WEBVTT 00:00:02.185 --> 00:00:06.046 In the dark, I play my dreams. 00:00:06.086 --> 00:00:06.846 Firm approach, 00:00:06.966 --> 00:00:09.567 it flows like sweet springs. 00:00:09.827 --> 00:00:14.208 I'm the daddy, but the no, I'll see. 00:00:14.247 --> 00:00:15.448 Green in the world, 00:00:15.489 --> 00:00:18.030 like it's meant to be. 00:00:18.309 --> 00:00:21.971 I'm a coach, a B-I-O-V, I'm the king. 00:00:22.330 --> 00:00:25.611 Back to loving everything. 00:00:26.332 --> 00:00:29.832 Bringing change, making it last. 00:00:34.296 --> 00:00:36.698 Welcome to episode four seventy of the 00:00:36.737 --> 00:00:39.319 Permaculture Pimpcast where pimp stands 00:00:39.359 --> 00:00:41.518 for permaculture is my passion. 00:00:42.000 --> 00:00:44.460 The only pimpcast on this earth that 00:00:44.481 --> 00:00:46.740 discusses permaculture, preparedness, 00:00:46.801 --> 00:00:48.561 practical living and sometimes 00:00:48.621 --> 00:00:49.421 prostitutes. 00:00:57.344 --> 00:00:57.645 Well, 00:00:57.704 --> 00:00:59.826 good to be here with y'all on this 00:00:59.905 --> 00:01:00.506 Thursday. 00:01:00.627 --> 00:01:02.106 Man, where did this week go? 00:01:02.466 --> 00:01:03.567 Oh, my goodness. 00:01:03.607 --> 00:01:05.349 It must be lost in all the raindrops 00:01:05.429 --> 00:01:05.849 out there. 00:01:06.588 --> 00:01:07.168 All righty. 00:01:07.228 --> 00:01:08.629 This episode, as always, 00:01:08.670 --> 00:01:09.930 brought to you by the Sovereign Health 00:01:09.971 --> 00:01:10.290 Summit. 00:01:10.790 --> 00:01:12.531 That's going to be October twenty seven 00:01:12.552 --> 00:01:13.611 through the thirty first. 00:01:14.052 --> 00:01:15.612 That's going to be in Harmony, 00:01:15.673 --> 00:01:16.393 North Carolina. 00:01:16.472 --> 00:01:18.034 And if you want to be there virtually, 00:01:18.073 --> 00:01:19.415 we got that option as well. 00:01:19.974 --> 00:01:23.656 TPC Tango Papa Charlie will get you five 00:01:23.695 --> 00:01:24.557 percent off. 00:01:25.216 --> 00:01:25.516 Also, 00:01:25.617 --> 00:01:29.000 MyRedLight.com had Jonathan Otto on the 00:01:29.040 --> 00:01:29.379 other day. 00:01:29.400 --> 00:01:29.700 And, folks, 00:01:29.719 --> 00:01:32.182 you may be noticing when I have people 00:01:32.221 --> 00:01:34.743 that come on with a medical bent, 00:01:35.385 --> 00:01:38.587 I'm saving those interviews primarily only 00:01:38.647 --> 00:01:41.308 for Rumble and also the PimpCast channel 00:01:41.328 --> 00:01:42.329 that we have on YouTube, 00:01:42.769 --> 00:01:44.572 if we still have that channel on YouTube. 00:01:45.111 --> 00:01:46.972 So there's a reason for that. 00:01:47.933 --> 00:01:49.534 And folks, 00:01:49.614 --> 00:01:51.296 every single time we get somebody on here 00:01:51.316 --> 00:01:52.777 that talks about anything of a medical 00:01:52.816 --> 00:01:54.117 nature, bam, 00:01:54.337 --> 00:01:56.097 we get a week or two weeks suspension. 00:01:56.177 --> 00:01:58.358 I'm not even sure how many times they've 00:01:58.418 --> 00:01:58.700 actually, 00:01:58.739 --> 00:02:00.079 I'm surprised they even got a channel at 00:02:00.120 --> 00:02:01.400 this point, to be honest with you, 00:02:01.421 --> 00:02:03.341 because it's becoming that crazy. 00:02:03.962 --> 00:02:06.423 And I also found out when I was 00:02:06.463 --> 00:02:08.444 talking to Dr. Ruby, Dr. Jane Ruby, 00:02:08.485 --> 00:02:10.925 I was on her show yesterday or the, 00:02:11.165 --> 00:02:12.186 no, it was on Tuesday. 00:02:12.747 --> 00:02:13.586 I was on her show, 00:02:13.606 --> 00:02:15.207 but it went out on her Rumble channel. 00:02:15.668 --> 00:02:16.649 I want to say yesterday. 00:02:17.528 --> 00:02:19.911 And with some of the stuff she was 00:02:19.950 --> 00:02:22.052 telling me, it made a bunch of different. 00:02:22.532 --> 00:02:23.033 I mean, folks, 00:02:23.074 --> 00:02:24.395 if you haven't listened to the interview I 00:02:24.414 --> 00:02:26.097 did with Dr. Ruby, I'll have her back. 00:02:26.137 --> 00:02:27.897 But you want to go check that out 00:02:28.658 --> 00:02:31.100 because she quite literally knows where 00:02:31.121 --> 00:02:32.301 all the bodies are buried. 00:02:32.762 --> 00:02:34.163 And there ain't no way on earth I'd 00:02:34.223 --> 00:02:35.705 ever get away with that interview on 00:02:35.745 --> 00:02:36.185 YouTube. 00:02:36.205 --> 00:02:38.927 So I highly suggest everybody check out at 00:02:39.008 --> 00:02:41.129 least the audio thing or check it out. 00:02:42.939 --> 00:02:43.441 But anyway, 00:02:43.760 --> 00:02:45.080 a number of things that she told me 00:02:45.140 --> 00:02:47.962 off the record made me realize all of 00:02:47.983 --> 00:02:50.183 a sudden why I got booted off for 00:02:50.223 --> 00:02:53.284 two weeks when I talked to Barbara 00:02:53.305 --> 00:02:54.225 O'Neill, who, by the way, 00:02:54.246 --> 00:02:55.325 is going to be at the Sovereign Health 00:02:55.346 --> 00:02:55.586 Summit. 00:02:56.286 --> 00:02:58.347 And also when I had Jonathan Otto on. 00:02:58.668 --> 00:03:00.268 Also when I had the guy on talking 00:03:00.307 --> 00:03:04.129 about certain seeds, apricot seeds. 00:03:05.009 --> 00:03:05.971 I don't even know if I can say 00:03:06.010 --> 00:03:06.550 that on here. 00:03:06.751 --> 00:03:08.111 It's become that crazy, y'all. 00:03:08.961 --> 00:03:09.342 Anyway, 00:03:09.622 --> 00:03:11.485 talking to her gave me a better 00:03:11.525 --> 00:03:14.247 understanding as to why I got booted every 00:03:14.266 --> 00:03:15.489 time I talked to those people. 00:03:16.248 --> 00:03:18.091 And what they brought up is a hundred 00:03:18.110 --> 00:03:19.573 and eighty degrees out of phase. 00:03:19.992 --> 00:03:20.413 And actually, 00:03:20.433 --> 00:03:21.835 there's a number of other people that also 00:03:21.875 --> 00:03:22.836 made it all come into view. 00:03:23.296 --> 00:03:24.457 I'm hoping to be able to do a 00:03:24.497 --> 00:03:25.519 show in the near future. 00:03:26.788 --> 00:03:29.510 talking more specifically about why they 00:03:29.570 --> 00:03:31.651 don't want you to know what some of 00:03:31.671 --> 00:03:32.612 these people are bringing up. 00:03:32.633 --> 00:03:33.753 And I mean, for crying out loud, 00:03:33.813 --> 00:03:36.776 Barbara brought up an element on the 00:03:36.816 --> 00:03:39.177 periodic table and what it might do to 00:03:39.217 --> 00:03:39.657 help you. 00:03:40.358 --> 00:03:42.300 But when you know about what's going on 00:03:42.319 --> 00:03:45.521 with glyphosate and what it does to the 00:03:45.562 --> 00:03:48.623 body and the things, remember folks, 00:03:48.644 --> 00:03:51.026 glyphosate was used as an industrial 00:03:51.066 --> 00:03:52.787 cleaner to remove bacteria 00:03:54.406 --> 00:03:54.686 you know, 00:03:54.866 --> 00:03:56.608 all those forever chemicals out there, 00:03:56.647 --> 00:03:57.669 that's what it was meant to do. 00:03:58.449 --> 00:03:59.710 So you got to start asking yourself, 00:03:59.729 --> 00:04:01.270 what is it doing to the human body? 00:04:02.252 --> 00:04:03.854 And you can kind of, 00:04:03.993 --> 00:04:05.895 if you look through what Barbara said and 00:04:05.914 --> 00:04:07.235 what Jonathan Otto said, 00:04:07.877 --> 00:04:09.217 now all of a sudden it should all 00:04:09.258 --> 00:04:11.539 come together because what they were 00:04:11.580 --> 00:04:13.441 talking about was an antidote to a certain 00:04:13.480 --> 00:04:14.322 extent to what 00:04:15.497 --> 00:04:15.758 Yeah, 00:04:15.818 --> 00:04:17.658 I better leave it right there because 00:04:17.678 --> 00:04:19.180 they'll just go ahead and bomb me out 00:04:19.199 --> 00:04:19.740 for that too. 00:04:19.759 --> 00:04:21.740 I want to thank everybody in the house 00:04:21.841 --> 00:04:22.440 as usual. 00:04:22.480 --> 00:04:22.680 Man, 00:04:22.701 --> 00:04:24.482 we got some of the usual suspects over 00:04:24.502 --> 00:04:24.762 here. 00:04:24.802 --> 00:04:30.264 Got Andy, Professor Raz, Andrea, Nancy. 00:04:31.045 --> 00:04:31.485 Oh, yeah, 00:04:31.504 --> 00:04:32.586 and I'm sure I'm missing a couple of 00:04:32.605 --> 00:04:33.105 people in there. 00:04:33.146 --> 00:04:33.805 But, hey, 00:04:33.865 --> 00:04:35.086 glad to have you on board today. 00:04:35.107 --> 00:04:36.408 I'm going to talk about some stuff that's 00:04:36.468 --> 00:04:37.348 kind of important. 00:04:37.968 --> 00:04:38.348 All right, 00:04:38.689 --> 00:04:40.509 so my friends from Hacks from the 00:04:40.528 --> 00:04:42.089 Homestead just showed up this week. 00:04:42.569 --> 00:04:43.271 It was on Monday. 00:04:43.971 --> 00:04:46.172 They're on a nationwide tour doing a 00:04:46.293 --> 00:04:47.812 number of things, some of it really, 00:04:47.853 --> 00:04:48.413 really cool. 00:04:49.473 --> 00:04:51.315 They left that Kentucky Sustainable Living 00:04:51.336 --> 00:04:53.177 thing and then, you know, came over here. 00:04:54.369 --> 00:04:56.230 And they were off to another thing as 00:04:56.290 --> 00:04:56.490 well. 00:04:56.511 --> 00:04:57.312 But, man, 00:04:57.331 --> 00:04:58.612 it's always a joy to be around old 00:04:58.653 --> 00:05:00.153 friends because, you know, 00:05:00.194 --> 00:05:02.255 they despise you for who you really are. 00:05:03.216 --> 00:05:04.637 And so, you know, 00:05:04.658 --> 00:05:05.619 it was cool to be able to hang 00:05:05.678 --> 00:05:06.620 out with them for a day. 00:05:07.180 --> 00:05:08.100 And you always, you know, 00:05:08.120 --> 00:05:09.062 when you have friends by, man, 00:05:09.081 --> 00:05:10.463 you always wish you had more time. 00:05:10.502 --> 00:05:11.783 And it's like when you go to these 00:05:11.803 --> 00:05:12.264 festivals. 00:05:12.305 --> 00:05:13.805 It's exactly the same thing. 00:05:14.487 --> 00:05:15.867 But anyway, yeah, 00:05:15.908 --> 00:05:18.189 we were talking about some plans possibly 00:05:18.230 --> 00:05:19.932 for the future if we can somehow stay 00:05:19.951 --> 00:05:20.932 out of World War III. 00:05:21.850 --> 00:05:24.011 And maybe we'll let everybody know about 00:05:24.050 --> 00:05:24.992 that when the time is right. 00:05:25.411 --> 00:05:25.612 All right, 00:05:25.651 --> 00:05:27.372 so some other things going on around here. 00:05:28.673 --> 00:05:30.233 Trying to do some weed eating, but folks, 00:05:30.254 --> 00:05:32.555 we are being covered up with rain. 00:05:33.254 --> 00:05:34.696 And I know a lot of people out 00:05:34.716 --> 00:05:36.177 there right now would love to be in 00:05:36.216 --> 00:05:37.817 my position because a lot of people are 00:05:37.836 --> 00:05:39.298 in drought, especially out west. 00:05:40.218 --> 00:05:41.918 And we are just getting covered up, 00:05:41.959 --> 00:05:42.779 covered up, covered up. 00:05:42.819 --> 00:05:44.439 I'm wondering now if the French Broad 00:05:44.480 --> 00:05:45.661 River is jumping its banks. 00:05:46.281 --> 00:05:47.581 So it's getting kind of crazy out here 00:05:47.601 --> 00:05:47.982 with the rain, 00:05:48.021 --> 00:05:49.283 but it's kind of putting a damper on 00:05:49.302 --> 00:05:50.043 the weed eating situation. 00:05:50.500 --> 00:05:51.882 When I'm done with the program here, 00:05:51.942 --> 00:05:53.262 I'm hoping to get out there and get 00:05:53.463 --> 00:05:55.122 at least, you know, some of it done. 00:05:55.903 --> 00:05:57.024 And for those that are wondering, 00:05:57.064 --> 00:05:58.725 I'm weed eating basically this Chinese 00:05:58.785 --> 00:06:00.906 silvergrass that the government brought 00:06:00.966 --> 00:06:01.107 in. 00:06:01.146 --> 00:06:01.427 You know, 00:06:01.447 --> 00:06:03.187 the government that loves you so much. 00:06:03.708 --> 00:06:03.887 Yeah, 00:06:03.908 --> 00:06:06.028 they brought it all in here and they 00:06:06.048 --> 00:06:07.310 put it along the highways. 00:06:07.790 --> 00:06:08.831 And where did it end up? 00:06:09.271 --> 00:06:10.350 Out in every farmer's field. 00:06:10.411 --> 00:06:12.512 And most of these guys and gals around 00:06:12.552 --> 00:06:13.812 here have no idea what to do with 00:06:13.853 --> 00:06:13.952 it. 00:06:14.492 --> 00:06:14.634 Well, 00:06:14.653 --> 00:06:16.113 we have an effective way of dealing with 00:06:16.153 --> 00:06:16.233 it. 00:06:16.254 --> 00:06:17.334 Michelle came up with it. 00:06:18.009 --> 00:06:19.031 And, you know, 00:06:19.091 --> 00:06:20.632 part of it does involve a little bit 00:06:20.673 --> 00:06:22.613 of elbow work at first. 00:06:22.634 --> 00:06:24.456 All right. 00:06:24.495 --> 00:06:25.716 So other things out here, 00:06:25.857 --> 00:06:28.240 we've got we harvested some of the 00:06:28.279 --> 00:06:29.701 potatoes up here and Michelle's 00:06:29.821 --> 00:06:31.362 immediately putting in other things. 00:06:31.382 --> 00:06:32.302 I think she's going to try to get 00:06:32.343 --> 00:06:33.144 more beans out of it. 00:06:34.084 --> 00:06:35.286 And we're going to be doing a number 00:06:35.305 --> 00:06:36.387 of other things out there. 00:06:36.466 --> 00:06:38.048 So, yeah, we're making that transition. 00:06:38.069 --> 00:06:38.928 We'll film it on there. 00:06:39.009 --> 00:06:39.389 And, folks, 00:06:39.430 --> 00:06:41.011 I'm going back to that same exact thing 00:06:41.050 --> 00:06:41.651 I did before. 00:06:42.833 --> 00:06:43.494 I mean, good night. 00:06:43.533 --> 00:06:44.714 We just, we have, okay, 00:06:44.735 --> 00:06:45.975 it's hot in the news right now. 00:06:46.596 --> 00:06:48.038 Everybody's heard about this lettuce 00:06:48.399 --> 00:06:50.581 that's coming up from Mexico and people 00:06:50.600 --> 00:06:51.822 are getting sick left and right. 00:06:51.882 --> 00:06:53.184 You want to know why they're getting sick? 00:06:53.603 --> 00:06:55.245 Because in a lot of those fields down 00:06:55.266 --> 00:06:56.067 there in Mexico, 00:06:56.908 --> 00:06:59.189 the conditions are so Spartan that they 00:06:59.209 --> 00:07:01.031 don't exactly have port-a-johns out there. 00:07:01.072 --> 00:07:02.293 So people are doing what they do, 00:07:02.613 --> 00:07:04.014 you know, their business out in the field. 00:07:05.021 --> 00:07:06.721 And it's winding up on some of this 00:07:06.781 --> 00:07:07.161 lettuce. 00:07:07.843 --> 00:07:09.062 And people are getting sick. 00:07:09.723 --> 00:07:10.543 Now, I've talked before. 00:07:10.564 --> 00:07:11.785 You can go ahead and buy that stuff. 00:07:11.944 --> 00:07:12.165 I mean, 00:07:12.504 --> 00:07:13.966 you're crazy to buy that bag stuff. 00:07:14.045 --> 00:07:15.247 I don't care where they say it came 00:07:15.286 --> 00:07:15.507 from. 00:07:16.747 --> 00:07:18.108 If you can avoid it at all, 00:07:18.348 --> 00:07:18.809 avoid it. 00:07:19.970 --> 00:07:20.910 Or you can do what I'm going to 00:07:20.949 --> 00:07:21.110 do. 00:07:21.771 --> 00:07:21.930 Now, 00:07:21.971 --> 00:07:23.771 Michelle's planting two rows of beans out 00:07:23.791 --> 00:07:24.872 here in one of these four by eight 00:07:24.911 --> 00:07:25.252 beds. 00:07:26.021 --> 00:07:26.781 You know what I'm going to do? 00:07:26.802 --> 00:07:28.545 I'm going to do the same exact thing 00:07:28.586 --> 00:07:29.286 I did last time. 00:07:29.307 --> 00:07:30.649 And I'm going to do more videos about 00:07:30.689 --> 00:07:32.432 it and show everybody what I'm talking 00:07:32.452 --> 00:07:32.632 about. 00:07:32.973 --> 00:07:36.339 Take some inexpensive micro green seeds 00:07:36.459 --> 00:07:37.923 and put it in between the rows. 00:07:38.791 --> 00:07:40.612 Now, as those beans are coming up, 00:07:41.093 --> 00:07:42.595 the growth of those microgreens are 00:07:42.834 --> 00:07:45.096 absolutely positively gonna outgrow 00:07:45.336 --> 00:07:46.858 everything you could possibly put in 00:07:46.877 --> 00:07:48.399 there, even weeds. 00:07:48.899 --> 00:07:51.461 Those guys will come on like gangbusters. 