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Permaculture flows like a sweet spring.

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

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Greening the world like it's meant to be.

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I'm a ultra P-I-O-P, I'm the king.

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Back to loving everything.

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Bringing change, making it last.

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welcome to episode four seventy three of

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the permaculture pimp cast where pimp

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stands for permaculture is my passion the

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only pimp cast on this earth that

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discusses permaculture preparedness

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practical living and sometimes prostitutes

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oh well good to be here with y'all

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and with my partner in crime this episode

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as always brought to you by the sovereign

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health summit that's going to be october

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twenty seven through the thirty first

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that's going to be in harmony north

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carolina and as of yet you know hey

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we got tickets available

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You can even be there virtually if you'd

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like.

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TPC will get you five percent off.

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Also, EMP Shield,

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fifty bucks off with promo code.

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Well, yeah,

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fifty bucks off with promo code PERMA.

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I was sitting down here looking,

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making sure.

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OK, I thought they changed it, but no,

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they didn't.

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Look, y'all.

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I've been a journeyman electrician for

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almost thirty years,

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and I'm here to tell you that your

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number one threat isn't necessarily an

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EMP.

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It is a lightning strike.

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And if anything gets downstream of this

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thing and Kentucky fries anything in their

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house,

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they're going to cover you for twenty five

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G's.

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Find me another transient voltage surge

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suppressor on the market that offers any

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kind of protection like that.

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So you can't.

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That's why I reached out to them.

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You know,

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the advertisers don't reach out to me.

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How are you doing, son?

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Pretty good.

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You were talking about lightning earlier.

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Weird thing happened earlier today when I

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was at the I got a new phone.

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So hopefully the phone issues go away here

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after today.

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But while I was at the phone store,

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it's clear sky.

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I think I mean, well,

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their version of clear sky.

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I think there may have been like a

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handful of clouds.

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By no means was there a storm anywhere

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near us.

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And we were here in Thunder inside the

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Verizon store.

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while they were trying or inside the phone

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store while they were trying to like do

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the adjustments and all that stuff to the

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phones to the point like we kept hearing

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it like i went outside to go look

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to see what was happening but we kept

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hearing thunder it wasn't like there was

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any kind of heavy equipment construction

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going on there was nothing going on it's

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right next to walmart it's not like

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anything was going on at walmart and it

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wasn't like anybody was blowing tannerite

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up uh in the distance because i mean

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it was in the middle of town um

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Yeah, it was weird.

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We kept hearing thunder and I wasn't the

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only one.

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Everybody else in the store heard it and

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it was just bizarre.

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But unlike everybody else, I mean,

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everybody else just kind of heard it and

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then didn't really think twice of it and

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probably won't make much of it, you know,

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as their day goes on.

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But it was weird.

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It was really weird.

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I mean, no rain clouds in sight,

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nothing like that.

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Not a single one.

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No.

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At best,

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it had the clouds that come after

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everything dissipates a little bit.

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It's like a hazy blanket, really.

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But you can still see blue past it

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and everything.

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No solid rain clouds, nothing.

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It was weird.

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Yeah, I'm not at all surprised, man.

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We had some weird stuff going on here

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today.

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I might as well just cover that since

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we're going to delve into the weird stuff.

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Son,

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you can ask your mom if I'm lying.

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I was on the front porch trying to

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prep this show, I think.

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And your mom was in the house doing

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something in the kitchen.

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And then in the distance,

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we could hear this loud propeller noise of

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a very large plane that was going

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overhead.

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I mean, you could tell it was coming.

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And it was like,

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I remember when I was at Fort Bragg,

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A lot of the pilots out there would

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be the ones dumping us out of those

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planes where we'd jump out.

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So at times they would do nap of

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the earth,

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meaning that they would fly relatively

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low.

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We've had C one thirties fly over this

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thing before, but never, I mean,

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you can ask your mom,

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I could look up and I could literally

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tell that was a C one thirties and

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we're not at the top of the mountain,

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but I've never seen a plane this low

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anywhere.

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And I haven't seen a helicopter.

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I don't think this low.

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I was flying around here.

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Yeah, flew directly over the house.

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You could hear it buzz.

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And I'm like,

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I'm waiting for this thing to crash

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because it was really that low.

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And so went out there and looked, okay,

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that was very, very weird.

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Folks, when I say low,

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we live in the flipping mountains.

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There's another thousand feet above me on

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this mountain.

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So you wouldn't think that they'd be down

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in the valley part where the mountains

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meet.

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So that's exactly where they are.

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How this thing didn't crash.

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I do not know.

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Um,

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why is there so much like military plane

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activity near you?

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Like there's,

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I remember I've seen jets out there.

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I've seen helicopters out there.

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I've seen a bunch of helicopters out

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there.

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I've seen C one thirties out there,

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but there's all kinds.

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Is it because you're so close to brag?

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Yeah.

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I guess.

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Well, that's part of it.

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And then also Robin Sage is where you,

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everybody says special forces, meaning,

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you know, no matter the branch,

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there's only one special forces y'all.

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And that's the green berets.

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Everybody else is not special forces,

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even though they kind of use it as

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a generic term.

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The Special Forces are the Green Berets in

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the Army,

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and they train at a place called Robin

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Sage.

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For all the guys that are breaking out

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about to become full-fledged Green Berets,

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they do their training missions over

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there.

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It's a pretty large area.

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And also, you got Fort Bragg,

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and you have a lot of the drop

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zones on Fort Bragg.

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You have drop zones there that are named

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after...

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major drop zones in World War II.

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You got Sisley, Salerno.

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I mean, shoot,

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all the drop zones that were used in

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World War II where paratroopers jumped

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out, that's what they got at Fort Bragg.

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And so before they actually,

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when you load up on the plane on

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Pope Air Force Base,

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you get in there and it's agonizing

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because you go up and then when they

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come down, everybody has to pee.

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Your number one motive for jumping out of

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that plane is Boyle's Law, right?

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Because when they were up high,

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it didn't bother you so much.

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But when they come down, now your bladder,

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you're feeling the effects of it.

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So anyway,

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they do all this stuff because these

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pilots want to get in their hours.

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Remember,

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Colonel told me this once when I was

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at Bragg.

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They want to get in their hours.

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So they're flying nap of the earth.

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They're doing all this kind of crazy

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stuff.

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So that may be part of it,

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but I've never,

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ever seen a plane this low in the

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mountains.

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They usually don't play that kind of game.

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I mean, not here.

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It's usually,

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you can tell when they're low,

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but it's never this low.

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And I was looking and seeing, okay, well,

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they drop any junk out of the sky.

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Who even knows?

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But anyway, yeah,

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that was our strange deal for today.

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So you have weird thunder out there,

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and we got planes,

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C- first

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Just flying nap of the earth.

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Yeah,

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a lot of it I think has to

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do with Fort Bragg,

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but the direction of travel is nowhere

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near coming from Bragg.

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Well, in this case it was,

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but in a lot of places we're seeing

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it go north and south.

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Bragg is to the east of us.

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So it may be part of a larger

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scheme.

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These days you don't even know.

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You don't even know.

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I mean, I put in that new device,

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and I'm wondering if we weren't going to

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get some helicopter activity because I had

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another person reach out to me.

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Yeah,

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I stuck that other device in the ground.

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And for those that don't know,

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it's the Agriculture X. Now,

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you know about the first one,

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the Agriculture X.

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that we stuck in the ground and then

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i went ahead and got the agriculture

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shield which is considerably larger we

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stuck that in the ground and i'm like

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okay i've gotten reports from other people

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telling me that they had some weird you

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know black helicopter kind of stuff flying

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over

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Um,

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maybe that stuff has happened when we

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weren't here,

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but so far we haven't seen any of

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that.

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Only weird air activity has come from C

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one thirties flying over way, way,

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way too low.

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So, um, yeah,

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you punched a hole in the roof and

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they're like trying to figure out how to

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patch this.

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Yeah.

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That's what's going on.

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I wasn't going to say a whole lot

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about it.

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I wasn't going to say a whole lot

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about it.

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And by the way,

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I haven't talked to William about this,

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but I think we're going to have to

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start putting the pimp cast on the pimp

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cast channel on YouTube and also on, uh,

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on rumble instead of doing it on a

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regular youtube channel so folks subscribe

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over there check it out because that's

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where i think we're going to have to

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start doing it because now youtube is

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playing games every single time we put up

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one of these videos mysteriously right at

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a hundred people just jump off unsubscribe

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how about that son are you experiencing

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any of that

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I mean, well,

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it would be one thing if you did

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it out of the normal topic of your

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channel.

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Like it's one thing if like,

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let's say you have a channel talking about

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like,

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three D printing or something like that.

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And then you do like a front porch

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talk similar to what dad is.

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Dad's been doing.

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and that's like a one-off,

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and then you have a bunch of people

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dropping off.

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But at this point, your followers,

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your subscribers,

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have to understand at least what this

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channel's about.

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You know what I mean?

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So it's not like they would have signed

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off thinking it was about something else

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and then signed back off because then they

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saw one of your front porch talks.

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It would make sense if it happened at

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first and it was a one-off thing,

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but the fact that you do these every

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Sunday and still people are dropping off

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every Sunday, that doesn't make any sense.

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Other than...

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It's not Sunday, son.

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It's whenever we go live,

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whenever we do these podcasts is the only

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time.

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I don't have any problem otherwise.

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It's whenever we do this right at about

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a hundred people.

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And folks,

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I don't care about subscriptions.

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I never have.

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I mean,

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that's really not my motive for any of

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this stuff.

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But there may be people out there that

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legitimately want this information.

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I'm afraid we're just going to have to

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do it on the PimpCast channel and on

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Rumble.

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And then we can give you reminders,

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I think, through here,

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through the community notes.

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I'm not sure exactly how to do that.

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And we're always like, keep in mind,

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we're always on every audio platform

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available, anything,

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anywhere you could listen to podcasts.

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You can, you can always listen to the,

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to the pimp cast and stuff.

