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what are you talking about?

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There's like maybe fifteen people out of

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here.

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Anyway,

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I don't think that I'm the only one

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not feeling it.

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I'm wondering how many other people.

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Yeah.

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Well, oh,

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somebody from Western Permaculture

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Healing, Western Massachusetts.

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Yeah,

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I got family over there in Western

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Massachusetts.

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So...

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Yeah, you know,

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speaking of Western Massachusetts or all

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of Massachusetts where all of this began,

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you know, some of the biggest, you know,

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people like John Adams, man, they were,

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you know, Samuel Adams, you know,

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they were cousins, man.

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And they they were at the forefront of

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this whole thing.

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And it just feels like everything's just,

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I don't know, man.

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I'm just wondering.

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Let me know in the chat, folks.

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Are you guys with it?

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Because I remember the bicentennial.

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I was a little sprout at that time,

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but I still remember how big a deal

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it was growing up.

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And they had all these commemorative

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things on certain things.

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And I remember it just being a really,

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really big deal back in nineteen seventy

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six.

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Here we are, fifty years later, and wow,

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it just I don't know about y'all,

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but man, I'm just not feeling it.

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Feels like everything is just not what the

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founding fathers would want it to be,

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especially you don't have to go that far

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back to look at it.

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But considering how bastardized they have

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our history,

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it's a wonder most people don't even know

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about it.

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I mean, for example,

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let me just hit this one up, y'all,

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real quick.

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So everybody says we fought the revolution

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over no taxation without representation.

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You know,

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it's kind of absurd when you stop to

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think about it.

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Okay, let me ask everybody out there.

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When is the last time you ever made

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a list of grievances and buried the most

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important thing that you had to say about

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your grievances in the middle of a

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document?

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Because if you go there and read it,

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you'll find out number seventeen,

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if I'm not mistaken on the list,

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is no taxation without representation.

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In most cases,

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in every single example I could ever think

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of throughout history,

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if you had a list of grievances,

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you're going to put the most important

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thing either at the very beginning or at

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the end to put an exclamation point on

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it.

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And in a lot of cases,

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you'll reiterate it at the beginning and

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end.

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But why is no taxation without

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representation number seventeen on the

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list?

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And nobody seems to know that.

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Go read the document for yourself, folks.

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I came out with this a couple of

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years ago, and then lo and behold,

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a bunch of other YouTube channels started

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cutting and pasting what I was saying

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about it.

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Of course, didn't offer any attribution,

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but I ought to be used to that

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by now.

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But the point being,

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when has anybody ever taught you that?

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It was no taxation without representation.

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Well, like I said,

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that was number seventeen on the list.

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Another thing, Fourth of July.

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Yeah,

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that's when the document was officially

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drawn up,

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but folks didn't actually sign it until

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about the second, if I'm not mistaken,

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of August,

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but we celebrated on Fourth of July.

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Folks, if you only knew,

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there is a really good documentary I think

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everybody ought to watch.

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Now,

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if you're brainwashed through American

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history like most of Americans are,

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you're not going to want to watch this,

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but it's called The Hidden Faith of the

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Founding Fathers.

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And go there and look at the sources,

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look at what they talk about.

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And it's a hundred and eighty degrees out

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of phase with what David Barton says, who,

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by the way, is just I don't know,

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in my in my view,

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he is definitely not who he pretends to

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be.

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And I can give you a long list

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of reasons why.

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But anyway.

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Go look at the Hidden Faith of the

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Founding Fathers.

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It's a really good documentary.

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It's long.

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And it's just the facts, man,

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kind of thing.

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It's not skillfully put together like a

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lot of other documentaries out there.

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But go and verify or try to disprove

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things like, you know,

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guys who recorded everything like Charles

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Thompson.

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One of the founding fathers that you never

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heard of,

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he was basically the recording secretary

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of the whole thing.

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Basically wrote in his own memoirs.

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There was, first of all,

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nobody had more accurate records of what

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went on during that whole time during the

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revolution than Charles Thompson.

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And look at what he wrote about it.

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He was going to write a tell-all book,

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I mean, with reams and reams.

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It would have been a magnus opus for

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him.

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He was going to...

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Write this down and reveal what really

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happened during the revolution.

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And then he writes,

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and I'm going to paraphrase it.

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Basically, he says, you know what?

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I can't just screw up the official

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narrative at this point,

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so I'm going to burn all these documents.

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And that's exactly what he did.

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So there's a whole lot that happened

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during that time,

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a whole lot you've been told about the

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founding fathers,

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a whole lot of things that they've written

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that have never seen the light of day.

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But you can find these documents if you

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go to look.

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And those are just some of the things,

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you know,

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I just wanted to point out there.

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I mean,

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there's a whole host of other things that

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I could honestly bring out regarding that

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whole time.

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But most people do not know this stuff.

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And so we just blindly believe what

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everybody's told us about everything.

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Anyway, a lot of these guys,

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I'm not going to take anything away from

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them right now.

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The documents they produced, actually,

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the Articles of Confederation is more what

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I'd like to go back to.

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And by the way,

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did you know you can't find an original

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document of the Articles of Confederation

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anywhere?

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Not the Library of Congress, not anywhere.

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Did you know that?

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Huh.

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People like Eustace Mullins.

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And, you know,

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he blew the whistle on that.

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And there was a number of other historians

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out there that have kind of rewritten what

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we think we know about everything,

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especially regarding the Revolution,

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World War II.

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Everything that you've been told is what

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is what.

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You know, it's a lie agreed upon.

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And I can't remember who that dictator

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was.

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Man, he's from France.

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I can't even think of his name.

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But that's exactly what a lot of American

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history is.

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Oh, my goodness.

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Yeah.

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If y'all can hear that,

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I don't know if you can or not.

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We are getting another storm that's

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passing by.

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So, yeah.

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Yeah.

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So it is what it is.

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All right.

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I could honestly spend this whole show

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talking about a lot of occulted history,

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meaning hidden history that you don't know

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about.

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You weren't taught about.

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And there's a reason why you don't know

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about it.

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All those things on the dollar bill.

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I probably ought to consider another

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podcast to really get into all this stuff

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because it really needs to get out there.

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All right,

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so some sad news here on the farm.

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We had a little lamb that didn't make

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it.

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She was one of the triplets that came

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from this same mom.

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And apparently, according to Michelle,

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every single,

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it seems like any problem children we've

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ever had have come out of this mom.

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Even though she gave us triplets this last

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time, she's going in the freezer.

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Look, folks,

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this is exactly what you got to do

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when you have an animal that is not

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up to snuff,

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that is not cutting the mustard.

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If you don't process these animals or take

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them to the sale barn or something,

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if you don't do that,

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you're going to have a petting zoo.

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You're going to have a bunch of animals

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that need constant crutches.

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And that's exactly where you don't want to

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be,

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especially in light of the times we're in.

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You need animals that are hardy,

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that can make it,

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that don't require a whole lot of

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So anyway, I took that little lamb and,

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you know, put her into the compost pile,

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you know, as the great Jeff Lawton says,

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if it lived, it can live again.

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If it lived, it can live again.

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So that's one way you can kind of,

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you know,

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Michelle gets a little bit tight with

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these things, you know,

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and she gets really close with these

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animals.

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But anyway,

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I got her out there in the compost

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and she'll contribute that way.

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So, yeah, that's unfortunate.

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Let's see what else we got going on

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out here.

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I'm trying to get out here and weed

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eat, but every time I turn around, y'all,

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I don't know about where it is where

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you are.

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I'm thankful to have the moisture,

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but good night, man.

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It's like every single time I get ready

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to go out and go get some things

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done, here comes the rain again.

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I'm not going to complain because I know

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there's a whole lot of people right now

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wishing they had the rain we're getting

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right now.

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Anyway,

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I was going to get some weed eating

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done.

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That didn't really work out.

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All right, so here's some other stuff.

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Michelle, for the last couple of days,

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really the last three days,

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she wasn't feeling really well.

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She got back from New York to go

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watch our niece graduate,

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but I'll bet money she was in a

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room with a bunch of vaxxed up people

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and she got shit on.

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And so it's funny because Mike Adams said

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he went exactly through the same exact

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thing, and it had like a latency period.

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Five days later,

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now all of a sudden you're coming down

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with some stuff.

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She really had it bad yesterday and the

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day before.

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She's starting to come out of it right

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now, but typically with her,

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you can't keep her still.

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I'm trying to tell her, hey, calm down,

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sit still,

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and even though you're not feeling well,

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and she is the worst patient ever.

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Worst patient ever.

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You try to tell her, hey, sit down,

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chill.

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I got everything.

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Nope, she won't do it.

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So anyway,

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she's getting on the mend right now.

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But folks,

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make sure you take those precautions

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because the only time I think either one

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of us gets sick is when we go

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out in the general population, you dig?

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All right,

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so here's some other stuff going on,

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folks.

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Okay, it wasn't just Dr.

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Ruby when I had her on the show

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the other day.

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And by the way, folks,

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if you haven't listened to it,

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go back and check it out.

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you know a few articles of clothing made

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out of linen i bought some shorts which

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i'm wearing right now and i bought a

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shirt i bought two pairs of shorts and

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a shirt and um i got the stuff

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that was pretty highly touted and verified

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um just to see what would happen now

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dr ruby was talking about the frequencies

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and of course i've you know the highest

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frequency out there is linen

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And then right underneath that,

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or some would say even on the same

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level, would be wool,

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and then so on and so forth.

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It's all your natural fibers.

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And of course,

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there is no frequency worth a hoot that's

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in any of your man-made fibers.

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So I said, you know what,

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let me go ahead.

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I went to the farmer's market,

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and I said, okay,

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I'm going to put on these shorts.

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I'm already grounded.

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Now I'm waiting on these grounded

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flip-flops that I ordered to show up.

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But I got on a linen shirt and

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I got on some linen shorts.

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Folks, I'm not even going to kid you.

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I'm honestly convinced that it made a lot

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of difference in my, not just my vitality,

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but seriously,

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I think it made a massive difference in,

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how do I say it?

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I mean,

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I just felt like a million bucks while

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I was wearing it.

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So I'm doing more tests right now.

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Like I said, I'm wearing it right now,

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but I kind of regular cotton shirt on

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right now.

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So, um, yeah,

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I ordered a few more shirts and I'm

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going to see exactly how this goes.

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I'm going to have to go down to

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the five at five and dime.

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They got all these thrift stores around

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here.

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I wonder if I can't pick up some

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linen in there.

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Man,

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I'm almost afraid of what I'll find in

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there.

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I'll walk out of that place looking like

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Prince on a Purple Rain album or

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something.

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Anyway, I think I'll go check it out.

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I had some linen years ago, but honestly,

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my younger brother took me to go get

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it one time,

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and I remember we were going to Mexico,

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and he was talking about how great this

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stuff was.

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And I remember just I would look at

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myself in the mirror,

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and I looked like somebody that ought to

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be pulling a rickshaw in Calcutta.

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So I got rid of that stuff.

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I mean,

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I probably gave it to the – somebody

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else is wearing it right now.

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I'm wishing I had it today.

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But that was some highfalutin stuff.

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I don't recall it costing that much money

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back then.

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So anyway, I'm wearing this stuff,

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and here's another thing.

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When you wear silk and when you wear

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linen, unless you're – I mean,

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I guess a lot of women out there

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kind of know this,

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but guys typically don't wear silk and

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linen –

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When you do it,

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it is a weird feeling when you go

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in public because it feels like you're

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walking around naked,

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especially with silk.

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Now, silk long johns,

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those are my favorite by far.

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If you've got to wear long johns,

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always wear silk if you can possibly

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because it's not itchy on your skin,

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number one.

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number two they're very very insulating

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with very little material and um you don't

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even know they're there but honestly yeah

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i love some silk long johns all right

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so here's some other things going on

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around here um still doing that experiment

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with the silica now i got to be

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careful about how i say this online um

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yeah uh somebody else is laughing like a

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rickshaw calcutta that's exactly what it

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looked like i looked like

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you know like somebody just stepped off

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the boat and i was like yeah this

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ain't my style man i'm a country boy

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i don't you're gonna catch me walking

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around like this but anyway got rid of

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it so here we are silica i've been

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doing that experiment and the in the

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diatomaceous earth i've been taking

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started with about one teaspoon then i was

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taking two and according to the people at

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um

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I got the idea from the people at

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the human garage.

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And then also, in addition to that,

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they were talking about the best way to

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get some of your minerals.

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And I did some research on this was

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through that Irish sea moss,

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which it turns out, yeah,

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ninety two minerals in there.

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I mean,

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that's more than a lot of salts out

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there.

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Most of them, in fact.

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And I said, you know what?

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Let me go and give this stuff a

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shot.

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And folks, I'm here to tell you,

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after a few weeks of doing this,

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I think I'm seeing massive improvement.

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And why am I doing this?

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Because I was listening to the latest

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interview that William did,

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and he was with Logan from Sewing

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Prosperity.

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They were at Logan's Market in Arkansas.

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And they were both discussing how great we

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felt in El Salvador,

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despite the fact that we were eating –

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Believe me,

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we were not eating in accordance to what

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we should have.

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We just ate anything we wanted because you

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felt like a million bucks down there

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because you have adequate sunlight,

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magnetism that's off the charts,

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and we were drinking really good water in

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most places.

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So they were talking about, man,

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how good it feels.

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And then all of a sudden,

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I come back here,

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and I think a lot of you would

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have the same exact phenomenon unfold.

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Get back here,

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and then all of a sudden,

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saying, man,

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why do I go back to feeling yucky

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again?

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Michelle's vision had improved perfectly

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down there.

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We get back, and inside of two weeks,

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she had to put glasses back on.

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You tell me something ain't going on here.

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And a lot of it, in my opinion,

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has to do with what's going on out

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there.

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But anyway, back to the silica.

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So the people at the Human Garage,

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they got kicked off of YouTube for talking

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about, and like I said,

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I got a tap dance around this.

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They were talking about how one of the

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things that they're dropping,

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everybody knows they're dropping aluminum,

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barium, and strontium, okay?

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That's just what we know of,

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not to mention all the nanotech that's up

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there too.

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And they had talked about,

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and they had had a number of scientific

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people working for them to confirm that

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that barium is basically removing a lot of

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the silica from you.

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And that this was the best way to

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put it back in you.

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I got to be honest with y'all, y'all.

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Y'all, y'all.

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I got to be honest with you.

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I've been doing this stuff for about,

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I think, three weeks now.

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And I feel like I am feeling a

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massive difference in it.

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And I'm going to keep working for a

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while.

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I know silica doesn't work overnight.

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But I'm doing that along with that Irish

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sea moss.

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I'm using the gel.

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You can find some of that at Whole

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Foods or something like that.

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But

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Doing the both of them,

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and I feel like I'm seeing a whole

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lot of improvement in a massive way.

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And now I'm also doing the protocol, too,

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with the fascia work,

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with the exercises and all.

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I'm doing that two, three, four,

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five times a day as often as I

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can.

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And I really think I'm seeing a big,

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big difference.

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I'll let you all know.

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I'll keep you informed.

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you know,

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abreast of what's going on out there.

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So I'm trying to figure out how this

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thing works with the whole cell salts

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thing and everything.

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I'm looking into the cell salts and

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friends down the road,

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hook me up with a book and I'm

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working my way through it to try to

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figure out, look,

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the more and more I see,

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when I see MD out there for the

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most part, this isn't in every case,

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but in most of them that I'm aware

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of,

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they seem to think it stands for medical

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deity.

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And in most cases,

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I think it stands for mighty dumb because

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they dismiss,

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What nature can do.

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And that right there, I mean,

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especially coming from somebody like me,

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where I don't do anything.

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I do not do anything.

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And I'm going to come to this here

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in a second in a bigger way.

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I don't do anything that's officially

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proclaimed.

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I can't think of anything.

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And certainly not with farming.

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Whatever they tell me to do,

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I'm doing the polar opposite of it, okay?

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And it seems to be working out pretty

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well.

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So why on earth would I consider doing

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that with my animals or my health?

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It was Dr.

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Joel Wallach who pointed out something I

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think all of us should know.

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If we treated our livestock animals in the

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same condition that we do humans,

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a pound of ground beef would cost you

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two hundred bucks a pound.

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Think about it.

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Think about it.

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So they got to use natural means to

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keep all these animals.

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It's called the law of the minimum, y'all.

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And through the law of the minimum,

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you find out the minimum standards that

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you need for pretty much everything out

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there,

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kind of like homeopathy does to a certain

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extent.

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And then you work from there.

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So if you're not getting the things that

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you need,

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then maybe that's where you ought to start

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instead of saying, hey, oh,

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I got this problem here.

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And the doc says, here, take these pills.

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No, I don't think so.

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I think Dr.