00:07:52.041 --> 00:07:52.822 Well, what do you do? 00:07:53.382 --> 00:07:54.363 You give them a haircut, 00:07:54.423 --> 00:07:55.725 make your salads out of that. 00:07:56.206 --> 00:07:57.947 It's ten times more nutritious, 00:07:57.987 --> 00:07:59.608 and Eric Sider even talked about it a 00:07:59.648 --> 00:08:00.168 great deal. 00:08:00.668 --> 00:08:01.350 Instead of doing it, 00:08:01.410 --> 00:08:02.170 and I've said it before, 00:08:02.189 --> 00:08:03.151 but I'll say it again for all the 00:08:03.190 --> 00:08:03.651 new people, 00:08:04.012 --> 00:08:05.273 instead of growing this stuff in this 00:08:05.512 --> 00:08:06.293 inert medium, 00:08:07.233 --> 00:08:08.435 Even in that position, 00:08:08.454 --> 00:08:09.975 you're still getting something that's very 00:08:10.055 --> 00:08:10.875 nutrient dense. 00:08:11.475 --> 00:08:13.617 How much more nutrient dense do you think 00:08:13.656 --> 00:08:15.317 it's going to be when it's growing in 00:08:15.358 --> 00:08:16.858 my biocomplete compost? 00:08:17.838 --> 00:08:18.718 See what I'm talking about? 00:08:18.738 --> 00:08:22.021 I mean, you can't even compare the two. 00:08:22.641 --> 00:08:23.980 So that's exactly what I'm going to do. 00:08:24.021 --> 00:08:25.341 And I'm going to hopefully do a video 00:08:25.401 --> 00:08:25.721 on that. 00:08:26.221 --> 00:08:27.523 And I'm going to keep putting it out 00:08:27.562 --> 00:08:29.423 there because honestly, 00:08:29.444 --> 00:08:30.744 there's a reason why I'm doing the show 00:08:30.764 --> 00:08:31.685 like I am today, folks. 00:08:31.704 --> 00:08:32.664 And I'll come to that here in a 00:08:32.705 --> 00:08:32.945 minute. 00:08:33.546 --> 00:08:35.385 But we're all going to need some serious 00:08:35.466 --> 00:08:35.907 ways. 00:08:36.746 --> 00:08:37.947 to be able to put food on the 00:08:37.967 --> 00:08:40.308 table that doesn't require going to the 00:08:40.369 --> 00:08:40.789 store. 00:08:41.389 --> 00:08:41.809 And plus, 00:08:41.889 --> 00:08:43.652 it's going to be light years better for 00:08:43.692 --> 00:08:43.831 you. 00:08:44.471 --> 00:08:46.293 I am dead, dead serious about that. 00:08:46.352 --> 00:08:48.173 So keep an eye out for that. 00:08:48.875 --> 00:08:49.274 All right. 00:08:49.394 --> 00:08:51.176 So let's see what else I got. 00:08:51.395 --> 00:08:52.017 Oh, yeah. 00:08:52.076 --> 00:08:54.357 So I had Dr. Will and Dr. 00:08:54.398 --> 00:08:55.399 Presser on last night. 00:08:55.418 --> 00:08:55.839 And of course, 00:08:55.899 --> 00:08:57.299 that was not one that YouTube would 00:08:57.340 --> 00:08:58.681 probably let slip by. 00:08:59.341 --> 00:08:59.621 I don't know. 00:08:59.642 --> 00:09:00.142 Maybe I did. 00:09:00.282 --> 00:09:00.701 I put it on. 00:09:00.982 --> 00:09:01.743 I don't know if I did it on 00:09:01.763 --> 00:09:02.504 this channel or not. 00:09:02.563 --> 00:09:03.323 I don't think I did. 00:09:03.803 --> 00:09:05.765 It may have been on the PimpCast channel. 00:09:06.744 --> 00:09:07.063 Anyway, 00:09:07.784 --> 00:09:10.005 we're juggling so many balls out here when 00:09:10.046 --> 00:09:11.605 it comes to these programs as to what 00:09:11.645 --> 00:09:14.687 we can and can't say that sometimes it's 00:09:14.707 --> 00:09:16.688 a little bit touch and go as to 00:09:16.749 --> 00:09:18.009 whether or not I can get away with 00:09:18.028 --> 00:09:18.109 it. 00:09:18.629 --> 00:09:19.870 But anyway, I interviewed Dr. 00:09:19.909 --> 00:09:23.672 Will and he had the numbers on that 00:09:23.792 --> 00:09:26.133 device that I had from Dr. Presser. 00:09:27.057 --> 00:09:29.097 And that DPE, Defense of Planet Earth, 00:09:29.118 --> 00:09:29.719 that's what it is. 00:09:29.798 --> 00:09:31.820 I got the DPE Agriculture X. 00:09:32.519 --> 00:09:34.822 And I went ahead and bought the DPE 00:09:35.182 --> 00:09:36.903 Shield, which is a larger model. 00:09:37.844 --> 00:09:39.163 And the numbers that Dr. 00:09:39.183 --> 00:09:41.605 Will pulled up after two months were 00:09:41.645 --> 00:09:42.907 nothing short of astonishing. 00:09:43.966 --> 00:09:45.807 Nothing short of astonishing. 00:09:45.847 --> 00:09:46.889 If you haven't seen that, 00:09:47.028 --> 00:09:48.649 I highly suggest you go back and do 00:09:48.690 --> 00:09:48.789 it. 00:09:49.309 --> 00:09:50.471 But one of the things I was talking 00:09:50.490 --> 00:09:51.412 about during that program 00:09:52.491 --> 00:09:56.034 was the pollinators are on steroids around 00:09:56.075 --> 00:09:56.495 here, folks. 00:09:56.696 --> 00:09:58.177 I don't even know how I can possibly 00:09:58.216 --> 00:09:58.576 film it. 00:09:59.217 --> 00:10:00.859 How do you film a bunch of pollinators 00:10:00.899 --> 00:10:01.480 flying around? 00:10:01.840 --> 00:10:02.480 I don't know. 00:10:02.541 --> 00:10:02.740 I mean, 00:10:02.780 --> 00:10:03.961 I don't know that the camera's even going 00:10:03.981 --> 00:10:04.923 to pick it up or if it's going 00:10:04.942 --> 00:10:05.543 to make sense. 00:10:06.062 --> 00:10:07.745 But I've never seen anything like this. 00:10:08.785 --> 00:10:10.167 When I say it's on another level, y'all, 00:10:10.307 --> 00:10:13.009 I mean I've never seen anything like this, 00:10:13.089 --> 00:10:14.431 and I don't see it anywhere else. 00:10:15.173 --> 00:10:16.875 so that could be your canary in the 00:10:16.914 --> 00:10:19.134 coal mine i mean the bees are so 00:10:19.355 --> 00:10:21.115 incredibly productive right now michelle 00:10:21.135 --> 00:10:22.736 had to throw more supers on top of 00:10:22.756 --> 00:10:25.136 them so those guys are off and running 00:10:25.197 --> 00:10:27.138 i'll be putting on some pollen man it's 00:10:27.158 --> 00:10:28.719 a double-edged sword to do it but i'm 00:10:28.739 --> 00:10:30.099 going to start collecting their pollen 00:10:30.119 --> 00:10:31.239 hopefully if i get a day where it's 00:10:31.259 --> 00:10:33.700 not raining i'll put those pollen traps on 00:10:33.720 --> 00:10:35.780 the front of these hives and start 00:10:35.821 --> 00:10:37.380 catching their pollen on the way in that 00:10:37.441 --> 00:10:38.682 is my multivitamin y'all 00:10:39.322 --> 00:10:40.602 And it's part of the protocol that I'm 00:10:40.643 --> 00:10:41.222 working right now. 00:10:41.243 --> 00:10:42.543 I'll cover that in a second as well. 00:10:43.144 --> 00:10:43.544 But anyway, 00:10:43.664 --> 00:10:45.306 lots and lots of rain out there. 00:10:45.566 --> 00:10:47.287 And hopefully, you know, 00:10:47.307 --> 00:10:48.888 we can work in between the raindrops and 00:10:48.908 --> 00:10:50.288 get these guys used to these pollen 00:10:50.308 --> 00:10:50.769 collectors. 00:10:51.489 --> 00:10:51.668 You know, 00:10:51.688 --> 00:10:52.929 I just put it on one or two 00:10:52.970 --> 00:10:54.370 of them last year and I had enough 00:10:54.390 --> 00:10:55.991 to get me about halfway through the year. 00:10:56.471 --> 00:10:58.573 I need to get considerably more this year. 00:10:59.014 --> 00:10:59.514 And then, of course, 00:10:59.553 --> 00:11:00.674 I'll collect it and freeze dry it. 00:11:02.405 --> 00:11:04.667 Had a friend call me up, Steve, 00:11:05.528 --> 00:11:07.708 and I don't know how much I should 00:11:07.730 --> 00:11:08.529 tell about him, 00:11:08.570 --> 00:11:10.270 but he and his wife are just fantastic. 00:11:10.291 --> 00:11:11.451 They got a milking operation. 00:11:11.471 --> 00:11:12.732 They got a cattle operation. 00:11:13.153 --> 00:11:14.173 Homeschool their kids. 00:11:14.234 --> 00:11:14.474 Man, 00:11:14.494 --> 00:11:16.316 these guys are the salt of the earth. 00:11:17.076 --> 00:11:18.317 Wonderful, fantastic people, 00:11:18.356 --> 00:11:20.719 and they supply our cheese, 00:11:21.779 --> 00:11:23.080 which is fantastic, by the way. 00:11:24.221 --> 00:11:25.621 Anyway, Steve called up, and he was like, 00:11:25.642 --> 00:11:26.743 man, we got this kudzu. 00:11:27.583 --> 00:11:28.845 You know anything that'll eat it up? 00:11:29.664 --> 00:11:30.886 And personally, I haven't done it, 00:11:30.907 --> 00:11:32.409 but I figured I'd talk about it here 00:11:34.253 --> 00:11:35.735 because I would almost certainly bet that 00:11:35.774 --> 00:11:37.096 a number of other people are dealing with 00:11:37.136 --> 00:11:37.238 it. 00:11:37.938 --> 00:11:38.440 Look, y'all, 00:11:38.799 --> 00:11:41.945 pigs will absolutely wipe out the kudzu. 00:11:42.927 --> 00:11:44.447 I haven't personally done it because I 00:11:44.467 --> 00:11:45.528 haven't had a kudzu problem, 00:11:45.548 --> 00:11:46.990 but I know lots of people that have. 00:11:47.750 --> 00:11:49.351 So if you're having a kudzu problem, 00:11:49.412 --> 00:11:51.092 remember the permaculture way of thinking 00:11:51.113 --> 00:11:53.134 about it, you don't have a kudzu problem. 00:11:53.154 --> 00:11:54.475 You got a lack of pig problem. 00:11:55.155 --> 00:11:56.317 So that, you know, 00:11:56.356 --> 00:11:57.798 for anybody out there thinking, okay, 00:11:57.837 --> 00:11:58.938 what do I do with this stuff? 00:11:59.479 --> 00:12:00.519 You know, just roll with it. 00:12:00.940 --> 00:12:01.880 That's how you deal with it. 00:12:02.280 --> 00:12:03.282 And that's how we deal with every 00:12:03.361 --> 00:12:04.503 so-called problem out there. 00:12:04.543 --> 00:12:06.543 We find something that'll eat or put into 00:12:06.583 --> 00:12:08.785 balance, whatever that problem is. 00:12:09.206 --> 00:12:10.366 And there's always something out there 00:12:10.386 --> 00:12:10.868 that will do it. 00:12:11.577 --> 00:12:11.937 All right. 00:12:12.557 --> 00:12:13.958 So I'm going to cover this last one, 00:12:14.038 --> 00:12:15.479 but I got to be a little bit 00:12:15.519 --> 00:12:16.960 gingerly about how I do it. 00:12:18.341 --> 00:12:19.860 Everybody knows it's been listening to 00:12:19.900 --> 00:12:21.522 this podcast for any period of time, 00:12:21.601 --> 00:12:23.822 knows that I've been down this rabbit 00:12:23.863 --> 00:12:24.202 hole. 00:12:25.342 --> 00:12:27.063 And you name the program, 00:12:27.083 --> 00:12:29.384 you name the whether it's fasting, 00:12:29.445 --> 00:12:31.285 whether it's grounding, 00:12:31.405 --> 00:12:33.186 whether it's pulse electric magnetic 00:12:33.245 --> 00:12:34.427 fields, whether it's this, 00:12:34.466 --> 00:12:35.226 whether it's that, folks, 00:12:35.386 --> 00:12:36.388 I can't even tell you how many of 00:12:36.408 --> 00:12:37.008 them I've tried. 00:12:38.124 --> 00:12:41.046 And I'm going to kind of let everybody 00:12:41.066 --> 00:12:41.745 know what I'm doing. 00:12:42.807 --> 00:12:45.207 I am trying to discover what I call 00:12:45.908 --> 00:12:49.510 a unified field theory of health that a 00:12:51.331 --> 00:12:52.692 gets rid of all the toxins from our 00:12:52.732 --> 00:12:55.073 body and B can kind of make us 00:12:55.193 --> 00:12:56.815 impervious to anything that happens. 00:12:57.916 --> 00:12:58.836 I've been seeing this. 00:12:58.875 --> 00:12:59.336 Look, y'all, 00:12:59.416 --> 00:13:00.956 I've been wrong about a lot of things, 00:13:00.996 --> 00:13:02.577 but I've been right about a lot more, 00:13:03.198 --> 00:13:03.999 whole lot more. 00:13:04.919 --> 00:13:05.039 Um, 00:13:07.015 --> 00:13:09.236 I'm thinking, like Shakespeare said, 00:13:09.317 --> 00:13:11.097 now is the winter of our discontent in 00:13:11.138 --> 00:13:12.437 Richard III. 00:13:12.498 --> 00:13:12.778 Well, 00:13:13.578 --> 00:13:15.019 I got a feeling with what's going on 00:13:15.038 --> 00:13:15.480 right now, 00:13:15.519 --> 00:13:16.700 and I'm going to read a post that 00:13:16.720 --> 00:13:17.760 kind of sums it up here in a 00:13:17.801 --> 00:13:18.061 minute. 00:13:20.302 --> 00:13:21.501 With all the things that are going on 00:13:21.542 --> 00:13:22.182 right now, folks, 00:13:23.163 --> 00:13:24.523 they're dropping poison from the sky. 00:13:24.543 --> 00:13:25.344 It's in your food. 00:13:25.403 --> 00:13:26.104 It's everywhere. 00:13:26.163 --> 00:13:28.965 I'm working on a unified field theory of 00:13:29.245 --> 00:13:30.426 all the best protocols. 00:13:30.466 --> 00:13:30.905 In fact, 00:13:30.946 --> 00:13:33.746 what I'm doing is exactly what we did 00:13:33.886 --> 00:13:35.268 out there in our food forests and our 00:13:35.388 --> 00:13:35.727 orchards. 00:13:36.552 --> 00:13:37.493 Let me explain it that way, 00:13:37.513 --> 00:13:38.594 and then I'll get into this. 00:13:39.453 --> 00:13:40.974 What we did out there is we trained 00:13:40.994 --> 00:13:42.934 with the very, very best in the world. 00:13:43.414 --> 00:13:45.255 We would send myself, Michelle, 00:13:45.596 --> 00:13:49.596 or William to whomever that person was to 00:13:49.677 --> 00:13:51.096 learn, and we would take turns. 00:13:51.857 --> 00:13:53.357 And then when that person would get back, 00:13:53.378 --> 00:13:54.798 they would disseminate the information 00:13:54.839 --> 00:13:55.859 between the rest of us. 00:13:56.599 --> 00:13:57.719 So that's what we did for a long, 00:13:57.759 --> 00:13:58.259 long time. 00:13:58.700 --> 00:14:00.000 Where a lot of people put money into 00:14:00.059 --> 00:14:00.799 summer vacations, 00:14:00.840 --> 00:14:02.260 we put it into education. 00:14:03.158 --> 00:14:04.458 not kidding here and i'm not i'm not 00:14:04.499 --> 00:14:06.020 bragging i'm just saying that's how we did 00:14:06.061 --> 00:14:07.802 it as a family because we all can't 00:14:07.841 --> 00:14:10.445 go so we send an emissary back up 00:14:10.644 --> 00:14:12.767 back out and then you learn it twice 00:14:12.787 --> 00:14:14.727 when you teach it so we all learn 00:14:14.748 --> 00:14:18.991 when we teach the rest of us anyway 00:14:19.011 --> 00:14:20.452 what we did in the orchards and the 00:14:20.472 --> 00:14:22.014 food force out there is that we've 00:14:22.054 --> 00:14:25.817 combined the very very best of people like 00:14:25.878 --> 00:14:28.581 stefan subkoviak people like jeff lawton 00:14:29.041 --> 00:14:29.841 bill mullison 00:14:30.649 --> 00:14:30.989 you know, 00:14:31.090 --> 00:14:32.871 mom and pop people that I've had the 00:14:32.892 --> 00:14:34.494 luxury or the, not the luxury, 00:14:34.533 --> 00:14:35.934 but the honor of being able to train 00:14:35.975 --> 00:14:37.957 with and a number of others out there. 00:14:37.998 --> 00:14:39.479 So we've come up with a design and 00:14:39.499 --> 00:14:40.179 we've talked about it. 00:14:40.200 --> 00:14:41.302 We even did a video about it a 00:14:41.341 --> 00:14:43.724 while back that the design that we have 00:14:43.744 --> 00:14:45.326 for our orchards and our food for us, 00:14:46.856 --> 00:14:48.697 There isn't one thing that's original to 00:14:48.817 --> 00:14:49.798 us, not one thing. 00:14:50.597 --> 00:14:51.258 All we did, 00:14:51.278 --> 00:14:53.198 and we made this publicly known, 00:14:53.719 --> 00:14:55.940 is cut and paste the very best of 00:14:56.159 --> 00:14:58.179 everybody out there in terms of 00:14:58.360 --> 00:14:58.821 orcharding. 00:14:59.321 --> 00:15:00.660 I mean, we're talking Mark Shepard, 00:15:00.681 --> 00:15:01.100 you name it. 00:15:01.321 --> 00:15:03.461 Every single bit of all those people, 00:15:04.001 --> 00:15:05.903 we combined into what we called a pimp 00:15:05.942 --> 00:15:06.342 system. 00:15:07.442 --> 00:15:09.823 And that is precisely what we did. 00:15:09.864 --> 00:15:12.725 So if there was anything original about 00:15:12.804 --> 00:15:13.745 any of what we did, 00:15:15.068 --> 00:15:17.110 it might have been well i think maybe 00:15:17.129 --> 00:15:18.610 the cardboard trick i might have come up 00:15:18.811 --> 00:15:21.273 with that i think i did anyway anyway 00:15:21.312 --> 00:15:24.654 the cardboard trick or i'm pretty sure i 00:15:24.674 --> 00:15:25.875 came up with that maybe i didn't maybe 00:15:25.894 --> 00:15:27.076 i got it from stephan i'm not sure 00:15:27.115 --> 00:15:29.677 but it really doesn't matter the one area 00:15:29.717 --> 00:15:31.639 where i know we were original was 00:15:31.698 --> 00:15:33.440 combining all of these different 00:15:33.480 --> 00:15:36.442 techniques as long as one technique 00:15:37.245 --> 00:15:39.407 didn't interfere with all the others so if 00:15:39.427 --> 00:15:41.528 they were all positive we could take all 00:15:41.548 --> 00:15:42.950 those positive things and put it in the 00:15:42.990 --> 00:15:45.552 system that absolutely positively works 00:15:45.591 --> 00:15:48.033 like nothing else out there in my view 00:15:48.153 --> 00:15:50.275 it works better than any single person's 00:15:50.336 --> 00:15:50.736 system 00:15:51.996 --> 00:15:53.197 And we put it all together. 