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And I think there's a way to do

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video podcasting on Spotify as well.

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I'm not entirely sure if you just link

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in this YouTube live stream or from

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whether it's from here or the pimp cast

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channel or whatever.

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Um,

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I don't know if you just link that

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and,

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or if you have to

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upload it separately,

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but you can always find us on every

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audio platform.

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So there's that.

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So go check us out there.

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So some other things going on every single

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day, son, I know it's crazy.

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Everybody in the Western States are being,

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you know, really,

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really beat up by a drought,

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which I fully believe is one hundred

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percent engineered and

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talking to Dane Wigington, you know,

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it's kind of, man, it's pretty cool, man,

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to be able,

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that's one thing I love about this

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podcast.

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It has opened the door in so many

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ways to people that ordinarily I would not

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be able to approach.

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So Dane and I have become pretty good

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friends.

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And anyway,

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everything out West is still in drought.

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I mean,

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we got Europe just burning down left and

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right, looking like Rome and, you know,

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ancient Rome just walked all over it.

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like Scipio in North Africa.

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And, um, out here,

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some we're getting rain just about,

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honestly,

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it seems like every single day we're

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getting a rainstorm.

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Now I know we live in a,

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in a, you know,

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temperate rainforest and stuff like this,

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but this seems, I mean,

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let yesterday it was coming down like cats

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and dogs.

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And I will say that device, I mean,

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despite it being a thunderstorm,

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it wasn't over us.

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I mean, it wasn't anywhere around us,

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but you could hear it in the distance.

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Um,

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Yeah, so rain every single day.

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Other things we got going on around here.

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Well, you know,

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we're eating the food we grow.

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That's exactly what I'm trying to get

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everybody else to do out here.

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And I know a lot of you are

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doing it.

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But yeah, we got spinach.

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You know,

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we're pulling that up out of there.

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Cucumbers.

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I finally got my first pear off a

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tree today.

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So we'll be getting a pretty good bumper

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crop, I think,

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of Asian pears and then some Anjou pears.

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And then a number of others.

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So pairs, you know, I love those.

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So no complaints in that department.

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And then also started,

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I can't wait to show everybody what I

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got going here.

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I got, you know, beds full of beats.

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And I'm eating for performance these days,

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folks.

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I really am.

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Maybe a little bit too much because I'm

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looking at my weight.

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I mean, the last time I weighed myself,

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I was about one eighty.

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Today I weighed myself.

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I was one sixty three.

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I was last time I was one sixty

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three, man.

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I had to go get your mom scale

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because I'm like, man,

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what is going on here?

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Yeah, dad,

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you got to put on more weight.

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Yeah.

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I mean,

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there was a time I was walking around

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at two forty.

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So, I mean, yeah,

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not in the best shape ever,

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but here I am at one sixty three

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and I'm like, man,

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what is going on here?

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So I told your mom, OK, man,

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I'm just going to have to start working

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out,

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putting on some muscle and stuff like this

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because I'm becoming a little bit frail

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around here,

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a little bit too bony for my frame,

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I think.

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Yeah, your friend,

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you need to be bigger for your frame.

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Your frame is too big to be one

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sixty right now.

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Yeah, I'm like one sixty three.

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And I'm like, man,

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but this thing tells you your visceral

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fat, your subcutaneous fat.

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I mean,

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my visceral fat last time I checked,

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it was I mean, it was for me,

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it was it was like nineteen something

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today.

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It was like six, which is really,

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really good.

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Yeah.

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Most people are not even close to that.

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But I'm going to be doing some experiments

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to see how low I can actually get

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that,

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but at the same time put on some

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real muscle at the same time.

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So I'm going to be a hurting unit

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tomorrow when – yeah, I started today,

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but I'm also going to – I'm struggling

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a little bit because ever since I started

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discovering fasting –

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One of the problems I've been having is

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that I really don't eat much anymore.

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Anybody that knew me from back in the

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day knew I could clear a table.

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And once I really, you know,

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really understood the whole thing of

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fasting,

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I might eat once or twice a day,

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not even really think about it.

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So what I'm going to do,

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this is experiment I'm going to do.

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And I got it from Tom DeLauer,

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I think.

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So you basically fast once a week,

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thirty six hours,

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and then you eat anything you want any

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every other day that week for the within

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reason.

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I mean,

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you're not going to go on an all

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ice cream diet or you shouldn't.

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Or let's say you don't do a thirty

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six hour fast.

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Maybe you do two twenty four hour fast.

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And what this is supposed to do over

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a six week time,

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just doing this for six weeks,

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is that it should reset everything in your

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body.

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So I'm going to look to do that

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and then really try to get in a

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number of other calories.

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But me walking around at one sixty three,

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man, that I asked your mom, I said,

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maybe the scale of mine is busted.

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I said, where's yours?

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And it's at one sixty two.

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So I'm like, OK,

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it's got to be one of these guys

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got to be right.

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Yeah,

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you're getting close to the victim weight

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category.

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You got to get that weight.

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Yeah,

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I just got to get some muscle on

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because I haven't done any weight training

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in a long, long time.

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But I started today,

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and I'm going to be hopping and popping

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on that.

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So some other things we got going.

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Yeah, soil saviors, man.

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One day I'll put it in the high

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tunnel,

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and then the other day I'll put it

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up here.

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And then switching back and forth.

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One week I'll do soil saviors.

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The other week it's going to be a

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biocomplete compost sun.

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I will say, though,

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I had a lamb that I had to

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put down, or no, it died.

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Um, it was his bottle baby that died.

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I don't know,

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maybe a month and a half ago,

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maybe not that long,

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but I stuck him in the compost pile,

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man.

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That pile is so doggone active, man.

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There ain't nothing but a pile of bones

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left in there.

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I mean, that's, that's pretty good.

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Yeah, I mean,

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this pile is uber active in a big,

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big way.

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So, yeah, be using that stuff.

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I need to look at it under the

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microscope or better still have your mom

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do it if she can.

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Do any other things around here?

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You know, folks,

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for the ones that are thinking about, hey,

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do I want this lifestyle?

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Remember, repetitive things.

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You know, you see these videos out there,

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people doing really cool things in the

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farm space.

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Sadly,

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a lot of it is fake or not

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legit.

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But the things they never talk about are

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the tasks that you do every single day.

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And for me right now,

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this time of year is cutting down that

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wheat, that, you know,

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breaking out the weed eater and cutting

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down silver grass in the places where it

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isn't supposed to be.

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In fact,

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anywhere on this proper property is where

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it isn't supposed to be.

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Had I had time to really stay on

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top of it,

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I would have been using the soil savers

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and the biocomplete compost back to back

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to back to back because the areas where

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I've done that, guess what?

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It ain't coming back.

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So I need to really get hot on

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that.

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And then other things that we're doing is

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we're planting fall stuff out here.

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Got beets in the ground.

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Remember,

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we all we're at three thousand feet so

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we can get away with some of that

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stuff.

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So we got we got beets from seed.

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I got them going out there.

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And of course, also,

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what else do I have?

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Oh,

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your mom planted some bush beans like two

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rows.

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And so in between, what am I doing?

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planting microgreens.

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I don't know why more people aren't doing

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this.

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I guess I'm the one to come up

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with the idea.

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I mean,

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I haven't seen anybody else do it.

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But in the rows, in between the rows,

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folks, okay,

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I don't know what they're charging for one

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of those little plastic containers of

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microgreens at the farmer's market.

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I want to say, doggone it,

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I want to say it's close to ten

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bucks.

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Ten bucks.

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I want to say it's somewhere around,

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maybe it might even be twelve.

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Anyway,

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Why would you go out there and buy

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that from an inert medium when you could

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go ahead and plant your own microgreens

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and they're going to be astonishingly

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awesome,

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better than anything you could find even

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at a place like that because you're

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growing it in a sterile medium.

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Why not grow microgreens in between your

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rows?

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And then while you're waiting on the

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beans,

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which are going to take sixty days to

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come up.

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Okay, while I'm waiting on that,

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I'll be eating up these microgreens in

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between the rows, which, by the way,

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it's a living, I mean,

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it is working beautifully as a living

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mulch down there where you can do like

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Eric Sider did where he's taking half of

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his worm bin, growing microgreens in it,

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and then letting the worms have the other

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side.

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So, you know,

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I think it's the best of both worlds.

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I can't believe nobody's ever done that

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before,

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but I'll keep everybody abreast of what's

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going on there.

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Sorry to go along so long, son,

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but what's going on in your world?

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No, you're fine.

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Well,

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I think the reason most people don't do

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that is because it requires daily

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maintenance and harvest every single day.

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Most people just aren't used to going out

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there and harvesting what they're going to

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eat for the day from the garden.

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And I think that's why most people don't

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go the microgreens route.

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And now, as far as my place goes,

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it is impossible to do microgreens right

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now because this sun...

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is so doggone intense.

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The garden is in limbo right now.

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We still have plenty of tomatoes and

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peppers and we have sweet potatoes and

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watermelons and cantaloupes and all kinds

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of stuff growing.

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It's just the beds that I cleared out

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before are kind of in,

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they just have a cover crop

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growing right now like whatever popped up

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after i cleared out the bed is staying

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there until we get past this really hot

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phase for a minute so probably end of

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august going into september once we start

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getting shorter days so it's still going

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to be as hot it's just going to

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be shorter so the plants are having to

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deal with as long of a hot day

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um less evaporation less heat stress and

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stuff like that

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That's when I'll put in like stuff for

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the fall garden.

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But yeah, for right now,

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we just got tomatoes, peppers,

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sweet potato.

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I have some I have a bunch of

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potatoes and need to go harvest.

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I'm just kind of in a debate right

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now of like some of the potatoes that

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I have in forty foot rows out at

00:20:05.954 --> 00:20:07.016
the demonstration site.

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What I'm thinking is if I go through

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there and harvest the potatoes,

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then I have a bunch of exposed soil

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in this very, very intense heat right now.

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It's not even that it's super hot.

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It's just the sun is very,

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very intense right now.

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You can even see it on plants like

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moringa.