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Wallach really brought it home when I

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first heard him say that, you know,

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if we charged,

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if we treated animals the same way,

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your meat would be two hundred bucks a

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pound.

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That is pretty astonishing when you stop

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to think about that.

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All right.

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So here's the last thing I'm going to

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talk about in terms of the farm news.

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And I'll bet money most of you never

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heard anything about it.

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This is and I'm going to read this

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Trump's National Fertilizer Emergency

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Declaration.

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Anybody heard about that?

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Bet you didn't.

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Because if I'm not mistaken,

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I think it came out on Friday,

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you know, dumping day,

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when they don't want anybody to report it,

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especially on a holiday weekend.

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In a nutshell,

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closing down the Straits of Hormuz just

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happened to be,

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and we've talked about it before,

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had to be a really, really big problem.

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And I'm starting to wonder right now,

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I'm really getting to the point right now

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where I'm wondering how much of this whole

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oil thing is a ruse.

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Because according to their numbers,

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we should have been running out in certain

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places long before now.

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Australia shouldn't even have any oil.

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They were supposed to run out, what,

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a month ago?

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They still got oil.

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All these places,

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Bangladesh and a number of others,

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I think there's some skullduggery being

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played here.

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And I think there's a game that we

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don't know the full extent of.

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But one of the things coming out of

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that Gulf is going to be a lot

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of fertilizers, nitrogen-based,

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phosphorus-based, you named it.

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It's all coming out of there.

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So Trump put out this national

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declaration,

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National Fertilizer Emergency Declaration,

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that nobody's talking about,

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nobody on Fix News or MSNBC or any

00:20:59.433 --> 00:20:59.673
of them.

00:21:00.334 --> 00:21:01.753
Nobody's talking about what that means for

00:21:01.794 --> 00:21:02.255
you and me.

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You're not going to necessarily see

00:21:05.615 --> 00:21:07.115
shortages to the extent that you're going

00:21:07.135 --> 00:21:07.957
to see in Africa,

00:21:08.737 --> 00:21:11.738
but you're going to see limits on things.

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I'm going to make a prediction that by

00:21:14.138 --> 00:21:16.259
next harvest season, not this year,

00:21:16.279 --> 00:21:16.900
but next year,

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you're going to see locusts that probably

00:21:19.780 --> 00:21:22.942
rival what we saw during the exodus.

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Because all of a sudden,

00:21:25.090 --> 00:21:26.112
we're going to find out,

00:21:26.972 --> 00:21:28.012
probably in a big way,

00:21:28.074 --> 00:21:29.515
maybe next year or the year after,

00:21:29.755 --> 00:21:29.954
you know,

00:21:29.974 --> 00:21:31.416
we live in the United States of amnesia,

00:21:31.436 --> 00:21:33.178
so nobody's going to remember anything.

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We're going to find out that this is

00:21:35.859 --> 00:21:37.942
going to create a food calamity like

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nothing we've ever seen before.

00:21:39.143 --> 00:21:39.864
It's already there.

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Just it's a slow rolling train.

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You don't know until it arrives a long

00:21:44.708 --> 00:21:45.249
time later.

00:21:46.109 --> 00:21:46.470
But yeah.

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National emergency on fertilizer,

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and nobody's talking about it.

00:21:51.730 --> 00:21:54.371
Do you not think that is newsworthy?

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Apparently,

00:21:55.531 --> 00:21:57.112
none of the prostitute media thinks so.

00:21:57.152 --> 00:21:57.612
And like I said,

00:21:57.711 --> 00:21:59.393
I include fixed news in there as well,

00:21:59.972 --> 00:22:01.993
along with MSNBC and all the rest of

00:22:02.013 --> 00:22:02.134
them.

00:22:02.953 --> 00:22:04.634
That should be front page news everywhere,

00:22:05.194 --> 00:22:06.295
but nobody's talking about it.

00:22:07.234 --> 00:22:08.576
Going back to what I said before,

00:22:09.539 --> 00:22:09.720
Folks,

00:22:09.759 --> 00:22:11.501
I just mentioned a moment ago that I

00:22:11.521 --> 00:22:13.743
don't do anything in accordance to the

00:22:13.784 --> 00:22:14.964
national zeitgeist.

00:22:15.265 --> 00:22:17.307
If I see everybody doing a certain thing,

00:22:18.267 --> 00:22:19.347
it is a big,

00:22:19.448 --> 00:22:22.010
big warning for me to do the polar

00:22:22.250 --> 00:22:24.492
opposite of everything.

00:22:24.512 --> 00:22:25.472
And I mean, folks,

00:22:25.773 --> 00:22:27.154
when I say everything I'm talking,

00:22:28.155 --> 00:22:29.436
I spent time trying to think about it.

00:22:29.497 --> 00:22:30.877
Is there anything I do in accordance to

00:22:30.917 --> 00:22:31.818
what everybody else does?

00:22:32.970 --> 00:22:33.349
No,

00:22:33.410 --> 00:22:34.631
and there's been a couple of times as

00:22:34.651 --> 00:22:36.332
of late where I caught myself where I

00:22:36.412 --> 00:22:37.031
might be.

00:22:37.592 --> 00:22:38.491
So I'm like, oh, no,

00:22:38.511 --> 00:22:39.373
you better scale this.

00:22:39.413 --> 00:22:40.593
Pull the reins back, brother,

00:22:41.273 --> 00:22:43.295
because something stinks.

00:22:44.394 --> 00:22:45.715
And this is exactly what I'm talking

00:22:45.736 --> 00:22:46.195
about, folks.

00:22:46.516 --> 00:22:48.856
So I said all that to say this.

00:22:48.876 --> 00:22:49.856
They tell you to go out there,

00:22:49.936 --> 00:22:51.938
go buy Miracle-Gro, go buy this,

00:22:51.958 --> 00:22:52.519
go buy that.

00:22:52.638 --> 00:22:54.398
All it's doing is putting salts in your

00:22:54.459 --> 00:22:54.859
soil,

00:22:55.500 --> 00:22:57.300
most of which the plants can't even take

00:22:57.401 --> 00:22:57.540
up.

00:22:58.342 --> 00:23:00.564
Because what these companies fail to tell

00:23:00.604 --> 00:23:02.005
you is that they get most of their

00:23:02.065 --> 00:23:02.465
nutrients.

00:23:02.486 --> 00:23:03.385
If they're going to get it from the

00:23:03.467 --> 00:23:03.807
soil,

00:23:04.366 --> 00:23:06.048
it has to be done at a microbial

00:23:06.088 --> 00:23:06.368
level.

00:23:07.029 --> 00:23:10.573
It means that green plant hands out a

00:23:10.613 --> 00:23:12.474
shopping list to your bacteria and fungi.

00:23:12.894 --> 00:23:14.336
They go out and get that shopping list

00:23:14.355 --> 00:23:15.317
because they're like, okay,

00:23:15.797 --> 00:23:16.538
I want to be fed,

00:23:16.617 --> 00:23:18.579
so this green thing needs to feed me.

00:23:18.660 --> 00:23:20.461
I need the exudates coming off this green

00:23:20.862 --> 00:23:21.663
whatever it is.

00:23:22.583 --> 00:23:23.223
So I'm going to go,

00:23:23.344 --> 00:23:24.545
and then we're going to multiply to get

00:23:24.605 --> 00:23:25.346
even more of it.

00:23:26.192 --> 00:23:26.932
Well, what happens?

00:23:27.073 --> 00:23:28.374
All the things that are higher up in

00:23:28.394 --> 00:23:30.835
the taxonomy, they eat up those animals,

00:23:31.194 --> 00:23:33.277
and that exchange is what creates things

00:23:33.297 --> 00:23:36.118
that are bioavailable for your plants out

00:23:36.138 --> 00:23:36.358
there.

00:23:36.939 --> 00:23:38.160
When you go out there and put salts

00:23:38.200 --> 00:23:38.740
in the soil,

00:23:38.760 --> 00:23:40.221
which is what that miracle grow and all

00:23:40.241 --> 00:23:41.102
the rest of it is,

00:23:41.863 --> 00:23:43.183
you are putting yourself back.

00:23:43.884 --> 00:23:45.045
That's why I'm telling everybody,

00:23:45.664 --> 00:23:47.026
ditch all that garbage.

00:23:48.166 --> 00:23:49.268
Make your own compost.

00:23:50.506 --> 00:23:53.209
Do it as holistically as you possibly can.

00:23:53.849 --> 00:23:54.029
Folks,

00:23:54.730 --> 00:23:56.292
William and I got video and video after

00:23:56.333 --> 00:23:59.536
video after video of how to do this

00:23:59.596 --> 00:24:03.300
in such a way to where no matter

00:24:03.340 --> 00:24:03.961
what comes down,

00:24:04.001 --> 00:24:05.703
you shouldn't even notice because you

00:24:05.723 --> 00:24:06.785
shouldn't be using it anyway.

00:24:07.025 --> 00:24:07.846
You don't need it.

00:24:08.307 --> 00:24:09.728
And it's only destroying your soil.

00:24:10.628 --> 00:24:11.931
so i said all that to say that

00:24:11.951 --> 00:24:14.693
look there's an antidote and it's knowing

00:24:14.733 --> 00:24:16.355
how to make your own compost it's knowing

00:24:16.415 --> 00:24:18.557
not to leave the soil bare it's all

00:24:18.597 --> 00:24:20.000
these other things out there folks that

00:24:20.019 --> 00:24:22.102
are not difficult that our ancestors did

00:24:22.122 --> 00:24:24.403
forever in a day but we do have

00:24:24.464 --> 00:24:25.786
something of a renaissance of people

00:24:25.806 --> 00:24:27.847
trying to rediscover this stuff it's

00:24:27.887 --> 00:24:29.630
available out there but sadly most people

00:24:29.670 --> 00:24:31.071
are not going to wake up to any

00:24:31.112 --> 00:24:31.471
of this

00:24:32.511 --> 00:24:34.192
Until it lands flat on, you know,

00:24:34.212 --> 00:24:35.833
until it hits solid in the grocery store.

00:24:35.853 --> 00:24:36.992
All right.

00:24:37.032 --> 00:24:37.953
So with that said, y'all,

00:24:37.993 --> 00:24:38.614
mountain readiness,

00:24:38.634 --> 00:24:40.193
July twenty fourth through the twenty

00:24:40.334 --> 00:24:40.594
sixth.

00:24:40.615 --> 00:24:43.615
That's going to be in Swan Lake, Montana.

00:24:44.276 --> 00:24:44.476
Yeah.

00:24:44.516 --> 00:24:45.375
Get on up there, folks.

00:24:45.395 --> 00:24:46.496
You might want to see what's left of

00:24:46.516 --> 00:24:49.156
that glacier before it's all gone.

00:24:49.856 --> 00:24:51.137
The way things are going right now,

00:24:51.218 --> 00:24:53.317
this I don't know, this El Nino,

00:24:53.377 --> 00:24:54.939
El Nino, whatever the case may be.

00:24:55.794 --> 00:24:57.595
You know, whatever's going on,

00:24:58.035 --> 00:24:59.135
it ain't going to be there much longer.

00:24:59.175 --> 00:24:59.996
So if you want to get up there,

00:25:00.036 --> 00:25:00.576
go check it out.

00:25:00.615 --> 00:25:00.876
Plus,

00:25:00.916 --> 00:25:02.457
you are going to get some fantastic

00:25:02.497 --> 00:25:03.038
instruction.

00:25:03.657 --> 00:25:03.877
All right.

00:25:03.978 --> 00:25:05.219
Also, EMF Rocks,

00:25:05.419 --> 00:25:08.119
ten percent off with promo code perma.

00:25:08.140 --> 00:25:09.721
I got one right here by my feet

00:25:10.260 --> 00:25:11.862
and right next to it sitting on top

00:25:11.922 --> 00:25:12.122
of it.

00:25:12.281 --> 00:25:13.021
I got a grounding.

00:25:13.383 --> 00:25:15.483
I got a grounding mat from Redemption

00:25:15.503 --> 00:25:15.804
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00:25:15.824 --> 00:25:16.384
You know me.

00:25:16.824 --> 00:25:18.565
I'm G'd up from the feet up, y'all.

00:25:18.585 --> 00:25:19.546
And that means grounded.

00:25:19.965 --> 00:25:22.666
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00:25:22.727 --> 00:25:24.167
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00:25:25.305 --> 00:25:26.404
We got a link for it down below,

00:25:26.424 --> 00:25:26.625
folks.

00:25:26.644 --> 00:25:28.286
If you can't make that compost I'm talking

00:25:28.306 --> 00:25:28.566
about,

00:25:29.306 --> 00:25:30.846
that's going to be your next best bet.

00:25:30.865 --> 00:25:32.606
All right.

00:25:32.646 --> 00:25:33.866
So let's go into the good news right

00:25:33.906 --> 00:25:34.146
quick.

00:25:34.707 --> 00:25:35.487
Okay.

00:25:37.347 --> 00:25:37.607
Okay.

00:25:38.448 --> 00:25:39.548
Amy's saying, question,

00:25:39.567 --> 00:25:40.387
before I get into that,

00:25:40.448 --> 00:25:42.189
can you please elucidate the difference

00:25:42.229 --> 00:25:44.269
between fertilizer and compost extract,

00:25:44.288 --> 00:25:44.489
please?

00:25:44.509 --> 00:25:45.848
And thank you for putting in capital

00:25:45.888 --> 00:25:46.789
letters as I can see it.

00:25:47.390 --> 00:25:47.690
Okay.

00:25:48.069 --> 00:25:48.289
Okay.

00:25:49.686 --> 00:25:51.709
The fertilizer that they're getting from

00:25:51.729 --> 00:25:52.068
the store,

00:25:52.088 --> 00:25:53.390
they're making it through what's called

00:25:53.430 --> 00:25:54.711
the Haber-Bosch process.

00:25:55.392 --> 00:25:57.292
Basically, nitrogen-based fertilizers,

00:25:59.154 --> 00:26:01.757
guys over there in Germany basically came

00:26:01.777 --> 00:26:02.938
up with this process of taking that

00:26:02.978 --> 00:26:03.459
nitrogen,

00:26:04.058 --> 00:26:05.440
being able to put it in a usable

00:26:05.480 --> 00:26:06.780
form that farmers could use.

00:26:07.241 --> 00:26:08.643
And it was after World War II that

00:26:08.663 --> 00:26:09.943
a lot of this stuff started hitting the

00:26:09.983 --> 00:26:10.263
market.

00:26:10.284 --> 00:26:12.465
Up until that time, compost, manure,

00:26:12.486 --> 00:26:14.147
that was the way we got things done.

00:26:14.837 --> 00:26:16.698
And then, you know,

00:26:17.378 --> 00:26:19.199
it got to the point where it's become

00:26:19.419 --> 00:26:21.140
a really, really, really big problem.

00:26:21.880 --> 00:26:23.640
So fertilizer and compost extract.

00:26:23.880 --> 00:26:26.221
What I'm doing with the compost extract,

00:26:26.520 --> 00:26:27.020
fertilizer,

00:26:27.040 --> 00:26:28.621
just look at that as some man-made salt

00:26:28.641 --> 00:26:29.662
that you're going to put down there.

00:26:30.342 --> 00:26:30.501
Yeah,

00:26:30.541 --> 00:26:31.721
it'll help your plants to a certain

00:26:31.741 --> 00:26:31.961
degree,

00:26:31.981 --> 00:26:33.542
but they're not getting any of the stuff.

00:26:33.563 --> 00:26:34.863
Yeah, they're getting NPK.

00:26:36.310 --> 00:26:37.192
But that's all they're getting.

00:26:37.771 --> 00:26:38.992
You know how many other things that are

00:26:39.053 --> 00:26:39.513
down there?

00:26:40.054 --> 00:26:41.895
These aggregates that are in that soil

00:26:41.955 --> 00:26:45.298
cannot be unlocked unless it's done by

00:26:45.538 --> 00:26:46.460
microorganisms.

00:26:46.980 --> 00:26:48.602
Your bacteria and the fungi are the only

00:26:48.642 --> 00:26:49.362
things that can do that.

00:26:49.702 --> 00:26:51.604
So instead of just getting NPK down in

00:26:51.624 --> 00:26:51.865
there,

00:26:52.265 --> 00:26:54.527
you're getting the whole kaleidoscope of

00:26:54.747 --> 00:26:56.409
everything that's available in that soil.

00:26:56.788 --> 00:26:58.170
Remember those ninety two minerals I was

00:26:58.210 --> 00:27:00.412
talking about that you're getting from

00:27:01.353 --> 00:27:02.054
Irish sea moss?

00:27:02.894 --> 00:27:03.015
Well,

00:27:03.035 --> 00:27:04.395
that's exactly what these guys are doing.