00:15:53.638 --> 00:15:55.177 So that's exactly what I'm working on with 00:15:55.238 --> 00:15:55.538 health. 00:15:56.097 --> 00:15:57.639 I'm trying all of these different 00:15:57.678 --> 00:15:58.318 protocols, 00:15:59.038 --> 00:16:02.700 all these different systems to come up 00:16:02.740 --> 00:16:04.841 with what I think is a unified field 00:16:04.880 --> 00:16:05.301 theory, 00:16:05.921 --> 00:16:06.981 at least the best I can do it. 00:16:07.101 --> 00:16:08.581 And folks, you're thinking, okay, well, 00:16:08.601 --> 00:16:09.861 you're not a medical professional. 00:16:10.442 --> 00:16:10.702 Huh. 00:16:11.423 --> 00:16:12.523 Or you're not a historian. 00:16:12.543 --> 00:16:13.102 You're not this. 00:16:13.143 --> 00:16:13.744 You're not that. 00:16:14.303 --> 00:16:15.203 Well, I got news for you. 00:16:16.397 --> 00:16:18.639 needle has been moved bigger in my life 00:16:19.139 --> 00:16:22.783 by citizen scientists than anybody out 00:16:22.802 --> 00:16:24.323 there with so-called credentials and i 00:16:24.344 --> 00:16:26.446 mean the biggest moves ever in my life 00:16:26.947 --> 00:16:29.349 have come from people that had a problem 00:16:29.989 --> 00:16:32.991 and solved it there on their own and 00:16:33.011 --> 00:16:36.695 that's exactly what i'm doing here is you 00:16:36.715 --> 00:16:37.816 know people look at michelle and they 00:16:37.836 --> 00:16:40.097 think my goodness man she's in fantastic 00:16:40.138 --> 00:16:40.519 shape 00:16:41.243 --> 00:16:41.982 Well, she is. 00:16:42.602 --> 00:16:45.063 But what you don't see is all the 00:16:45.124 --> 00:16:46.583 other things that she has to deal with 00:16:46.624 --> 00:16:48.804 and work through despite all that. 00:16:48.884 --> 00:16:50.105 And none of it is her fault. 00:16:51.466 --> 00:16:52.245 And, you know, 00:16:52.285 --> 00:16:53.265 people might think the same. 00:16:53.385 --> 00:16:53.446 Oh, 00:16:53.466 --> 00:16:55.006 this is a fifty six year old dude 00:16:55.267 --> 00:16:56.246 or almost fifty six. 00:16:57.206 --> 00:16:58.087 And, you know, 00:16:58.748 --> 00:17:00.028 I did that thing a couple of years 00:17:00.067 --> 00:17:00.847 ago with my shirt off. 00:17:00.888 --> 00:17:02.009 It was more of a joke or any 00:17:02.469 --> 00:17:03.249 more than anything. 00:17:03.749 --> 00:17:05.450 But I got all these positive comments out 00:17:05.490 --> 00:17:07.150 of there and thinking, oh, man, 00:17:07.170 --> 00:17:08.470 you look good for your age or whatever, 00:17:08.529 --> 00:17:10.211 you know, whatever. 00:17:10.911 --> 00:17:12.271 The point being is I want to feel 00:17:12.311 --> 00:17:13.133 good for my age. 00:17:13.732 --> 00:17:15.454 And with all that they're doing right now, 00:17:16.015 --> 00:17:18.416 I'm enlisting the help and I'm putting so 00:17:18.436 --> 00:17:19.478 much work into this, folks. 00:17:19.778 --> 00:17:20.920 I can't even begin to tell you how 00:17:20.980 --> 00:17:21.259 much. 00:17:21.859 --> 00:17:22.421 And right now, 00:17:22.580 --> 00:17:23.682 one of the things I'm trying out, 00:17:23.701 --> 00:17:24.903 Michelle and I are both doing it. 00:17:25.323 --> 00:17:27.184 It's called the Root Cause Protocol. 00:17:28.046 --> 00:17:28.266 So 00:17:30.422 --> 00:17:31.522 going to do the very same thing so 00:17:31.542 --> 00:17:32.784 i'm going to cut and paste the very 00:17:32.824 --> 00:17:34.965 best from jack cruz which i do every 00:17:35.006 --> 00:17:37.728 single day he's been you know a massive 00:17:37.768 --> 00:17:40.088 inspiration in so many different ways that 00:17:40.148 --> 00:17:41.770 isn't to say that he doesn't have blind 00:17:41.790 --> 00:17:43.511 spots either things that he doesn't see 00:17:44.532 --> 00:17:46.054 and that's the same you know the same 00:17:46.074 --> 00:17:47.454 thing i described with all the other 00:17:47.474 --> 00:17:48.836 people out there that were inspirations 00:17:48.875 --> 00:17:51.298 for orchards and everything else well the 00:17:51.337 --> 00:17:52.959 same thing applies to this medical thing 00:17:53.720 --> 00:17:55.901 if i want to i work in a 00:17:56.020 --> 00:17:56.340 very 00:17:57.423 --> 00:18:00.548 tough environment it's not flat you ain't 00:18:00.568 --> 00:18:02.653 driving no all-terrain vehicle through 00:18:02.673 --> 00:18:03.615 this i got to do it all by 00:18:03.654 --> 00:18:05.438 hand and if i want to do this 00:18:05.478 --> 00:18:08.202 into my eighties i'm gonna have to have 00:18:08.443 --> 00:18:09.826 a pretty good engine in this car you 00:18:09.846 --> 00:18:10.007 know 00:18:11.314 --> 00:18:12.253 And so that's exactly, 00:18:12.314 --> 00:18:14.474 that was my motivation to think about, 00:18:14.535 --> 00:18:16.316 man, how do I push through this? 00:18:16.336 --> 00:18:17.155 How do I do this? 00:18:17.596 --> 00:18:19.897 I'm only getting older and these hills 00:18:19.958 --> 00:18:20.978 ain't getting no smaller. 00:18:21.557 --> 00:18:22.378 So how do I do it? 00:18:22.439 --> 00:18:22.778 And folks, 00:18:22.798 --> 00:18:24.419 that's exactly what I'm working on when I 00:18:24.459 --> 00:18:25.700 finally get something worked out. 00:18:25.720 --> 00:18:28.080 And I'm hoping I have some good running 00:18:28.121 --> 00:18:28.980 room here before long. 00:18:29.000 --> 00:18:30.461 I'm hoping within a month or two, 00:18:31.442 --> 00:18:33.002 I have a really good understanding of this 00:18:33.042 --> 00:18:34.304 and I'm going to come up with my 00:18:34.384 --> 00:18:36.703 own protocol and I will give complete 00:18:36.723 --> 00:18:38.365 credit to the people that inspired it. 00:18:38.924 --> 00:18:39.744 I'm going to tell you where I got 00:18:39.785 --> 00:18:40.005 this. 00:18:40.025 --> 00:18:41.025 I'm going to tell you because there are 00:18:41.066 --> 00:18:42.445 things I'm finding out that move the 00:18:42.465 --> 00:18:44.506 needle in a big way and some that 00:18:44.566 --> 00:18:45.946 actually sent me back. 00:18:46.527 --> 00:18:47.247 So I'm going to tell you how to 00:18:47.267 --> 00:18:48.047 avoid all those. 00:18:48.267 --> 00:18:50.528 And I'm going to tell you all the 00:18:50.567 --> 00:18:53.429 different ways and protocols that Michelle 00:18:53.449 --> 00:18:55.568 and I are using that move the needle 00:18:55.588 --> 00:18:56.148 in the biggest way. 00:18:56.189 --> 00:18:56.528 Like I said, 00:18:56.549 --> 00:18:57.890 we're being attacked by Wi-Fi. 00:18:58.630 --> 00:19:01.471 five g six g is probably being tested 00:19:01.531 --> 00:19:02.592 on us and we don't even know it 00:19:02.632 --> 00:19:05.733 right now and i'm doing every possible 00:19:05.773 --> 00:19:08.154 thing i can to mitigate some of these 00:19:08.194 --> 00:19:10.195 problems so folks bear with me i know 00:19:10.215 --> 00:19:11.596 everybody wants to know it all right now 00:19:11.616 --> 00:19:12.778 but i don't have it all figured out 00:19:12.837 --> 00:19:14.959 right now but i am about i don't 00:19:14.979 --> 00:19:16.920 know maybe i'm you don't really know until 00:19:16.960 --> 00:19:18.140 you hit the finish line but maybe i'm 00:19:18.160 --> 00:19:20.682 about sixty percent of the way there i 00:19:20.741 --> 00:19:22.942 hope and then when i do i'm going 00:19:22.962 --> 00:19:24.483 to tell you all the things i discovered 00:19:25.645 --> 00:19:26.946 And put it all together, 00:19:26.967 --> 00:19:27.987 and I'll tell you where it all came 00:19:28.007 --> 00:19:28.228 from. 00:19:28.327 --> 00:19:30.509 So hang loose for that. 00:19:31.169 --> 00:19:31.709 All right. 00:19:31.910 --> 00:19:33.730 So looks like we got plenty of people 00:19:33.750 --> 00:19:34.510 in the comments here. 00:19:34.530 --> 00:19:35.751 Remember, if you got any questions, 00:19:35.791 --> 00:19:37.271 put them in capital letters so I can 00:19:37.593 --> 00:19:38.373 definitely see it. 00:19:38.752 --> 00:19:39.834 It's kind of hard to see with these 00:19:40.054 --> 00:19:41.115 blue light blockers on. 00:19:41.755 --> 00:19:42.035 All right. 00:19:42.115 --> 00:19:43.355 So EMF rocks. 00:19:44.175 --> 00:19:44.916 I use these things. 00:19:45.436 --> 00:19:46.538 I don't know why I never think to 00:19:46.597 --> 00:19:47.938 pull them up and show you the bag 00:19:47.978 --> 00:19:49.598 because they're right here at my doggone 00:19:49.638 --> 00:19:49.959 feet. 00:19:50.400 --> 00:19:51.339 Let me see if I can kind of 00:19:51.420 --> 00:19:52.601 scoot them over here a little bit. 00:19:53.481 --> 00:19:54.182 Yeah, I got it. 00:19:54.604 --> 00:19:55.064 There you go. 00:19:55.345 --> 00:19:56.226 EMF rocks. 00:19:56.625 --> 00:19:57.748 Got it up there on the screen. 00:19:57.807 --> 00:19:58.087 Okay, 00:19:58.128 --> 00:20:01.212 this bag helps to kind of attenuate all 00:20:01.232 --> 00:20:02.193 the junk that's out there. 00:20:02.233 --> 00:20:03.435 Michelle and I sleep with this thing 00:20:03.476 --> 00:20:05.238 religiously on our bed. 00:20:06.057 --> 00:20:07.178 And every day it's not raining. 00:20:07.198 --> 00:20:09.398 I put them outside so they can recharge 00:20:10.038 --> 00:20:11.559 and dump all the stuff they collected. 00:20:11.579 --> 00:20:13.961 But anyway, it's all over this house. 00:20:14.401 --> 00:20:15.121 We got them everywhere. 00:20:15.280 --> 00:20:15.861 EMF rocks. 00:20:15.901 --> 00:20:17.741 Ten percent off with promo code perma. 00:20:18.301 --> 00:20:19.501 Also, that wellness blanket. 00:20:19.561 --> 00:20:21.863 Michelle's hugged up in that thing every 00:20:21.923 --> 00:20:22.663 single night. 00:20:22.723 --> 00:20:23.564 Does not share. 00:20:24.324 --> 00:20:25.904 That's how much she's all over that thing. 00:20:25.964 --> 00:20:27.205 And plus, we got one for the bed. 00:20:27.246 --> 00:20:28.507 But, you know, 00:20:28.666 --> 00:20:30.808 it's too doggone hot at night to be 00:20:30.848 --> 00:20:32.049 sleeping with any covers on. 00:20:32.650 --> 00:20:33.269 So, anyway, 00:20:33.891 --> 00:20:34.971 I don't even know what that feels like 00:20:34.991 --> 00:20:35.692 to sleep in it yet. 00:20:35.832 --> 00:20:37.773 But I'll let you know when it does 00:20:37.814 --> 00:20:38.134 happen. 00:20:38.753 --> 00:20:39.454 Wellness blanket, 00:20:39.494 --> 00:20:41.715 ten percent off with promo code PERMA. 00:20:41.836 --> 00:20:43.417 And then, finally, soil saviors. 00:20:44.097 --> 00:20:45.118 Yeah, boy. 00:20:45.659 --> 00:20:45.959 Dr. 00:20:45.999 --> 00:20:47.519 Will was just on with me last night. 00:20:48.221 --> 00:20:49.741 And anybody that doesn't know how to make 00:20:49.761 --> 00:20:51.722 this biocomplete compost, 00:20:52.104 --> 00:20:53.345 you want a shortcut to it? 00:20:54.184 --> 00:20:56.366 Soil saviors is the answer. 00:20:56.707 --> 00:20:56.987 All right, 00:20:57.007 --> 00:20:58.508 so let's kick on to the good news 00:20:58.548 --> 00:20:58.847 here. 00:20:59.608 --> 00:20:59.848 Well, 00:20:59.909 --> 00:21:01.289 we'll see how much of this is actually 00:21:01.329 --> 00:21:01.829 good news. 00:21:02.369 --> 00:21:05.613 All right, so yeah, the fiber solution. 00:21:06.353 --> 00:21:07.354 Folks, did you know? 00:21:08.114 --> 00:21:10.175 Ninety-five percent of Americans are 00:21:10.316 --> 00:21:10.776 missing. 00:21:11.556 --> 00:21:11.757 I mean, 00:21:11.777 --> 00:21:12.876 they're not even getting the basic. 00:21:12.916 --> 00:21:13.758 I think, no, no, 00:21:13.857 --> 00:21:15.679 five percent of Americans actually meet 00:21:15.719 --> 00:21:18.181 the daily fiber recommendation of 00:21:18.240 --> 00:21:19.922 twenty-five to thirty-eight grams. 00:21:21.363 --> 00:21:22.044 I mean, good night. 00:21:22.584 --> 00:21:24.224 Folks, if you just eat one apple, 00:21:24.644 --> 00:21:26.567 that gets you most of the way there. 00:21:27.227 --> 00:21:27.748 One apple. 00:21:27.788 --> 00:21:28.949 When they say an apple, well, 00:21:29.068 --> 00:21:30.148 an apple a day, you know, 00:21:30.169 --> 00:21:31.029 a hundred years ago, 00:21:31.509 --> 00:21:33.011 not these apples that we have right now 00:21:33.071 --> 00:21:33.872 that are, you know, 00:21:34.452 --> 00:21:35.653 messed up in so many different ways. 00:21:35.692 --> 00:21:37.255 But that's another topic altogether. 00:21:37.734 --> 00:21:38.915 But there are so many different ways. 00:21:38.976 --> 00:21:40.797 Barbara O'Neill talks about this all the 00:21:40.856 --> 00:21:41.156 time. 00:21:41.237 --> 00:21:42.919 Fiber should not be that hard. 00:21:43.519 --> 00:21:43.920 If anything, 00:21:43.980 --> 00:21:45.101 I might be a little bit heavy on 00:21:45.121 --> 00:21:45.580 the fiber. 00:21:46.161 --> 00:21:46.821 So, in fact, 00:21:46.922 --> 00:21:48.363 I just did a pot of beans down 00:21:48.383 --> 00:21:49.483 there right now to get some of that. 00:21:50.085 --> 00:21:51.625 And I mix that in with my salad 00:21:51.826 --> 00:21:52.807 every single day. 00:21:53.367 --> 00:21:53.688 All right. 00:21:53.788 --> 00:21:55.348 So get your fiber, folks. 00:21:55.710 --> 00:21:56.650 You know, your bacteria, 00:21:56.690 --> 00:21:58.771 your gut bacteria is going to love that 00:21:58.832 --> 00:21:59.153 stuff. 00:21:59.692 --> 00:22:01.034 So next one here, 00:22:01.875 --> 00:22:03.195 natural remedies for heartburn. 00:22:03.596 --> 00:22:03.715 Now, 00:22:03.756 --> 00:22:05.238 I brought this up because this article 00:22:05.258 --> 00:22:06.398 goes about this and that. 00:22:06.439 --> 00:22:06.558 Folks, 00:22:06.578 --> 00:22:07.500 I'm going to tell you what I did. 00:22:08.339 --> 00:22:08.540 All right. 00:22:08.580 --> 00:22:09.801 First of all, stop eating junk. 00:22:10.785 --> 00:22:11.365 That'll help. 00:22:11.806 --> 00:22:12.766 But if you do, 00:22:12.786 --> 00:22:14.027 because all of us do from time to 00:22:14.067 --> 00:22:14.287 time, 00:22:14.728 --> 00:22:17.910 Michelle and I will religiously take about 00:22:17.970 --> 00:22:20.612 a tablespoon or more of apple cider 00:22:20.632 --> 00:22:20.971 vinegar. 00:22:21.711 --> 00:22:22.853 If you know you're going to eat something, 00:22:22.873 --> 00:22:24.594 you got no business eating and we all 00:22:24.634 --> 00:22:24.894 do it. 00:22:25.454 --> 00:22:25.894 I mean, folks, 00:22:25.934 --> 00:22:27.096 I'm talking about health here, 00:22:27.756 --> 00:22:29.938 but I also live by the Pareto principle, 00:22:29.978 --> 00:22:31.959 which means I'm doing the right thing. 00:22:33.380 --> 00:22:35.000 Maybe not even really. 00:22:35.761 --> 00:22:36.863 I guess it depends on the week. 00:22:37.733 --> 00:22:38.953 I'm usually doing the right thing. 00:22:39.554 --> 00:22:42.734 So, eighty percent right, 00:22:42.934 --> 00:22:43.795 twenty percent wrong. 00:22:44.095 --> 00:22:45.256 Even if you just went by that. 00:22:45.355 --> 00:22:45.635 Anyway, 00:22:45.976 --> 00:22:46.895 if I know I'm going to be getting 00:22:46.915 --> 00:22:47.776 into something I shouldn't, 00:22:48.296 --> 00:22:49.576 or I know there's almost certainly going 00:22:49.596 --> 00:22:51.096 to create heartburn or anything else, 00:22:51.576 --> 00:22:54.778 apple cider vinegar along with some 00:22:54.857 --> 00:22:58.137 really, really awesome digestive enzymes. 