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My moringa has been slightly wilting in

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the full sun here lately.

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Speaking of moringa,

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that thing has been blowing up lately.

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Last time I was out of town...

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I shut off the water,

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the automatic watering system out there,

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because it was basically raining every

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single day.

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And earlier this year,

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I made the mistake of leaving it on

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while it was raining,

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and then I had some anaerobic side effects

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and stuff like that.

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So I turned it off while I was

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out of town because it was raining pretty

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consistently.

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And then since I came back,

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it hasn't really rained at all since

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coming back,

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and I haven't turned the watering system

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back on.

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And you can see that everything is...

00:21:02.676 --> 00:21:05.760
it's pretty it's getting abused out there

00:21:05.780 --> 00:21:07.742
the garden the plants the grass all that

00:21:07.782 --> 00:21:09.765
type of stuff is getting abused right now

00:21:09.845 --> 00:21:11.186
even one of the elm trees that i

00:21:11.207 --> 00:21:13.609
have in the back granted they drop leaves

00:21:13.670 --> 00:21:15.332
first but they shouldn't be trying to drop

00:21:15.392 --> 00:21:17.334
leaves right now and i got leaves falling

00:21:17.374 --> 00:21:18.756
off that elm tree in the back so

00:21:18.796 --> 00:21:19.375
yeah there's some

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And I haven't remediated the soil around

00:21:22.539 --> 00:21:23.161
the elm tree.

00:21:23.201 --> 00:21:24.741
So there's that aspect, too.

00:21:24.862 --> 00:21:27.285
But there's some crazy things going on

00:21:27.305 --> 00:21:29.586
with the very, very intense sun right now.

00:21:29.846 --> 00:21:31.548
So there's that.

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Dane Wigington talks a lot about that.

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And even Eric Sider was talking about it,

00:21:35.192 --> 00:21:37.013
that it feels so many people are

00:21:37.054 --> 00:21:38.174
complaining that it feels like it's

00:21:38.214 --> 00:21:39.395
cooking you on the inside.

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And the reason why is because of this

00:21:41.458 --> 00:21:42.419
lensing effect.

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from the garbage they're dropping from the

00:21:44.758 --> 00:21:45.179
sky.

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Now I will say that here on this

00:21:47.641 --> 00:21:48.041
property,

00:21:48.142 --> 00:21:50.203
I'm not experiencing any of that like we

00:21:50.223 --> 00:21:50.903
did before,

00:21:51.444 --> 00:21:53.487
because these devices seem to be actually

00:21:53.527 --> 00:21:53.886
working.

00:21:53.926 --> 00:21:55.189
So we don't have any of that lensing

00:21:55.229 --> 00:21:56.589
effect so far anyway,

00:21:56.630 --> 00:21:58.151
maybe I shouldn't have said that out loud.

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But if you go to other places,

00:22:00.493 --> 00:22:01.094
you feel it,

00:22:01.434 --> 00:22:02.736
and that's exactly what's happening.

00:22:02.796 --> 00:22:04.597
This particulate matter that they're

00:22:04.657 --> 00:22:05.097
dropping

00:22:05.999 --> 00:22:07.960
takes the the focal point of the sun

00:22:08.099 --> 00:22:09.920
and then acts like a magnifying glass to

00:22:09.960 --> 00:22:12.101
so many different people hey thanks for

00:22:12.121 --> 00:22:15.000
that thanks for that kind word uh nancy

00:22:15.141 --> 00:22:16.882
and she also says my family is finally

00:22:16.942 --> 00:22:18.402
realizing they need to call me before

00:22:18.461 --> 00:22:20.522
produce shopping and like she said hit

00:22:20.563 --> 00:22:22.884
that thumbs up no nancy i think that's

00:22:22.903 --> 00:22:23.884
a beautiful place to be

00:22:24.903 --> 00:22:26.325
And you're going to be an inspiration,

00:22:26.404 --> 00:22:28.165
I think, to everybody else out there.

00:22:28.266 --> 00:22:29.826
Okay, you like what I'm giving you here?

00:22:30.307 --> 00:22:31.688
Hey, it ain't that difficult, man.

00:22:31.988 --> 00:22:32.968
You can do it at your house.

00:22:33.008 --> 00:22:34.989
I mean, it's little things like this.

00:22:35.009 --> 00:22:36.069
And I think big things.

00:22:36.769 --> 00:22:39.511
Because we are definitely heading towards

00:22:39.551 --> 00:22:42.272
crisis in terms of our diesel fuel.

00:22:43.834 --> 00:22:45.295
There are people talking about it.

00:22:45.355 --> 00:22:46.474
You're just never going to hear it on

00:22:46.515 --> 00:22:48.175
Fix News or MSNBC.

00:22:48.817 --> 00:22:49.936
You're never going to hear it in any

00:22:49.977 --> 00:22:50.657
of these places.

00:22:51.018 --> 00:22:51.238
But...

00:22:52.309 --> 00:22:54.653
everybody needs to encourage everybody

00:22:54.732 --> 00:22:55.493
else, um,

00:22:56.454 --> 00:22:59.798
to do victory gardens in every possible

00:22:59.818 --> 00:23:00.700
way imaginable.

00:23:01.000 --> 00:23:01.099
Um,

00:23:01.965 --> 00:23:02.946
And I mean, at this point,

00:23:02.987 --> 00:23:04.647
it's almost instead of victory gardens,

00:23:04.667 --> 00:23:05.807
they're going to label them criminal

00:23:05.847 --> 00:23:06.269
gardens.

00:23:08.829 --> 00:23:09.711
Speaking of that,

00:23:09.810 --> 00:23:11.692
you said at the beginning of the podcast,

00:23:11.731 --> 00:23:12.913
my partner in crime, dad,

00:23:12.932 --> 00:23:14.594
we're about to for real be partners in

00:23:14.634 --> 00:23:16.694
crime this November.

00:23:17.174 --> 00:23:20.798
Once they start practicing the Noahide

00:23:20.837 --> 00:23:22.298
laws of the same month that they're doing

00:23:22.558 --> 00:23:23.219
the draft,

00:23:23.900 --> 00:23:25.000
we're going to have some problems.

00:23:25.019 --> 00:23:25.220
Yeah.

00:23:26.277 --> 00:23:27.857
Well, I'm not going to have any problems.

00:23:28.178 --> 00:23:29.417
You're not going to have any problems.

00:23:29.557 --> 00:23:31.098
I mean, you're outside the age range.

00:23:32.078 --> 00:23:33.380
I'm not talking about the draft part.

00:23:33.480 --> 00:23:35.880
I'm talking about the things we've said on

00:23:35.900 --> 00:23:38.881
this podcast and them starting to get into

00:23:38.901 --> 00:23:39.402
the Noahide.

00:23:39.461 --> 00:23:40.882
We've had the Noahide laws for,

00:23:41.061 --> 00:23:41.982
what was it, since the, like,

00:23:42.002 --> 00:23:43.383
the eighties or nineties or something like

00:23:43.403 --> 00:23:43.583
that?

00:23:43.603 --> 00:23:45.203
Well, passively.

00:23:45.384 --> 00:23:45.844
Yeah.

00:23:45.903 --> 00:23:46.403
Passively.

00:23:47.104 --> 00:23:47.785
Yeah.

00:23:47.825 --> 00:23:50.766
Now they're... Go ahead.

00:23:50.786 --> 00:23:50.885
No, no.

00:23:50.925 --> 00:23:52.385
Go ahead, son.

00:23:52.425 --> 00:23:53.346
All I was saying was, like,

00:23:53.426 --> 00:23:54.166
now they're going to be...

00:23:56.192 --> 00:23:57.811
What seems to be maybe implementing,

00:23:57.832 --> 00:23:58.732
they're going to be looking at it,

00:23:58.772 --> 00:24:00.333
maybe implementing some of the Noahide

00:24:00.373 --> 00:24:02.012
laws this November, something like that.

00:24:02.073 --> 00:24:04.773
But that's not going to be good for

00:24:04.854 --> 00:24:05.394
anybody.

00:24:06.114 --> 00:24:06.294
No,

00:24:06.334 --> 00:24:08.795
that's exactly where we are right now in

00:24:08.815 --> 00:24:09.434
the continuum.

00:24:09.474 --> 00:24:10.535
But I'll tell you what I've done,

00:24:10.695 --> 00:24:12.596
and I kind of alluded to it in

00:24:12.635 --> 00:24:13.556
my front porch talk,

00:24:14.516 --> 00:24:16.777
is I'll tell you what I've really done.

00:24:17.239 --> 00:24:19.681
And folks, I mean, if you know me,

00:24:19.721 --> 00:24:21.303
you know how big a deal this is

00:24:21.343 --> 00:24:22.304
for me to not do it.

00:24:23.064 --> 00:24:25.405
I have sequestered myself away from any

00:24:25.445 --> 00:24:27.769
kind of social media outside of answering

00:24:27.808 --> 00:24:30.250
questions from YouTube videos or something

00:24:30.290 --> 00:24:30.651
like that.

00:24:31.711 --> 00:24:33.294
Or maybe I'm watching the YouTube.

00:24:33.314 --> 00:24:33.634
Believe me,

00:24:33.653 --> 00:24:35.055
if I'm watching any YouTube videos,

00:24:35.075 --> 00:24:36.296
it's not political of nature.

00:24:36.395 --> 00:24:38.377
It's not any of that in nature.

00:24:39.179 --> 00:24:39.838
All it is.

00:24:40.858 --> 00:24:42.319
All I'm watching are things that,

00:24:42.380 --> 00:24:44.601
you know, like, you know, Tom DeLauer,

00:24:44.621 --> 00:24:45.961
like I was saying a moment ago,

00:24:46.422 --> 00:24:47.942
things having to do with health and how

00:24:47.962 --> 00:24:49.683
to improve your health and, you know,

00:24:49.743 --> 00:24:50.824
tips and tricks and whatever,

00:24:50.884 --> 00:24:51.624
stuff like that.