00:27:04.415 --> 00:27:05.857
Whether it's sand, silk, clay,

00:27:05.877 --> 00:27:06.877
or a combination of them,

00:27:07.259 --> 00:27:07.939
it doesn't matter.

00:27:08.359 --> 00:27:10.060
These guys will flocculate clay.

00:27:10.080 --> 00:27:11.642
They will do all kinds of stuff to

00:27:11.722 --> 00:27:14.085
make that stuff bioavailable for your

00:27:14.105 --> 00:27:14.545
plants.

00:27:15.025 --> 00:27:16.226
And that is the difference.

00:27:16.306 --> 00:27:17.487
And then the extract,

00:27:17.507 --> 00:27:18.949
all we're doing is taking that compost.

00:27:19.848 --> 00:27:21.151
And to a certain extent,

00:27:21.191 --> 00:27:23.251
we're stripping off the microorganism and

00:27:23.311 --> 00:27:24.933
putting them in the aqueous solution.

00:27:25.354 --> 00:27:26.595
That's a fancy way of saying,

00:27:26.615 --> 00:27:27.355
you know what?

00:27:27.516 --> 00:27:28.336
I'm putting them in water.

00:27:29.070 --> 00:27:30.392
Make sure you're not using chlorinated or

00:27:30.432 --> 00:27:31.632
fluoridated water because that's going to

00:27:31.672 --> 00:27:32.551
ruin the whole process.

00:27:33.073 --> 00:27:34.553
Put them in a four hundred micron bag.

00:27:34.613 --> 00:27:35.653
Squeeze it really good.

00:27:36.634 --> 00:27:38.535
Water should turn brown instantly.

00:27:39.035 --> 00:27:39.535
If it doesn't,

00:27:39.555 --> 00:27:40.734
you don't have good compost.

00:27:41.215 --> 00:27:41.415
OK,

00:27:41.435 --> 00:27:43.016
that's your fulvic and humic acids coming

00:27:43.036 --> 00:27:43.355
out of there.

00:27:43.695 --> 00:27:44.876
Squeeze that stuff really good.

00:27:45.076 --> 00:27:46.517
I usually fill up the bag five or

00:27:46.557 --> 00:27:47.157
six times.

00:27:48.117 --> 00:27:49.877
You know, dilute it a little bit,

00:27:49.919 --> 00:27:51.278
put it in some watering cans and then

00:27:51.318 --> 00:27:52.239
go out and hit these beds.

00:27:52.259 --> 00:27:53.278
That's how I roll with it.

00:27:53.298 --> 00:27:54.200
All right.

00:27:54.240 --> 00:27:54.779
So, man.

00:27:55.059 --> 00:27:55.779
Oh, shoot, man.

00:27:55.799 --> 00:27:56.799
These questions are coming out of the

00:27:56.900 --> 00:27:57.359
woodwork.

00:27:57.840 --> 00:27:58.201
OK,

00:27:58.280 --> 00:28:02.122
how would I compost or use pine sawdust

00:28:02.142 --> 00:28:02.821
for my sawmill?

00:28:03.301 --> 00:28:03.801
OK, David,

00:28:04.041 --> 00:28:07.163
you're going to have a high nitrogen

00:28:07.182 --> 00:28:07.343
content.

00:28:08.108 --> 00:28:10.192
to carbon ratio when it comes to things

00:28:10.251 --> 00:28:12.714
like um when it comes to things like

00:28:12.795 --> 00:28:16.038
saw or sawdust so what i would do

00:28:16.219 --> 00:28:18.221
is probably let that saw dust i would

00:28:18.240 --> 00:28:19.663
leave it outside let it age a while

00:28:19.702 --> 00:28:20.663
that's the problem unless you get some

00:28:21.532 --> 00:28:23.292
You really want all of the woods that

00:28:23.313 --> 00:28:24.634
you're going to use in your compost,

00:28:24.733 --> 00:28:25.513
if at all possible,

00:28:25.534 --> 00:28:27.174
you want it as aged as possible.

00:28:27.674 --> 00:28:29.015
If it has fungi growing on it,

00:28:29.315 --> 00:28:30.255
that's even better.

00:28:30.935 --> 00:28:33.135
So I would age that stuff long before

00:28:33.195 --> 00:28:34.375
I would ever stick that in there.

00:28:34.797 --> 00:28:35.676
And you're going to have to use it

00:28:35.757 --> 00:28:37.656
sparingly because the high nitrogen to

00:28:37.676 --> 00:28:39.978
carbon ratio is through the roof on that

00:28:39.998 --> 00:28:40.577
kind of stuff,

00:28:40.798 --> 00:28:42.118
especially if it's really fresh.

00:28:42.739 --> 00:28:44.179
So it's going to be something of a

00:28:44.259 --> 00:28:45.619
tricky thing.

00:28:45.720 --> 00:28:47.880
You could go out there and sprinkle it

00:28:47.980 --> 00:28:49.119
on the surface somewhere.

00:28:49.200 --> 00:28:50.560
I would go very lightly with it.

00:28:51.300 --> 00:28:52.261
I don't know that I would put that

00:28:52.301 --> 00:28:53.622
necessarily in my compost pile,

00:28:53.682 --> 00:28:55.982
not unless it was in a big pile

00:28:56.002 --> 00:28:57.044
with a bunch of other things.

00:28:58.265 --> 00:28:59.884
Or you could put it in an existing

00:28:59.924 --> 00:29:00.726
compost pile.

00:29:00.766 --> 00:29:03.126
Just kind of go very, very,

00:29:03.166 --> 00:29:05.028
very easy with that stuff because it will

00:29:05.048 --> 00:29:07.028
kind of take over and it'll cool your

00:29:07.068 --> 00:29:08.190
fire faster than anything.

00:29:08.970 --> 00:29:09.990
Okay, how would I compost?

00:29:10.111 --> 00:29:11.270
Okay, got that one.

00:29:11.351 --> 00:29:12.311
Let's see here.

00:29:12.372 --> 00:29:12.811
Question.

00:29:13.711 --> 00:29:15.993
If you wear shoes while moving the sheep,

00:29:16.054 --> 00:29:16.693
what brand?

00:29:17.451 --> 00:29:20.252
Okay, Lyndon.

00:29:21.532 --> 00:29:22.153
Okay, yeah,

00:29:22.294 --> 00:29:23.153
it's hard for me to see with these

00:29:23.193 --> 00:29:23.534
glasses.

00:29:24.253 --> 00:29:25.214
Anyway, yeah,

00:29:25.234 --> 00:29:27.355
I wear shoes out there because there are

00:29:27.375 --> 00:29:28.836
going to be some stickers and stuff on

00:29:28.855 --> 00:29:29.115
the ground.

00:29:29.135 --> 00:29:30.455
That's pretty much the only time,

00:29:30.615 --> 00:29:31.217
for the most part,

00:29:31.257 --> 00:29:32.396
during the day that I wear shoes.

00:29:32.457 --> 00:29:34.637
I wear rubber boots in the morning,

00:29:35.238 --> 00:29:36.577
and that's a zero-sum game,

00:29:36.817 --> 00:29:37.959
and I don't wear them long.

00:29:38.734 --> 00:29:40.154
Because the way it works is we go

00:29:40.234 --> 00:29:42.115
out there, we go get these chores done.

00:29:42.796 --> 00:29:43.596
As soon as we're done,

00:29:43.635 --> 00:29:45.017
we're timing the sunlight when it should

00:29:45.037 --> 00:29:45.957
be coming over the mountain.

00:29:46.757 --> 00:29:48.317
And we will take those boots off,

00:29:48.557 --> 00:29:50.337
take off every bit of clothing I can,

00:29:51.157 --> 00:29:52.519
and my pants are around my ankles,

00:29:52.659 --> 00:29:54.598
and I'm literally looking right at the

00:29:54.679 --> 00:29:57.039
sun, at the sun as it's rising,

00:29:57.720 --> 00:29:58.720
if I possibly can,

00:29:58.839 --> 00:30:00.540
if there's not chemtrails in the distance.

00:30:01.181 --> 00:30:02.441
You know, we're cool above the house,

00:30:02.480 --> 00:30:03.761
but that's not where the sun's rising.

00:30:04.402 --> 00:30:06.241
So anyway, I'm barefoot out there.

00:30:06.362 --> 00:30:07.663
And then when I am out and about,

00:30:08.063 --> 00:30:09.462
I have these little grounding straps you

00:30:09.482 --> 00:30:11.763
can get from, oh shoot,

00:30:11.844 --> 00:30:13.525
I think you can get them from Amazon.

00:30:14.045 --> 00:30:15.424
So you can ground them from the inside

00:30:15.464 --> 00:30:17.145
of your shoe all the way around until

00:30:17.185 --> 00:30:18.125
it comes out on the bottom.

00:30:18.766 --> 00:30:19.945
Now you ain't going to keep it long

00:30:19.986 --> 00:30:21.267
if you're walking on concrete,

00:30:21.366 --> 00:30:23.106
but that is one of the tricks and

00:30:23.186 --> 00:30:24.268
one of the tactics you can do out

00:30:24.288 --> 00:30:24.468
there.

00:30:24.928 --> 00:30:26.708
Another method is somebody else has this

00:30:26.768 --> 00:30:29.009
means where you can put like a rivet

00:30:29.028 --> 00:30:29.288
or

00:30:29.695 --> 00:30:30.596
through your shoe.

00:30:30.916 --> 00:30:32.637
And I've, I've never done those,

00:30:32.678 --> 00:30:33.238
but I've whole,

00:30:33.358 --> 00:30:34.859
I've been told that those actually work.

00:30:35.579 --> 00:30:36.840
Uh, Billy, you're promoting stop.

00:30:36.881 --> 00:30:38.741
What we saw a YouTube sponsor.

00:30:38.781 --> 00:30:39.021
Yeah.

00:30:39.722 --> 00:30:40.383
Apparently,

00:30:42.023 --> 00:30:43.184
apparently somebody has been taking my

00:30:43.244 --> 00:30:43.665
likeness.

00:30:43.726 --> 00:30:44.846
I was going to do a whole video

00:30:44.885 --> 00:30:45.386
about this.

00:30:46.027 --> 00:30:48.608
Somebody has taken my likeness and made AI

00:30:48.689 --> 00:30:50.809
out of it and have me endorsing products

00:30:50.829 --> 00:30:52.050
that I haven't endorsed.

00:30:52.932 --> 00:30:54.313
Um, I don't know who did.

00:30:56.513 --> 00:30:56.954
Sorry, y'all.

00:30:56.974 --> 00:30:57.595
I need some water.

00:30:58.355 --> 00:30:58.435
Um,

00:30:59.541 --> 00:31:01.103
Yeah, stopwatch.

00:31:01.163 --> 00:31:01.363
Yeah,

00:31:01.403 --> 00:31:02.884
somebody else hit me up about this saying,

00:31:02.903 --> 00:31:03.044
hey,

00:31:03.064 --> 00:31:04.045
I didn't know you were promoting this

00:31:04.085 --> 00:31:04.345
product.

00:31:04.384 --> 00:31:05.585
No, I didn't.

00:31:06.405 --> 00:31:08.467
Somebody took my likeness and is out there

00:31:08.507 --> 00:31:09.488
putting AI together,

00:31:09.728 --> 00:31:11.588
and apparently I've been in a number of

00:31:11.628 --> 00:31:12.990
commercials I don't know about,

00:31:13.769 --> 00:31:15.310
and I certainly ain't been paid for it,

00:31:15.330 --> 00:31:16.912
so I don't know what's going on there.

00:31:17.491 --> 00:31:20.374
It's getting absolutely crazy.

00:31:21.433 --> 00:31:22.555
Yeah, Juby Joe says, yeah,

00:31:22.575 --> 00:31:23.695
it's hot as hell in Tennessee,

00:31:23.715 --> 00:31:25.155
and the humidity is atrocious.

00:31:25.717 --> 00:31:26.336
Check this out.

00:31:26.856 --> 00:31:27.657
Dane Wigington says,

00:31:29.090 --> 00:31:30.352
They've been playing with my emails as of

00:31:30.412 --> 00:31:30.892
late, y'all.

00:31:31.471 --> 00:31:32.813
I want to let everybody know this.

00:31:32.972 --> 00:31:34.634
They have been playing with my emails like

00:31:34.733 --> 00:31:36.255
nothing you could imagine.

00:31:36.974 --> 00:31:39.175
Dane Wigington sent me an email, what,

00:31:39.276 --> 00:31:40.057
six days ago,

00:31:40.317 --> 00:31:42.778
asking me to do a little experiment

00:31:42.817 --> 00:31:44.038
concerning the weather because they have

00:31:44.058 --> 00:31:44.179
been,

00:31:44.739 --> 00:31:46.220
and Williams talked about this a number of

00:31:46.259 --> 00:31:47.339
times on this podcast,

00:31:47.881 --> 00:31:49.121
where they're lying about what the real

00:31:49.161 --> 00:31:51.682
weather conditions are.

00:31:52.722 --> 00:31:54.903
Dane is finding out left and right and

00:31:54.943 --> 00:31:56.704
left and right that it is way hotter

00:31:57.224 --> 00:31:58.086
than they are admitting.

00:31:58.843 --> 00:32:00.222
And they're lying to everybody about it.

00:32:00.824 --> 00:32:01.864
So he was wanting me to do a

00:32:01.903 --> 00:32:02.344
couple of things.

00:32:02.384 --> 00:32:02.903
But like I said,

00:32:03.003 --> 00:32:04.585
I didn't get that email until today.

00:32:04.625 --> 00:32:05.944
But yeah, Juby Joe, you're right.

00:32:06.586 --> 00:32:07.905
It's way worse than they're telling

00:32:07.945 --> 00:32:08.266
people.

00:32:08.465 --> 00:32:10.007
And they're absolutely lying about it.

00:32:11.007 --> 00:32:11.166
Hey,

00:32:11.186 --> 00:32:12.627
did you mention the brand of Irish sea

00:32:12.667 --> 00:32:12.928
moss?

00:32:13.807 --> 00:32:15.749
Hey, Alabama says, no, I didn't.

00:32:16.189 --> 00:32:17.788
That Irish sea moss I use,

00:32:17.929 --> 00:32:18.769
I got it.

00:32:19.029 --> 00:32:20.230
I got a couple of them, actually.

00:32:20.690 --> 00:32:22.631
There is a link to one when you

00:32:22.651 --> 00:32:27.432
get the hydration protocol from the human

00:32:27.452 --> 00:32:27.972
garage.

00:32:29.130 --> 00:32:30.351
go to their website and get their

00:32:30.371 --> 00:32:31.731
hydration protocol for free.

00:32:32.112 --> 00:32:33.252
They suggest a brand there.

00:32:33.292 --> 00:32:34.053
So I ordered that,

00:32:34.073 --> 00:32:35.034
but while I was waiting on it to

00:32:35.074 --> 00:32:37.635
get here, I went down to, oh,

00:32:37.675 --> 00:32:39.076
what was it, Whole Foods?

00:32:39.416 --> 00:32:40.298
And believe it or not,

00:32:40.317 --> 00:32:41.898
the stuff I got off the shelf,

00:32:42.563 --> 00:32:43.763
Don't recall the name of the brand,

00:32:43.784 --> 00:32:45.244
but it comes in a jar and it's

00:32:45.365 --> 00:32:47.846
a gel that's also mixed with spirulina.

00:32:48.487 --> 00:32:49.587
And I looked at all the other stuff

00:32:49.607 --> 00:32:49.807
in there.

00:32:49.847 --> 00:32:50.929
So it's a pretty good product.

00:32:51.730 --> 00:32:54.010
And I'll take a couple of teaspoons of

00:32:54.030 --> 00:32:56.512
that twice a day, three times sometimes.

00:32:57.094 --> 00:32:57.594
So yeah,

00:32:57.713 --> 00:32:59.234
I don't have the name of the brand,

00:32:59.535 --> 00:33:00.675
but if you go to their website,

00:33:00.695 --> 00:33:01.616
they'll get you squared away.

00:33:02.576 --> 00:33:02.998
Let's see here.

00:33:03.038 --> 00:33:04.378
I use Michael Reza in my garden.

00:33:04.419 --> 00:33:04.979
Is that good?

00:33:05.058 --> 00:33:05.519
Yeah.

00:33:05.759 --> 00:33:06.079
Yeah.

00:33:06.240 --> 00:33:07.441
It's also, oh, my man,

00:33:07.461 --> 00:33:08.642
Steve Hall in the house.

00:33:09.539 --> 00:33:11.240
Yeah, AI pimping along here.

00:33:12.121 --> 00:33:13.662
So that wasn't you promoting enlargement

00:33:13.701 --> 00:33:14.301
devices.

00:33:16.563 --> 00:33:18.523
No, no, that was not me.