00:22:58.157 --> 00:22:59.198 And you want to try to take them 00:22:59.218 --> 00:23:01.219 about, you know, it varies, 00:23:01.298 --> 00:23:03.078 fifteen to thirty minutes before you eat 00:23:03.118 --> 00:23:03.219 it. 00:23:03.878 --> 00:23:04.980 And folks, I'm telling you what, 00:23:05.279 --> 00:23:06.180 I could eat a brick 00:23:06.960 --> 00:23:08.821 And I could digest it. 00:23:08.981 --> 00:23:10.022 If you don't believe me, try it. 00:23:10.682 --> 00:23:11.042 Try it. 00:23:11.103 --> 00:23:11.943 You can even do it. 00:23:12.003 --> 00:23:13.285 I don't recommend doing it this way. 00:23:13.726 --> 00:23:15.446 I've done it after I've eaten something I 00:23:15.467 --> 00:23:16.067 shouldn't have. 00:23:17.028 --> 00:23:19.069 And it works on the back end too, 00:23:19.089 --> 00:23:20.711 but not as effectively if you can do 00:23:20.730 --> 00:23:21.192 it on the front. 00:23:21.211 --> 00:23:21.471 Folks, 00:23:21.592 --> 00:23:23.012 this isn't a license to go out there 00:23:23.032 --> 00:23:25.095 and just eat the things you shouldn't 00:23:25.115 --> 00:23:26.635 because most of this stuff is just junk 00:23:26.695 --> 00:23:27.056 out there. 00:23:27.656 --> 00:23:29.597 But I also agree with Michael Pollan. 00:23:30.398 --> 00:23:32.299 I agree with him on this point. 00:23:33.020 --> 00:23:33.300 He says, 00:23:33.421 --> 00:23:36.503 I think you should eat anything you want. 00:23:37.717 --> 00:23:38.617 as long as you make it. 00:23:40.258 --> 00:23:42.980 Now, and he was talking about anything, 00:23:43.000 --> 00:23:43.740 whether it's bread, 00:23:43.799 --> 00:23:45.201 and he was talking about sourdough when he 00:23:45.221 --> 00:23:46.001 was talking about that, 00:23:46.501 --> 00:23:47.582 but he was talking about a number of 00:23:47.643 --> 00:23:48.022 other things, 00:23:48.042 --> 00:23:50.044 and he was talking also about that all 00:23:50.084 --> 00:23:52.724 of this gluten sensitivity would likely go 00:23:52.785 --> 00:23:54.266 away because all the people that have 00:23:54.306 --> 00:23:56.146 gluten sensitivity don't have it over 00:23:56.166 --> 00:23:56.968 there when they're in Italy. 00:23:57.268 --> 00:23:57.847 How about that? 00:23:58.248 --> 00:23:59.548 They don't have it when they're in France. 00:24:00.088 --> 00:24:01.170 Hmm, 00:24:01.190 --> 00:24:02.411 might be something wrong with our food 00:24:02.431 --> 00:24:03.530 supply over here, you dig? 00:24:04.211 --> 00:24:04.612 So anyway, 00:24:05.500 --> 00:24:05.662 Yeah, 00:24:05.682 --> 00:24:07.066 that's what Michael Pollan recommended, 00:24:07.227 --> 00:24:08.471 and I thoroughly agree with him. 00:24:08.530 --> 00:24:10.056 I think you should eat anything you want. 00:24:10.797 --> 00:24:12.258 As long as you make it, because then, 00:24:12.298 --> 00:24:13.498 you know, there ain't, you know, 00:24:13.597 --> 00:24:15.219 whatever this, that, that, and this in it. 00:24:15.239 --> 00:24:15.960 All right. 00:24:16.000 --> 00:24:16.779 So the last one here, 00:24:16.839 --> 00:24:19.500 Berry Giant Driscoll's is under fire about 00:24:19.580 --> 00:24:19.980 time. 00:24:20.682 --> 00:24:20.981 You know, 00:24:21.041 --> 00:24:23.702 the ones that sell all those strawberries 00:24:23.942 --> 00:24:24.483 out of season. 00:24:24.503 --> 00:24:25.604 I always ask myself, man, 00:24:25.624 --> 00:24:27.065 where are they getting these strawberries 00:24:27.644 --> 00:24:28.405 this time of year? 00:24:28.445 --> 00:24:28.746 Of course, 00:24:28.766 --> 00:24:29.846 they got to be in a hothouse or 00:24:29.865 --> 00:24:30.425 something like that. 00:24:30.445 --> 00:24:31.866 And of course, I mean, 00:24:31.906 --> 00:24:34.989 they are a moon cast shadow compared to 00:24:35.009 --> 00:24:36.648 the strawberries we grow out here and that 00:24:36.669 --> 00:24:37.670 you're growing as well. 00:24:38.398 --> 00:24:38.980 I mean, but anyway, 00:24:39.000 --> 00:24:40.500 they're coming under fire because check 00:24:40.540 --> 00:24:41.061 this out. 00:24:41.541 --> 00:24:43.023 They've got some employees over there 00:24:43.084 --> 00:24:44.305 blowing the whistle saying, hey, 00:24:44.325 --> 00:24:48.107 you guys are putting forever chemicals on 00:24:48.147 --> 00:24:48.828 all your crops. 00:24:49.789 --> 00:24:50.411 How about that? 00:24:51.230 --> 00:24:52.613 And everybody thought they were getting, 00:24:52.653 --> 00:24:53.953 you know, this and that, 00:24:53.993 --> 00:24:54.914 that and this from Driscoll. 00:24:54.934 --> 00:24:56.336 I'm calling that good news because people 00:24:56.355 --> 00:24:57.917 are finally realizing these people are a 00:24:57.938 --> 00:24:58.878 bunch of pole cats. 00:24:59.619 --> 00:25:00.980 So with that said, 00:25:01.000 --> 00:25:02.281 we're going to go to my man, 00:25:02.422 --> 00:25:03.042 Eric Sider. 00:25:04.365 --> 00:25:04.526 Hey, 00:25:04.605 --> 00:25:06.606 Eric Sider here with your PimpCast tip of 00:25:06.646 --> 00:25:07.227 the day. 00:25:07.386 --> 00:25:09.988 Today's tip, the permaculture divorce. 00:25:10.688 --> 00:25:12.807 This is a common situation when people 00:25:12.847 --> 00:25:14.088 first come to permaculture. 00:25:14.588 --> 00:25:15.308 For most people, 00:25:15.348 --> 00:25:17.470 the permaculture lens is a radical shift 00:25:17.509 --> 00:25:18.430 to your worldview. 00:25:18.930 --> 00:25:20.130 And once you are infected with 00:25:20.190 --> 00:25:22.010 permaculture, it's terminal. 00:25:22.151 --> 00:25:23.030 There is no cure. 00:25:23.770 --> 00:25:25.511 You will never see the world the same 00:25:25.551 --> 00:25:25.832 way. 00:25:26.932 --> 00:25:27.853 That's why to some, 00:25:27.972 --> 00:25:30.573 it can feel like a cult because it 00:25:30.633 --> 00:25:32.653 is so powerful and transformational. 00:25:33.483 --> 00:25:36.665 A permaculture divorce doesn't just happen 00:25:37.066 --> 00:25:38.406 to romantic relationships. 00:25:38.708 --> 00:25:40.568 It happens to friends and family as well. 00:25:42.230 --> 00:25:43.570 It's happened to me for sure. 00:25:44.270 --> 00:25:45.892 Friends you think you'll have for the rest 00:25:45.951 --> 00:25:47.773 of your life start to seem different once 00:25:47.794 --> 00:25:49.095 you're on the permaculture bus. 00:25:50.214 --> 00:25:50.915 There is, of course, 00:25:50.996 --> 00:25:53.497 the frustration and disappointment that 00:25:53.537 --> 00:25:55.358 comes with not being able to influence 00:25:55.378 --> 00:25:56.118 their worldview. 00:25:57.160 --> 00:25:59.300 And then you have to decide whether you 00:25:59.340 --> 00:26:01.163 remain good friends or start to drift 00:26:01.202 --> 00:26:01.522 apart. 00:26:02.210 --> 00:26:03.770 All relationships require work. 00:26:04.351 --> 00:26:05.932 You have to decide where to put that 00:26:05.991 --> 00:26:06.292 effort. 00:26:07.073 --> 00:26:08.034 Friends can support you, 00:26:08.094 --> 00:26:09.755 but not make the change themselves. 00:26:10.214 --> 00:26:11.976 It's great if you can accept each other 00:26:12.536 --> 00:26:13.436 and remain friends, 00:26:13.596 --> 00:26:15.698 but it's also okay to stop being friends. 00:26:16.057 --> 00:26:17.739 I think people come into our lives at 00:26:17.778 --> 00:26:19.440 different times for different reasons, 00:26:20.181 --> 00:26:22.521 a lot of which we attract ourselves by 00:26:22.582 --> 00:26:23.583 what we're focusing on, 00:26:24.063 --> 00:26:25.544 but it doesn't mean they need to stay 00:26:25.723 --> 00:26:27.825 in our lives forever. 00:26:27.905 --> 00:26:28.925 If life is a journey, 00:26:30.146 --> 00:26:31.407 there are multiple paths. 00:26:32.320 --> 00:26:34.642 And some people are only on the path 00:26:34.682 --> 00:26:36.182 with us for a short amount of time. 00:26:37.103 --> 00:26:38.584 I don't think staying in a relationship 00:26:38.743 --> 00:26:40.684 out of stubbornness or fear is something 00:26:40.724 --> 00:26:41.405 to be commended. 00:26:41.746 --> 00:26:43.987 The way I look at it is, hey, 00:26:44.027 --> 00:26:44.686 I'm on the bus. 00:26:44.967 --> 00:26:46.907 Anyone is welcome to join me whenever they 00:26:46.948 --> 00:26:47.228 want. 00:26:47.648 --> 00:26:49.108 But the bus isn't waiting for you. 00:26:49.829 --> 00:26:51.590 You can find me on YouTube and Instagram 00:26:51.691 --> 00:26:52.330 at Eric Sider. 00:26:53.125 --> 00:26:54.606 your need of permaculture t-shirts, 00:26:54.846 --> 00:26:56.868 the official pimp gear of this pimp cast, 00:26:57.068 --> 00:26:58.910 a remote permaculture consultation and 00:26:58.950 --> 00:27:01.211 design, head over to ericsider.com. 00:27:01.672 --> 00:27:03.053 And for more information on my 00:27:03.133 --> 00:27:04.653 permaculture community group in the 00:27:04.693 --> 00:27:05.714 Sacramento area, 00:27:06.095 --> 00:27:09.238 head over to permaculturefairoats.org. 00:27:09.258 --> 00:27:10.838 That's my dog right there, y'all. 00:27:10.898 --> 00:27:11.179 Boy, 00:27:11.219 --> 00:27:12.640 he knocked it out of the park like 00:27:12.660 --> 00:27:13.500 he always does. 00:27:14.060 --> 00:27:15.923 You know what's really curious about that? 00:27:15.982 --> 00:27:17.723 The first time I ever heard of a 00:27:17.784 --> 00:27:19.585 permaculture divorce was when I got my 00:27:19.625 --> 00:27:20.185 first PDC. 00:27:21.407 --> 00:27:23.449 And the guy who taught it ended up 00:27:23.489 --> 00:27:24.589 in a permaculture divorce. 00:27:24.650 --> 00:27:26.470 And I mean, you know, 00:27:26.490 --> 00:27:27.770 you don't celebrate things like that. 00:27:28.411 --> 00:27:28.570 I mean, 00:27:28.590 --> 00:27:31.053 a real tragedy for anybody that goes 00:27:31.073 --> 00:27:31.553 through that thing. 00:27:31.573 --> 00:27:32.833 But man, I'm right there with Eric. 00:27:32.893 --> 00:27:34.013 I mean, you know, 00:27:34.034 --> 00:27:35.414 there are so many people I've met over 00:27:35.454 --> 00:27:37.155 the years, so many people that, you know, 00:27:37.195 --> 00:27:39.537 you and all there's not a one out 00:27:39.557 --> 00:27:40.576 there in the sound of my voice that 00:27:40.596 --> 00:27:41.837 can't relate to being betrayed. 00:27:42.854 --> 00:27:45.173 or, you know, somebody ripping you off. 00:27:45.934 --> 00:27:46.934 In my case, you know, 00:27:46.974 --> 00:27:48.214 it was even family members. 00:27:48.275 --> 00:27:48.555 I mean, 00:27:49.075 --> 00:27:51.234 I've never been more robbed in my life 00:27:51.855 --> 00:27:54.296 than from people who, A, are family, 00:27:54.476 --> 00:27:55.076 and B, 00:27:55.875 --> 00:27:58.416 professing Christians who wear it on their 00:27:58.436 --> 00:27:58.777 sleeves. 00:27:59.497 --> 00:28:00.457 And there's nothing wrong with that. 00:28:00.477 --> 00:28:02.436 I'm talking about the ones who put up 00:28:02.457 --> 00:28:03.257 a sign on their front, 00:28:03.538 --> 00:28:04.817 on their business that says Christian 00:28:04.897 --> 00:28:05.637 owned and operated. 00:28:05.657 --> 00:28:05.758 Yeah, 00:28:05.778 --> 00:28:07.617 I've been screwed more by those people 00:28:08.337 --> 00:28:10.999 than atheists out there by a long shot. 00:28:11.638 --> 00:28:12.019 But yeah, 00:28:12.818 --> 00:28:15.461 I couldn't agree more, man. 00:28:16.421 --> 00:28:17.582 You go down a certain path, 00:28:17.602 --> 00:28:18.742 you're going to find out who's walking 00:28:18.762 --> 00:28:19.063 with you. 00:28:19.123 --> 00:28:19.383 I mean, 00:28:19.803 --> 00:28:20.983 you can't walk together unless you're 00:28:21.003 --> 00:28:21.604 agreed, right? 00:28:21.765 --> 00:28:21.944 I mean, 00:28:21.964 --> 00:28:24.026 there's a biblical mandate on that as 00:28:24.066 --> 00:28:24.346 well. 00:28:24.926 --> 00:28:25.186 Also, 00:28:25.247 --> 00:28:27.788 I found out also that when you find 00:28:27.827 --> 00:28:28.229 Jesus, 00:28:28.249 --> 00:28:29.970 you're going to have exactly that same 00:28:30.009 --> 00:28:31.170 kind of divorce from your friends. 00:28:31.830 --> 00:28:32.790 Or all of a sudden, 00:28:33.352 --> 00:28:34.291 in the political world, 00:28:34.612 --> 00:28:36.212 they say don't talk religion and politics 00:28:36.232 --> 00:28:36.773 at the table, 00:28:37.294 --> 00:28:38.734 but I've seen the very same thing because 00:28:38.974 --> 00:28:39.635 I've said it before, 00:28:39.756 --> 00:28:41.636 I am a political atheist. 00:28:42.713 --> 00:28:44.255 A political atheist. 00:28:44.615 --> 00:28:45.275 Get that right. 00:28:45.375 --> 00:28:46.076 I'm not an atheist. 00:28:46.096 --> 00:28:47.135 I'm a political atheist. 00:28:48.056 --> 00:28:49.656 Meaning that I see all of them, 00:28:50.237 --> 00:28:50.998 for the most part, 00:28:52.018 --> 00:28:53.659 for the scumbags that they really are. 00:28:53.679 --> 00:28:53.919 I mean, 00:28:54.199 --> 00:28:56.039 take this NDAA that's going through 00:28:56.079 --> 00:28:56.920 Congress right now. 00:28:57.421 --> 00:28:59.260 Thomas Massey is the only person in 00:28:59.300 --> 00:29:01.561 Congress that didn't want to merge our 00:29:01.602 --> 00:29:02.702 military with Israel. 00:29:03.522 --> 00:29:03.782 I mean, 00:29:04.884 --> 00:29:06.364 the founding fathers are rolling over in 00:29:06.384 --> 00:29:07.005 their graves. 00:29:07.765 --> 00:29:08.005 I mean, 00:29:08.085 --> 00:29:10.346 forget your religious concerns or 00:29:10.366 --> 00:29:10.707 whatever. 00:29:10.787 --> 00:29:10.968 I mean, 00:29:11.327 --> 00:29:12.469 I won't get into it right now. 00:29:12.489 --> 00:29:14.390 But the point being is if you point 00:29:14.410 --> 00:29:16.031 this out to certain people that are Fox 00:29:16.071 --> 00:29:19.213 News watchers or MSNBC, take your pick. 00:29:19.233 --> 00:29:19.855 It doesn't matter. 00:29:19.974 --> 00:29:20.515 Left, right. 00:29:21.115 --> 00:29:23.017 I mean, I say it all the time. 00:29:23.037 --> 00:29:23.917 It's not red state. 00:29:23.938 --> 00:29:24.798 It's not blue state. 00:29:24.818 --> 00:29:25.920 It's the state against you. 00:29:26.460 --> 00:29:28.622 And most of our public has no idea. 00:29:28.922 --> 00:29:29.923 They're still in this left, 00:29:29.962 --> 00:29:31.423 right paradigm and still haven't figured 00:29:31.443 --> 00:29:31.644 it out. 00:29:31.805 --> 00:29:34.287 But once again, back to what Eric said, 00:29:35.247 --> 00:29:36.868 sometimes there's got to be a divorce. 00:29:38.075 --> 00:29:39.155 I just don't have it. 00:29:39.236 --> 00:29:39.476 I mean, 00:29:39.596 --> 00:29:41.117 and lately the ones that have been getting 00:29:41.157 --> 00:29:43.579 on my nerves the most are these Trump 00:29:43.619 --> 00:29:44.019 tards. 00:29:44.881 --> 00:29:45.060 I mean, 00:29:45.101 --> 00:29:48.002 you're sitting here seeing this guy crap 00:29:48.044 --> 00:29:51.465 all over himself and this country and 00:29:51.506 --> 00:29:52.787 nobody cares or notices. 00:29:53.587 --> 00:29:55.210 I'm like, we are on the precipice. 00:29:55.349 --> 00:29:56.830 I mean, folks, I'll kind of 00:29:58.988 --> 00:29:59.848 I'll come back to this. 00:30:00.430 --> 00:30:01.590 Let me just tell you, Bond Charge, 00:30:02.031 --> 00:30:02.913 if you want some of these ball and 00:30:02.932 --> 00:30:03.713 blue light blockers, 00:30:03.834 --> 00:30:06.396 it's a promo code PERMA. 00:30:06.998 --> 00:30:07.719 Yeah, Bond Charge. 00:30:07.759 --> 00:30:08.380 Go check them out. 00:30:09.661 --> 00:30:09.921 Okay. 00:30:10.781 --> 00:30:12.044 I didn't want to mess up my flow 00:30:12.084 --> 00:30:13.286 here, but I think I did. 00:30:13.705 --> 00:30:14.906 The point that I'm trying to make, 00:30:15.147 --> 00:30:15.888 and Vandersteel, 00:30:15.909 --> 00:30:16.869 and I got it right here on my 00:30:16.930 --> 00:30:17.170 phone. 00:30:17.190 --> 00:30:18.010 I'm going to pull it up. 00:30:18.934 --> 00:30:20.276 She wrote this on a Twitter post the 00:30:20.316 --> 00:30:20.635 other day, 00:30:20.655 --> 00:30:22.277 and she's basically saying exactly. 00:30:22.896 --> 00:30:23.057 I mean, 00:30:23.076 --> 00:30:24.417 here we are just on the heels of 00:30:24.458 --> 00:30:26.117 the two hundred fiftieth anniversary, 00:30:26.137 --> 00:30:28.199 which I was like, what are we celebrating? 