00:24:52.164 --> 00:24:53.665
Because I think it honestly goes hand in

00:24:53.705 --> 00:24:55.967
hand because you just can't grow a simple

00:24:56.007 --> 00:24:56.926
garden anymore.

00:24:57.047 --> 00:24:58.107
That's just not enough.

00:24:58.708 --> 00:24:59.929
You got to know how to chelate this

00:24:59.969 --> 00:25:00.669
junk out of you.

00:25:01.068 --> 00:25:03.289
We got your mom working with one doctor,

00:25:03.390 --> 00:25:05.872
and then we got me doing Morley's,

00:25:06.471 --> 00:25:07.432
Morley Robbins, folks,

00:25:07.471 --> 00:25:08.232
if you haven't heard him.

00:25:09.412 --> 00:25:10.452
You need to go on here and check

00:25:10.472 --> 00:25:10.732
it out.

00:25:10.792 --> 00:25:11.173
And William,

00:25:11.212 --> 00:25:12.493
I'm going to give you some suggestions

00:25:12.574 --> 00:25:14.155
after the show regarding a couple of

00:25:14.175 --> 00:25:15.876
things that I've discovered.

00:25:17.458 --> 00:25:18.838
If you haven't checked out Morley Robbins,

00:25:18.858 --> 00:25:19.138
y'all,

00:25:19.378 --> 00:25:20.519
you're not going to see it on YouTube.

00:25:20.579 --> 00:25:21.701
Go check it out on.

00:25:22.382 --> 00:25:22.682
What is it?

00:25:22.741 --> 00:25:23.102
Rumble?

00:25:23.281 --> 00:25:24.722
Yeah, we got it on Rumble.

00:25:25.483 --> 00:25:26.305
Go check out Rumble.

00:25:26.444 --> 00:25:28.486
And he even left his phone number at

00:25:28.506 --> 00:25:28.926
the end of it.

00:25:29.047 --> 00:25:30.587
And he is encouraging people.

00:25:31.166 --> 00:25:32.027
to call him up.

00:25:32.146 --> 00:25:33.347
There's been a number of people that have

00:25:33.387 --> 00:25:34.788
reached out already and said, man,

00:25:35.409 --> 00:25:36.710
I can't believe this guy actually answers

00:25:36.730 --> 00:25:37.170
the phone.

00:25:37.769 --> 00:25:37.990
I mean,

00:25:38.029 --> 00:25:40.790
he is world renowned and he's a regular

00:25:40.830 --> 00:25:42.152
schmo just like the rest of us out

00:25:42.172 --> 00:25:42.352
there.

00:25:42.372 --> 00:25:44.012
He just had a problem he wanted fixed.

00:25:44.833 --> 00:25:46.453
And anyway,

00:25:48.960 --> 00:25:49.420
On that,

00:25:49.440 --> 00:25:51.200
if the number if anybody wants his number,

00:25:51.240 --> 00:25:52.520
I still got it written down here.

00:25:53.040 --> 00:25:56.122
It's a eight, four, seven, nine, two, two,

00:25:56.603 --> 00:25:57.702
eight, zero, six, one.

00:25:57.722 --> 00:25:58.963
If somebody could type that in the chat,

00:25:58.983 --> 00:26:00.683
I'm not signed in on anything on YouTube

00:26:00.703 --> 00:26:01.044
just yet.

00:26:01.104 --> 00:26:03.904
But eight, four, seven, nine, two, two,

00:26:04.125 --> 00:26:05.185
eight, zero, six, one.

00:26:05.246 --> 00:26:06.787
And it sounds like we're doxing the dude.

00:26:07.146 --> 00:26:08.027
That's not it at all.

00:26:08.446 --> 00:26:10.567
He wants people to have his number and

00:26:10.607 --> 00:26:11.828
he wants people to reach out so he

00:26:11.848 --> 00:26:13.328
can help you with whatever issues you got

00:26:13.368 --> 00:26:13.749
going on.

00:26:13.788 --> 00:26:15.009
Like my wife has talked to him.

00:26:15.640 --> 00:26:19.663
three times so far just in just related

00:26:19.702 --> 00:26:20.723
to like the,

00:26:20.743 --> 00:26:22.025
her being pregnant and everything.

00:26:22.045 --> 00:26:24.047
And he's more than happy to help and

00:26:24.086 --> 00:26:24.807
direct you where,

00:26:25.268 --> 00:26:26.608
where to go and what to do and

00:26:27.288 --> 00:26:28.289
where to get stuff from.

00:26:29.411 --> 00:26:29.651
Yeah.

00:26:29.711 --> 00:26:31.613
He's, he's really extraordinary at that,

00:26:31.653 --> 00:26:33.394
but I'm doing, I'm doing his protocol.

00:26:33.433 --> 00:26:34.974
Your mom's doing this other doctor who I'm

00:26:35.015 --> 00:26:36.296
going to have on later this month.

00:26:37.236 --> 00:26:39.277
And like I said, y'all,

00:26:39.336 --> 00:26:40.637
I'm trying to come up with a unified

00:26:40.678 --> 00:26:42.798
field theory of the things that are going

00:26:42.818 --> 00:26:44.219
to chelate the junk out of us,

00:26:44.259 --> 00:26:45.640
number one, keep us healthy,

00:26:46.559 --> 00:26:49.422
and a protocol that isn't so convoluted

00:26:49.442 --> 00:26:50.521
that nobody can follow it.

00:26:51.201 --> 00:26:52.423
That's what I'm trying to come up with.

00:26:52.502 --> 00:26:54.023
It's exactly what we did, Sam,

00:26:54.044 --> 00:26:55.284
when we came up with our model for

00:26:55.304 --> 00:26:57.025
a food forest.

00:26:57.384 --> 00:26:59.885
We cut and pasted all the very best

00:26:59.925 --> 00:27:01.086
of all the best out there.

00:27:01.997 --> 00:27:04.140
How nobody has ever done that before was

00:27:04.180 --> 00:27:05.201
astonishing to me.

00:27:05.721 --> 00:27:07.304
And we've done it with every other system

00:27:07.324 --> 00:27:09.046
that we have out here and it has

00:27:09.165 --> 00:27:10.647
worked extraordinarily.

00:27:11.528 --> 00:27:13.332
And that's exactly what I'm trying to come

00:27:13.372 --> 00:27:14.653
up with because there's a little more

00:27:15.511 --> 00:27:16.732
I was a little more involved here.

00:27:17.073 --> 00:27:18.974
I feel like I got the good framework,

00:27:19.535 --> 00:27:21.195
but that's exactly why we're doing the

00:27:21.236 --> 00:27:22.936
experiments that we are to find out

00:27:22.997 --> 00:27:26.440
exactly what we can do to keep us,

00:27:26.559 --> 00:27:28.361
I mean, in this world of toxicity,

00:27:28.401 --> 00:27:29.701
whether it's the EMFs,

00:27:29.761 --> 00:27:31.063
whether it's the stuff they're dropping

00:27:31.083 --> 00:27:31.723
from the sky,

00:27:31.743 --> 00:27:33.105
that things are putting in the food and

00:27:33.125 --> 00:27:34.905
the water, all that stuff.

00:27:35.487 --> 00:27:36.666
All of this means nothing.

00:27:36.707 --> 00:27:37.048
Believe me,

00:27:37.087 --> 00:27:38.689
there is nothing I'd rather talk about in

00:27:38.729 --> 00:27:40.109
every single show than permaculture.

00:27:40.768 --> 00:27:42.229
There's nothing I'd rather talk about

00:27:42.308 --> 00:27:42.568
more.

00:27:43.089 --> 00:27:44.770
But you'll notice that we've taken more of

00:27:44.790 --> 00:27:47.073
a preparedness slant in a lot of what's

00:27:47.093 --> 00:27:48.653
going on because I know a lot of

00:27:48.693 --> 00:27:49.914
other people aren't paying attention.

00:27:50.015 --> 00:27:51.675
And that's where, and, you know,

00:27:51.715 --> 00:27:52.957
put bookends on that thing,

00:27:53.737 --> 00:27:59.101
is I am in the news these days

00:28:00.622 --> 00:28:02.523
maybe thirty minutes out of a day.

00:28:03.577 --> 00:28:04.199
Thirty minutes.

00:28:04.318 --> 00:28:05.500
I can find out what it is I

00:28:05.539 --> 00:28:06.160
need to know,

00:28:06.701 --> 00:28:08.321
and then I go back to putting positive

00:28:08.362 --> 00:28:08.843
things in me.

00:28:08.982 --> 00:28:09.603
And I'm telling you,

00:28:09.943 --> 00:28:11.224
it has made a big, big difference.

00:28:11.785 --> 00:28:12.685
Staying on my knees.

00:28:12.726 --> 00:28:14.067
Every time I drink water, y'all,

00:28:14.647 --> 00:28:16.229
every single time I get on my knees

00:28:16.249 --> 00:28:17.990
and I thank the Lord.

00:28:18.131 --> 00:28:19.372
It's a way to increase.

00:28:19.732 --> 00:28:20.772
I came up with that one a while

00:28:20.813 --> 00:28:21.013
ago.

00:28:21.054 --> 00:28:22.055
It was stacking functions.

00:28:22.095 --> 00:28:23.496
Okay, I got to drink water anyway,

00:28:24.115 --> 00:28:25.698
but why not take every single time I

00:28:25.718 --> 00:28:27.098
drink water to get on my knees and

00:28:27.138 --> 00:28:27.338
pray?

00:28:28.240 --> 00:28:31.622
So it's it's therapy and it's stacking

00:28:31.662 --> 00:28:32.082
functions.

00:28:32.102 --> 00:28:33.423
It's doing a whole lot of things all

00:28:33.442 --> 00:28:34.203
at the same time.

00:28:34.584 --> 00:28:36.265
But I'm finding out things work a whole

00:28:36.305 --> 00:28:39.247
lot better when I don't hear five versions

00:28:39.287 --> 00:28:40.227
of the same story.

00:28:40.727 --> 00:28:41.468
Look, I'm ready.