00:33:18.923 --> 00:33:20.044
I don't know what's going on,

00:33:20.064 --> 00:33:21.565
but apparently I've been in a number of

00:33:21.605 --> 00:33:22.984
commercials that I don't know about.

00:33:23.885 --> 00:33:26.606
And I don't even think I'm allowed to

00:33:26.646 --> 00:33:27.366
do anything about it.

00:33:27.386 --> 00:33:28.768
I don't even think legally I could do

00:33:28.807 --> 00:33:29.387
anything about it.

00:33:29.980 --> 00:33:31.163
Yet a number of people have hit me

00:33:31.222 --> 00:33:32.684
up about that and it just got lost.

00:33:33.184 --> 00:33:35.327
So Linda says it's a hundred six in

00:33:35.367 --> 00:33:37.050
the shade here in mid Arizona.

00:33:37.351 --> 00:33:39.314
According to Dane, it is much hotter.

00:33:39.334 --> 00:33:41.016
In fact, in DC the other day,

00:33:41.557 --> 00:33:43.118
I think he clocked it somewhere around a

00:33:43.138 --> 00:33:44.099
hundred and twenty two.

00:33:45.040 --> 00:33:46.842
And the local media was saying it was

00:33:46.882 --> 00:33:47.821
considerably lower.

00:33:48.382 --> 00:33:48.602
Folks,

00:33:48.622 --> 00:33:50.202
they are playing games in a big way.

00:33:50.222 --> 00:33:51.863
They're creating that lensing effect with

00:33:51.883 --> 00:33:53.284
the garbage they're spraying above.

00:33:54.044 --> 00:33:57.684
It is a big, big, big, big problem.

00:33:58.365 --> 00:33:58.885
And sadly,

00:33:59.026 --> 00:34:00.786
most people out there don't know,

00:34:00.905 --> 00:34:01.425
don't care,

00:34:01.445 --> 00:34:02.586
and don't want to know or care.

00:34:03.186 --> 00:34:03.406
All right,

00:34:03.426 --> 00:34:04.707
so I'm going to the good news here.

00:34:04.727 --> 00:34:05.748
Okay,

00:34:05.788 --> 00:34:07.167
here's one of the hidden advantages of

00:34:07.327 --> 00:34:08.248
intermittent fasting.

00:34:08.708 --> 00:34:10.309
Why timing your meals could be better than

00:34:10.369 --> 00:34:11.108
counting calories.

00:34:11.128 --> 00:34:12.349
Look, if you read this study,

00:34:13.233 --> 00:34:16.574
You're going to find out that in counting

00:34:16.614 --> 00:34:18.996
calories, number one,

00:34:19.115 --> 00:34:20.597
there's only twenty four hours in a day.

00:34:21.317 --> 00:34:23.498
It's kind of cool and it's easier to

00:34:23.518 --> 00:34:24.697
maintain if you tell somebody,

00:34:25.137 --> 00:34:25.579
you know what,

00:34:25.958 --> 00:34:28.420
only eat something between this hour and

00:34:28.480 --> 00:34:29.039
this hour.

00:34:30.440 --> 00:34:30.940
For me,

00:34:31.181 --> 00:34:32.740
I usually don't eat anything until about

00:34:32.920 --> 00:34:33.661
ten a.m.

00:34:34.382 --> 00:34:35.601
and one day a week.

00:34:35.902 --> 00:34:36.663
I'll change that up.

00:34:36.682 --> 00:34:39.143
But I usually don't eat anything till

00:34:39.184 --> 00:34:39.943
about ten a.m.

00:34:39.983 --> 00:34:41.885
and I stop eating at about five.

00:34:42.085 --> 00:34:42.405
But

00:34:43.291 --> 00:34:44.510
And I've talked about this before.

00:34:45.030 --> 00:34:46.411
You got to be careful about being on

00:34:46.452 --> 00:34:47.791
the same schedule for so long.

00:34:47.851 --> 00:34:48.231
And Dr.

00:34:48.271 --> 00:34:49.572
Mindy Peltz has talked about this

00:34:49.632 --> 00:34:50.353
extensively.

00:34:51.112 --> 00:34:52.532
So what you ought to do,

00:34:52.733 --> 00:34:53.494
or I'm not going to tell you what

00:34:53.534 --> 00:34:53.773
you do.

00:34:53.793 --> 00:34:53.914
Well,

00:34:53.974 --> 00:34:55.693
I'll tell you what I do is that

00:34:55.713 --> 00:34:57.715
there'll be one week where I fast one

00:34:57.755 --> 00:35:00.275
day for thirty six to forty six hours.

00:35:00.335 --> 00:35:01.355
I'll do that one day a week.

00:35:02.135 --> 00:35:03.096
Then the following week,

00:35:03.255 --> 00:35:05.556
I'll have two days where I just fast

00:35:05.597 --> 00:35:06.496
for twenty four hours.

00:35:06.976 --> 00:35:08.356
And then every other day of the week,

00:35:08.677 --> 00:35:11.038
I'll fast for sixteen hours or more.

00:35:11.811 --> 00:35:13.152
And then there will be one day of

00:35:13.172 --> 00:35:15.572
that week where I'll eat anything I want.

00:35:16.413 --> 00:35:17.373
And when I say anything, y'all,

00:35:17.393 --> 00:35:19.514
I've been taking that way to the extreme.

00:35:20.333 --> 00:35:21.614
It should be within reason.

00:35:22.034 --> 00:35:23.335
So it'll be one day where I don't

00:35:23.355 --> 00:35:24.135
care about a window.

00:35:24.175 --> 00:35:24.554
I don't care.

00:35:24.675 --> 00:35:25.375
I'll eat when I want,

00:35:25.894 --> 00:35:27.675
eat when I want and what I want.

00:35:28.295 --> 00:35:29.856
So that's so a typical day,

00:35:29.896 --> 00:35:31.777
maybe first day of the week.

00:35:31.836 --> 00:35:32.757
Okay, let's, okay.

00:35:33.217 --> 00:35:35.717
Imagine a fast every single day,

00:35:35.898 --> 00:35:37.217
except for two days of the week where

00:35:37.237 --> 00:35:39.418
I do twenty four hours in one day

00:35:39.438 --> 00:35:40.898
where I eat whatever I want all day.

00:35:41.659 --> 00:35:42.579
And then the following week,

00:35:42.659 --> 00:35:44.300
it'll be one day where every day will

00:35:44.320 --> 00:35:45.161
be sixteen hours.

00:35:45.501 --> 00:35:46.802
One day will be thirty six hours.

00:35:46.822 --> 00:35:47.983
And then one day I eat anything I

00:35:48.023 --> 00:35:48.244
want.

00:35:49.164 --> 00:35:50.885
You'll find out that when you do something

00:35:50.945 --> 00:35:52.007
like that, believe it or not,

00:35:52.106 --> 00:35:53.507
once your body is accustomed to that,

00:35:54.168 --> 00:35:55.568
you're going to find out just like Dr.

00:35:55.608 --> 00:35:59.532
Mindy talks about is you want to keep

00:35:59.552 --> 00:36:00.373
your body guessing,

00:36:00.813 --> 00:36:02.313
especially if you're trying to lose weight

00:36:02.333 --> 00:36:03.135
or something like that.

00:36:03.574 --> 00:36:04.876
If you're taking in one meal a day,

00:36:04.896 --> 00:36:06.157
your body's going to adapt to it.

00:36:06.336 --> 00:36:06.978
And, you know,

00:36:06.998 --> 00:36:08.219
you're not going to get any benefits.

00:36:08.699 --> 00:36:09.920
That's why you want to keep it guessing.

00:36:10.735 --> 00:36:12.376
And that's one of the methods you can

00:36:12.416 --> 00:36:12.617
do.

00:36:13.097 --> 00:36:14.257
And then one day a month,

00:36:14.838 --> 00:36:16.338
my personal thing is one day a month,

00:36:16.358 --> 00:36:17.699
I'm going to fast for three days or

00:36:17.760 --> 00:36:17.960
more.

00:36:18.701 --> 00:36:21.302
So yeah, folks,

00:36:21.503 --> 00:36:24.465
it is one awesome healing modality that

00:36:24.485 --> 00:36:26.246
the MDs don't talk about.

00:36:26.867 --> 00:36:27.286
You dig?

00:36:27.947 --> 00:36:29.528
Most of them do not and will never

00:36:29.568 --> 00:36:31.030
tell you about that healing modality.

00:36:31.630 --> 00:36:34.293
It was like Dr. Jason Fung said,

00:36:35.253 --> 00:36:35.472
You know,

00:36:35.492 --> 00:36:37.014
there was only one thing that Jesus,

00:36:37.094 --> 00:36:38.576
Buddha, and Confucius agreed on,

00:36:38.596 --> 00:36:41.298
and that was the benefits of fasting.

00:36:42.099 --> 00:36:43.420
Now, obviously,

00:36:43.460 --> 00:36:45.021
the other two I don't hold a high

00:36:45.061 --> 00:36:45.603
regard for,

00:36:45.643 --> 00:36:47.184
but Jesus is my Lord and Savior.

00:36:48.125 --> 00:36:49.585
And, you know, it's even said in there,

00:36:49.706 --> 00:36:50.646
when you fast,

00:36:50.726 --> 00:36:52.648
it is assumed that you will fast.

00:36:53.610 --> 00:36:54.610
And folks are going to find out that

00:36:54.650 --> 00:36:55.552
you think clearer,

00:36:55.572 --> 00:36:57.112
that your body's able to, you know,

00:36:57.132 --> 00:36:57.873
through autophagy,

00:36:57.893 --> 00:36:59.695
get rid of a whole lot of bad

00:36:59.775 --> 00:37:00.876
cells that shouldn't be in you.

00:37:02.115 --> 00:37:03.717
The whole reason we eat three meals a

00:37:03.757 --> 00:37:05.438
day is because of the Rockefellers.

00:37:06.179 --> 00:37:06.679
And of course,

00:37:06.699 --> 00:37:09.221
it was people like Edward Bernays who

00:37:09.260 --> 00:37:12.121
wrote the book Propaganda that made you

00:37:12.141 --> 00:37:13.422
think that breakfast was the most

00:37:13.483 --> 00:37:14.503
important meal of the day.

00:37:14.603 --> 00:37:15.485
It might very well be,

00:37:15.525 --> 00:37:17.905
but the whole notion of eating three meals

00:37:17.945 --> 00:37:20.128
a day, that was never, ever,

00:37:20.487 --> 00:37:21.327
ever something that,

00:37:21.768 --> 00:37:23.690
that was only something royalty ever did.

00:37:24.731 --> 00:37:25.931
There were times where people would

00:37:25.990 --> 00:37:27.692
probably fast two and three days a week

00:37:27.731 --> 00:37:28.972
or eat every other day.

00:37:29.293 --> 00:37:30.193
That was not uncommon.

00:37:30.333 --> 00:37:31.494
And they were strong as a horse.

00:37:32.358 --> 00:37:32.818
So folks,

00:37:32.838 --> 00:37:34.581
your body is absolutely made for it.

00:37:35.182 --> 00:37:36.625
Don't let anybody tell you opposite.

00:37:36.684 --> 00:37:37.505
I mean, go out there,

00:37:37.567 --> 00:37:39.869
experiment with yourself and find out what

00:37:39.909 --> 00:37:40.510
actually works.

00:37:40.992 --> 00:37:41.733
All right, here's another one.

00:37:41.773 --> 00:37:43.856
Study links kiwi consumption to reduce

00:37:43.896 --> 00:37:45.079
constipation symptoms.

00:37:45.856 --> 00:37:46.056
Yeah,

00:37:46.076 --> 00:37:47.137
I know there's a lot of you out

00:37:47.157 --> 00:37:48.778
there that are clogged up like the Lincoln

00:37:48.818 --> 00:37:49.840
Tunnel at rush hour.

00:37:50.400 --> 00:37:52.362
You certainly weren't clogged up during

00:37:52.422 --> 00:37:54.364
Trump's little state fair thing that he

00:37:54.445 --> 00:37:55.405
had going on here,

00:37:55.746 --> 00:37:56.867
but I think you get the point.

00:37:57.527 --> 00:37:59.489
Kiwi is also really good.

00:37:59.650 --> 00:38:00.951
It's also low glycemic,

00:38:01.512 --> 00:38:03.353
and it's also a really good way for

00:38:03.393 --> 00:38:05.536
you to keep that regularity on point.

00:38:06.036 --> 00:38:07.396
A lot of good stuff there, but

00:38:08.440 --> 00:38:10.621
I'm going as best I can to try

00:38:10.641 --> 00:38:11.842
to eat whatever's in season,

00:38:12.362 --> 00:38:14.764
including things like Kiwi.

00:38:15.003 --> 00:38:16.264
Now,

00:38:16.344 --> 00:38:18.045
I was leaving out of this last weekend,

00:38:18.065 --> 00:38:18.226
man.

00:38:18.266 --> 00:38:19.666
I was walking out of a hardware store.

00:38:20.126 --> 00:38:21.907
Yeah, it was Ace Hardware.

00:38:21.927 --> 00:38:23.789
Walking out of there, and they were like,

00:38:23.829 --> 00:38:25.208
hey, you want some free food over here?

00:38:25.710 --> 00:38:26.789
And I kid you not, the guy says,

00:38:26.809 --> 00:38:27.630
we got watermelon.

00:38:28.449 --> 00:38:29.271
And I just laughed.

00:38:29.331 --> 00:38:30.413
I'm like, really?

00:38:31.094 --> 00:38:32.355
Really, dude?

00:38:32.655 --> 00:38:34.597
Of course, I don't think anything by it.

00:38:34.697 --> 00:38:35.900
And then as soon as I smiled,

00:38:36.260 --> 00:38:38.163
you could see the guys like, oh,

00:38:38.523 --> 00:38:39.485
I might have messed up here.

00:38:39.505 --> 00:38:41.987
And I'm like, dude, forget about it, man.

00:38:42.188 --> 00:38:42.789
I'm just kidding.

00:38:43.128 --> 00:38:44.431
If you knew who you were talking to,

00:38:44.451 --> 00:38:45.291
you would realize...

00:38:46.302 --> 00:38:47.083
I don't drip like that.

00:38:47.123 --> 00:38:49.083
But the point being is I'm trying to

00:38:49.184 --> 00:38:50.764
eat what's in season as best as I

00:38:50.804 --> 00:38:51.423
possibly can.

00:38:51.844 --> 00:38:52.123
You know,

00:38:52.164 --> 00:38:53.384
you want to do like an eighty twenty

00:38:53.403 --> 00:38:54.684
split when it comes to all this stuff.

00:38:54.724 --> 00:38:54.925
Folks,

00:38:54.945 --> 00:38:56.644
I'm not an absolute Nazi when it comes

00:38:56.664 --> 00:38:57.224
to this stuff.

00:38:57.885 --> 00:38:58.565
And in fact,

00:38:58.625 --> 00:38:59.965
there's a couple of days or maybe a

00:39:00.025 --> 00:39:00.565
couple of days.

00:39:00.606 --> 00:39:01.726
I just go off the deep end.

00:39:02.525 --> 00:39:04.606
But I'm trying to be as, you know,

00:39:04.766 --> 00:39:04.945
as.

00:39:06.226 --> 00:39:08.086
As dedicated as I as I possibly can,

00:39:08.126 --> 00:39:09.226
I try to do what's right,

00:39:09.347 --> 00:39:10.567
eighty percent of the time.

00:39:11.166 --> 00:39:12.188
And for the most part, I'm right.

00:39:12.668 --> 00:39:13.947
Here's another little hack I figured out,

00:39:13.987 --> 00:39:14.188
y'all.

00:39:15.204 --> 00:39:16.545
And this, I mean, it applies to me.

00:39:16.606 --> 00:39:18.306
So maybe somebody else might find out as

00:39:18.367 --> 00:39:18.586
well.

00:39:19.228 --> 00:39:21.809
I find out it was Logan that encouraged

00:39:21.849 --> 00:39:23.291
me to increase my DHA.

00:39:23.891 --> 00:39:25.492
And you get that from seafood and you

00:39:25.512 --> 00:39:27.233
get some from lamb and a few other

00:39:27.273 --> 00:39:27.653
sources.

00:39:27.713 --> 00:39:28.954
But by and large,

00:39:28.974 --> 00:39:30.956
you get your biggest piece of it from

00:39:32.197 --> 00:39:35.780
fish and shellfish and stuff like that.

00:39:36.541 --> 00:39:39.001
So here's a little experiment I've been

00:39:39.041 --> 00:39:39.282
doing.

00:39:39.463 --> 00:39:41.284
And this has nothing to do with what

00:39:41.304 --> 00:39:42.045
I've been talking about.