00:30:28.759 --> 00:30:30.720 I almost did a front porch talk that 00:30:30.740 --> 00:30:33.340 would turn your head around talking about 00:30:33.381 --> 00:30:33.561 this. 00:30:33.642 --> 00:30:34.241 Anyway, she wrote. 00:30:35.390 --> 00:30:36.851 What I see happening in the Middle East, 00:30:37.271 --> 00:30:38.573 I don't know if we're going to even 00:30:38.613 --> 00:30:39.834 have midterm elections. 00:30:40.374 --> 00:30:42.516 Two Saudi tankers just got hit by the 00:30:42.556 --> 00:30:43.676 Houthis in flames. 00:30:44.176 --> 00:30:46.199 Congress won't admit McConnell is actually 00:30:46.298 --> 00:30:46.699 dead. 00:30:47.219 --> 00:30:49.340 Trump thinks Americans support this war. 00:30:49.661 --> 00:30:50.922 China is dumping U.S. 00:30:50.961 --> 00:30:51.542 Treasuries, 00:30:51.623 --> 00:30:53.865 sending dollars home to increase inflation 00:30:53.904 --> 00:30:55.246 like we all didn't have it bad enough. 00:30:55.945 --> 00:30:58.268 Both straits in the Middle East are closed 00:30:58.307 --> 00:30:58.729 by Iran. 00:30:58.749 --> 00:30:59.730 There's three of them there, y'all. 00:31:00.430 --> 00:31:01.611 There's three straights in the Middle 00:31:01.671 --> 00:31:01.770 East, 00:31:01.790 --> 00:31:03.353 and that's what inspired this program. 00:31:03.973 --> 00:31:05.394 And I saw Ann's post, I mean, 00:31:05.734 --> 00:31:07.076 moments before I went live here. 00:31:07.557 --> 00:31:09.880 And then the House just passed the NDAA, 00:31:09.940 --> 00:31:11.480 National Defense Authorization Act, 00:31:11.520 --> 00:31:13.363 if you don't know, headed to the Senate. 00:31:13.403 --> 00:31:15.384 Geoengineering has killed our skies. 00:31:15.765 --> 00:31:16.486 What's next? 00:31:17.426 --> 00:31:18.788 Ann pretty much said it right there, 00:31:18.848 --> 00:31:20.190 put a bow on it the whole nine 00:31:20.230 --> 00:31:20.609 yards. 00:31:21.510 --> 00:31:21.711 And... 00:31:22.438 --> 00:31:24.058 That's why I titled this show, 00:31:24.818 --> 00:31:26.339 The First Thousand Bucks I'd Spend on 00:31:26.400 --> 00:31:28.441 Prepping for Hard Times, because folks, 00:31:28.461 --> 00:31:29.240 I got news for you. 00:31:29.820 --> 00:31:31.281 The two people that have been calling it 00:31:31.321 --> 00:31:33.323 right from the very beginning has been 00:31:33.403 --> 00:31:34.123 Michael Yon and 00:31:34.715 --> 00:31:35.736 Former Green Beret, 00:31:36.336 --> 00:31:39.557 probably the best analyst on this earth. 00:31:39.576 --> 00:31:40.797 There isn't even a close second. 00:31:41.278 --> 00:31:43.718 He's called everything with incredible 00:31:43.758 --> 00:31:44.218 precision. 00:31:45.019 --> 00:31:46.679 And another one nipping at his heels, 00:31:47.479 --> 00:31:49.019 every bit as good in his own way, 00:31:49.078 --> 00:31:51.880 is Professor Robert Papp. 00:31:52.099 --> 00:31:53.540 I keep wanting to call him Pope. 00:31:54.580 --> 00:31:55.901 Out of the University of Chicago. 00:31:55.921 --> 00:31:57.080 He's making the rounds right now. 00:31:57.902 --> 00:31:59.561 Everything both of these guys said about 00:31:59.582 --> 00:32:00.942 what's happening, not only in Russia, 00:32:00.961 --> 00:32:02.222 but the Middle East and all that stuff, 00:32:02.242 --> 00:32:02.962 geopolitically, 00:32:04.144 --> 00:32:05.705 One hundred percent on point. 00:32:06.707 --> 00:32:08.347 I mean, they're batting a thousand. 00:32:09.509 --> 00:32:12.151 So if you're listening to Professor Pope 00:32:12.191 --> 00:32:14.532 as of late and Michael Young as of 00:32:14.573 --> 00:32:16.173 late, they're both saying, 00:32:16.515 --> 00:32:17.915 get your house in order. 00:32:18.957 --> 00:32:20.377 Folks, I am dead serious. 00:32:20.518 --> 00:32:21.659 It is getting that crazy. 00:32:22.537 --> 00:32:24.557 The National Defense Authorization Act, 00:32:25.057 --> 00:32:26.438 folks, if you only knew, I mean, 00:32:26.798 --> 00:32:28.478 on the heels of this fake nine eleven 00:32:28.518 --> 00:32:30.298 thing, you know, we're told that I mean, 00:32:30.337 --> 00:32:31.878 if you believe if you still believe the 00:32:31.898 --> 00:32:33.298 official story of nine eleven, folks, 00:32:33.338 --> 00:32:34.179 I don't know what to tell you. 00:32:35.019 --> 00:32:36.660 It is a farce of the only one 00:32:36.680 --> 00:32:38.599 still probably believing it are the ones 00:32:38.619 --> 00:32:40.119 that watch Fox News regularly. 00:32:41.019 --> 00:32:41.799 I don't know. 00:32:41.900 --> 00:32:42.820 I mean, for the life of me, 00:32:42.881 --> 00:32:44.240 I don't know how anybody can watch that 00:32:44.280 --> 00:32:47.000 trash or any of it for that matter. 00:32:47.842 --> 00:32:50.021 But the first thousand bucks. 00:32:51.257 --> 00:32:52.438 You got to be thinking about that right 00:32:52.478 --> 00:32:54.880 now because inflation is starting to get 00:32:54.940 --> 00:32:56.000 so out of control that folks, 00:32:56.020 --> 00:32:57.182 if you got any money in the bank, 00:32:57.201 --> 00:32:58.423 you got to start asking yourself, 00:32:58.782 --> 00:33:00.265 does it make more sense for me to 00:33:00.325 --> 00:33:01.685 leave it in the bank where it's losing 00:33:01.746 --> 00:33:02.586 value every day? 00:33:03.646 --> 00:33:04.989 Or should I go ahead and get those 00:33:05.028 --> 00:33:06.430 new tires I've been needing for a long, 00:33:06.470 --> 00:33:07.009 long time? 00:33:08.131 --> 00:33:09.491 Those are the questions you got to start 00:33:09.592 --> 00:33:09.873 asking. 00:33:10.752 --> 00:33:12.255 Do I leave my money in the bank 00:33:13.395 --> 00:33:15.416 or do I go on vacation or do 00:33:15.497 --> 00:33:16.939 I get the necessary things that we're 00:33:16.979 --> 00:33:18.339 almost certainly going to need to 00:33:19.058 --> 00:33:19.959 Because I'm telling you what, 00:33:20.058 --> 00:33:21.759 diesel is about to go through the roof. 00:33:21.779 --> 00:33:22.559 Yeah, refining. 00:33:22.700 --> 00:33:24.160 And then here's another thing nobody's 00:33:24.180 --> 00:33:24.700 talking about. 00:33:25.180 --> 00:33:26.621 The refining capabilities, 00:33:26.701 --> 00:33:28.580 most of which come from the Middle East. 00:33:28.641 --> 00:33:29.441 We got some here. 00:33:30.040 --> 00:33:30.701 And most of that, 00:33:30.820 --> 00:33:32.301 almost none of it is for diesel. 00:33:33.061 --> 00:33:34.321 All of it is for light crude, 00:33:34.342 --> 00:33:36.563 which is going to be made into the 00:33:36.583 --> 00:33:37.962 gasoline you put in your car. 00:33:39.123 --> 00:33:41.703 And the rest of it's coming from the 00:33:41.723 --> 00:33:42.124 Middle East. 00:33:42.163 --> 00:33:43.884 So if you have, 00:33:45.585 --> 00:33:47.144 remember what I once told you before. 00:33:47.998 --> 00:33:49.137 And I can't think of the guy's name 00:33:49.157 --> 00:33:50.518 because I'd love to give him attribution. 00:33:50.538 --> 00:33:51.659 It'll probably hit me in here in a 00:33:51.719 --> 00:33:51.979 minute. 00:33:52.398 --> 00:33:54.459 But he said, we're all truckitarians, 00:33:55.058 --> 00:33:57.220 meaning that everything you have in your 00:33:57.240 --> 00:33:59.700 life came to you on a freaking truck. 00:34:00.500 --> 00:34:01.880 And it was a diesel truck at that. 00:34:02.760 --> 00:34:06.060 So what do you think when all the 00:34:06.101 --> 00:34:07.340 diesel, and believe me, 00:34:07.401 --> 00:34:08.862 our tank bottoms are about hitting right 00:34:08.902 --> 00:34:10.882 now, it's about to go through the roof. 00:34:11.222 --> 00:34:12.202 It's about to get crazy. 00:34:13.161 --> 00:34:14.443 And everybody I know, 00:34:14.483 --> 00:34:15.702 when Darren and Patty were here, 00:34:15.742 --> 00:34:16.623 we were talking about 00:34:17.418 --> 00:34:19.559 Nearly everybody we know are out there. 00:34:19.639 --> 00:34:20.980 Darren was telling me about this old boy 00:34:21.019 --> 00:34:22.081 buying a brand new boat. 00:34:22.860 --> 00:34:24.121 He was in a preparedness, went out there, 00:34:24.141 --> 00:34:25.041 bought a brand new boat. 00:34:25.802 --> 00:34:26.123 Okay. 00:34:26.922 --> 00:34:29.704 Or like family members of mine going on 00:34:29.724 --> 00:34:32.425 vacation under the false illusion that 00:34:32.485 --> 00:34:33.927 quote, I'll come to your house. 00:34:34.487 --> 00:34:36.887 Hell to the no, to the no, no, 00:34:36.967 --> 00:34:37.128 no. 00:34:37.168 --> 00:34:38.048 You ain't coming here. 00:34:38.809 --> 00:34:41.291 And I made that clear because if you 00:34:41.331 --> 00:34:42.911 squander your resources right now, 00:34:43.822 --> 00:34:44.864 You might want to read that thing, 00:34:45.164 --> 00:34:47.425 that parable about the virgins, you know, 00:34:47.467 --> 00:34:48.967 going to the wedding that Jesus talked 00:34:48.987 --> 00:34:49.228 about. 00:34:49.849 --> 00:34:51.130 Once that door closes, Jack, 00:34:51.469 --> 00:34:52.291 you ain't coming in. 00:34:52.670 --> 00:34:52.931 Plus, 00:34:52.972 --> 00:34:54.652 you've demonstrated that you're the worst 00:34:54.693 --> 00:34:56.155 person in the world with resources. 00:34:56.594 --> 00:34:58.056 What did you do with what you had? 00:34:58.556 --> 00:34:59.378 You're going to waste it, 00:34:59.737 --> 00:35:01.420 go on nonstop vacation and think you're 00:35:01.440 --> 00:35:03.001 going to show up at Billy's Jungle Palace 00:35:03.021 --> 00:35:04.503 of Love and you're just going to yuck 00:35:04.543 --> 00:35:05.003 it up here? 00:35:05.643 --> 00:35:06.423 Got news for you. 00:35:07.219 --> 00:35:08.639 Remember, y'all, 00:35:08.659 --> 00:35:10.539 having family didn't necessarily make them 00:35:10.559 --> 00:35:11.081 good for you. 00:35:11.501 --> 00:35:11.860 In fact, 00:35:11.880 --> 00:35:13.541 they can be some of the worst anchors 00:35:13.601 --> 00:35:14.202 in your life. 00:35:14.681 --> 00:35:15.601 But I digress. 00:35:16.443 --> 00:35:17.443 So I'm going to talk about some of 00:35:17.463 --> 00:35:19.284 the things that I would spend my money 00:35:19.364 --> 00:35:20.643 on if all I had was a thousand 00:35:20.664 --> 00:35:21.664 bucks to try to get ready. 00:35:22.264 --> 00:35:23.425 And that may be pushing it for some 00:35:23.465 --> 00:35:23.684 folks. 00:35:23.764 --> 00:35:24.826 Remember, we did that video, 00:35:25.606 --> 00:35:27.007 how long can you eat on a hundred 00:35:27.047 --> 00:35:27.427 bucks? 00:35:28.246 --> 00:35:29.507 And folks, at that time, 00:35:29.626 --> 00:35:31.246 we bought the buckets, the rice, 00:35:31.327 --> 00:35:33.608 the beans, the Mylar bags, 00:35:33.849 --> 00:35:35.048 all of that for a hundred bucks. 00:35:35.068 --> 00:35:36.150 And I think we worked it out to 00:35:36.170 --> 00:35:37.289 about seventy two days. 00:35:37.329 --> 00:35:37.971 Even the fat. 00:35:38.170 --> 00:35:39.030 I got coconut oil. 00:35:40.132 --> 00:35:40.351 Now, 00:35:40.751 --> 00:35:42.313 I doubt it goes that far on Coke. 00:35:42.472 --> 00:35:42.773 You know, 00:35:43.793 --> 00:35:44.974 I don't even know what they want for 00:35:44.994 --> 00:35:46.454 a fifty pound bag of rice right now 00:35:46.494 --> 00:35:47.375 or twenty five pound. 00:35:47.414 --> 00:35:49.155 But I bet it's getting higher and higher. 00:35:49.175 --> 00:35:49.936 But I'll tell you what, 00:35:50.496 --> 00:35:51.737 it's probably still a bargain. 00:35:52.710 --> 00:35:53.811 But anyway, right off the bat, 00:35:53.871 --> 00:35:55.393 I'd be thinking about my water supply. 00:35:55.494 --> 00:35:57.534 Now, we got tons of rain right here, 00:35:57.554 --> 00:36:00.338 and I live in a temperate rainforest here 00:36:00.358 --> 00:36:01.559 in Western North Carolina. 00:36:02.119 --> 00:36:04.141 So rain isn't as a, well, 00:36:04.260 --> 00:36:05.561 it's a big concern for everybody, 00:36:05.601 --> 00:36:06.643 should be no matter what. 00:36:07.184 --> 00:36:08.385 But do you have water filters? 00:36:09.065 --> 00:36:10.646 Do you have a mean to distill that 00:36:10.686 --> 00:36:12.909 water or purify it some kind of way 00:36:12.929 --> 00:36:13.469 to boil it? 00:36:14.811 --> 00:36:15.070 You know, 00:36:15.271 --> 00:36:17.494 water storage containers that you could 00:36:17.514 --> 00:36:18.655 put on the side of your house. 00:36:19.114 --> 00:36:20.317 Or if you're in one of the western 00:36:20.376 --> 00:36:20.637 states, 00:36:20.677 --> 00:36:21.757 I know a lot of people listen to 00:36:21.777 --> 00:36:22.878 this out here right now, 00:36:23.340 --> 00:36:25.461 they tell you you can't collect water. 00:36:25.521 --> 00:36:27.003 Look, 00:36:27.043 --> 00:36:29.286 I know electricians that are running their 00:36:29.425 --> 00:36:32.028 air conditioners and the meter don't know 00:36:32.068 --> 00:36:32.409 about it. 00:36:33.239 --> 00:36:34.440 Wink, wink, nod, nod. 00:36:34.659 --> 00:36:35.780 I know guys that know how to do 00:36:35.800 --> 00:36:36.001 that. 00:36:36.380 --> 00:36:37.641 Do you think you might be able to 00:36:37.701 --> 00:36:38.461 collect water? 00:36:38.581 --> 00:36:38.782 I mean, 00:36:38.842 --> 00:36:39.922 and the reason why they're doing it is 00:36:39.942 --> 00:36:41.222 your heating and air is the biggest. 00:36:41.882 --> 00:36:42.782 There are ways to do it. 00:36:42.802 --> 00:36:43.983 I'm not going to talk about it here. 00:36:44.403 --> 00:36:45.463 There are ways to do it where it 00:36:45.483 --> 00:36:46.563 doesn't show up on your meter. 00:36:47.224 --> 00:36:47.503 You know, 00:36:47.565 --> 00:36:49.625 some people might actually wire that stuff 00:36:49.664 --> 00:36:51.186 into the line side of their meter, 00:36:51.226 --> 00:36:51.806 allegedly. 00:36:52.902 --> 00:36:54.985 and you know they don't know what's going 00:36:55.045 --> 00:36:56.527 on but anyway maybe it looks like a 00:36:56.646 --> 00:36:58.769 power loss on the line anyway i know 00:36:58.789 --> 00:37:00.992 guys that did that for years and have 00:37:01.012 --> 00:37:03.295 been doing it for years and um 00:37:04.369 --> 00:37:05.849 anyway if they're getting away with that 00:37:06.329 --> 00:37:08.751 telling me i can't collect water is an 00:37:08.811 --> 00:37:10.590 unjust law in my view and guess what 00:37:10.630 --> 00:37:12.271 i said before folks you know the deal 00:37:12.612 --> 00:37:13.891 in fact i probably ought to have eric 00:37:13.911 --> 00:37:17.474 make a shirt i don't obey unjust laws 00:37:18.074 --> 00:37:20.434 bam that says it all right there boy 00:37:20.494 --> 00:37:21.594 i really need to put that on the 00:37:21.614 --> 00:37:23.795 shirt so yeah think about the water also 00:37:23.815 --> 00:37:26.217 let's talk about the food reserves 00:37:27.096 --> 00:37:30.117 You got people out there like, oh, 00:37:30.137 --> 00:37:30.657 my goodness, 00:37:30.737 --> 00:37:32.639 one of the biggest trends forecasters in 00:37:32.679 --> 00:37:33.498 the world. 00:37:34.440 --> 00:37:36.460 And I can't even think of his name 00:37:36.501 --> 00:37:37.061 right now, y'all. 00:37:37.641 --> 00:37:38.021 Sorry, man. 00:37:38.041 --> 00:37:39.181 I took a swig of this when Eric 00:37:39.202 --> 00:37:39.581 was talking. 00:37:39.641 --> 00:37:40.722 I drank the rest of this thing. 00:37:40.742 --> 00:37:42.123 It had cayenne pepper in the bottom of 00:37:42.163 --> 00:37:42.202 it, 00:37:42.222 --> 00:37:44.324 and it still got me lit up pretty 00:37:44.364 --> 00:37:44.623 good. 00:37:45.284 --> 00:37:45.605 Anyway. 