00:28:41.748 --> 00:28:43.028
I'm ready to rock and roll no matter

00:28:43.048 --> 00:28:44.048
which way this thing goes.

00:28:44.088 --> 00:28:45.630
So I don't need to be inundated with

00:28:45.650 --> 00:28:46.310
it all the time.

00:28:46.490 --> 00:28:46.790
But

00:28:48.180 --> 00:28:49.941
Got to have one foot in there to

00:28:49.980 --> 00:28:51.642
know what's going on and know exactly how

00:28:51.682 --> 00:28:52.702
to zig when they're zagging.

00:28:52.722 --> 00:28:54.023
All right.

00:28:54.084 --> 00:28:56.125
So real quick, dad, real quick.

00:28:56.586 --> 00:28:58.846
I keep getting or some people keep

00:28:58.907 --> 00:29:00.909
commenting like issues with the chat bar.

00:29:01.288 --> 00:29:02.650
Like who's your pioneer said it.

00:29:02.670 --> 00:29:04.590
There was another person up here that said

00:29:04.612 --> 00:29:05.211
it as well.

00:29:05.852 --> 00:29:07.894
We have no control over the chat bar,

00:29:07.933 --> 00:29:09.414
like whether it's present for the live

00:29:09.434 --> 00:29:10.915
stream or whether it's not present for the

00:29:10.955 --> 00:29:11.395
live stream.

00:29:11.435 --> 00:29:11.715
So if.

00:29:12.676 --> 00:29:15.417
If it's not available for you whenever you

00:29:15.458 --> 00:29:16.759
get into the live stream,

00:29:16.798 --> 00:29:18.819
then it's something on YouTube's end.

00:29:18.880 --> 00:29:19.839
It's definitely not us.

00:29:19.980 --> 00:29:22.161
People were saying that the chat bar

00:29:22.421 --> 00:29:23.241
sometimes isn't there.

00:29:23.501 --> 00:29:23.642
A,

00:29:23.662 --> 00:29:25.082
they don't get notifications for the live

00:29:25.102 --> 00:29:25.343
stream.

00:29:25.742 --> 00:29:26.262
But B,

00:29:26.843 --> 00:29:28.624
the chat bar isn't available sometimes

00:29:28.644 --> 00:29:30.204
when they get into the live stream.

00:29:30.244 --> 00:29:31.444
So I don't know.

00:29:31.765 --> 00:29:33.125
We don't have control over whether or not

00:29:33.165 --> 00:29:34.686
it's available or not.

00:29:34.727 --> 00:29:36.067
And if we do have control over that,

00:29:37.268 --> 00:29:39.689
it's not anything that we're aware of.

00:29:39.729 --> 00:29:40.269
That's for sure.

00:29:42.621 --> 00:29:43.501
I don't know how I hit that.

00:29:43.662 --> 00:29:45.824
Anyway, one way to get around that,

00:29:46.684 --> 00:29:48.707
or at least if you're listening on your

00:29:48.747 --> 00:29:50.249
phone, it may not show up,

00:29:50.269 --> 00:29:51.630
so you may have to left or right

00:29:51.970 --> 00:29:53.892
slide your finger across that thing to get

00:29:53.932 --> 00:29:54.553
it to pop up.

00:29:54.613 --> 00:29:55.933
I've had that happen a time or two.

00:29:56.555 --> 00:29:57.275
Yeah, Glenna says,

00:29:57.336 --> 00:29:58.876
almost ten inches of rain,

00:29:58.957 --> 00:30:00.878
not counting all the horizontal rain,

00:30:00.939 --> 00:30:02.881
two days in north central Florida.

00:30:03.500 --> 00:30:04.402
Yeah, so like us,

00:30:04.583 --> 00:30:06.003
you guys are getting hit with all kinds

00:30:06.044 --> 00:30:06.443
of rain.

00:30:07.424 --> 00:30:10.347
And, you know, everybody else isn't.

00:30:10.988 --> 00:30:12.690
So this is exactly what the powers that

00:30:12.710 --> 00:30:13.130
shouldn't be.

00:30:13.150 --> 00:30:15.092
They can call it La Nina, El Nino,

00:30:15.172 --> 00:30:15.712
whatever.

00:30:16.432 --> 00:30:17.594
They can call it whatever, y'all.

00:30:17.634 --> 00:30:18.996
This is weather modification,

00:30:19.296 --> 00:30:21.438
and it's being done on a massive scale.

00:30:21.738 --> 00:30:21.978
I mean,

00:30:22.117 --> 00:30:23.058
I can't even tell you how much of

00:30:23.159 --> 00:30:24.441
Europe is burning down right now.

00:30:24.961 --> 00:30:26.162
Canadian wildfire, son,

00:30:26.221 --> 00:30:27.804
I'd like to know if somebody explained to

00:30:27.844 --> 00:30:30.965
me how prevailing winds are taking Canada

00:30:31.006 --> 00:30:31.086
away.

00:30:31.727 --> 00:30:34.391
fires and sending that south when the

00:30:34.411 --> 00:30:36.252
prevailing winds are from the southwest

00:30:36.292 --> 00:30:38.856
and to the northeast nobody's explained

00:30:38.876 --> 00:30:41.480
that one but um hey yeah well no

00:30:41.500 --> 00:30:43.142
the only time anybody ever explains it is

00:30:43.182 --> 00:30:45.424
that they say that this upper atmosphere

00:30:45.484 --> 00:30:47.367
wind currents is what's causing it to

00:30:47.667 --> 00:30:49.108
But you look at those maps and they

00:30:49.128 --> 00:30:50.429
ain't pointing that direction either.

00:30:50.689 --> 00:30:52.130
Because I remember we did it.

00:30:52.210 --> 00:30:53.670
It was years ago when we were talking

00:30:53.710 --> 00:30:53.910
about it.

00:30:53.970 --> 00:30:55.471
Canada was having fires again.

00:30:55.490 --> 00:30:56.830
The smoke was hitting North Carolina.

00:30:57.192 --> 00:30:57.991
We did a video on it.

00:30:58.011 --> 00:30:59.952
And some of the, I guess,

00:31:00.192 --> 00:31:02.153
chat or the comment section,

00:31:02.554 --> 00:31:04.054
people were saying like, oh, yeah,

00:31:04.094 --> 00:31:05.414
it's upper atmosphere.

00:31:05.494 --> 00:31:07.055
Like calling us crazy conspiracy

00:31:07.075 --> 00:31:07.414
theorists.

00:31:07.836 --> 00:31:08.635
I looked at the map.

00:31:09.736 --> 00:31:11.656
It ain't pointing that direction for this

00:31:11.696 --> 00:31:12.277
time of year.

00:31:13.017 --> 00:31:14.458
I think it was Donna said that the

00:31:14.877 --> 00:31:17.298
National Guard got called in before the

00:31:17.337 --> 00:31:20.318
wildfire started over in Washington this

00:31:20.338 --> 00:31:21.459
time.

00:31:21.479 --> 00:31:23.359
Kind of like how FEMA got called in

00:31:23.400 --> 00:31:25.099
the day before nine eleven happened.

00:31:25.160 --> 00:31:26.020
How that happened.

00:31:26.621 --> 00:31:27.320
Yeah,

00:31:27.340 --> 00:31:29.382
this is exactly this is exactly how they

00:31:29.422 --> 00:31:29.922
do it, y'all.

00:31:29.981 --> 00:31:31.241
And they know we live in the United

00:31:31.281 --> 00:31:32.082
States of Amnesia.

00:31:32.102 --> 00:31:33.782
And most people look,

00:31:33.803 --> 00:31:35.123
I'm trying to be polite here.

00:31:35.982 --> 00:31:37.584
Look, I'll say something very, very nice.

00:31:38.560 --> 00:31:39.521
They're very nice.

00:31:40.061 --> 00:31:41.042
There are a lot of nice,

00:31:41.083 --> 00:31:45.685
stupid people in this country, okay?

00:31:46.125 --> 00:31:47.386
There is no other way I can put

00:31:47.426 --> 00:31:47.487
it.

00:31:47.586 --> 00:31:47.767
I mean,

00:31:47.826 --> 00:31:49.367
we're being poisoned at every level,

00:31:49.828 --> 00:31:51.128
but I'm just not going to allow myself

00:31:51.148 --> 00:31:52.150
to be consumed with it.

00:31:52.269 --> 00:31:52.730
I'm ready,

00:31:53.651 --> 00:31:55.092
and I hope this audience is ready.

00:31:55.152 --> 00:31:55.352
I mean,

00:31:55.471 --> 00:31:56.932
we're doing everything we possibly can,

00:31:56.952 --> 00:31:58.074
but it's always going to be the things

00:31:58.094 --> 00:31:58.894
you don't see coming.

00:31:59.595 --> 00:31:59.974
But, yeah,

00:32:00.015 --> 00:32:01.036
just make sure you get all this.

00:32:01.056 --> 00:32:02.757
This is part of why we're taking more

00:32:02.777 --> 00:32:04.919
of a slant to preparedness because,

00:32:04.959 --> 00:32:05.318
frankly,

00:32:05.338 --> 00:32:09.541
a lot of farm shows are absolutely –

00:32:09.067 --> 00:32:11.048
afraid to cover the things we're talking

00:32:11.068 --> 00:32:11.648
about on here.

00:32:11.709 --> 00:32:12.450
They won't cover it.

00:32:12.690 --> 00:32:15.211
They just simply will not cover it in

00:32:15.250 --> 00:32:16.551
any of their farm podcasts.

00:32:16.692 --> 00:32:19.273
And then some of the biggest people out

00:32:19.294 --> 00:32:21.994
there just, I mean, astonishing to me,

00:32:22.015 --> 00:32:23.355
just refuse to even see it.

00:32:24.113 --> 00:32:25.874
But that's exactly what happened to Rome

00:32:25.913 --> 00:32:27.134
right before the fall, too,

00:32:27.174 --> 00:32:29.057
because nobody in Rome wanted to see what

00:32:29.076 --> 00:32:29.537
was happening.