00:39:43.001 --> 00:39:44.302
But I find out that I sleep,

00:39:44.782 --> 00:39:45.061
I think,

00:39:45.121 --> 00:39:48.684
twice as good when my last meal of

00:39:48.704 --> 00:39:51.867
the day is fish, no carbs,

00:39:52.387 --> 00:39:54.349
either just straight up fish like it could

00:39:54.389 --> 00:39:57.490
be herring, which I absolutely love,

00:39:58.110 --> 00:40:00.753
not a big fan of sardines, salmon, yeah,

00:40:00.893 --> 00:40:02.313
I can eat that, my weight in that.

00:40:03.094 --> 00:40:04.295
But I found out that if I eat

00:40:04.355 --> 00:40:07.456
DHA in large portions of it,

00:40:07.838 --> 00:40:08.797
or not large portions,

00:40:08.838 --> 00:40:10.358
but make that my last meal for the

00:40:10.398 --> 00:40:10.599
day,

00:40:11.978 --> 00:40:12.097
Um,

00:40:12.217 --> 00:40:13.900
I find out that I sleep light years

00:40:13.940 --> 00:40:14.260
better.

00:40:15.280 --> 00:40:17.063
So I'm still playing with that to find

00:40:17.123 --> 00:40:17.342
it out.

00:40:17.382 --> 00:40:17.724
But I mean,

00:40:17.744 --> 00:40:19.105
that's something I figured out for myself

00:40:19.425 --> 00:40:21.027
and then zero carbs at that meal.

00:40:21.507 --> 00:40:22.148
So at dinner,

00:40:22.248 --> 00:40:23.789
let's say it's for me at five o'clock,

00:40:23.829 --> 00:40:25.170
I usually eat right before I come on

00:40:25.210 --> 00:40:25.431
here.

00:40:26.010 --> 00:40:27.193
So that'd be my last meal for the

00:40:27.233 --> 00:40:27.472
day.

00:40:27.512 --> 00:40:28.994
Tonight I had a brisket,

00:40:29.735 --> 00:40:32.336
but at least several times a week.

00:40:32.356 --> 00:40:33.237
And I know you got to watch out

00:40:33.257 --> 00:40:34.579
for the mercury and some of this stuff.

00:40:34.820 --> 00:40:34.980
Um,

00:40:35.559 --> 00:40:36.882
But when you get smaller fish,

00:40:36.902 --> 00:40:39.106
you're less likely to get a high mercury

00:40:39.126 --> 00:40:41.731
content because it's not bioaccumulated in

00:40:41.771 --> 00:40:44.637
these smaller fish like it is in things

00:40:44.677 --> 00:40:45.139
like tuna.

00:40:45.918 --> 00:40:46.559
The bigger the fish,

00:40:46.599 --> 00:40:48.699
the more bioaccumulation of the negative

00:40:48.719 --> 00:40:48.960
things.

00:40:49.000 --> 00:40:50.521
So try to eat the small fish.

00:40:50.641 --> 00:40:52.181
Anyway, folks, this is what I found out.

00:40:52.601 --> 00:40:54.963
If I eat a salad,

00:40:56.684 --> 00:40:58.065
make sure there's plenty of fat in that

00:40:58.105 --> 00:40:58.505
salad,

00:40:59.304 --> 00:41:00.626
and then also kick it off with some

00:41:00.646 --> 00:41:00.965
fish.

00:41:01.405 --> 00:41:02.206
Sleep twice is good.

00:41:02.286 --> 00:41:03.347
If anybody else tries it out,

00:41:03.367 --> 00:41:03.726
let me know.

00:41:03.806 --> 00:41:04.907
See how it works out for you.

00:41:05.387 --> 00:41:05.807
But for me,

00:41:05.847 --> 00:41:07.168
it seems to be working like a champ.

00:41:07.728 --> 00:41:08.949
All right, so finally here,

00:41:08.989 --> 00:41:09.929
beyond the pomegranate,

00:41:10.090 --> 00:41:12.010
antioxidant-rich foods that deserve a

00:41:12.070 --> 00:41:13.371
place on your plate.

00:41:14.534 --> 00:41:14.635
Um,

00:41:14.936 --> 00:41:16.177
they're going to tell you a lot about

00:41:16.217 --> 00:41:17.097
what I've talked about,

00:41:17.157 --> 00:41:18.599
talked about for before,

00:41:19.039 --> 00:41:20.240
but I'm talking about it now because a

00:41:20.300 --> 00:41:21.461
lot of these things are in season.

00:41:21.501 --> 00:41:23.905
For example, things like, uh, blueberries,

00:41:23.965 --> 00:41:25.126
I'm still getting currents out there.

00:41:25.146 --> 00:41:26.246
I'm still getting blueberries,

00:41:26.626 --> 00:41:27.447
blackberries,

00:41:28.048 --> 00:41:30.190
anthocyanins in all of these things.

00:41:30.731 --> 00:41:31.311
Strawberries.

00:41:31.351 --> 00:41:31.592
Yeah.

00:41:31.612 --> 00:41:32.592
Like William was talking about,

00:41:32.632 --> 00:41:34.135
you got some June bearing strawberries,

00:41:34.635 --> 00:41:35.956
raspberries are coming around.

00:41:36.737 --> 00:41:37.818
This is that time of year where you

00:41:37.838 --> 00:41:39.420
can get a whole lot of good stuff

00:41:39.480 --> 00:41:39.860
out there.

00:41:40.621 --> 00:41:42.242
So, yeah,

00:41:42.282 --> 00:41:43.684
don't forget about those berries, y'all.

00:41:44.224 --> 00:41:45.344
Especially if you can get them really,

00:41:45.385 --> 00:41:45.945
really local.

00:41:46.485 --> 00:41:48.206
But be careful at these farmer's markets,

00:41:48.246 --> 00:41:48.788
too, folks.

00:41:49.347 --> 00:41:50.429
And the reason I'm saying that,

00:41:51.309 --> 00:41:52.731
I haven't seen it here in Asheville,

00:41:52.751 --> 00:41:53.931
but I'm sure it does happen.

00:41:54.512 --> 00:41:55.753
These people are absolute Nazis.

00:41:55.893 --> 00:41:56.034
I mean,

00:41:56.054 --> 00:41:57.394
they'll be the first one to line up

00:41:57.414 --> 00:41:58.815
to go get a jab,

00:41:59.797 --> 00:42:01.498
but they wouldn't touch a GMO to save

00:42:01.518 --> 00:42:02.079
their lives.

00:42:02.599 --> 00:42:04.119
Explain that one.

00:42:04.221 --> 00:42:04.521
Anyway...

00:42:05.733 --> 00:42:07.375
Just be careful at these farmers' markets

00:42:07.996 --> 00:42:08.976
because there's a lot of them,

00:42:09.556 --> 00:42:11.277
and there's one that I'm suspicious of

00:42:11.338 --> 00:42:13.358
right now in Asheville because the fruit's

00:42:13.398 --> 00:42:14.000
too perfect.

00:42:14.460 --> 00:42:17.782
I know what honest food looks like that

00:42:17.963 --> 00:42:19.603
hasn't been sprayed in junk like that.

00:42:20.143 --> 00:42:21.644
Just because they have it pretty out there

00:42:21.684 --> 00:42:22.206
in the setup,

00:42:22.246 --> 00:42:24.206
look at the boxes they're pulling it out

00:42:24.266 --> 00:42:24.347
of.

00:42:24.847 --> 00:42:26.949
Make sure they're not yanking a, okay,

00:42:27.068 --> 00:42:28.710
you know doggone well they're not growing

00:42:28.750 --> 00:42:30.532
pineapples in western North Carolina.

00:42:31.313 --> 00:42:32.195
So where do they come from?

00:42:32.715 --> 00:42:33.755
And if that's suspect,

00:42:33.775 --> 00:42:35.217
then I know everything else on that table

00:42:35.277 --> 00:42:35.817
is suspect.

00:42:35.836 --> 00:42:37.057
So just be mindful where you get some

00:42:37.097 --> 00:42:37.599
of that stuff.

00:42:38.079 --> 00:42:38.760
All right, with that said,

00:42:38.800 --> 00:42:39.880
we're going to go to my man,

00:42:40.001 --> 00:42:40.641
Eric Sider.

00:42:41.242 --> 00:42:41.342
Hey,

00:42:41.501 --> 00:42:43.443
Eric Sider here with your PimpCast tip of

00:42:43.483 --> 00:42:44.063
the day.

00:42:44.204 --> 00:42:46.585
Today's tip, too obvious to notice.

00:42:47.065 --> 00:42:48.387
I discovered the genius of eating

00:42:48.427 --> 00:42:50.047
watermelon with a spoon the other day.

00:42:50.467 --> 00:42:52.150
This solves most of the issues with eating

00:42:52.190 --> 00:42:53.391
watermelon, in my opinion.

00:42:54.389 --> 00:42:56.150
Either you're tediously cutting it up into

00:42:56.190 --> 00:42:57.251
bite-sized pieces,

00:42:57.713 --> 00:42:59.333
or you have watermelon juice all over your

00:42:59.373 --> 00:42:59.715
face.

00:43:00.536 --> 00:43:01.817
Why have I never thought about this

00:43:01.856 --> 00:43:02.237
before?

00:43:02.538 --> 00:43:04.320
I think sometimes things are so obvious we

00:43:04.360 --> 00:43:05.061
don't even see them.

00:43:06.327 --> 00:43:08.148
I've recently started growing microgreens

00:43:08.188 --> 00:43:09.010
in my worm farm.

00:43:09.309 --> 00:43:11.030
It has been excellent so far, and again,

00:43:11.170 --> 00:43:12.612
why didn't I think about this before?

00:43:13.293 --> 00:43:14.994
It was all inspired by the Permaculture

00:43:15.034 --> 00:43:17.414
Pimps video about growing microgreens in

00:43:17.454 --> 00:43:19.076
between crops and raised beds.

00:43:19.797 --> 00:43:22.018
Heat-tolerant salad greens are few and far

00:43:22.057 --> 00:43:22.539
between,

00:43:22.659 --> 00:43:24.639
but microgreens are harvested early enough

00:43:24.699 --> 00:43:25.981
that the heat doesn't even matter.

00:43:26.920 --> 00:43:28.922
And I had zero interest in the soilless

00:43:29.003 --> 00:43:30.643
microgreen method you see all over

00:43:30.684 --> 00:43:31.164
YouTube.

00:43:31.965 --> 00:43:33.525
And using grow lights when the sun is

00:43:33.545 --> 00:43:35.126
shining just seems stupid to me.

00:43:36.856 --> 00:43:38.358
And I just so happened to have started

00:43:38.398 --> 00:43:40.059
a worm farm and an extra one hundred

00:43:40.079 --> 00:43:42.601
and fifty gallon fabric pot just seemed

00:43:42.621 --> 00:43:44.202
the perfect way to stack functions.

00:43:44.362 --> 00:43:45.983
The worm farm is just sitting there and

00:43:46.023 --> 00:43:47.623
processing, taking up space.

00:43:48.204 --> 00:43:49.905
You need to keep it watered and covered.

00:43:50.266 --> 00:43:52.246
So why not use microgreens as the cover?

00:43:53.268 --> 00:43:54.788
It's working so well, again,

00:43:54.887 --> 00:43:56.449
I feel stupid for not thinking of it

00:43:56.489 --> 00:43:56.809
sooner.

00:43:57.108 --> 00:43:59.289
But sometimes we only get the information

00:43:59.389 --> 00:44:00.369
when we are ready for it.

00:44:01.150 --> 00:44:02.809
And there are an infinite number of ways

00:44:02.829 --> 00:44:05.690
you can set this up and schedule your

00:44:05.871 --> 00:44:09.271
next rotation of seeds and batching and

00:44:09.652 --> 00:44:10.672
consumption levels.

00:44:12.072 --> 00:44:13.452
But one of the best parts is the

00:44:13.492 --> 00:44:15.273
roots you leave behind just become worm

00:44:15.313 --> 00:44:15.612
food.

00:44:17.972 --> 00:44:20.094
And the nutrition should obviously be off

00:44:20.134 --> 00:44:20.594
the charts.

00:44:22.539 --> 00:44:24.302
You can find me on YouTube and Instagram

00:44:24.362 --> 00:44:25.101
at Eric Sider.

00:44:25.121 --> 00:44:26.163
If you're in need of permaculture

00:44:26.202 --> 00:44:26.744
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00:44:27.043 --> 00:44:28.965
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00:44:29.085 --> 00:44:30.907
or remote permaculture consultation and

00:44:30.947 --> 00:44:33.090
design, head over to ericsider.com.

00:44:33.449 --> 00:44:34.771
And for more information on my

00:44:34.831 --> 00:44:36.472
permaculture community group in the

00:44:36.532 --> 00:44:37.574
Sacramento area,

00:44:37.974 --> 00:44:40.436
head over to permaculturefairoaks.org.

00:44:40.932 --> 00:44:42.373
That's my dog right there, y'all.

00:44:42.393 --> 00:44:42.534
Yeah,

00:44:44.215 --> 00:44:45.695
I remember Eric sending me a picture,

00:44:45.715 --> 00:44:47.277
and I think I even talked about it

00:44:47.336 --> 00:44:48.978
on this podcast a little bit back.

00:44:49.898 --> 00:44:51.420
I think he was a little bit inspired

00:44:51.440 --> 00:44:52.940
by one of the video or what made

00:44:52.981 --> 00:44:54.442
him kind of jog his memory a little

00:44:54.461 --> 00:44:56.143
bit was the video that I did of

00:44:56.182 --> 00:44:58.083
growing microgreens down the rows.

00:44:58.724 --> 00:44:59.105
Why?

00:44:59.724 --> 00:45:01.206
For the very reason Eric just talked about

00:45:01.246 --> 00:45:01.467
there.

00:45:01.847 --> 00:45:02.867
You can eat them when they're small.

00:45:02.907 --> 00:45:03.907
You can eat them when they're big.

00:45:04.007 --> 00:45:05.208
I prefer them when they're small because

00:45:05.369 --> 00:45:07.010
it just adds an awesome crunch to a

00:45:07.090 --> 00:45:07.469
salad.

00:45:08.512 --> 00:45:11.521
And when he showed me a video of

00:45:11.561 --> 00:45:12.644
what he, or not a video,

00:45:12.684 --> 00:45:13.869
but a picture of what he did,

00:45:14.568 --> 00:45:14.807
I thought,

00:45:14.827 --> 00:45:16.068
you have got to be kidding me, man.

00:45:16.108 --> 00:45:17.469
This is absolute genius.

00:45:17.969 --> 00:45:19.389
Where half of the worm farm folks,

00:45:19.409 --> 00:45:21.688
just imagine a tub full of worms.

00:45:22.429 --> 00:45:25.030
You grow microgreens on one side, okay?

00:45:25.809 --> 00:45:27.911
Every single thing a worm touches

00:45:27.971 --> 00:45:28.391
improved.

00:45:28.451 --> 00:45:28.690
I mean,

00:45:28.911 --> 00:45:30.911
everything on the inside or the outside of

00:45:30.931 --> 00:45:33.072
a worm is massively improved.

00:45:33.911 --> 00:45:35.052
Eric was like me, man.

00:45:35.092 --> 00:45:35.411
I was like,

00:45:35.431 --> 00:45:36.931
the whole notion of growing something in a

00:45:36.992 --> 00:45:37.811
sterile medium,

00:45:38.373 --> 00:45:39.393
you can tell me it has all this

00:45:39.432 --> 00:45:40.432
nutrition, all you want.

00:45:41.192 --> 00:45:43.552
but I ain't buying it because I know,

00:45:43.833 --> 00:45:44.534
yeah,

00:45:44.554 --> 00:45:46.034
these seeds will sprout and everything.

00:45:46.855 --> 00:45:47.675
And it may, yeah,

00:45:47.715 --> 00:45:49.056
maybe superfood in your eyes,

00:45:49.076 --> 00:45:50.737
but can you imagine what it must be

00:45:50.797 --> 00:45:52.637
like when you have it growing in an

00:45:52.737 --> 00:45:53.478
honest medium?

00:45:54.268 --> 00:45:55.630
I mean, they tasted different to me.

00:45:55.670 --> 00:45:56.791
There is no way I'm going to sit

00:45:56.811 --> 00:45:58.853
here and grow microgreens, like Eric said,

00:45:59.253 --> 00:46:00.474
when the sun's shining anyway.

00:46:01.235 --> 00:46:03.117
So you can eat them as they're growing

00:46:03.217 --> 00:46:05.278
up, and you can constantly cycle through.

00:46:05.298 --> 00:46:07.320
And like he said, you clip them off,

00:46:07.481 --> 00:46:08.561
now all of a sudden you just fed

00:46:08.581 --> 00:46:09.382
the worms over there.

00:46:09.943 --> 00:46:11.523
I mean, win, win, win, win, win.