00:37:46.664 --> 00:37:48.005 One of the biggest trends forecasters in 00:37:48.025 --> 00:37:49.027 the world, not just him, 00:37:49.067 --> 00:37:50.548 but other people like Bill Holter and a 00:37:50.608 --> 00:37:52.451 number of others, they're saying, man, 00:37:52.471 --> 00:37:54.914 you better have two years worth of food 00:37:54.954 --> 00:37:55.494 put back. 00:37:56.195 --> 00:37:57.657 But I would say start with ninety days 00:37:57.677 --> 00:37:59.378 or wherever you can, you know, 00:37:59.398 --> 00:38:00.539 buy shelf stable food, 00:38:00.559 --> 00:38:01.922 whether it's in the can or you can 00:38:01.961 --> 00:38:02.503 do what I do. 00:38:02.943 --> 00:38:03.923 I freeze dry my own. 00:38:04.744 --> 00:38:06.246 and i don't just put a single like 00:38:06.445 --> 00:38:08.907 for example i just michelle just roasted a 00:38:08.947 --> 00:38:10.947 couple of chickens because i need the 00:38:10.987 --> 00:38:12.887 bones to make broth which we drink every 00:38:12.927 --> 00:38:14.809 single day well i got all this chicken 00:38:14.829 --> 00:38:16.050 meat and i ain't got a place for 00:38:16.110 --> 00:38:17.190 it so what do you think i'm going 00:38:17.210 --> 00:38:19.090 to do i'm going to make a whole 00:38:19.210 --> 00:38:21.271 chicken dish out of that 00:38:21.931 --> 00:38:23.373 freeze dry the entire meal. 00:38:23.853 --> 00:38:25.695 So if things go sideways, 00:38:26.394 --> 00:38:27.396 all I got to do is put water 00:38:27.436 --> 00:38:29.317 in it and I'm rocking and rolling just 00:38:29.518 --> 00:38:30.297 like that. 00:38:30.938 --> 00:38:31.318 So anyway, 00:38:31.378 --> 00:38:34.201 be thinking about your food shelf stable 00:38:34.240 --> 00:38:34.561 stuff. 00:38:34.621 --> 00:38:34.860 I mean, 00:38:35.382 --> 00:38:36.922 you can still go to the Mormon cannery 00:38:36.983 --> 00:38:37.362 out there. 00:38:37.523 --> 00:38:38.704 I don't think you can actually, 00:38:38.804 --> 00:38:40.826 thanks to Obama under his administration, 00:38:40.846 --> 00:38:42.206 they did away with all that stuff. 00:38:42.567 --> 00:38:43.527 You used to be able to go to 00:38:43.568 --> 00:38:46.170 the Mormon cannery and they would help you 00:38:47.492 --> 00:38:48.733 Can a bunch of stuff. 00:38:48.773 --> 00:38:50.092 I still got stuff I got from them 00:38:50.132 --> 00:38:51.074 back in Kansas City. 00:38:51.733 --> 00:38:52.315 So anyway, 00:38:53.835 --> 00:38:55.115 ninety days is a good starting point, 00:38:55.195 --> 00:38:55.556 I think. 00:38:56.416 --> 00:38:58.217 But I would consider to go as long 00:38:58.257 --> 00:38:58.677 as you can. 00:38:58.717 --> 00:39:00.579 And folks also think about your resupply. 00:39:00.619 --> 00:39:02.179 What do you do on day ninety one? 00:39:02.880 --> 00:39:03.260 In fact, 00:39:03.300 --> 00:39:04.981 don't even get into your stores until you 00:39:05.041 --> 00:39:06.902 exhaust what's out on the ground at that 00:39:06.942 --> 00:39:07.242 time. 00:39:07.822 --> 00:39:09.202 So you want to be eating fresh wherever 00:39:09.222 --> 00:39:09.643 you can. 00:39:10.523 --> 00:39:11.605 So think about those things. 00:39:12.570 --> 00:39:13.251 Here's another one, 00:39:13.391 --> 00:39:15.371 and it actually has a dual purpose on 00:39:15.411 --> 00:39:15.952 some of these things. 00:39:16.012 --> 00:39:18.152 Think about backup cooking options in case 00:39:18.172 --> 00:39:19.512 they pull the plug on this stuff. 00:39:20.193 --> 00:39:21.913 I can survive without electricity. 00:39:21.952 --> 00:39:23.373 I can survive without a lot of things. 00:39:24.233 --> 00:39:25.773 But you're going to need to cook some 00:39:25.813 --> 00:39:26.773 stuff from time to time. 00:39:27.014 --> 00:39:28.275 One thing I love about the freeze-dried 00:39:28.355 --> 00:39:29.894 option is I don't have to cook it. 00:39:30.014 --> 00:39:30.815 It's already been cooked. 00:39:31.516 --> 00:39:31.655 Yeah, 00:39:31.675 --> 00:39:32.976 it would be nice to eat a warm 00:39:33.056 --> 00:39:33.436 meal, 00:39:33.795 --> 00:39:35.076 but I could just put hot water in 00:39:35.096 --> 00:39:35.315 there. 00:39:35.335 --> 00:39:35.476 Well, 00:39:35.516 --> 00:39:36.336 how are you going to get the hot 00:39:36.376 --> 00:39:36.597 water? 00:39:37.778 --> 00:39:38.878 Think about a rocket stove. 00:39:38.898 --> 00:39:40.400 You just need twigs to get that thing 00:39:40.420 --> 00:39:40.719 going. 00:39:41.260 --> 00:39:42.780 You know, propane camp stove, 00:39:42.800 --> 00:39:43.960 but you're going to sooner or later run 00:39:44.021 --> 00:39:45.161 out of propane. 00:39:45.942 --> 00:39:48.842 Cast iron is a must for a whole 00:39:48.862 --> 00:39:50.184 variety of options. 00:39:50.764 --> 00:39:52.523 Here's one that doubles not only for your 00:39:52.583 --> 00:39:54.204 food, but also for your water. 00:39:54.644 --> 00:39:56.445 Folks, I love that son of it. 00:39:57.425 --> 00:39:58.646 I'm here to tell you that is a 00:39:58.786 --> 00:39:59.306 good thing. 00:40:00.224 --> 00:40:01.365 Now, you got to be careful with it. 00:40:01.405 --> 00:40:03.306 You can't be reflecting all the people 00:40:03.327 --> 00:40:04.347 that you don't want seeing. 00:40:04.367 --> 00:40:05.628 So you want to camouflage it in a 00:40:05.648 --> 00:40:07.048 way where it's collecting the sun. 00:40:07.750 --> 00:40:09.090 But at the same time, 00:40:09.311 --> 00:40:11.931 it's not acting as a GS-XVII panel telling 00:40:11.952 --> 00:40:12.972 everybody your location. 00:40:13.592 --> 00:40:14.634 So to a certain extent, 00:40:14.653 --> 00:40:15.934 you want to make sure you camouflage that 00:40:15.994 --> 00:40:16.215 thing. 00:40:16.855 --> 00:40:18.655 But that sun oven is a fantastic way 00:40:18.675 --> 00:40:19.536 to purify water. 00:40:20.652 --> 00:40:22.012 Also cook food if you got to do 00:40:22.052 --> 00:40:22.152 it. 00:40:22.813 --> 00:40:24.574 But in a crisis situation, man, 00:40:24.594 --> 00:40:26.336 believe me, I'm not trying to fire. 00:40:26.657 --> 00:40:28.057 And plus, every time you start a fire, 00:40:28.137 --> 00:40:29.199 it's giving up your location, 00:40:29.278 --> 00:40:30.320 it's giving up your position. 00:40:30.820 --> 00:40:32.322 And then if people smell food cooking, 00:40:33.742 --> 00:40:34.744 it's also drawing them in. 00:40:34.884 --> 00:40:36.304 And in fact, the more you fast, 00:40:36.344 --> 00:40:37.585 the better your senses get. 00:40:38.146 --> 00:40:39.768 So there could be people a couple terrain 00:40:39.807 --> 00:40:41.449 features away finding out what you got 00:40:41.489 --> 00:40:42.409 going on over there. 00:40:43.331 --> 00:40:43.510 All right, 00:40:43.550 --> 00:40:44.952 another thing I would spend some money on 00:40:44.972 --> 00:40:46.152 would be some first aid. 00:40:47.170 --> 00:40:47.590 And by the way, 00:40:47.971 --> 00:40:49.552 you can make some homemade sun ovens. 00:40:49.572 --> 00:40:50.512 A lot of people have done it. 00:40:50.592 --> 00:40:50.773 I mean, 00:40:50.992 --> 00:40:53.295 nothing more than aluminum foil and a 00:40:53.315 --> 00:40:54.235 cardboard box. 00:40:54.856 --> 00:40:56.556 So it might not be a bad idea. 00:40:56.617 --> 00:40:57.898 You don't necessarily have to spend your 00:40:57.958 --> 00:40:58.458 money on that. 00:40:58.518 --> 00:41:00.059 You could make one with scraps. 00:41:00.079 --> 00:41:01.641 It'd be a pretty cool project to do 00:41:01.661 --> 00:41:02.362 with the kids anyway. 00:41:03.282 --> 00:41:04.884 Think about some basic medical supplies. 00:41:06.045 --> 00:41:09.126 I try to avoid antibiotics like nobody's 00:41:09.186 --> 00:41:09.567 business. 00:41:09.987 --> 00:41:11.128 But we got some. 00:41:12.045 --> 00:41:14.045 we absolutely got some i think it's jace 00:41:14.065 --> 00:41:15.686 medical is where we got some and then 00:41:15.726 --> 00:41:18.009 we got some from you know another place 00:41:18.068 --> 00:41:19.849 over here with peter mccullough we got we 00:41:19.889 --> 00:41:21.710 got them from a bunch of different places 00:41:22.351 --> 00:41:24.052 because in the worst case scenario whether 00:41:24.193 --> 00:41:26.173 it's people think about a bullet wound but 00:41:26.193 --> 00:41:27.574 folks it could be as simple as you 00:41:27.614 --> 00:41:29.856 know you just spun that axe the wrong 00:41:29.896 --> 00:41:31.577 way and it got you so you want 00:41:31.597 --> 00:41:33.159 to be thinking about first aid trauma 00:41:33.199 --> 00:41:33.780 supplies 00:41:34.559 --> 00:41:36.001 you know, essential medications. 00:41:36.340 --> 00:41:37.661 And then believe it or not, 00:41:37.681 --> 00:41:39.123 a lot of reference books out there that 00:41:39.143 --> 00:41:40.324 you could do a lot of this stuff. 00:41:40.864 --> 00:41:42.364 So get that on lock. 00:41:43.346 --> 00:41:44.847 And if you're in a community cross train, 00:41:44.867 --> 00:41:46.768 you definitely want to know this stuff and 00:41:46.807 --> 00:41:48.289 be thinking about all the herbs that could 00:41:48.329 --> 00:41:49.849 definitely get you through the other side. 00:41:49.869 --> 00:41:51.090 So you don't even have to fool around 00:41:51.130 --> 00:41:51.831 with the other stuff. 00:41:52.692 --> 00:41:54.012 Here's a big one right here. 00:41:54.673 --> 00:41:56.474 And I don't think enough people put enough 00:41:56.534 --> 00:41:59.896 work into it by quality. 00:42:00.356 --> 00:42:02.719 Let me say that again, quality medicine. 00:42:03.735 --> 00:42:09.356 Hand tools, axe, shovel, saw, hoe, I mean, 00:42:09.715 --> 00:42:10.996 wheelbarrow, whatever you need. 00:42:11.596 --> 00:42:11.896 Folks, 00:42:11.916 --> 00:42:13.896 there is nothing that burns me up more 00:42:14.297 --> 00:42:15.737 than planned obsolescence. 00:42:16.597 --> 00:42:17.838 And that's exactly what they're doing 00:42:17.858 --> 00:42:18.197 right now. 00:42:18.277 --> 00:42:19.297 In fact, if you don't believe me, 00:42:19.338 --> 00:42:20.557 go over there to Lowe's right now. 00:42:20.597 --> 00:42:21.717 Go buy one of their buckets. 00:42:22.697 --> 00:42:24.318 Go buy one of those blue buckets from 00:42:24.358 --> 00:42:27.559 Lowe's and see how long it lasts before 00:42:27.579 --> 00:42:28.639 it starts chipping apart. 00:42:29.320 --> 00:42:29.519 Folks, 00:42:29.559 --> 00:42:31.179 I got them chipping apart in a month. 00:42:32.418 --> 00:42:33.518 That's planned obsolescence. 00:42:33.539 --> 00:42:34.920 They made it to be that way on 00:42:34.980 --> 00:42:35.239 purpose. 00:42:35.280 --> 00:42:35.559 Meanwhile, 00:42:35.619 --> 00:42:37.121 I got other buckets I got from Tractor 00:42:37.161 --> 00:42:39.222 Supply years ago, perfectly fine. 00:42:39.963 --> 00:42:41.244 Absolutely perfectly fine. 00:42:42.385 --> 00:42:43.445 I got a shovel out here, 00:42:43.505 --> 00:42:44.746 and I talked about it recently. 00:42:46.068 --> 00:42:46.708 Supposed to be, 00:42:46.768 --> 00:42:48.009 I think I talked about it with Spirico 00:42:48.028 --> 00:42:48.750 when he was on here. 00:42:49.510 --> 00:42:51.592 Supposedly has a hickory handle on it, 00:42:52.251 --> 00:42:53.512 and it breaks in half. 00:42:54.534 --> 00:42:54.833 I got a, 00:42:55.454 --> 00:42:56.775 and I got that from Tractor Supply. 00:42:56.894 --> 00:42:57.715 I got another one. 00:42:58.396 --> 00:42:59.237 It was a pitchfork, 00:42:59.516 --> 00:43:01.719 broke the tines moving straw. 00:43:02.903 --> 00:43:04.184 I mean, this is crazy. 00:43:04.945 --> 00:43:06.126 This is what I've experienced. 00:43:06.166 --> 00:43:07.947 So spend the money. 00:43:08.608 --> 00:43:09.429 Go to Haas Tools. 00:43:09.509 --> 00:43:10.528 I don't care where you go to. 00:43:11.070 --> 00:43:11.650 Get some good, 00:43:11.710 --> 00:43:13.791 reliable stuff because you don't want to 00:43:13.831 --> 00:43:14.751 be... The last thing, I mean, 00:43:14.771 --> 00:43:15.572 if you've got to sharpen it, 00:43:15.592 --> 00:43:16.413 that's one thing. 00:43:16.974 --> 00:43:17.853 But if you've got to sit here and 00:43:17.873 --> 00:43:19.956 deal with a broken handle, I mean, 00:43:19.996 --> 00:43:21.137 for crying out loud, man, 00:43:21.157 --> 00:43:22.277 that's the last thing you want to be 00:43:22.318 --> 00:43:22.818 dealing with. 00:43:23.217 --> 00:43:24.798 So buy the quality stuff now. 00:43:24.878 --> 00:43:26.199 If you can buy some really old stuff 00:43:26.219 --> 00:43:28.021 from an estate sale, man, 00:43:28.081 --> 00:43:31.003 it's like those things will never go bad. 00:43:31.043 --> 00:43:31.244 So... 00:43:33.173 --> 00:43:34.233 I would also think about, 00:43:34.655 --> 00:43:38.036 I was gonna talk about security and I've 00:43:38.076 --> 00:43:39.896 talked about it before that you should be 00:43:39.936 --> 00:43:40.777 thinking about security. 00:43:40.817 --> 00:43:42.177 I got a video and it was actually 00:43:42.237 --> 00:43:44.358 one of my more popular ones about how 00:43:44.378 --> 00:43:47.300 to fortify your location by treating it 00:43:47.340 --> 00:43:49.181 like the president of the United States of 00:43:49.240 --> 00:43:49.740 amnesia, 00:43:50.240 --> 00:43:52.141 where you have multiple streams of 00:43:52.181 --> 00:43:52.643 protection. 00:43:52.663 --> 00:43:54.463 For example, here we got an outside fence. 00:43:55.143 --> 00:43:56.143 I'll just talk about the animals. 00:43:56.264 --> 00:43:57.684 Okay, so you got an outside fence. 00:43:58.545 --> 00:44:02.172 And it is woven wire and then hot 00:44:02.211 --> 00:44:04.155 wire on top all the way around here, 00:44:04.235 --> 00:44:05.036 the entire property. 00:44:05.077 --> 00:44:05.356 Believe me, 00:44:05.376 --> 00:44:06.719 that took some time to get done. 00:44:07.460 --> 00:44:08.702 So we got it all the way around. 00:44:08.722 --> 00:44:10.947 Okay, that's barrier number one. 00:44:11.596 --> 00:44:12.657 If you're a would-be predator, 00:44:12.677 --> 00:44:13.818 you're going to be like, okay, man, 00:44:13.858 --> 00:44:14.938 do I really want to mess with this? 00:44:14.998 --> 00:44:16.119 And then if you get past that, 00:44:16.780 --> 00:44:18.481 you got a guard dog, 00:44:18.880 --> 00:44:20.081 which is probably going to cut him in 00:44:20.121 --> 00:44:21.382 half like he's done before. 00:44:22.202 --> 00:44:23.623 And then, man, 00:44:23.643 --> 00:44:25.244 what he did to this possum was he 00:44:25.284 --> 00:44:27.626 went Old Testament on this old possum out 00:44:27.666 --> 00:44:27.907 there. 00:44:28.527 --> 00:44:29.768 I thought he was playing dead, but no, 00:44:29.807 --> 00:44:31.849 he was dead for sure. 00:44:32.309 --> 00:44:34.672 Anyway, they got to get past the dog. 00:44:35.291 --> 00:44:36.733 Then they got to get past another hot 00:44:36.753 --> 00:44:38.614 wire that's around the chickens or sheep, 00:44:38.653 --> 00:44:39.534 whatever the case may be. 00:44:40.717 --> 00:44:42.057 Do you think a would-be predator is going 00:44:42.077 --> 00:44:42.797 to want to do that? 00:44:44.079 --> 00:44:45.880 Or do you think a would-be, you know, 00:44:45.940 --> 00:44:47.159 somebody that's after your stuff is going 00:44:47.179 --> 00:44:48.141 to want to go through all that? 00:44:48.221 --> 00:44:48.300 No, 00:44:48.320 --> 00:44:49.601 they're going to hit the softer target 00:44:49.641 --> 00:44:50.202 next door. 00:44:51.081 --> 00:44:52.563 But you want to make sure, remember, 00:44:52.682 --> 00:44:53.903 it is military doctrine. 00:44:53.923 --> 00:44:55.025 I can tell you as a sapper, 00:44:55.644 --> 00:44:56.804 you have to have an obstacle, 00:44:57.626 --> 00:44:58.847 it has to be overseen, 00:45:00.067 --> 00:45:01.047 and it has to be covered by a 00:45:01.088 --> 00:45:01.407 threat. 00:45:02.188 --> 00:45:03.688 You've got to have all three. 00:45:03.728 --> 00:45:04.889 If you don't have all three, 00:45:05.269 --> 00:45:05.969 it ain't going to work. 00:45:06.431 --> 00:45:08.050 That's exactly what we employ at 00:45:08.070 --> 00:45:08.972 Guantanamo Bay. 00:45:09.579 --> 00:45:11.260 That's exactly what they employ between 00:45:11.280 --> 00:45:12.981 the borders of North and South Korea. 00:45:13.722 --> 00:45:14.682 So you got to have all three. 00:45:15.362 --> 00:45:16.983 So think about the fortification of your 00:45:17.003 --> 00:45:17.304 place. 00:45:17.784 --> 00:45:20.246 Is there a place where you could put 00:45:20.346 --> 00:45:22.686 in a bunch of multi-floor rows or maybe 00:45:22.726 --> 00:45:24.268 it's already grown there on the edges? 