00:32:30.237 --> 00:32:31.238
All right, EMF Rocks,

00:32:31.298 --> 00:32:33.400
ten percent off with promo code Prima.

00:32:33.519 --> 00:32:34.800
I was wondering what was in my pocket.

00:32:34.840 --> 00:32:35.681
I got that bag.

00:32:36.642 --> 00:32:37.982
In fact, I was like, man,

00:32:38.022 --> 00:32:39.663
what is just poking me?

00:32:40.085 --> 00:32:41.085
Had it in there all wrong.

00:32:41.224 --> 00:32:42.967
Anyway, that's the EMF Rocks bag.

00:32:43.567 --> 00:32:44.827
And I got my feet on a bag

00:32:45.327 --> 00:32:46.949
alongside a grounding map,

00:32:46.969 --> 00:32:48.471
which comes from Redemption Shield.

00:32:48.510 --> 00:32:49.832
Ten percent off with Prima.

00:32:50.665 --> 00:32:52.385
With PERMA on either one of them,

00:32:52.445 --> 00:32:53.646
ten percent off with PERMA.

00:32:53.686 --> 00:32:55.106
Boy, did I get tongue twisted there.

00:32:55.846 --> 00:32:56.507
Soil savers,

00:32:56.527 --> 00:32:58.048
we got a link for that down below

00:32:58.107 --> 00:32:59.647
for anybody willing.

00:32:59.667 --> 00:33:01.167
All right,

00:33:01.188 --> 00:33:02.068
so we'll go with some of the good

00:33:02.108 --> 00:33:02.808
news right quick.

00:33:03.588 --> 00:33:04.148
Check this out.

00:33:04.449 --> 00:33:07.670
One weekly walk matched a three-day

00:33:07.730 --> 00:33:09.970
routine for cutting belly fat study finds.

00:33:10.049 --> 00:33:11.431
Okay, what people are realizing,

00:33:12.050 --> 00:33:13.651
and this is another little trick I got

00:33:14.030 --> 00:33:16.311
from Tom DeLauer, is that just...

00:33:17.352 --> 00:33:19.673
Just walking for ten minutes after you eat

00:33:19.713 --> 00:33:22.175
a meal makes all the difference in the

00:33:22.215 --> 00:33:23.957
world with what your body does with it.

00:33:24.758 --> 00:33:26.038
And so what they're finding out in this

00:33:26.058 --> 00:33:27.700
study is that if you just do a

00:33:27.759 --> 00:33:29.321
walk, it doesn't even have to be brisk.

00:33:29.882 --> 00:33:31.343
If you're out there in the sun and

00:33:31.383 --> 00:33:32.064
if you can ground,

00:33:32.144 --> 00:33:33.325
it's even going to be even better.

00:33:33.384 --> 00:33:34.645
Maybe you're walking with your bare feet

00:33:34.685 --> 00:33:36.027
in the park or whatever the case may

00:33:36.067 --> 00:33:36.227
be.

00:33:37.087 --> 00:33:38.828
It matched a three-day routine.

00:33:39.509 --> 00:33:41.971
So naturally,

00:33:42.011 --> 00:33:43.393
some people are going to say, okay,

00:33:43.813 --> 00:33:44.653
I'm sure there's more

00:33:45.693 --> 00:33:46.875
You're probably getting more out of that

00:33:46.894 --> 00:33:48.415
three-day routine depending on how this

00:33:48.455 --> 00:33:49.356
study was conducted.

00:33:49.997 --> 00:33:50.478
But anyway,

00:33:50.837 --> 00:33:52.699
it cuts about the same amount of belly

00:33:52.719 --> 00:33:54.140
fat just doing it once a week.

00:33:54.180 --> 00:33:55.682
So all of you that are thinking, oh,

00:33:55.721 --> 00:33:55.882
well,

00:33:55.902 --> 00:33:57.643
I'm not going to get a routine because

00:33:57.663 --> 00:33:58.523
I can't maintain it.

00:33:58.584 --> 00:33:58.864
Well,

00:33:59.064 --> 00:34:00.244
I'm sure you can manage one day a

00:34:00.285 --> 00:34:00.525
week.

00:34:01.026 --> 00:34:02.106
Or let's say you're at work.

00:34:02.626 --> 00:34:03.748
Say they give you thirty minutes for

00:34:03.788 --> 00:34:04.048
lunch.

00:34:04.228 --> 00:34:05.088
Eat while you're walking.

00:34:05.588 --> 00:34:06.130
Why can't you?

00:34:06.170 --> 00:34:06.250
Yeah.

00:34:07.056 --> 00:34:07.836
It's not like you're running.

00:34:07.856 --> 00:34:07.936
Yeah.

00:34:09.398 --> 00:34:09.599
Yeah.

00:34:09.619 --> 00:34:11.280
That is always my entire life.

00:34:11.742 --> 00:34:13.103
Eaton standing up.

00:34:14.846 --> 00:34:15.425
You can do it.

00:34:16.262 --> 00:34:18.585
Yeah, I mean, that's a double-edged sword,

00:34:18.684 --> 00:34:20.527
actually, because I would, I mean,

00:34:20.547 --> 00:34:22.007
you learn habits like that in the

00:34:22.047 --> 00:34:24.110
military, and then you're not careful.

00:34:24.170 --> 00:34:25.331
You don't sit down and eat with the

00:34:25.351 --> 00:34:26.771
family because you got work you're trying

00:34:26.791 --> 00:34:27.313
to get done.

00:34:27.992 --> 00:34:30.034
So I'm actually eating standing half the

00:34:30.074 --> 00:34:30.355
time.

00:34:31.235 --> 00:34:33.458
And in fact, to this day, I mean,

00:34:33.858 --> 00:34:35.380
I'm trying to slow down a little bit

00:34:35.440 --> 00:34:35.719
more.

00:34:36.621 --> 00:34:38.282
And the reason why is that you tend

00:34:38.302 --> 00:34:40.123
to inhale your food when you're walking,

00:34:41.668 --> 00:34:42.809
you don't chew it properly.

00:34:43.369 --> 00:34:45.951
And that's where your digestion begins

00:34:46.030 --> 00:34:46.951
right there in your mouth.

00:34:47.570 --> 00:34:47.911
In fact,

00:34:47.951 --> 00:34:51.753
I got one of my samples back from

00:34:52.532 --> 00:34:55.034
this company that Dr. Artis recommended.

00:34:55.153 --> 00:34:58.195
And one of my problems is that based

00:34:58.335 --> 00:35:00.916
on the test they did is that I'm

00:35:00.976 --> 00:35:02.655
not chewing my food enough.

00:35:03.617 --> 00:35:03.976
I mean,

00:35:04.536 --> 00:35:05.996
and part of that I think is not

00:35:06.036 --> 00:35:07.838
slowing myself down long enough to eat a

00:35:07.878 --> 00:35:10.199
meal, like sit down, chew every bite,

00:35:11.242 --> 00:35:12.043
Because honestly,

00:35:12.103 --> 00:35:13.824
I just inhale it half the time thinking,

00:35:13.864 --> 00:35:16.186
okay, now I can get back to work.

00:35:16.206 --> 00:35:17.327
Just got to slow down a little bit.

00:35:17.347 --> 00:35:17.788
But anyway,

00:35:18.208 --> 00:35:20.289
that's one thing I don't even know how

00:35:20.349 --> 00:35:21.050
I got into that.

00:35:21.070 --> 00:35:21.751
But here we are.

00:35:22.431 --> 00:35:22.610
All right,

00:35:22.670 --> 00:35:28.014
next one here is CDC data warns of

00:35:28.135 --> 00:35:31.958
nutrient crisis as ninety-eight percent of

00:35:31.998 --> 00:35:35.380
Americans lack optimal omega-three levels.

00:35:36.215 --> 00:35:36.835
Okay.

00:35:36.876 --> 00:35:37.617
That ain't it.

00:35:40.360 --> 00:35:41.282
That ain't it.

00:35:41.302 --> 00:35:43.045
What do you mean?

00:35:43.425 --> 00:35:44.686
That's not all we're missing.

00:35:45.128 --> 00:35:45.748
That's not all.

00:35:45.849 --> 00:35:47.911
Ninety-eight percent of the world is

00:35:47.952 --> 00:35:48.253
missing.

00:35:48.978 --> 00:35:50.239
Yeah, but I mean, that's crazy.

00:35:50.340 --> 00:35:51.501
Ninety eight percent of us don't have

00:35:51.541 --> 00:35:52.402
enough omega three.

00:35:53.304 --> 00:35:55.246
I'm willing to bet mine's on point because

00:35:55.646 --> 00:35:57.128
I use some of the best fish oil

00:35:57.188 --> 00:35:58.028
money can buy.

00:35:58.969 --> 00:36:01.152
And I use like a teaspoon of that

00:36:01.193 --> 00:36:01.612
every day.

00:36:01.994 --> 00:36:03.574
But also, man,

00:36:03.614 --> 00:36:06.878
I'm eating a small fish like three times

00:36:06.898 --> 00:36:07.139
a week.

00:36:07.179 --> 00:36:07.780
I'm eating fish.

00:36:07.840 --> 00:36:09.461
I mean, it's either salmon or.

00:36:10.014 --> 00:36:10.735
You know,

00:36:10.815 --> 00:36:12.356
my little trick for salmon is I make

00:36:12.376 --> 00:36:13.597
sure I get the ocean-caught stuff,

00:36:13.617 --> 00:36:14.518
I buy the whole slab,

00:36:14.538 --> 00:36:16.519
and then I'll cut it down and then

00:36:16.579 --> 00:36:18.380
freeze it and then cook it, you know,

00:36:18.440 --> 00:36:18.882
as I go.

00:36:18.922 --> 00:36:21.123
So you're actually saving a pile of money

00:36:21.143 --> 00:36:21.684
by doing that.