00:46:12.309 --> 00:46:14.150
So how cool is that?

00:46:14.610 --> 00:46:15.652
So I did it one way,

00:46:15.791 --> 00:46:16.853
Eric improved upon it.

00:46:16.893 --> 00:46:18.253
And then who knows, maybe down the road,

00:46:18.733 --> 00:46:19.954
Eric will come up with another way of

00:46:19.994 --> 00:46:20.775
improving upon it.

00:46:21.255 --> 00:46:22.835
That's how we advance out here, y'all.

00:46:22.876 --> 00:46:24.115
This is how we get rid of the

00:46:24.155 --> 00:46:25.856
grocery store to the extent that we can.

00:46:26.458 --> 00:46:27.197
Even if you bought,

00:46:27.257 --> 00:46:28.639
now think about Eric's idea.

00:46:29.539 --> 00:46:30.460
Even if you were to take what he

00:46:30.500 --> 00:46:34.601
did and you just supplemented your regular

00:46:34.661 --> 00:46:35.902
salad that you had to buy,

00:46:36.003 --> 00:46:37.443
let's say from a store or a farmer's

00:46:37.483 --> 00:46:37.764
market,

00:46:39.713 --> 00:46:41.916
I can't even begin to imagine what the

00:46:41.956 --> 00:46:44.317
nutritional content must be on those micro

00:46:44.356 --> 00:46:44.737
greens.

00:46:45.458 --> 00:46:46.539
Because like I said, I've,

00:46:46.818 --> 00:46:48.159
I've grown them under a light here in

00:46:48.179 --> 00:46:49.460
this, in the room behind me.

00:46:50.061 --> 00:46:50.940
I've done that before.

00:46:51.501 --> 00:46:51.961
Yeah.

00:46:51.981 --> 00:46:53.623
You know, it's, it's okay,

00:46:54.324 --> 00:46:55.063
but I'm telling you what,

00:46:55.264 --> 00:46:57.565
everything about them is light years

00:46:57.606 --> 00:46:59.586
different when they grow outside in an

00:46:59.666 --> 00:47:00.367
honest medium.

00:47:01.108 --> 00:47:01.887
And then if you wanted,

00:47:01.907 --> 00:47:02.469
you could sell them.

00:47:02.528 --> 00:47:04.690
So folks, I think that's a fantastic idea.

00:47:04.730 --> 00:47:06.490
So hat tip as always to my man,

00:47:06.711 --> 00:47:06.931
Eric.

00:47:07.931 --> 00:47:08.612
Wellness Blanket,

00:47:08.632 --> 00:47:10.815
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00:47:10.855 --> 00:47:12.597
Michelle will be hugged up in that thing

00:47:12.617 --> 00:47:13.418
here in a few hours.

00:47:14.097 --> 00:47:14.398
Like I said,

00:47:14.418 --> 00:47:15.579
she's not feeling really well,

00:47:15.619 --> 00:47:17.121
so she may be under that thing right

00:47:17.181 --> 00:47:17.442
now.

00:47:18.123 --> 00:47:18.382
All right.

00:47:18.422 --> 00:47:18.923
So, man,

00:47:19.023 --> 00:47:20.224
let me just hit some of these questions

00:47:20.264 --> 00:47:21.606
over here because I'm seeing stuff I never

00:47:21.646 --> 00:47:22.208
saw before.

00:47:22.728 --> 00:47:24.050
Somebody says, I don't like sardines.

00:47:24.931 --> 00:47:26.592
Hey, Alabama says, I don't like sardines,

00:47:26.612 --> 00:47:27.893
so I mix them with salmon and don't

00:47:27.934 --> 00:47:28.355
taste it.

00:47:29.130 --> 00:47:29.891
Huh?

00:47:29.931 --> 00:47:30.851
Never heard of that, man.

00:47:30.891 --> 00:47:32.072
I might have to give that a shot.

00:47:32.713 --> 00:47:34.574
And then yells may.

00:47:35.394 --> 00:47:36.755
I'm sorry if I got your name wrong.

00:47:37.155 --> 00:47:39.458
I make sardine salad the way the exact

00:47:39.498 --> 00:47:41.059
way you would make tuna salad.

00:47:41.780 --> 00:47:42.260
My family.

00:47:42.661 --> 00:47:44.342
Well, my family's come to prefer it.

00:47:44.681 --> 00:47:45.782
I never even heard of this kind of

00:47:45.802 --> 00:47:46.023
stuff.

00:47:46.043 --> 00:47:47.364
Y'all might shoot.

00:47:47.384 --> 00:47:48.005
Who knows, man?

00:47:48.045 --> 00:47:49.505
I might have get get back in the

00:47:49.545 --> 00:47:51.347
game on this sardine stuff.

00:47:51.967 --> 00:47:52.108
I mean,

00:47:52.168 --> 00:47:53.969
I grew up eating sardines like nobody's

00:47:54.009 --> 00:47:54.389
business.

00:47:56.579 --> 00:47:57.119
I don't know, man.

00:47:57.159 --> 00:47:58.501
I'm just not, man.

00:47:58.561 --> 00:48:00.483
When you eat herring, you know,

00:48:00.523 --> 00:48:01.164
Kipper snacks,

00:48:01.184 --> 00:48:02.186
that's what some people call them.

00:48:02.206 --> 00:48:04.489
Man, when you eat herring, it's like,

00:48:04.548 --> 00:48:06.110
dude, forget a bunch of sardines.

00:48:06.451 --> 00:48:07.972
At least that's how I feel about it.

00:48:08.512 --> 00:48:09.775
Yeah, Amy, I agree with you.

00:48:09.875 --> 00:48:10.675
Eric is a genius.

00:48:10.735 --> 00:48:12.297
I think that is a fantastic idea.

00:48:12.717 --> 00:48:14.039
And then now all you would have to

00:48:14.079 --> 00:48:15.501
do, just going back to Eric's idea.

00:48:16.282 --> 00:48:17.742
if you did nothing but take that tub

00:48:17.943 --> 00:48:19.903
and then take half of it or a

00:48:20.003 --> 00:48:21.244
third of it or a quarter of it,

00:48:21.264 --> 00:48:22.644
you grew micro greens right there.

00:48:23.425 --> 00:48:25.005
And then you clipped them all out.

00:48:25.065 --> 00:48:25.485
You ate them.

00:48:25.925 --> 00:48:27.567
Then you use the next quarter next to

00:48:27.626 --> 00:48:27.706
it.

00:48:28.226 --> 00:48:28.407
Well,

00:48:28.447 --> 00:48:29.987
the worms are eating up the roots on

00:48:30.027 --> 00:48:31.768
those other ones and then so on and

00:48:31.788 --> 00:48:32.128
so forth.

00:48:32.168 --> 00:48:33.228
By the time you get back to the

00:48:33.288 --> 00:48:34.829
other one, I mean, man,

00:48:35.449 --> 00:48:36.168
I just can't even,

00:48:36.289 --> 00:48:37.750
I would love somebody to test that

00:48:37.769 --> 00:48:39.449
probably Eric's on top of it anyway.

00:48:40.311 --> 00:48:40.451
Um,

00:48:41.570 --> 00:48:41.751
Yeah.

00:48:41.771 --> 00:48:41.811
Uh,

00:48:42.452 --> 00:48:44.052
Kyle says I've read that rainbow trout has

00:48:44.092 --> 00:48:45.414
more nutrients than sardines.

00:48:46.054 --> 00:48:47.315
It might, but I'm looking at,

00:48:47.436 --> 00:48:48.818
I'm eating a lot of this stuff because

00:48:48.838 --> 00:48:51.139
of the DHA that it has in it.

00:48:51.159 --> 00:48:51.721
And, um,

00:48:53.112 --> 00:48:54.233
And so rainbow trout,

00:48:54.273 --> 00:48:55.094
which I can get here,

00:48:55.114 --> 00:48:56.094
which I could fish for.

00:48:57.536 --> 00:48:58.338
The good thing is,

00:48:58.378 --> 00:48:59.478
is where do you go to find a

00:48:59.518 --> 00:49:01.101
clean source ever since that hurricane?

00:49:01.121 --> 00:49:02.422
So you're going to have to go higher

00:49:02.461 --> 00:49:03.903
in the mountains and hopefully you can

00:49:04.003 --> 00:49:04.985
have some luck up there.

00:49:05.625 --> 00:49:06.746
Michelle and I have been talking about

00:49:06.786 --> 00:49:07.927
doing it forever in a day because

00:49:07.967 --> 00:49:08.648
honestly, folks,

00:49:09.329 --> 00:49:10.650
I know I grow animals out here and

00:49:10.731 --> 00:49:11.090
I eat them.

00:49:11.860 --> 00:49:13.802
But if it were up to me,

00:49:13.923 --> 00:49:15.887
I would eat fish seven days a week.

00:49:15.907 --> 00:49:17.849
When I came back from Alaska and I

00:49:17.889 --> 00:49:19.853
came back with two hundred pounds of coho

00:49:19.914 --> 00:49:22.257
and Chinook salmon and fifty pounds,

00:49:22.338 --> 00:49:23.900
I think, of halibut.

00:49:24.641 --> 00:49:25.724
When I came back with that,

00:49:27.081 --> 00:49:28.161
I mean, you can ask Michelle.

00:49:28.182 --> 00:49:29.422
I was eating it three or four times

00:49:29.463 --> 00:49:30.864
a week, and it was stuff I caught.

00:49:32.704 --> 00:49:32.885
Yeah,

00:49:32.905 --> 00:49:34.744
can't really do that anymore based on what

00:49:34.784 --> 00:49:35.965
we know about our environment.

00:49:36.005 --> 00:49:37.106
All right, y'all.

00:49:37.146 --> 00:49:38.067
So let me get into it.

00:49:38.086 --> 00:49:39.748
So the best trees to plant before the

00:49:39.768 --> 00:49:40.467
prices go higher.

00:49:40.708 --> 00:49:41.949
Why did I even think about doing this?

00:49:42.648 --> 00:49:43.188
Number one,

00:49:43.489 --> 00:49:44.809
right now ain't the best time to grow

00:49:44.829 --> 00:49:45.110
a tree.

00:49:45.931 --> 00:49:46.690
Although I have.

00:49:46.710 --> 00:49:49.012
There's a couple of pears down there that

00:49:49.052 --> 00:49:50.313
I got on the discount rack.

00:49:50.934 --> 00:49:52.474
Homesteading pastor had talked about it,

00:49:52.494 --> 00:49:54.094
so I never really thought about doing it.

00:49:54.135 --> 00:49:55.016
It was out of season.

00:49:55.476 --> 00:49:56.336
It was a dead of summer,

00:49:56.376 --> 00:49:57.916
so there were two pear trees that I

00:49:57.936 --> 00:49:58.498
brought home.

00:49:59.177 --> 00:50:00.119
Both of them are doing well.

00:50:00.159 --> 00:50:01.418
They're not structured typical.

00:50:01.518 --> 00:50:03.039
You always fight with pears anyway.

00:50:04.880 --> 00:50:06.001
They're not structured great,

00:50:06.461 --> 00:50:08.242
but they were five dollar trees.

00:50:09.382 --> 00:50:10.903
And I'm actually getting pears off of them

00:50:10.923 --> 00:50:11.344
this year.

00:50:12.125 --> 00:50:13.965
So that ain't a bad deal.

00:50:15.284 --> 00:50:16.606
But the reason why I'm talking about it

00:50:16.646 --> 00:50:17.806
right now is so you can start getting

00:50:17.827 --> 00:50:18.126
your head,

00:50:18.266 --> 00:50:19.628
and some of you have got to start

00:50:19.748 --> 00:50:20.809
ordering your trees now,

00:50:21.269 --> 00:50:22.550
especially if you're getting bare roots.

00:50:22.570 --> 00:50:23.711
Let me talk to you about some of

00:50:23.731 --> 00:50:25.452
the nastiness that's going on out here.

00:50:27.094 --> 00:50:27.675
I've seen it.

00:50:28.094 --> 00:50:28.856
Michelle has seen it.

00:50:29.496 --> 00:50:30.757
Here's what they're doing right now,

00:50:30.817 --> 00:50:31.137
folks.

00:50:31.657 --> 00:50:34.800
This is how sleazy some of these nurseries

00:50:34.900 --> 00:50:35.041
are.

00:50:35.101 --> 00:50:35.800
Not all of them,

00:50:36.722 --> 00:50:38.643
but there's a reason why I only endorse

00:50:38.764 --> 00:50:39.063
one of them.

00:50:40.947 --> 00:50:42.887
They're taking bare root trees,

00:50:43.588 --> 00:50:44.829
and they're sticking them in five-gallon

00:50:44.869 --> 00:50:45.228
pots.

00:50:45.248 --> 00:50:47.190
And they're charging last year,

00:50:47.210 --> 00:50:48.110
what was it, eighty bucks?

00:50:48.130 --> 00:50:49.170
I didn't even look at what they're

00:50:49.190 --> 00:50:49.951
charging this year.

00:50:50.911 --> 00:50:52.331
For a bare root that they stuck in

00:50:52.371 --> 00:50:53.253
a five-gallon pot,

00:50:53.353 --> 00:50:55.353
it is the biggest ripoff ever.

00:50:56.273 --> 00:51:00.016
Instead of saying, hey, folks,

00:51:00.155 --> 00:51:02.117
I can't even believe this has been done

00:51:02.157 --> 00:51:02.936
forever in a day.

00:51:03.876 --> 00:51:05.577
But what they're doing now and the prices

00:51:05.617 --> 00:51:06.918
that they're charging at a lot of these

00:51:06.958 --> 00:51:10.139
highfalutin places is absolutely insane.

00:51:11.061 --> 00:51:12.661
So if you're going to order trees,

00:51:12.822 --> 00:51:15.802
the best time, if you're in North America,

00:51:16.443 --> 00:51:17.764
the best time to plant that tree is

00:51:17.824 --> 00:51:18.684
not going to be in the dead of

00:51:18.704 --> 00:51:18.945
summer.

00:51:19.724 --> 00:51:20.346
If it makes it,

00:51:20.365 --> 00:51:21.447
you're going to have to baby that thing

00:51:21.487 --> 00:51:22.288
the whole way,

00:51:22.407 --> 00:51:24.751
unless it's something like a fig that can

00:51:24.791 --> 00:51:25.552
probably take it.

00:51:26.152 --> 00:51:27.173
There's going to be exceptions.

00:51:27.213 --> 00:51:28.114
But by and large,

00:51:28.715 --> 00:51:29.797
you're always going to have the best

00:51:29.836 --> 00:51:32.019
success when you plant a tree in the

00:51:32.039 --> 00:51:32.400
fall.

00:51:33.021 --> 00:51:34.862
Or for some of you in Texas,

00:51:35.463 --> 00:51:36.344
when I say fall,

00:51:36.606 --> 00:51:37.646
it could be the dead of winter.

00:51:38.905 --> 00:51:39.865
And the reason why I'm saying it,

00:51:39.985 --> 00:51:41.146
the best time to plant a tree is

00:51:41.186 --> 00:51:43.608
when the leaves are off of those deciduous

00:51:43.648 --> 00:51:44.009
trees.

00:51:44.869 --> 00:51:46.451
That's because all of the energy is put

00:51:46.490 --> 00:51:49.052
down in this root production.

00:51:49.092 --> 00:51:49.632
There's Dr.

00:51:49.672 --> 00:51:51.313
Carl Whitcomb out of the Oklahoma State

00:51:51.373 --> 00:51:52.494
University that figured out,

00:51:52.514 --> 00:51:54.936
he was the first one to figure out

00:51:54.956 --> 00:51:57.998
that trees will be light years better if

00:51:58.018 --> 00:51:59.960
you can plant them and you're going to

00:51:59.981 --> 00:52:01.041
have to baby them less if you can

00:52:01.081 --> 00:52:02.561
plant them in the fall when the leaves

00:52:02.581 --> 00:52:03.302
first come off.

00:52:03.882 --> 00:52:04.724
Like I said, in Texas,

00:52:04.804 --> 00:52:06.425
it might very well be January before you

00:52:06.445 --> 00:52:07.206
get out there and plant them.

00:52:08.398 --> 00:52:10.119
And the reason for that is they're putting

00:52:10.338 --> 00:52:12.920
all that effort all through the fall and

00:52:12.940 --> 00:52:13.380
the winter.

00:52:14.000 --> 00:52:15.041
Whenever those leaves come off,

00:52:15.061 --> 00:52:16.420
they're putting all that energy in the

00:52:16.460 --> 00:52:16.780
roots.

00:52:17.280 --> 00:52:18.481
So when spring rolls around,

00:52:18.541 --> 00:52:20.021
if you lightly prune them,

00:52:20.521 --> 00:52:23.222
they are going to blow up like nobody's

00:52:23.242 --> 00:52:23.663
business.