00:45:24.867 --> 00:45:25.949 Maybe you want to keep it there because 00:45:25.969 --> 00:45:27.690 ain't no fool alive trying to get through 00:45:27.730 --> 00:45:30.530 no multi-floor rows or some blackberries 00:45:30.570 --> 00:45:32.152 and put them together if you can't. 00:45:32.824 --> 00:45:33.005 I mean, 00:45:33.045 --> 00:45:35.086 it could be out on your edges, 00:45:35.427 --> 00:45:37.007 part of your permaculture zones out there, 00:45:37.487 --> 00:45:39.550 part of your edges that are going to 00:45:39.650 --> 00:45:42.612 act as a natural barrier even for deer 00:45:42.911 --> 00:45:43.952 and certain types of things. 00:45:43.992 --> 00:45:45.873 So you'll have corridors where you know 00:45:45.934 --> 00:45:47.855 where to expect danger if you should have 00:45:47.894 --> 00:45:48.054 any. 00:45:48.916 --> 00:45:50.956 So here's another one. 00:45:52.297 --> 00:45:53.858 And I can't stress this one enough, folks. 00:45:53.878 --> 00:45:55.059 This is why I go on and on 00:45:55.099 --> 00:45:57.280 and on about perennial systems. 00:45:58.141 --> 00:46:01.304 Purchase food-producing assets. 00:46:02.454 --> 00:46:03.215 What do I mean by that? 00:46:03.596 --> 00:46:05.277 Or things that will help you produce food. 00:46:06.237 --> 00:46:06.516 Okay. 00:46:07.498 --> 00:46:07.657 Yeah, 00:46:07.697 --> 00:46:09.579 you want your fair share of canned goods, 00:46:09.619 --> 00:46:10.860 especially if you're starting out right 00:46:10.900 --> 00:46:11.079 now. 00:46:11.199 --> 00:46:12.081 I don't care where you are in the 00:46:12.121 --> 00:46:12.561 continuum. 00:46:12.581 --> 00:46:13.481 You're probably going to want those 00:46:13.521 --> 00:46:13.822 anyway. 00:46:14.641 --> 00:46:15.643 In addition to that, 00:46:16.523 --> 00:46:17.784 you want to make sure you're putting in 00:46:17.804 --> 00:46:19.905 your perennials, your fruit trees, 00:46:20.164 --> 00:46:21.005 your berry bushes, 00:46:21.045 --> 00:46:22.306 your perennial vegetables. 00:46:23.119 --> 00:46:23.481 You know, 00:46:24.661 --> 00:46:26.224 even the animals that you have out there 00:46:26.264 --> 00:46:26.965 that you cultivate. 00:46:27.045 --> 00:46:27.306 Okay, 00:46:27.365 --> 00:46:28.708 what if you can't go to Tractor Supply 00:46:28.728 --> 00:46:29.829 to go get that chicken feed? 00:46:30.451 --> 00:46:32.193 Might want to be thinking about a plan 00:46:32.213 --> 00:46:34.697 B. You know, compost materials. 00:46:35.378 --> 00:46:36.179 That's your fertility. 00:46:36.219 --> 00:46:37.442 Everything rolls out of there. 00:46:38.248 --> 00:46:39.307 So you want to make sure that you 00:46:39.327 --> 00:46:41.088 have the means to maintain all of that 00:46:41.128 --> 00:46:42.849 stuff because your compost, 00:46:43.369 --> 00:46:44.610 you want to have a, you know, 00:46:44.630 --> 00:46:46.210 it's that self-licking ice cream cone I 00:46:46.231 --> 00:46:47.632 always talk about. 00:46:47.652 --> 00:46:49.753 That compost is at the center of all 00:46:49.793 --> 00:46:50.012 of it. 00:46:50.652 --> 00:46:51.514 So you want to make sure you have 00:46:51.554 --> 00:46:52.653 all that stuff on lock. 00:46:53.313 --> 00:46:55.534 But you definitely want a number of things 00:46:55.614 --> 00:46:59.157 out there that you can eat, good times, 00:46:59.197 --> 00:47:00.617 bad times, whatever the case may be. 00:47:00.916 --> 00:47:02.297 Like Jack Spierko always says, 00:47:02.858 --> 00:47:04.358 times get tough or even if they don't. 00:47:05.525 --> 00:47:07.226 And then you want to... I mean, 00:47:07.246 --> 00:47:08.347 I know this goes without saying, 00:47:08.387 --> 00:47:09.668 but I can't believe how many people in 00:47:09.688 --> 00:47:11.851 the preparedness area have forgotten a lot 00:47:11.871 --> 00:47:12.291 of this stuff. 00:47:12.351 --> 00:47:12.751 In fact, 00:47:13.192 --> 00:47:14.472 the reason why I left the whole 00:47:14.532 --> 00:47:16.675 preparedness movement to begin with years 00:47:16.715 --> 00:47:16.934 ago, 00:47:16.954 --> 00:47:18.335 because that's kind of where I started, 00:47:19.336 --> 00:47:21.039 is because you would have all these people 00:47:21.059 --> 00:47:22.179 that had their pet thing. 00:47:22.880 --> 00:47:23.521 It became a... 00:47:24.833 --> 00:47:26.936 a social suck up session, if you will. 00:47:27.476 --> 00:47:28.818 That's what a lot of these preparedness 00:47:28.838 --> 00:47:30.820 things became because you would have a guy 00:47:31.141 --> 00:47:33.403 that would have guns, but had no food. 00:47:34.043 --> 00:47:35.525 You would have a guy to have food, 00:47:35.867 --> 00:47:36.867 but no way to protect it. 00:47:37.327 --> 00:47:38.909 You would have a guy that had a 00:47:38.949 --> 00:47:39.911 bug out vehicle, 00:47:40.552 --> 00:47:41.673 but no first aid equipment. 00:47:42.574 --> 00:47:43.994 It was like everybody had half of 00:47:44.054 --> 00:47:44.474 everything. 00:47:44.875 --> 00:47:47.476 Peanut butter, no jelly, ham, no burger. 00:47:47.916 --> 00:47:50.298 I think you see where I'm going here. 00:47:50.759 --> 00:47:52.059 They had half of everything, 00:47:52.500 --> 00:47:53.740 and they thought they were prepared when 00:47:53.800 --> 00:47:57.021 really it was just a big social gathering 00:47:57.061 --> 00:47:57.882 for a lot of these people, 00:47:57.922 --> 00:47:59.344 so I extracted myself from it. 00:48:00.266 --> 00:48:02.128 But you want to think about some of 00:48:02.168 --> 00:48:02.949 those essentials. 00:48:03.530 --> 00:48:04.489 I'm talking salt. 00:48:05.150 --> 00:48:06.012 I mean real salt. 00:48:06.032 --> 00:48:07.753 I ain't talking about that Morton's crap. 00:48:09.594 --> 00:48:11.335 That might very well be the number one 00:48:11.396 --> 00:48:12.777 source of you to get the minerals you 00:48:12.817 --> 00:48:13.757 need to live. 00:48:14.659 --> 00:48:17.061 So think about high-quality salt. 00:48:17.141 --> 00:48:18.501 I would think about getting it from Dr. 00:48:18.541 --> 00:48:20.844 Will because I know he gets it here 00:48:21.164 --> 00:48:22.525 without it being irradiated. 00:48:23.186 --> 00:48:25.106 So you got some good salt out there. 00:48:25.226 --> 00:48:26.728 You got Redmond's. 00:48:27.688 --> 00:48:28.548 I've got some others out there. 00:48:28.588 --> 00:48:30.329 Baja Gold, I'm a big fan of that. 00:48:31.110 --> 00:48:32.891 And I use one, two, three, 00:48:32.972 --> 00:48:34.492 at least three different types of salt, 00:48:34.512 --> 00:48:37.454 sometimes four every single day because I 00:48:37.494 --> 00:48:39.175 want the mineral profile in all of them. 00:48:39.856 --> 00:48:41.597 Salt is so overlooked. 00:48:42.998 --> 00:48:43.380 Honey. 00:48:43.800 --> 00:48:44.920 We've got our bees out here, 00:48:45.121 --> 00:48:46.442 but we've got plenty of honey put back 00:48:46.481 --> 00:48:46.742 anyway. 00:48:47.121 --> 00:48:47.882 Things like vinegar, 00:48:47.902 --> 00:48:48.844 people don't even think about. 00:48:48.923 --> 00:48:49.684 Baking soda. 00:48:50.284 --> 00:48:50.684 Soap. 00:48:51.585 --> 00:48:53.286 Yeah, you might want to think about that. 00:48:54.248 --> 00:48:54.989 Toilet paper, 00:48:55.028 --> 00:48:56.449 but sooner or later you're going to run 00:48:56.510 --> 00:48:58.070 out of that depending on what the scenario 00:48:58.110 --> 00:48:58.570 might be. 00:48:59.150 --> 00:49:01.070 So think about all that mullein like I'm 00:49:01.130 --> 00:49:02.530 growing up on the side of this mountain 00:49:02.570 --> 00:49:03.010 right here. 00:49:03.510 --> 00:49:04.811 If you've got to wipe your keister with 00:49:04.851 --> 00:49:05.132 something, 00:49:05.211 --> 00:49:07.012 mullein is probably going to be your 00:49:07.032 --> 00:49:07.911 number one choice. 00:49:08.713 --> 00:49:09.873 And you know what? 00:49:09.952 --> 00:49:11.072 I mean, 00:49:11.092 --> 00:49:12.072 you might want to go with that as 00:49:12.152 --> 00:49:14.574 a first choice anyway because it is soft 00:49:15.213 --> 00:49:16.253 and it ain't going to, you know, 00:49:16.273 --> 00:49:17.934 you obviously don't want to be getting 00:49:17.994 --> 00:49:19.994 poison ivy or something like that. 00:49:20.534 --> 00:49:22.096 But think about those general staples. 00:49:22.896 --> 00:49:24.137 Salt being key among them. 00:49:24.916 --> 00:49:26.498 I've known people that would just get that 00:49:26.579 --> 00:49:28.940 Morton salt and is denuded of everything 00:49:28.980 --> 00:49:30.161 that you need for life. 00:49:31.041 --> 00:49:33.043 Salt is the primary way in which I 00:49:33.083 --> 00:49:33.943 take my minerals. 00:49:34.543 --> 00:49:36.664 Remember that unified field theory I was 00:49:36.684 --> 00:49:37.266 talking about? 00:49:38.186 --> 00:49:40.027 Salt is definitely a critical part of 00:49:40.047 --> 00:49:40.248 that. 00:49:40.288 --> 00:49:41.469 So you want to be thinking about that. 00:49:42.429 --> 00:49:45.271 So I'm going to also tell you, 00:49:45.751 --> 00:49:46.871 and I'm going to leave this one as 00:49:46.911 --> 00:49:50.755 last, invest in skills and not stuff. 00:49:51.666 --> 00:49:52.626 When Darren was here, 00:49:53.307 --> 00:49:54.648 Darren and Patty were here just the other 00:49:54.668 --> 00:49:54.827 day. 00:49:54.847 --> 00:49:56.009 There was a guy we went on this 00:49:56.048 --> 00:49:56.668 camp out with. 00:49:57.268 --> 00:49:58.528 My man was walking around. 00:49:59.010 --> 00:50:00.289 They would have these ones where you go 00:50:00.329 --> 00:50:01.329 out with your backpack. 00:50:02.471 --> 00:50:04.351 My man was walking around with a flipping 00:50:04.471 --> 00:50:06.572 bear trap and a fish trap that was 00:50:06.612 --> 00:50:07.431 like a bear trap. 00:50:08.253 --> 00:50:09.172 Never once used them, 00:50:09.693 --> 00:50:11.213 but he's packing them in his backpack. 00:50:11.853 --> 00:50:12.534 I kid you not. 00:50:12.994 --> 00:50:14.474 Now, he was real good at starting fire, 00:50:14.514 --> 00:50:15.655 but that was about the only thing he 00:50:15.675 --> 00:50:16.255 was good at. 00:50:17.456 --> 00:50:20.257 So think about those skills in a pinch. 00:50:21.188 --> 00:50:23.351 Do you have multiple means or ways to 00:50:23.391 --> 00:50:24.052 start a fire? 00:50:24.132 --> 00:50:25.393 I mean, is it a ferro rod? 00:50:25.512 --> 00:50:26.273 Is it matches? 00:50:26.313 --> 00:50:27.775 Is it, I mean, take a pick. 00:50:28.815 --> 00:50:29.135 You know, 00:50:29.195 --> 00:50:31.177 do you know how to butcher anything if 00:50:31.197 --> 00:50:32.219 you should take its life? 00:50:32.978 --> 00:50:34.641 Because all these people that tell me, oh, 00:50:34.661 --> 00:50:35.661 if things go sideways, 00:50:35.702 --> 00:50:36.501 I'll just go hunting. 00:50:37.063 --> 00:50:38.724 This is from people that never spilled 00:50:38.744 --> 00:50:39.864 blood in their lives. 00:50:40.786 --> 00:50:41.706 But you're going to go hunting. 00:50:42.847 --> 00:50:43.108 You know, 00:50:43.148 --> 00:50:44.248 there's a reason why they don't call it 00:50:44.289 --> 00:50:44.610 killing. 00:50:44.710 --> 00:50:46.010 But let's say you get that animal. 00:50:46.050 --> 00:50:47.552 Let's say you got lucky and you brought 00:50:47.592 --> 00:50:48.072 down a deer. 00:50:48.978 --> 00:50:50.099 Okay, do you know how to gut it? 00:50:50.440 --> 00:50:51.260 Do you know how to skin it? 00:50:52.181 --> 00:50:53.222 Do you know how to break it down 00:50:53.262 --> 00:50:54.163 and preserve that meat? 00:50:55.244 --> 00:50:56.505 No, they don't. 00:50:57.146 --> 00:50:58.286 You're going to get a couple of meals 00:50:58.367 --> 00:50:58.646 out of it. 00:50:58.726 --> 00:51:00.268 And depending on the circumstances, 00:51:00.809 --> 00:51:01.068 I mean, 00:51:01.248 --> 00:51:02.389 if you've got a bunch of stuff, 00:51:03.411 --> 00:51:05.431 you could stew that meat and keep it 00:51:05.492 --> 00:51:06.994 stewing for a while if you already had 00:51:07.014 --> 00:51:07.693 a fire going. 00:51:08.655 --> 00:51:09.735 But folks, 00:51:09.795 --> 00:51:11.036 I can't even begin to tell you how 00:51:11.056 --> 00:51:12.398 many people I know personally, 00:51:12.978 --> 00:51:14.139 people that are very close to me, 00:51:15.039 --> 00:51:15.820 I'll just go hunting. 00:51:16.661 --> 00:51:16.961 And I'm like, 00:51:16.981 --> 00:51:18.543 you've never spilled blood in your life. 00:51:19.389 --> 00:51:21.130 You're just going to pick that skill up 00:51:21.530 --> 00:51:22.090 at a time, 00:51:22.130 --> 00:51:23.851 at a critical time where nothing's working 00:51:23.871 --> 00:51:24.092 right? 00:51:25.132 --> 00:51:25.974 Think about gardening. 00:51:26.614 --> 00:51:27.815 I'm trying to get better and better at 00:51:27.855 --> 00:51:28.474 it myself. 00:51:29.255 --> 00:51:30.235 Food preservation. 00:51:30.956 --> 00:51:31.157 I mean, 00:51:31.237 --> 00:51:33.237 right now the internet is largely free. 00:51:34.239 --> 00:51:36.059 I mean, you can see video after video. 00:51:36.179 --> 00:51:37.641 I mean, look at my butchery videos. 00:51:38.141 --> 00:51:39.523 You can learn how to butcher anything from 00:51:39.583 --> 00:51:40.222 start to finish. 00:51:40.784 --> 00:51:42.445 I showed you a method that works no 00:51:42.505 --> 00:51:43.264 matter the animal. 00:51:43.925 --> 00:51:45.606 No matter the animal, that method works. 00:51:46.797 --> 00:51:48.619 Um, first aid, um, 00:51:48.938 --> 00:51:50.519 one big thing that Darren was on me 00:51:50.559 --> 00:51:51.920 about when he was here and he's right. 00:51:52.581 --> 00:51:53.322 Communication. 00:51:53.963 --> 00:51:55.943 That's one area I've got to improve in 00:51:55.963 --> 00:51:56.744 a big, big way. 00:51:57.184 --> 00:51:58.766 I got some basic things, but, um, 00:51:58.806 --> 00:52:00.507 he's been working on me to try to 00:52:00.547 --> 00:52:02.527 get me over the line regarding where I'm 00:52:02.568 --> 00:52:03.327 very delinquent. 00:52:03.969 --> 00:52:04.909 And so I'm going to make sure I 00:52:04.929 --> 00:52:05.550 get that done. 00:52:06.150 --> 00:52:07.331 You know, mechanical repair. 00:52:08.353 --> 00:52:09.574 Darren, yeah, 00:52:10.315 --> 00:52:12.056 he has a YouTube channel called Hacks for 00:52:12.076 --> 00:52:12.657 the Homesteader. 00:52:13.516 --> 00:52:15.018 I mean, you could take that guy, 00:52:15.039 --> 00:52:17.360 the parts of a fifty seven Chevy, 00:52:17.400 --> 00:52:18.601 and he could probably turn it into a 00:52:18.661 --> 00:52:20.864 Wright Brothers plane in a day or two. 00:52:21.503 --> 00:52:23.065 Not everybody has that skill, but, 00:52:23.485 --> 00:52:25.367 you know, acquire what you can. 00:52:26.047 --> 00:52:28.170 Is there somewhere along the way where you 00:52:28.190 --> 00:52:30.391 can gain a skill here, gain it there? 00:52:30.431 --> 00:52:32.092 Maybe you can do a little volunteerism. 00:52:32.813 --> 00:52:33.875 That's how I learned to butcher. 00:52:34.880 --> 00:52:35.800 I'm dead serious, folks. 00:52:35.940 --> 00:52:37.981 I learned to butcher because I came in 00:52:38.001 --> 00:52:39.181 the butcher shop and I told them, 00:52:40.282 --> 00:52:42.202 I'll come here and I'll work for free. 00:52:43.103 --> 00:52:44.322 They didn't even get back with me. 00:52:44.782 --> 00:52:45.222 You know why? 00:52:45.242 --> 00:52:46.182 They thought I was crazy. 00:52:46.742 --> 00:52:47.784 They didn't even, in fact, 00:52:47.804 --> 00:52:49.003 when I went back and said, hey, man, 00:52:49.184 --> 00:52:50.264 I never heard from you guys. 00:52:50.764 --> 00:52:51.583 I'm willing to work. 00:52:52.284 --> 00:52:54.965 They said, yeah, look, dude, 00:52:55.344 --> 00:52:56.505 nobody would work for free, man. 00:52:56.545 --> 00:52:57.306 You got to be crazy. 00:52:57.985 --> 00:52:59.045 They thought I was crazy, 00:52:59.085 --> 00:53:00.365 so they didn't even want to hire me 00:53:00.405 --> 00:53:00.646 there. 00:53:01.326 --> 00:53:03.766 Well, they finally took a shot on me. 00:53:04.306 --> 00:53:04.967 Because at the time, 00:53:04.987 --> 00:53:06.168 they were calling me an old man. 00:53:06.208 --> 00:53:08.271 It was mostly young hipsters in there 00:53:08.291 --> 00:53:09.512 because it was a hip thing to do 00:53:09.532 --> 00:53:12.114 to know how to break down an animal 00:53:12.155 --> 00:53:13.757 and then do your Facebook post or 00:53:13.777 --> 00:53:14.137 whatever. 