00:36:21.764 --> 00:36:23.646
It's actually cheaper than sardines when

00:36:23.666 --> 00:36:24.407
you do it that way,

00:36:24.867 --> 00:36:26.748
when you buy the whole slab and then

00:36:26.768 --> 00:36:27.750
just cook it yourself.

00:36:28.429 --> 00:36:28.650
So...

00:36:29.724 --> 00:36:29.943
You know,

00:36:29.963 --> 00:36:31.364
three times a week I'm eating at least

00:36:31.405 --> 00:36:32.144
sardines.

00:36:32.585 --> 00:36:34.306
Man, I hate sardines, but I'll eat them.

00:36:36.146 --> 00:36:36.567
Herring.

00:36:37.067 --> 00:36:37.827
I hate sardines,

00:36:37.847 --> 00:36:39.907
but I can eat herring all day long,

00:36:40.387 --> 00:36:41.869
along with salmon or trout.

00:36:42.509 --> 00:36:44.009
So that's one good way to get some

00:36:44.048 --> 00:36:45.010
of those omega threes.

00:36:46.110 --> 00:36:46.951
But yeah,

00:36:47.050 --> 00:36:48.791
ninety eight percent of Americans lack.

00:36:49.851 --> 00:36:51.431
Oh, man, that's that's crazy.

00:36:51.532 --> 00:36:53.293
So that's one good way to get it.

00:36:53.532 --> 00:36:54.672
At least that's how I'm getting it.

00:36:55.273 --> 00:36:55.474
I mean,

00:36:55.534 --> 00:36:57.253
how often do you think people are even

00:36:57.434 --> 00:36:58.554
eating fish anymore?

00:36:59.784 --> 00:37:03.914
like actual real fish probably not at all

00:37:04.135 --> 00:37:05.418
i mean by and large if i go

00:37:05.438 --> 00:37:06.800
to a restaurant and it's a decent

00:37:06.840 --> 00:37:07.262
restaurant

00:37:08.690 --> 00:37:09.951
And these days, believe me,

00:37:10.331 --> 00:37:11.992
if we spend money to go out and

00:37:12.012 --> 00:37:12.512
eat, believe me,

00:37:12.673 --> 00:37:14.014
it ain't going to be at no restaurant

00:37:14.034 --> 00:37:15.376
where I got to look up to order.

00:37:15.416 --> 00:37:16.297
It's going to be at a place where

00:37:16.317 --> 00:37:18.137
you look down to order at a menu.

00:37:18.659 --> 00:37:20.960
So at least in those meals,

00:37:21.001 --> 00:37:21.681
I get to sit down.

00:37:22.202 --> 00:37:22.641
But honestly,

00:37:22.661 --> 00:37:24.543
if I go to those places and they

00:37:24.623 --> 00:37:25.764
have decent fish on the menu,

00:37:26.085 --> 00:37:26.865
you can ask your mom.

00:37:26.965 --> 00:37:28.927
I'll get it every single time.

00:37:29.648 --> 00:37:32.590
I will get fish every single time.

00:37:33.251 --> 00:37:33.710
In fact, man,

00:37:33.731 --> 00:37:34.951
there's a place down the road, man,

00:37:34.992 --> 00:37:36.152
got me jonesing for some of that.

00:37:36.172 --> 00:37:36.391
I mean,

00:37:36.472 --> 00:37:37.811
it's the best fish and chips I've ever

00:37:37.871 --> 00:37:38.251
had.

00:37:39.052 --> 00:37:41.612
And yeah, the problem is,

00:37:41.652 --> 00:37:44.054
is that they're cooking it in the bad

00:37:44.153 --> 00:37:44.393
oil.

00:37:44.653 --> 00:37:46.014
It's not like they're cooking it in beef

00:37:46.034 --> 00:37:46.394
tallow.

00:37:46.414 --> 00:37:48.434
They're cooking it in omega six or nines.

00:37:49.175 --> 00:37:51.295
So that's the double edged sword there.

00:37:51.315 --> 00:37:52.916
But that's why I buy my fish,

00:37:53.456 --> 00:37:54.936
bring it home and either pull it out

00:37:54.956 --> 00:37:56.297
of the tin or just cook it right

00:37:56.318 --> 00:37:57.097
there on the stove.

00:37:57.588 --> 00:37:58.208
Hey,

00:37:58.228 --> 00:37:59.931
for those of you guys that hate the

00:38:00.030 --> 00:38:02.193
sardines or the herring or just canned

00:38:02.253 --> 00:38:03.155
fish in general,

00:38:03.195 --> 00:38:05.197
there's a couple of tips because my wife,

00:38:05.297 --> 00:38:06.159
she didn't like them.

00:38:06.679 --> 00:38:09.003
She learned from Logan over at Sewing

00:38:09.043 --> 00:38:10.003
Prosperity that, hey,

00:38:10.103 --> 00:38:12.126
you should treat this as a supplement,

00:38:12.186 --> 00:38:12.987
not necessarily a

00:38:13.347 --> 00:38:13.907
like food.

00:38:14.748 --> 00:38:14.869
Um,

00:38:14.909 --> 00:38:15.989
but she wasn't a big fan of them

00:38:16.030 --> 00:38:17.550
until she tried the smoked herring.

00:38:17.570 --> 00:38:19.271
And then that was more tolerable smoked

00:38:19.331 --> 00:38:19.711
trout.

00:38:19.851 --> 00:38:21.753
Even that, that was really good.

00:38:21.934 --> 00:38:23.534
That's just hard to find around here.

00:38:23.594 --> 00:38:24.896
You could probably find it pretty easily

00:38:24.916 --> 00:38:25.655
where you are dead.

00:38:25.715 --> 00:38:26.657
But if you're,

00:38:26.896 --> 00:38:28.358
let's say you have like a can of

00:38:28.378 --> 00:38:29.579
sardines and you're like, all right,

00:38:29.599 --> 00:38:30.519
I know this is good for me.

00:38:30.880 --> 00:38:31.780
I just got to stomach it.

00:38:32.400 --> 00:38:33.541
A couple of things you can do is

00:38:33.601 --> 00:38:34.981
put some you can put a ton of

00:38:35.001 --> 00:38:36.262
hot sauce on there if you want to.

00:38:36.302 --> 00:38:37.864
You can also put a ton of a

00:38:38.824 --> 00:38:39.324
what's it called?

00:38:40.085 --> 00:38:40.844
Mustard on there.

00:38:41.184 --> 00:38:42.246
Any kind of mustard you like.

00:38:42.385 --> 00:38:43.606
It all tastes good on that fish.

00:38:44.166 --> 00:38:45.547
You could also put it on crackers if

00:38:45.567 --> 00:38:46.047
you wanted to.

00:38:46.088 --> 00:38:47.347
You could mix it up and make like

00:38:47.367 --> 00:38:49.429
a almost like a tuna salad if you

00:38:49.449 --> 00:38:50.250
wanted to as well.

00:38:51.090 --> 00:38:52.291
Or you can put some one thing that's

00:38:52.331 --> 00:38:53.811
really good is that everything bagel

00:38:53.831 --> 00:38:56.072
seasoning on top adds a little bit of

00:38:56.152 --> 00:38:57.313
texture as well for you.

00:38:57.733 --> 00:38:58.873
But yeah, you can dress it up.

00:38:59.614 --> 00:39:00.335
However you want to.

00:39:00.715 --> 00:39:01.695
And I saw a comment.

00:39:01.775 --> 00:39:02.635
Hey, Alabama,

00:39:02.996 --> 00:39:05.458
definitely be careful with what you're

00:39:05.579 --> 00:39:05.938
buying.

00:39:06.139 --> 00:39:07.840
Like, be careful what it's packed with.

00:39:08.460 --> 00:39:10.583
Sometimes it's packed with like sunflower

00:39:10.722 --> 00:39:10.902
oil.

00:39:10.943 --> 00:39:12.664
Sometimes it's just whatever oil they

00:39:12.684 --> 00:39:13.724
could scrape up off the ground.

00:39:14.085 --> 00:39:15.326
Try to get it in water if you

00:39:15.365 --> 00:39:15.666
can.

00:39:15.706 --> 00:39:17.347
Sometimes you can find it in olive oil,

00:39:17.367 --> 00:39:18.369
but then you have to be careful where

00:39:18.389 --> 00:39:19.670
they're getting the olive oil from.

00:39:19.710 --> 00:39:21.831
So just be careful of what it's packed

00:39:21.851 --> 00:39:22.731
with and pay attention.

00:39:22.891 --> 00:39:24.112
A lot of the times it's packed in

00:39:24.152 --> 00:39:25.074
like soybean oil.

00:39:25.614 --> 00:39:26.494
So keep that in mind.

00:39:27.184 --> 00:39:27.985
Very good point.

00:39:28.005 --> 00:39:29.545
I'm glad you pointed that out because it

00:39:29.585 --> 00:39:32.467
kind of ruins all the opportunity to get

00:39:32.507 --> 00:39:33.628
something really good in you.

00:39:33.748 --> 00:39:35.108
So, I mean, man.

00:39:35.568 --> 00:39:37.269
But I'm finding out that if you buy

00:39:37.349 --> 00:39:39.630
one of those really highfalutin tins of

00:39:39.731 --> 00:39:41.371
kippers or herring,

00:39:42.413 --> 00:39:44.373
it's actually cheaper to buy a whole slab

00:39:44.414 --> 00:39:44.873
of salmon.

00:39:45.659 --> 00:39:46.780
If you break it down per pound,

00:39:46.820 --> 00:39:47.039
I mean,

00:39:47.059 --> 00:39:48.559
you're better off buying the whole doggone

00:39:48.601 --> 00:39:48.960
salmon.

00:39:49.041 --> 00:39:51.561
I can get wild caught stuff here and

00:39:51.601 --> 00:39:54.163
I'll break that sucker down and then I'll

00:39:54.202 --> 00:39:54.722
just cook it.

00:39:54.742 --> 00:39:56.344
And then, you know, and I don't know,

00:39:56.364 --> 00:39:57.824
maybe three ounce portions or whatever the

00:39:57.864 --> 00:39:58.445
case may be.