00:52:24.182 --> 00:52:25.483
My man, Stefan Subkoviak,

00:52:25.523 --> 00:52:27.824
talks a lot about this.

00:52:28.443 --> 00:52:30.224
So I'm talking about this stuff right now

00:52:30.244 --> 00:52:32.085
in the summer because you might

00:52:32.664 --> 00:52:33.427
To a lot of places,

00:52:33.467 --> 00:52:34.688
if you're wanting to get bare root,

00:52:34.708 --> 00:52:35.851
which is always going to be the best

00:52:35.891 --> 00:52:37.253
way I would plant it,

00:52:37.793 --> 00:52:39.237
because your survivability is going to be

00:52:39.297 --> 00:52:39.938
light years better,

00:52:39.958 --> 00:52:41.501
it's more likely to be adapted to your

00:52:41.581 --> 00:52:43.724
soil than some big tree that you have

00:52:43.744 --> 00:52:45.628
in a pot where the roots are awful.

00:52:46.641 --> 00:52:48.882
Pick the smaller tree every single time

00:52:49.322 --> 00:52:50.143
and you're going to have a better

00:52:50.163 --> 00:52:52.023
survivability and it's going to be better

00:52:52.063 --> 00:52:53.144
adapted to your property.

00:52:53.184 --> 00:52:55.786
So don't be dazzled by this big tree

00:52:55.806 --> 00:52:57.407
that you see in a pot when it

00:52:57.427 --> 00:52:58.327
will be surpassed.

00:52:58.688 --> 00:52:59.608
If it even survives,

00:52:59.648 --> 00:53:01.289
it will be surpassed in no time at

00:53:01.349 --> 00:53:03.550
all from a small little bitty tree that

00:53:03.590 --> 00:53:04.271
you trained up.

00:53:05.039 --> 00:53:07.081
So I'm talking about this now because you

00:53:07.121 --> 00:53:09.623
might need to order your trees and I

00:53:09.643 --> 00:53:11.545
would always get bare root every single

00:53:11.565 --> 00:53:13.047
time if it's at all possible.

00:53:13.887 --> 00:53:15.088
Or you might want to think about getting

00:53:15.108 --> 00:53:16.590
some root stock out there and grafting

00:53:16.610 --> 00:53:17.010
your own.

00:53:17.552 --> 00:53:18.612
Take some of the twigs off of the

00:53:18.632 --> 00:53:19.693
trees you like out there.

00:53:19.733 --> 00:53:20.494
Maybe, you know,

00:53:20.534 --> 00:53:21.655
find a neighbor down the road.

00:53:22.056 --> 00:53:22.215
Hey,

00:53:22.255 --> 00:53:23.577
you mind if I get some scion wood

00:53:23.617 --> 00:53:24.077
off of here?

00:53:24.177 --> 00:53:25.038
And then do your own.

00:53:25.338 --> 00:53:26.260
It's not that hard, y'all.

00:53:26.320 --> 00:53:28.141
Stephanie even teaches you how to do that.

00:53:28.981 --> 00:53:29.161
So

00:53:30.559 --> 00:53:31.400
I'm going to go through some of these

00:53:31.440 --> 00:53:32.762
trees that I think you really ought to

00:53:32.802 --> 00:53:33.021
get,

00:53:33.061 --> 00:53:34.902
especially in light of the times right

00:53:34.943 --> 00:53:35.164
now.

00:53:36.083 --> 00:53:36.804
Right off the bat,

00:53:37.105 --> 00:53:39.987
I'm going to talk about, well,

00:53:40.086 --> 00:53:42.268
let's talk about staple food trees.

00:53:42.289 --> 00:53:42.909
And I'm going to talk about,

00:53:42.949 --> 00:53:43.829
first of all, chestnut.

00:53:44.791 --> 00:53:44.990
Well,

00:53:45.170 --> 00:53:46.753
it's one of the best long-term calorie

00:53:46.773 --> 00:53:48.833
crops and it's going to produce for

00:53:48.873 --> 00:53:49.614
generations.

00:53:50.735 --> 00:53:51.695
I love chestnuts.

00:53:52.777 --> 00:53:55.139
And right beside them,

00:53:55.159 --> 00:53:56.000
I'm going to say apple.

00:53:57.202 --> 00:53:57.461
You know,

00:53:57.601 --> 00:53:59.043
it's coming up at that time of year

00:53:59.063 --> 00:54:00.483
where everything else is dying back.

00:54:00.543 --> 00:54:02.003
You already know my deal on Apple.

00:54:02.043 --> 00:54:04.025
It goes well with savory dishes.

00:54:04.644 --> 00:54:06.085
It goes well with sweet dishes.

00:54:06.945 --> 00:54:08.766
Pear, you know, it's a reliable producer,

00:54:09.047 --> 00:54:10.387
excellent storage potential.

00:54:11.387 --> 00:54:11.527
Well,

00:54:11.568 --> 00:54:12.708
it could be that way for most of

00:54:12.728 --> 00:54:13.409
this stuff here.

00:54:14.469 --> 00:54:15.690
One of the workhorses out there is a

00:54:15.750 --> 00:54:16.250
mulberry.

00:54:17.798 --> 00:54:19.079
And the reason why, folks,

00:54:19.119 --> 00:54:20.641
you can do Bill Mollison one-on-one and

00:54:20.661 --> 00:54:22.262
plant a mulberry above a pond.

00:54:22.603 --> 00:54:23.844
It can feed the fish out there in

00:54:23.864 --> 00:54:25.565
that pond, and it can also feed you.

00:54:26.226 --> 00:54:27.108
And they grow everywhere.

00:54:27.847 --> 00:54:28.626
Can't miss that.

00:54:29.228 --> 00:54:30.588
You know, you got American persimmon,

00:54:30.628 --> 00:54:32.849
pawpaw, peach, plum, cherry, fig.

00:54:33.530 --> 00:54:35.730
You know, some of those are, with figs,

00:54:35.750 --> 00:54:36.271
you're going to have,

00:54:36.331 --> 00:54:37.210
in the colder climates,

00:54:37.251 --> 00:54:38.512
I would kind of overlook that.

00:54:39.311 --> 00:54:40.072
They might grow,

00:54:40.132 --> 00:54:42.313
but getting fruit off of them a lot

00:54:42.353 --> 00:54:44.014
of times ain't necessarily going to be a

00:54:44.074 --> 00:54:44.753
wonderful thing.

00:54:44.813 --> 00:54:46.554
So unless you live in some of the

00:54:46.594 --> 00:54:47.135
lower country,

00:54:47.155 --> 00:54:48.476
if you're in the higher stuff like me,

00:54:49.076 --> 00:54:50.416
it's going to be more ornamental than

00:54:50.496 --> 00:54:50.856
anything.

00:54:51.496 --> 00:54:52.978
So some of the nut trees out there,

00:54:53.538 --> 00:54:57.380
remember folks, in North America,

00:54:58.971 --> 00:55:00.592
The hardest thing to find in nature is

00:55:00.672 --> 00:55:00.992
fat.

00:55:01.614 --> 00:55:02.594
When you're in the tropics,

00:55:03.175 --> 00:55:04.635
one of the easiest things to find in

00:55:04.675 --> 00:55:05.617
nature is fat.

00:55:06.577 --> 00:55:07.798
Now, why am I talking about fat?

00:55:07.838 --> 00:55:09.240
Because it's all about permaculture

00:55:09.360 --> 00:55:11.143
preparedness and practical living.

00:55:11.782 --> 00:55:13.764
For fat, you get nine calories per gram.

00:55:14.144 --> 00:55:17.088
Protein and carbs, you only get four.

00:55:17.248 --> 00:55:17.949
And then your body,

00:55:17.989 --> 00:55:19.329
if it's running on ketones, man,

00:55:19.349 --> 00:55:20.811
you can really make it sing if all

00:55:20.831 --> 00:55:21.592
you've got is fat.

00:55:22.458 --> 00:55:23.938
So think about some of those fat sources

00:55:23.978 --> 00:55:25.541
in nature because it's harder to find up

00:55:25.581 --> 00:55:25.780
here.

00:55:26.340 --> 00:55:27.222
Most of us are going to think you

00:55:27.242 --> 00:55:28.083
just get them from animals,

00:55:28.103 --> 00:55:29.083
but what about the nuts?

00:55:30.505 --> 00:55:31.244
Hazelnuts, I mean,

00:55:31.264 --> 00:55:32.746
it's one of the quickest nut crops out

00:55:32.786 --> 00:55:34.748
there and it doesn't take long to,

00:55:34.889 --> 00:55:36.210
you know, start production.

00:55:37.110 --> 00:55:37.411
You know,

00:55:37.510 --> 00:55:38.751
one of my favorites out there is going

00:55:38.771 --> 00:55:39.492
to be pecan.

00:55:40.172 --> 00:55:43.576
Excellent long-term and, you know, I mean,

00:55:43.775 --> 00:55:45.257
that thing would be grown for generations

00:55:45.317 --> 00:55:45.617
out there.

00:55:46.018 --> 00:55:48.460
Here's my favorite that most people don't

00:55:48.519 --> 00:55:49.240
even want to fool with.

00:55:50.001 --> 00:55:50.681
Black walnut.

00:55:51.672 --> 00:55:52.693
If you ask me if I could only

00:55:52.713 --> 00:55:54.155
have one nut for the rest of my

00:55:54.175 --> 00:55:56.076
life, it would be a black walnut because,

00:55:56.596 --> 00:55:58.918
number one, it has the walnut texture,

00:55:59.677 --> 00:56:01.858
but it has that very, very aromatic,

00:56:02.699 --> 00:56:03.960
flowery kind of taste.

00:56:04.001 --> 00:56:05.260
And most people have never even had a

00:56:05.302 --> 00:56:05.981
black walnut.

00:56:08.103 --> 00:56:09.344
Absolutely my favorite nut,

00:56:09.744 --> 00:56:10.864
and there ain't even a close second.

00:56:10.905 --> 00:56:12.666
Now, it can be allopathic,

00:56:12.706 --> 00:56:13.927
which means you got to be a little

00:56:13.947 --> 00:56:15.507
bit careful about what grows around it.

00:56:17.139 --> 00:56:17.541
Or not,

00:56:18.081 --> 00:56:20.001
because I saw some that seem to produce

00:56:20.043 --> 00:56:21.903
every bit as well around it as at

00:56:21.943 --> 00:56:22.804
Greg Judy's place.

00:56:23.545 --> 00:56:24.246
So, you know,

00:56:24.346 --> 00:56:25.626
you bring the right dog to the hunt,

00:56:25.666 --> 00:56:26.648
maybe that's not a problem.

00:56:27.429 --> 00:56:29.530
You know, hickory, butternut, almond.

00:56:29.610 --> 00:56:30.190
I mean, obviously,

00:56:30.210 --> 00:56:31.371
you want to be in a drier climate

00:56:31.411 --> 00:56:32.092
for something like that,

00:56:32.132 --> 00:56:34.574
more of a Mediterranean climate.

00:56:34.653 --> 00:56:36.115
And then, of course, Chinese chestnut.

00:56:36.735 --> 00:56:36.856
Now,

00:56:36.896 --> 00:56:38.237
let me talk about some of those nitrogen

00:56:38.257 --> 00:56:39.637
fixtures I would think about right now.

00:56:39.657 --> 00:56:41.159
And you shouldn't be paying a fortune for

00:56:41.179 --> 00:56:41.260
them.

00:56:41.280 --> 00:56:41.699
In fact,

00:56:41.719 --> 00:56:43.240
a lot of them you can go get

00:56:43.260 --> 00:56:44.661
from seed out there from a pod,

00:56:45.322 --> 00:56:46.264
like black locust.

00:56:47.175 --> 00:56:49.478
nitrogen fixer probably some of the

00:56:49.518 --> 00:56:51.061
hottest firewood out there that you're

00:56:51.081 --> 00:56:53.083
ever going to find it's one of its

00:56:53.284 --> 00:56:55.367
great virtues is that it doesn't break

00:56:55.407 --> 00:56:57.289
down so you can use it as a

00:56:57.349 --> 00:56:58.630
fence post fence post

00:56:59.487 --> 00:57:00.887
If you got any kind of pollinators out

00:57:00.907 --> 00:57:02.349
there, your bees are going to love it.

00:57:02.909 --> 00:57:04.349
So you got to think about those things.

00:57:04.550 --> 00:57:05.829
Alder, you know, it's fast growing.

00:57:05.869 --> 00:57:06.750
It's a soil builder.

00:57:07.570 --> 00:57:08.311
Honey locust,

00:57:09.010 --> 00:57:10.711
I'm not as big a fan of,

00:57:10.992 --> 00:57:13.672
but it's a good livestock fodder and it's

00:57:13.713 --> 00:57:14.373
good shade.

00:57:14.472 --> 00:57:15.193
But man,

00:57:15.213 --> 00:57:17.273
them spikes are coming out of everywhere

00:57:17.614 --> 00:57:18.313
on those guys.

00:57:19.195 --> 00:57:21.454
I know people have managed to get some

00:57:22.175 --> 00:57:23.135
that aren't as spiky,

00:57:23.175 --> 00:57:24.315
but you want to be thinking about those.

00:57:24.376 --> 00:57:26.297
It is a good nitrogen fixture and the

00:57:26.317 --> 00:57:27.277
bees are going to love it as well.

00:57:27.317 --> 00:57:28.617
And then don't forget about those shrubs.

00:57:29.418 --> 00:57:31.518
Siberian pea shrub, well,

00:57:31.579 --> 00:57:32.900
it has an edible seed in there that

00:57:32.940 --> 00:57:35.081
you can eat and your animals can eat.

00:57:35.940 --> 00:57:37.242
So you might want to think about that

00:57:37.282 --> 00:57:37.621
as well.

00:57:37.702 --> 00:57:38.943
And then plus, remember,

00:57:39.083 --> 00:57:40.804
every one of these nitrogen fixtures,

00:57:40.844 --> 00:57:41.184
folks,

00:57:41.804 --> 00:57:43.744
if you plant them every third tree in

00:57:43.784 --> 00:57:44.664
your row out there,

00:57:45.246 --> 00:57:46.626
not only does it take an atmospheric

00:57:46.686 --> 00:57:49.027
nitrogen putting it down to the soil for

00:57:49.047 --> 00:57:50.407
the benefit of everything else around

00:57:50.447 --> 00:57:50.688
there,

00:57:51.389 --> 00:57:53.429
it's also harboring all of the beneficial

00:57:53.550 --> 00:57:55.791
insects that are going to protect your

00:57:55.990 --> 00:57:57.811
fruit trees and your shrubs and berries

00:57:57.831 --> 00:57:58.411
and everything else.

00:57:59.170 --> 00:57:59.309
I mean,

00:57:59.329 --> 00:58:00.311
it's like the good Lord knew what he

00:58:00.331 --> 00:58:00.690
was doing.

00:58:00.710 --> 00:58:01.311
How about that?

00:58:02.213 --> 00:58:03.853
Let's not forget about the medicinal stuff

00:58:03.893 --> 00:58:04.195
out there.

00:58:04.335 --> 00:58:07.036
Elderberry, willow, serviceberry,

00:58:07.978 --> 00:58:08.898
American crabapple.

00:58:08.958 --> 00:58:09.739
I got some out there.

00:58:09.778 --> 00:58:11.280
It's a good pollinator for pretty much

00:58:11.300 --> 00:58:12.202
every apple out there.

00:58:13.222 --> 00:58:16.125
And depending on where you live,

00:58:16.405 --> 00:58:18.005
I'm going to suggest even Moringa.

00:58:18.806 --> 00:58:20.248
You can eat every part of that tree.

00:58:21.168 --> 00:58:22.349
Massive medicinal stuff.

00:58:22.389 --> 00:58:24.289
I mean, purifies water, you name it.

00:58:24.590 --> 00:58:26.132
It is like the miracle tree if ever

00:58:26.152 --> 00:58:26.851
there was one.

00:58:27.432 --> 00:58:28.693
And I believe William sells it.

00:58:29.494 --> 00:58:30.514
I don't know if it's on Etsy or

00:58:30.554 --> 00:58:30.815
whatever.

00:58:30.835 --> 00:58:32.135
You'll have to go to his website and

00:58:32.155 --> 00:58:34.177
find it or his YouTube channel and find

00:58:34.297 --> 00:58:34.456
out.

00:58:35.237 --> 00:58:37.099
But Moringa, I mean, animals love it.

00:58:37.259 --> 00:58:37.820
You can eat it.

00:58:37.940 --> 00:58:39.300
It's good for you all the way around.

00:58:39.380 --> 00:58:40.360
Medicinal qualities.