00:53:14.556 --> 00:53:15.639 That's what they were there for. 00:53:15.719 --> 00:53:16.980 I was there to learn that skill. 00:53:17.760 --> 00:53:19.742 In time, I volunteered, 00:53:19.922 --> 00:53:21.043 and I was like a pig on roller 00:53:21.083 --> 00:53:21.523 skates, man. 00:53:21.563 --> 00:53:22.565 I just did what they told me. 00:53:23.266 --> 00:53:24.387 They started me off, look, 00:53:24.427 --> 00:53:25.487 take the meat off this ham. 00:53:26.028 --> 00:53:27.530 And then they moved into other things. 00:53:27.829 --> 00:53:29.931 When they saw my enthusiasm and they saw 00:53:29.952 --> 00:53:30.972 that I was doing it for free and 00:53:30.992 --> 00:53:32.333 then when the day was done, 00:53:32.775 --> 00:53:34.536 because at first I would volunteer one day 00:53:34.556 --> 00:53:36.117 a week and it was on Friday because 00:53:36.157 --> 00:53:37.559 I worked a four, ten schedule. 00:53:38.380 --> 00:53:40.021 I would start out working on a Friday. 00:53:41.242 --> 00:53:42.802 Okay, brought me back the next time. 00:53:43.657 --> 00:53:44.458 And here's what I did. 00:53:44.998 --> 00:53:46.239 Okay, so the day's over with. 00:53:46.880 --> 00:53:47.900 Nobody told me to do it. 00:53:48.420 --> 00:53:50.922 I went ahead and cleaned up the entire 00:53:50.981 --> 00:53:51.623 butcher shop, 00:53:52.043 --> 00:53:53.364 something they would ordinarily do. 00:53:53.963 --> 00:53:55.125 Now, the two butchers in there, 00:53:55.164 --> 00:53:58.206 they were the two master butchers that 00:53:58.246 --> 00:53:59.086 were in there at the time. 00:53:59.666 --> 00:54:00.768 They were in there doing their thing, 00:54:00.847 --> 00:54:01.668 chilling, whatever. 00:54:02.449 --> 00:54:03.309 And here it is, 00:54:03.429 --> 00:54:04.931 a guy that ain't getting paid a single 00:54:05.050 --> 00:54:05.490 dime 00:54:07.175 --> 00:54:09.077 And I'm out here, I'm busting my butt, 00:54:09.157 --> 00:54:10.358 even though I'm as wore out as they 00:54:10.438 --> 00:54:11.018 are, you know, 00:54:11.059 --> 00:54:12.478 I'm carrying these hogs in here. 00:54:12.820 --> 00:54:13.840 I'm doing all this stuff. 00:54:14.681 --> 00:54:16.762 And you know, it wasn't, 00:54:16.862 --> 00:54:18.083 it wasn't long before they were like, 00:54:18.143 --> 00:54:18.463 Hey man, 00:54:18.483 --> 00:54:19.324 you want to come in to learn how 00:54:19.344 --> 00:54:20.063 to do sausage? 00:54:20.965 --> 00:54:21.045 Uh, 00:54:21.065 --> 00:54:22.326 but we're going to do it on Thursday. 00:54:22.646 --> 00:54:24.126 I'm like, okay, I'm taking off Thursday. 00:54:24.507 --> 00:54:25.188 It got so bad. 00:54:25.208 --> 00:54:25.768 At one point, 00:54:26.347 --> 00:54:27.708 the boss at the job I was being 00:54:27.748 --> 00:54:28.909 paid at said, look, Billy, 00:54:29.914 --> 00:54:31.014 Is you want to tell me why you're 00:54:31.034 --> 00:54:32.675 only working thirty two or twenty four 00:54:32.715 --> 00:54:33.315 hours a week? 00:54:33.835 --> 00:54:34.416 And I say, yeah, 00:54:34.436 --> 00:54:35.757 because I can't get by on eight. 00:54:36.556 --> 00:54:38.077 That's exactly how I told it. 00:54:38.458 --> 00:54:40.039 I mean, or, you know, whatever, 00:54:40.179 --> 00:54:41.778 whatever clever way I found to tell him 00:54:42.159 --> 00:54:43.599 because I can't get by on less. 00:54:44.320 --> 00:54:46.081 So every I was taking off work, 00:54:46.121 --> 00:54:48.442 taking vacation time because at the time I 00:54:48.461 --> 00:54:49.402 was working for the government, 00:54:50.001 --> 00:54:52.202 working at, you know, Leavenworth anyway. 00:54:53.820 --> 00:54:54.199 The, 00:54:54.840 --> 00:54:55.822 it got to the point where I was 00:54:55.902 --> 00:54:58.284 using up vacation time or sick time to 00:54:58.304 --> 00:55:00.204 go in there and learn this new skill 00:55:00.786 --> 00:55:03.068 to the point where I can match anybody 00:55:03.088 --> 00:55:03.547 in that place. 00:55:03.568 --> 00:55:04.708 And I was working part time. 00:55:05.168 --> 00:55:05.389 Why? 00:55:05.429 --> 00:55:07.490 Because I had an enthusiasm because I 00:55:07.510 --> 00:55:09.072 didn't want to take my animals into some 00:55:09.112 --> 00:55:11.014 butcher knowing full well that they're 00:55:11.034 --> 00:55:12.434 going to give me back somebody else's 00:55:12.514 --> 00:55:12.795 animal. 00:55:13.416 --> 00:55:13.815 It happens. 00:55:13.835 --> 00:55:15.217 Hey folks, you're dropping your deer off. 00:55:15.277 --> 00:55:15.838 I promise you, 00:55:15.858 --> 00:55:17.139 you're getting back somebody else's stuff. 00:55:17.159 --> 00:55:18.059 You're dropping your pig off. 00:55:19.219 --> 00:55:20.701 It may be a little bit different, 00:55:20.740 --> 00:55:21.882 but I know a lot of the tricks 00:55:21.902 --> 00:55:22.842 and I know a lot of the things 00:55:22.862 --> 00:55:23.463 they steal. 00:55:24.063 --> 00:55:26.105 So I'm not trying to have anybody rob 00:55:26.146 --> 00:55:26.286 me. 00:55:26.326 --> 00:55:27.907 That's why I teach people how to butcher. 00:55:28.568 --> 00:55:30.309 So anyway, I use that example. 00:55:30.889 --> 00:55:32.210 If there is a skill you want, 00:55:33.291 --> 00:55:35.153 there was a time when apprenticeship meant 00:55:35.994 --> 00:55:38.295 you learn that skill in the expectation 00:55:38.315 --> 00:55:41.338 that you would get food and a place 00:55:41.358 --> 00:55:41.820 to sleep. 00:55:42.920 --> 00:55:44.101 That's how apprenticeship began. 00:55:44.561 --> 00:55:45.523 A lot of people don't know that. 00:55:46.043 --> 00:55:46.985 They think it needs to come with a 00:55:47.045 --> 00:55:48.485 check and you need to be treated nice. 00:55:48.545 --> 00:55:49.485 No, no, no, no, no, no. 00:55:50.086 --> 00:55:51.788 I got a skill nobody can take away 00:55:51.807 --> 00:55:52.047 from me. 00:55:52.068 --> 00:55:53.088 And I can't even tell you how many 00:55:53.108 --> 00:55:55.610 people I've taught to do it because I 00:55:55.630 --> 00:55:56.630 volunteered my time, 00:55:57.251 --> 00:55:58.913 my spare time that I took away from 00:55:58.952 --> 00:56:00.514 my wife and my son to learn that 00:56:00.534 --> 00:56:00.934 skill. 00:56:01.574 --> 00:56:03.695 Sometimes that's what you got to 00:56:03.755 --> 00:56:04.356 sacrifice. 00:56:05.317 --> 00:56:06.777 That's what you got to sacrifice sometimes 00:56:06.818 --> 00:56:07.679 to get some of these skills. 00:56:07.699 --> 00:56:08.940 But I know a lot of people can 00:56:08.960 --> 00:56:09.599 do it out there. 00:56:10.280 --> 00:56:10.780 All right. 00:56:10.800 --> 00:56:12.242 Let's see if we got any questions. 00:56:12.262 --> 00:56:12.822 Okay. 00:56:13.063 --> 00:56:13.402 In the 00:56:16.077 --> 00:56:16.378 Okay, 00:56:17.418 --> 00:56:18.478 I've got a question down here at the 00:56:18.498 --> 00:56:20.099 bottom before I close it down. 00:56:20.259 --> 00:56:23.099 If the seven DPE affects mold, 00:56:23.139 --> 00:56:24.820 would it affect you ferment? 00:56:25.519 --> 00:56:26.219 See, Jessica, 00:56:26.380 --> 00:56:27.300 I kind of asked that question. 00:56:27.320 --> 00:56:28.201 That's a great question. 00:56:28.760 --> 00:56:30.842 What she's asking is that when Dr. 00:56:30.862 --> 00:56:33.101 Will released his test last night, 00:56:34.722 --> 00:56:36.402 they were talking about the mold or the 00:56:36.443 --> 00:56:37.983 fungi and all that stuff went down. 00:56:38.182 --> 00:56:39.963 That is collectively all over the 00:56:40.003 --> 00:56:40.824 property, I think. 00:56:42.489 --> 00:56:44.492 yeah i don't know about that that's why 00:56:44.532 --> 00:56:45.775 i was asking i was like well the 00:56:45.815 --> 00:56:47.559 beneficial bacteria in the mold would it 00:56:47.579 --> 00:56:49.702 affect any of that i haven't done any 00:56:49.782 --> 00:56:52.007 ferment since but 00:56:52.813 --> 00:56:55.295 I'm betting only the good guys are going 00:56:55.315 --> 00:56:57.456 to survive or at least the ones that 00:56:57.498 --> 00:56:59.659 can survive under a Schumann resonance, 00:57:00.139 --> 00:57:01.420 which is almost certainly going to be the 00:57:01.460 --> 00:57:01.960 good guys. 00:57:02.280 --> 00:57:02.820 Think about this. 00:57:02.880 --> 00:57:05.884 Most of your bacteria and your fungi and 00:57:05.903 --> 00:57:08.105 your facultative organisms that are going 00:57:08.125 --> 00:57:09.865 to operate in the worst places are going 00:57:09.885 --> 00:57:11.246 to be more facultative, 00:57:11.807 --> 00:57:13.268 meaning that they're neither acid nor 00:57:13.309 --> 00:57:13.489 base. 00:57:13.509 --> 00:57:14.309 They're going to work in that 00:57:14.889 --> 00:57:15.710 you know, in that very, 00:57:16.351 --> 00:57:17.231 in that middle zone. 00:57:17.931 --> 00:57:21.353 So considering that this device only 00:57:21.413 --> 00:57:22.253 favors the really, 00:57:22.293 --> 00:57:23.514 really good stuff out there, 00:57:23.634 --> 00:57:24.914 I'm almost betting, you know, 00:57:24.974 --> 00:57:26.396 now that you got me thinking about it, 00:57:26.976 --> 00:57:28.257 I think I want to ferment something. 00:57:28.317 --> 00:57:29.797 In fact, no, we are fermenting. 00:57:29.938 --> 00:57:31.958 Michelle's making some fermented, um, 00:57:32.938 --> 00:57:34.679 She took the peppers and stuff out there. 00:57:35.119 --> 00:57:36.458 She made fermented hot sauce, 00:57:37.159 --> 00:57:38.039 and it seemed to work out. 00:57:38.059 --> 00:57:39.760 She did that a week ago, 00:57:39.800 --> 00:57:41.161 and she's working on another batch right 00:57:41.201 --> 00:57:41.400 now. 00:57:41.460 --> 00:57:42.460 So, so far, yeah, 00:57:42.882 --> 00:57:43.862 not a problem at all with the 00:57:43.902 --> 00:57:44.601 fermentation. 00:57:45.041 --> 00:57:46.682 So we haven't had a problem thus far, 00:57:46.742 --> 00:57:50.985 but I'm thinking all of your critters – 00:57:50.559 --> 00:57:53.242 The ones that you don't want operate in 00:57:53.282 --> 00:57:55.164 the realm that you don't want to be 00:57:55.224 --> 00:57:57.186 in anyway. 00:57:57.547 --> 00:57:59.309 So if this is kind of evening out 00:57:59.349 --> 00:58:00.030 the zone, 00:58:00.490 --> 00:58:03.393 if this DPE or defensive planet Earth is 00:58:03.474 --> 00:58:05.896 out here changing this environment for the 00:58:05.936 --> 00:58:06.277 better, 00:58:06.697 --> 00:58:08.039 I've got to believe that it's not going 00:58:08.059 --> 00:58:09.561 to let the bad guys in or it's 00:58:09.581 --> 00:58:10.862 going to hinder them quite a bit. 00:58:11.503 --> 00:58:12.744 So, yeah, great question, 00:58:12.983 --> 00:58:14.423 and it was kind of one that I 00:58:14.485 --> 00:58:17.846 worked on the other day. 00:58:18.746 --> 00:58:20.286 Permaculture Healing says, yeah, 00:58:20.427 --> 00:58:23.708 I learned Primo cuts from your videos, 00:58:23.728 --> 00:58:23.969 Billy. 00:58:24.009 --> 00:58:25.190 That's exactly what I'm talking about, 00:58:25.230 --> 00:58:25.510 folks. 00:58:26.449 --> 00:58:28.231 I took this, and I learned this stuff, 00:58:28.331 --> 00:58:29.672 and a lot of what William and I 00:58:29.731 --> 00:58:33.354 and what we've spent as a family – 00:58:32.472 --> 00:58:33.514 Um, to learn, 00:58:33.673 --> 00:58:35.335 we spent a lot of money to learn 00:58:35.376 --> 00:58:36.516 how to look under microscopes. 00:58:36.556 --> 00:58:37.777 Folks, you have no idea. 00:58:38.177 --> 00:58:39.298 We spent a lot of money to learn 00:58:39.318 --> 00:58:40.358 a lot of these skills and we give 00:58:40.378 --> 00:58:43.681 a lot of them away for free because 00:58:43.742 --> 00:58:45.342 I think that's their altruistic thing to 00:58:45.382 --> 00:58:45.623 do. 00:58:45.864 --> 00:58:47.485 Some of this stuff we do make money 00:58:47.565 --> 00:58:48.326 on, but not a lot. 00:58:49.195 --> 00:58:49.755 By and large, 00:58:49.775 --> 00:58:51.257 the most important things are out there 00:58:51.416 --> 00:58:52.378 absolutely for free. 00:58:52.418 --> 00:58:55.179 Now, if you want a more in-depth, 00:58:55.239 --> 00:58:56.940 more professionally done video on how to 00:58:57.001 --> 00:58:58.521 butcher, yeah, we got that as well. 00:58:58.983 --> 00:58:59.963 But if you want to know the nuts 00:59:00.003 --> 00:59:00.704 and bolts of it, 00:59:01.224 --> 00:59:03.005 you can easily watch that video and get 00:59:03.025 --> 00:59:03.666 your way through it. 00:59:04.086 --> 00:59:05.086 Or if you sat through one of the 00:59:05.106 --> 00:59:06.168 classes I've done before, 00:59:06.248 --> 00:59:07.409 people have taken that video, 00:59:07.489 --> 00:59:08.230 got back home, 00:59:08.610 --> 00:59:10.050 and then followed it step by step. 00:59:10.090 --> 00:59:11.311 I've taken out all the BS, 00:59:11.371 --> 00:59:12.213 all the nonsense, 00:59:12.693 --> 00:59:14.034 and you can learn it right now. 00:59:15.155 --> 00:59:18.617 um elk's hound asks is your other channel 00:59:18.657 --> 00:59:21.500 cost i'm not quite sure the syntax on 00:59:21.539 --> 00:59:23.001 your question is a little bit bizarre but 00:59:23.882 --> 00:59:25.001 i guess you're asking does your other 00:59:25.043 --> 00:59:27.443 channel cost anything no i mean we do 00:59:27.483 --> 00:59:29.445 have a rumble channel i mean we have 00:59:29.465 --> 00:59:31.626 a rumble channel we have a patreon that 00:59:31.666 --> 00:59:33.548 costs money you can get in there for 00:59:33.568 --> 00:59:35.449 as little as a dollar and i talk 00:59:35.469 --> 00:59:37.271 about things on there typically that are 00:59:37.391 --> 00:59:40.032 more it's more in depth i go more 00:59:40.052 --> 00:59:40.514 in depth 00:59:41.172 --> 00:59:43.134 about what we got going on around here, 00:59:43.173 --> 00:59:44.775 things that I really haven't covered on 00:59:44.835 --> 00:59:45.695 YouTube a whole lot. 00:59:46.297 --> 00:59:47.777 And it's honestly for the people that just 00:59:48.257 --> 00:59:49.480 want to rock and help us out. 00:59:49.539 --> 00:59:51.561 So we appreciate all the help we can 00:59:51.601 --> 00:59:52.802 get and all the people out there that 00:59:52.842 --> 00:59:54.304 contribute in so many different ways. 00:59:54.963 --> 00:59:55.945 I know a lot of people are hitting 00:59:55.965 --> 00:59:57.246 me up for bone sauce, folks, 00:59:57.286 --> 00:59:58.407 when it's raining like this. 00:59:59.088 --> 00:59:59.588 Can't do it. 00:59:59.688 --> 00:59:59.949 I mean, 01:00:00.188 --> 01:00:01.610 can't burn out there when it's raining 01:00:01.630 --> 01:00:02.570 cats and dogs on you. 01:00:03.150 --> 01:00:03.670 All right, y'all. 01:00:03.731 --> 01:00:05.411 I want to thank everybody so much. 01:00:05.472 --> 01:00:07.153 And William hopefully will be back, 01:00:07.733 --> 01:00:08.675 hopefully on Monday. 01:00:08.715 --> 01:00:11.036 He's on assignment doing a bunch of things 01:00:11.076 --> 01:00:12.356 right now, so he can't be with us. 01:00:12.938 --> 01:00:14.759 But he will next time, next week. 01:00:15.619 --> 01:00:16.780 Look, y'all, I want to thank you all. 01:00:17.681 --> 01:00:20.503 Please pray for the direction of this 01:00:20.543 --> 01:00:21.083 country, man. 01:00:21.222 --> 01:00:22.724 It is not wonderful right now. 01:00:23.264 --> 01:00:25.987 Until next time, stay alert, stay alive. 01:00:27.813 --> 01:00:31.577 Listen to the earth, they've got us moved. 01:00:48.996 --> 01:00:51.978 What the world's been from the smallest 01:00:51.998 --> 01:00:55.521 sprout to the harmony begins in the cycle 01:00:55.601 --> 01:00:58.762 of life where the magic's alive. 01:00:58.983 --> 01:01:00.123 Turn it to the beat, 01:01:00.543 --> 01:01:02.865 feel the vibe and thrive. 01:01:03.766 --> 01:01:08.849 So much weird stuff in the cycle of 01:01:08.889 --> 01:01:09.309 life.