00:58:40.822 --> 00:58:42.443
It's like the tree version of comfrey to

00:58:42.483 --> 00:58:42.583
me.

00:58:43.570 --> 00:58:44.990
So we're thinking about those medicinal

00:58:45.030 --> 00:58:47.050
wildlife trees and then timber and legacy

00:58:47.070 --> 00:58:47.291
trees.

00:58:47.331 --> 00:58:47.831
I mean, for me,

00:58:47.851 --> 00:58:48.931
that's not something you got to worry

00:58:48.952 --> 00:58:50.331
about here in this part.

00:58:50.351 --> 00:58:51.952
We got white oak everywhere, but you got,

00:58:52.532 --> 00:58:55.034
you know, you got red oak, white oak,

00:58:55.773 --> 00:58:57.034
you know, tulip poplar.

00:58:57.135 --> 00:58:59.315
I mean, eastern white pine, sugar maple,

00:58:59.376 --> 00:58:59.916
river birch.

00:58:59.936 --> 00:59:01.335
There's a whole gang of stuff out there

00:59:01.356 --> 00:59:02.356
you can be doing right now.

00:59:03.416 --> 00:59:05.239
um in so many different ways celeste thank

00:59:05.259 --> 00:59:07.420
you for the thirteen bucks appreciate your

00:59:07.461 --> 00:59:09.063
content my dad's favorite ice cream was

00:59:09.103 --> 00:59:12.025
black walnut you know what same here and

00:59:12.045 --> 00:59:13.507
you know the doggone thing about it is

00:59:13.628 --> 00:59:15.849
i can't find none of it there's a

00:59:15.869 --> 00:59:17.771
lady that makes ice cream here in town

00:59:17.851 --> 00:59:18.293
my favorite

00:59:19.608 --> 00:59:21.148
And I don't know how many times I

00:59:21.168 --> 00:59:22.590
was asking her, like, could she,

00:59:22.610 --> 00:59:24.190
because she makes these strange flavors

00:59:24.210 --> 00:59:25.452
that I absolutely love.

00:59:25.972 --> 00:59:26.572
And I was like, man,

00:59:26.592 --> 00:59:27.693
I wonder if anybody can make like a

00:59:27.753 --> 00:59:29.353
butter pecan, but out of walnut.

00:59:29.813 --> 00:59:30.815
I don't know if it would work with

00:59:30.855 --> 00:59:31.574
black walnut,

00:59:32.175 --> 00:59:34.177
but that is absolutely positively.

00:59:34.356 --> 00:59:36.318
I've taken it before and I've sprinkled it

00:59:36.378 --> 00:59:38.199
over like vanilla ice cream and just kind

00:59:38.239 --> 00:59:38.300
of,

00:59:38.659 --> 00:59:40.041
or coffee ice cream and mixed it up

00:59:40.061 --> 00:59:40.400
in there.

00:59:41.481 --> 00:59:43.483
But man, I really think people don't,

00:59:43.603 --> 00:59:44.182
folks, I'm telling you,

00:59:44.202 --> 00:59:45.804
you don't know what you're missing when it

00:59:45.864 --> 00:59:47.025
comes to these black walnut trees.

00:59:47.065 --> 00:59:48.065
And let's not forget also,

00:59:48.860 --> 00:59:50.643
Of all the timber out there,

00:59:51.224 --> 00:59:52.606
if you can get a veneer grade of

00:59:52.626 --> 00:59:53.327
black walnut,

00:59:53.407 --> 00:59:55.048
I'm talking like two feet in diameter with

00:59:55.088 --> 00:59:55.550
no metal,

00:59:56.010 --> 00:59:57.813
and it goes straight for twenty feet, man,

00:59:57.833 --> 00:59:59.255
you're looking at a, I don't know,

00:59:59.295 --> 01:00:00.958
back then, I don't know,

01:00:00.998 --> 01:00:01.798
fifteen years ago,

01:00:01.818 --> 01:00:03.521
that was like a five thousand dollar tree.

01:00:04.594 --> 01:00:05.635
I don't even know what you can get

01:00:05.675 --> 01:00:06.456
for it these days.

01:00:06.496 --> 01:00:07.836
I mean, that same tree would probably be,

01:00:08.617 --> 01:00:10.038
I don't know, ten, twenty thousand.

01:00:10.838 --> 01:00:12.360
All those highfalutin stocks out there.

01:00:12.400 --> 01:00:13.460
What do you think that's made out of?

01:00:14.141 --> 01:00:14.782
Black walnut.

01:00:14.862 --> 01:00:15.061
I mean,

01:00:15.121 --> 01:00:16.844
it's one of the most prized trees out

01:00:16.884 --> 01:00:17.204
there.

01:00:17.764 --> 01:00:18.644
It's not number one.

01:00:18.684 --> 01:00:19.365
It's number two.

01:00:20.166 --> 01:00:21.688
And it's a real close fight out there.

01:00:21.728 --> 01:00:23.548
So black walnut in so many different ways.

01:00:24.289 --> 01:00:25.490
And then plus, honestly,

01:00:25.530 --> 01:00:27.693
the hulls on those will give you another

01:00:27.713 --> 01:00:29.014
little trick that other folks don't know

01:00:29.034 --> 01:00:29.253
about.

01:00:30.094 --> 01:00:31.856
You can take the husks on those black

01:00:31.876 --> 01:00:32.215
walnuts.

01:00:32.235 --> 01:00:34.038
They're pests to a whole lot of people

01:00:34.077 --> 01:00:34.478
out there.

01:00:34.998 --> 01:00:36.780
It's like this black ink that comes off

01:00:36.820 --> 01:00:37.041
of them.

01:00:37.661 --> 01:00:39.123
If you ever found yourself in a bind

01:00:39.143 --> 01:00:40.945
and you needed some worms to go fishing

01:00:40.985 --> 01:00:42.967
with, take a bunch of those husks,

01:00:43.429 --> 01:00:44.349
put them in a bag,

01:00:45.251 --> 01:00:46.751
put them in a five-gallon bucket of water,

01:00:46.771 --> 01:00:47.753
or just put them in a bucket of

01:00:47.793 --> 01:00:48.034
water

01:00:49.036 --> 01:00:50.215
Mix it up in there and then pour

01:00:50.235 --> 01:00:51.637
it on the ground and watch what happens.

01:00:51.657 --> 01:00:53.556
If there's any worms in those soils,

01:00:53.577 --> 01:00:55.137
they're going to come flying out of the

01:00:55.177 --> 01:00:56.858
ground like something out of an Alfred

01:00:56.898 --> 01:00:58.257
Hitchcock movie.

01:00:58.297 --> 01:00:58.757
I'm telling you,

01:00:58.797 --> 01:01:00.079
you ain't never seen nothing like it.

01:01:00.978 --> 01:01:04.280
Or this might allegedly be illegal in

01:01:04.360 --> 01:01:05.000
every state.

01:01:06.260 --> 01:01:07.760
I might have allegedly even done it.

01:01:08.521 --> 01:01:09.721
You could take an old onion bag,

01:01:09.760 --> 01:01:10.981
put a bunch of those husks in there

01:01:11.001 --> 01:01:11.981
from black walnuts,

01:01:12.661 --> 01:01:13.981
stick it out in a body of water

01:01:14.181 --> 01:01:15.222
with a string attached to it,

01:01:15.262 --> 01:01:16.143
throw it out in there,

01:01:16.922 --> 01:01:17.902
and then watch what happens.

01:01:18.775 --> 01:01:19.876
Now, allegedly,

01:01:19.916 --> 01:01:21.536
you might have a whole bunch of fish

01:01:21.637 --> 01:01:23.217
that are shocked and they rise to the

01:01:23.257 --> 01:01:24.378
surface.

01:01:24.398 --> 01:01:25.780
You could pull them in with a butterfly

01:01:25.840 --> 01:01:26.079
net.

01:01:27.240 --> 01:01:28.161
Deadly serious.

01:01:29.282 --> 01:01:30.922
And it shocks them.

01:01:30.943 --> 01:01:31.623
It doesn't kill them.

01:01:32.963 --> 01:01:33.885
Well, the truth is,

01:01:34.606 --> 01:01:36.327
I allegedly wasn't sticking around to wait

01:01:36.347 --> 01:01:38.327
for the option because I was like, okay,

01:01:38.347 --> 01:01:39.568
I got to see if this really works.

01:01:40.228 --> 01:01:42.130
So right there at Lake Jeanette over at

01:01:42.510 --> 01:01:44.012
the lake at Leavenworth, Kansas,

01:01:45.293 --> 01:01:46.353
near the VA hospital.

01:01:47.094 --> 01:01:48.474
Anybody seeing all those fish floating

01:01:48.514 --> 01:01:48.835
over there?

01:01:48.875 --> 01:01:49.135
Yeah.

01:01:49.195 --> 01:01:50.996
Yours truly was responsible for that one.

01:01:51.576 --> 01:01:53.496
So, um, yeah, apparently they'll,

01:01:53.536 --> 01:01:54.777
they'll come back around, you know,

01:01:54.936 --> 01:01:56.498
they just be shocked for a little while,

01:01:57.177 --> 01:01:58.818
but it is highly, highly,

01:01:58.918 --> 01:02:01.641
highly illegal in just about every state

01:02:01.681 --> 01:02:01.981
out there.

01:02:02.021 --> 01:02:03.001
And most people don't know that,

01:02:03.041 --> 01:02:06.242
but you may find yourself in a position

01:02:06.382 --> 01:02:07.862
here in the near future where you don't

01:02:07.902 --> 01:02:09.463
necessarily care about what the laws are

01:02:09.483 --> 01:02:10.605
because you've got to do some feet.

01:02:10.664 --> 01:02:12.065
You got to do some eating folks.

01:02:12.105 --> 01:02:13.445
I kid you not black Walnut.

01:02:14.184 --> 01:02:15.704
will blow your mind if you take those

01:02:15.744 --> 01:02:16.065
husks.

01:02:16.085 --> 01:02:16.525
Like I said,

01:02:16.545 --> 01:02:17.465
stick them in an onion bag,

01:02:17.485 --> 01:02:18.146
put a rope on them,

01:02:18.586 --> 01:02:19.768
throw them out in a body of water,

01:02:19.807 --> 01:02:21.648
and watch what happens.

01:02:21.889 --> 01:02:22.789
You ain't going to believe it.

01:02:24.699 --> 01:02:25.420
Um, our fish and worms,

01:02:25.820 --> 01:02:26.601
you ain't going to believe it.

01:02:26.641 --> 01:02:27.322
So yeah,

01:02:27.362 --> 01:02:28.603
these are those survival things that

01:02:28.643 --> 01:02:29.224
great, great,

01:02:29.284 --> 01:02:31.646
great grandparents know about that a lot

01:02:31.666 --> 01:02:33.309
of us don't longer know about these days.

01:02:33.369 --> 01:02:36.231
So, um, yeah, it's always some, yeah.

01:02:36.271 --> 01:02:37.733
Seabury is a great nitrogen fixer.

01:02:37.994 --> 01:02:39.375
Mary Jane, thank you so much.

01:02:40.516 --> 01:02:41.737
Saskatoon and Juneberry.

01:02:41.757 --> 01:02:41.978
Yeah.

01:02:42.057 --> 01:02:42.237
I mean,

01:02:42.257 --> 01:02:44.019
there's some excellent options out there.

01:02:44.981 --> 01:02:46.342
And some really cool tricks out there.

01:02:46.402 --> 01:02:47.402
So, look, folks,

01:02:47.442 --> 01:02:48.643
I want to thank everybody for checking us

01:02:48.742 --> 01:02:48.862
out.

01:02:49.003 --> 01:02:50.784
William will be back around with us next

01:02:50.824 --> 01:02:51.063
time.

01:02:51.123 --> 01:02:53.226
I think I've got to interview this

01:02:53.306 --> 01:02:54.925
Wednesday with a gentleman who's going to

01:02:54.947 --> 01:02:56.547
be telling you all about some mushrooms

01:02:56.987 --> 01:02:58.407
and some products that I'm actually trying

01:02:58.487 --> 01:02:59.889
out right now, taking them for a really,

01:02:59.929 --> 01:03:00.949
really good test drive.

01:03:01.469 --> 01:03:02.710
All right, y'all, I want to thank you.

01:03:02.891 --> 01:03:03.630
Oh, somebody's asking,

01:03:03.650 --> 01:03:04.992
when are you moving to El Salvador?

01:03:05.452 --> 01:03:07.152
Not sure I am moving to El Salvador.

01:03:07.753 --> 01:03:08.514
Like I said, folks,

01:03:08.693 --> 01:03:10.295
I zig when everybody else is zagging.

01:03:11.320 --> 01:03:13.601
So there might be a conversation about

01:03:13.641 --> 01:03:14.581
that in the near future.

01:03:15.222 --> 01:03:16.103
I may or may not.

01:03:16.184 --> 01:03:17.324
I don't know where I don't feel the

01:03:17.364 --> 01:03:18.385
Lord pulling me there.

01:03:19.286 --> 01:03:21.086
And every time I make a decision,

01:03:21.146 --> 01:03:23.409
a stupid decision where I'm not doing what

01:03:23.429 --> 01:03:24.048
the Lord told me,

01:03:24.409 --> 01:03:25.650
one hundred percent of the time I come

01:03:25.670 --> 01:03:26.150
to regret it.

01:03:27.170 --> 01:03:28.592
And I think I'm wise enough at this

01:03:28.632 --> 01:03:30.932
point where I think I've kind of learned

01:03:31.072 --> 01:03:31.992
enough of those lessons.

01:03:32.052 --> 01:03:33.454
I think I'm ready to start listening.

01:03:34.313 --> 01:03:36.255
So right now, I don't necessarily have a,

01:03:37.976 --> 01:03:39.255
you know, it may be a plan B.

01:03:39.376 --> 01:03:39.835
I don't know.

01:03:40.556 --> 01:03:41.356
I really don't know.

01:03:42.617 --> 01:03:43.038
Right now,

01:03:43.077 --> 01:03:44.117
there are some other things that I'm

01:03:44.157 --> 01:03:44.719
considering.

01:03:44.778 --> 01:03:47.239
And I have the benefit of knowing some

01:03:47.260 --> 01:03:48.659
people that are very much in the know

01:03:48.699 --> 01:03:49.960
of a lot of what's going on right

01:03:50.021 --> 01:03:50.181
now.

01:03:50.951 --> 01:03:51.972
So I'm kind of getting with some of

01:03:51.992 --> 01:03:52.693
these other people,

01:03:52.753 --> 01:03:54.153
and I'm just weighing everything out.

01:03:54.193 --> 01:03:55.655
So, you know,

01:03:55.695 --> 01:03:56.956
looking to see what's going to work and

01:03:57.096 --> 01:03:58.117
looking to see what won't.

01:03:58.697 --> 01:03:59.137
All right, y'all.

01:03:59.177 --> 01:04:00.659
I want to thank everybody out there for

01:04:00.699 --> 01:04:01.500
checking us out.

01:04:01.960 --> 01:04:02.340
Like I said,

01:04:02.360 --> 01:04:03.722
William will be here next time out.

01:04:04.222 --> 01:04:05.523
I want to thank everybody in the chat.

01:04:06.103 --> 01:04:06.744
Thank you, everybody,

01:04:06.764 --> 01:04:07.525
for all your support.

01:04:07.565 --> 01:04:08.985
If you're listening to us online,

01:04:09.286 --> 01:04:10.086
give us a review.

01:04:10.228 --> 01:04:10.947
Five stars.

01:04:10.967 --> 01:04:11.889
You know what time it is.

01:04:12.289 --> 01:04:13.170
Until next time,

01:04:13.190 --> 01:04:14.992
stay alert and stay alive.

01:04:17.130 --> 01:04:18.512
Let the ideas unfold.

01:04:18.791 --> 01:04:23.092
I'm grooving with the truth, truth, truth.

01:04:23.112 --> 01:04:25.454
Feeling that just boop, boop, boop.

01:04:25.954 --> 01:04:27.434
We've got the answers,

01:04:27.653 --> 01:04:29.355
all we need to do.

01:04:31.094 --> 01:04:33.295
Listen to the earth, they've got us all.

01:04:37.251 --> 01:04:37.692
See the change.

01:04:37.711 --> 01:04:38.632
Watch the world spin.

01:04:39.052 --> 01:04:41.655
From the smallest sprout to the harmony

01:04:41.695 --> 01:04:42.596
begin.

01:04:42.856 --> 01:04:45.798
In the cycle of life where the magic's

01:04:45.818 --> 01:04:46.860
alive.

01:04:47.059 --> 01:04:48.581
Turn it to the beat.

01:04:48.621 --> 01:04:50.983
Feel the fire and thrive.

01:04:51.844 --> 01:04:55.887
So much wisdom in this song.