00:39:59.204 --> 00:39:59.545
But yeah,

00:39:59.565 --> 00:40:00.965
that's one cool way to get it there.

00:40:01.005 --> 00:40:02.166
Plus you're getting DHA,

00:40:02.206 --> 00:40:03.547
you're getting all these wonderful things

00:40:03.567 --> 00:40:04.568
that you're not going to be able to

00:40:04.588 --> 00:40:05.407
get otherwise,

00:40:05.887 --> 00:40:07.389
especially if you're living, you know,

00:40:07.409 --> 00:40:07.748
if you're not,

00:40:08.009 --> 00:40:09.210
if you don't have access to a whole

00:40:09.230 --> 00:40:09.889
lot of seafood.

00:40:09.909 --> 00:40:10.630
All right.

00:40:10.650 --> 00:40:12.672
So the final good news story here is,

00:40:12.851 --> 00:40:12.972
um,

00:40:13.947 --> 00:40:18.315
study links workout variety lowers workout

00:40:18.335 --> 00:40:20.538
variety man i don't know who makes these

00:40:20.577 --> 00:40:22.681
headlines i swear man they just make it

00:40:22.922 --> 00:40:28.070
yeah anyway they're realizing that

00:40:29.092 --> 00:40:31.313
The study links workout variety intensity

00:40:31.333 --> 00:40:32.554
to lower depression odds,

00:40:33.034 --> 00:40:35.614
meaning that if you're like me,

00:40:35.795 --> 00:40:37.615
you tend to do the same kind of

00:40:37.755 --> 00:40:39.356
exercise and then you got to really,

00:40:39.376 --> 00:40:41.117
really consciously push yourself out of

00:40:41.197 --> 00:40:44.018
doing that exercise to do something new.

00:40:44.697 --> 00:40:44.898
I mean,

00:40:44.938 --> 00:40:46.318
let's say it's kettlebells or let's say

00:40:46.338 --> 00:40:47.798
you're going to ride a bike or maybe

00:40:47.838 --> 00:40:49.338
go for a jog or whatever the case

00:40:49.378 --> 00:40:49.679
may be.

00:40:49.739 --> 00:40:52.119
They're finding out that when you have

00:40:52.199 --> 00:40:53.320
workout variety,

00:40:54.141 --> 00:40:56.181
it lowers depression even more than just

00:40:56.201 --> 00:40:57.521
the person that goes out for a simple

00:40:57.581 --> 00:40:57.922
walk.

00:40:58.652 --> 00:40:59.594
If you can go out for a walk,

00:40:59.635 --> 00:41:00.478
maybe you want to go out for a

00:41:00.498 --> 00:41:00.998
bike ride.

00:41:01.900 --> 00:41:03.842
Um, you know, maybe,

00:41:03.981 --> 00:41:06.101
maybe walk with some kettlebells, uh, for,

00:41:06.802 --> 00:41:08.282
or maybe do a little bit of hit

00:41:08.302 --> 00:41:09.382
training, stuff like that.

00:41:09.983 --> 00:41:11.704
So they're finding out that people that

00:41:11.923 --> 00:41:15.103
add variety to their routine are

00:41:16.005 --> 00:41:19.706
historically and provably so much better

00:41:19.726 --> 00:41:20.646
than those that don't.

00:41:21.525 --> 00:41:23.186
So, uh, you know,

00:41:23.346 --> 00:41:24.347
or maybe they want to go for a

00:41:24.427 --> 00:41:26.007
swim at the YMCA or,

00:41:26.547 --> 00:41:27.527
or whatever the case may be.

00:41:27.568 --> 00:41:28.827
If you can switch that up a little

00:41:28.847 --> 00:41:29.027
bit.

00:41:29.898 --> 00:41:31.478
If you have any depression or anything

00:41:31.518 --> 00:41:32.139
like that,

00:41:32.340 --> 00:41:34.121
plus it's making your brain work in ways

00:41:34.820 --> 00:41:35.722
that are not typical.

00:41:35.782 --> 00:41:37.583
I mean, I get walking's easy, man.

00:41:37.744 --> 00:41:38.983
You can just walk out the front door

00:41:39.003 --> 00:41:39.824
and just keep going.

00:41:40.726 --> 00:41:43.887
But there's a place over by us,

00:41:43.907 --> 00:41:46.168
by the college, where, yeah,

00:41:46.188 --> 00:41:46.989
you can go walk.

00:41:47.030 --> 00:41:47.630
But, man,

00:41:47.871 --> 00:41:50.152
it is a nightmare because every senior

00:41:50.192 --> 00:41:51.713
citizen wants to have a conversation when

00:41:51.733 --> 00:41:52.373
I'm working out.

00:41:53.306 --> 00:41:54.106
I mean,

00:41:54.126 --> 00:41:55.686
you just can't walk up and down that

00:41:55.726 --> 00:41:56.766
trail and do a workout,

00:41:57.527 --> 00:41:59.367
and it's extremely frustrating for your

00:41:59.387 --> 00:42:00.887
mom because, you know,

00:42:00.927 --> 00:42:01.728
she's over here trying.

00:42:02.068 --> 00:42:03.228
You're trying to be polite,

00:42:03.909 --> 00:42:06.028
and at the same time, like, hey,

00:42:06.068 --> 00:42:07.028
I'm running here, man.

00:42:07.469 --> 00:42:08.530
I'm trying to do something,

00:42:09.269 --> 00:42:10.789
and I can't even tell you how many

00:42:10.829 --> 00:42:11.590
times along the way.

00:42:11.630 --> 00:42:11.791
I mean,

00:42:11.811 --> 00:42:12.891
it's one thing to tip your hat or

00:42:12.931 --> 00:42:15.711
wave or something, but good night, man.

00:42:15.731 --> 00:42:16.992
There's a couple of these guys, man,

00:42:17.012 --> 00:42:18.532
that will absolutely.

00:42:18.672 --> 00:42:18.891
I mean,

00:42:19.152 --> 00:42:20.273
it made it to the point where you

00:42:20.313 --> 00:42:21.393
don't even want to go anymore.

00:42:22.068 --> 00:42:22.467
Especially,

00:42:22.507 --> 00:42:24.108
I know that's frustrating to mom because

00:42:24.188 --> 00:42:27.389
mom, I don't think she's ever taken a,

00:42:27.409 --> 00:42:29.809
she's never done a casual workout or

00:42:29.849 --> 00:42:30.449
anything like that.

00:42:30.510 --> 00:42:32.210
It's like she's trying to beat her

00:42:32.250 --> 00:42:33.911
previous record every time she goes and

00:42:33.990 --> 00:42:34.371
does it.

00:42:34.751 --> 00:42:36.630
Like with the ruck or with the walk

00:42:36.650 --> 00:42:38.391
or whatever it is, working out,

00:42:38.431 --> 00:42:39.092
lifting weights.

00:42:39.211 --> 00:42:39.911
It's like she's trying to,

00:42:40.192 --> 00:42:41.512
and she definitely doesn't want to be

00:42:41.552 --> 00:42:44.432
bothered by anybody while working out.

00:42:44.452 --> 00:42:45.193
So yeah,

00:42:45.233 --> 00:42:47.512
I imagine mom is very frustrated with

00:42:47.552 --> 00:42:49.554
being talked to while she's trying to work

00:42:49.673 --> 00:42:49.793
out.

00:42:50.219 --> 00:42:52.260
Or that last time she just did recently

00:42:52.300 --> 00:42:54.282
another twenty six mile ruck march with

00:42:54.322 --> 00:42:55.483
forty pounds on her back.

00:42:56.425 --> 00:42:57.585
And, you know,

00:42:57.606 --> 00:42:59.047
she was walking up and down that trail.

00:42:59.586 --> 00:43:00.648
Man, that in the mountains.

00:43:01.389 --> 00:43:01.688
Yeah.

00:43:02.309 --> 00:43:02.550
Yeah.

00:43:02.590 --> 00:43:04.331
She's doing, you know,

00:43:04.351 --> 00:43:06.072
she's doing twenty six miles in one,

00:43:06.373 --> 00:43:08.195
you know, eight hours or whatever it was,

00:43:08.235 --> 00:43:09.016
maybe seven hours.

00:43:09.856 --> 00:43:10.077
You know,

00:43:10.097 --> 00:43:11.398
that's stepping it out pretty good.

00:43:12.159 --> 00:43:13.500
And you just don't have time for that.

00:43:13.519 --> 00:43:13.900
But anyway,

00:43:13.940 --> 00:43:16.121
that's that's one of the downsides here

00:43:16.141 --> 00:43:16.682
is.

00:43:17.003 --> 00:43:19.224
is, hey, for all the seniors out there,

00:43:19.264 --> 00:43:19.844
man, look,

00:43:19.884 --> 00:43:21.164
I know this is a social thing for

00:43:21.184 --> 00:43:21.304
you,

00:43:21.324 --> 00:43:22.425
but there are people out there trying to

00:43:22.465 --> 00:43:23.545
work out and they can't have a

00:43:23.605 --> 00:43:24.204
conversation.

00:43:24.865 --> 00:43:26.246
I'm not the only one complaining about

00:43:26.286 --> 00:43:26.525
that.

00:43:26.606 --> 00:43:29.246
So hopefully there is an etiquette.

00:43:29.367 --> 00:43:30.686
There is an etiquette when you're on the

00:43:30.726 --> 00:43:31.027
trail.

00:43:31.588 --> 00:43:32.427
You see somebody running,

00:43:32.467 --> 00:43:33.987
don't stop them to have a conversation.

00:43:34.007 --> 00:43:35.268
That's just the bottom line.

00:43:35.791 --> 00:43:37.672
I know some shirts you could wear in

00:43:37.731 --> 00:43:39.692
order for nobody to talk to you while

00:43:39.731 --> 00:43:41.753
you're on that trail from those old senior

00:43:41.773 --> 00:43:42.233
citizens.

00:43:42.293 --> 00:43:43.673
There's some shirts and there's some hats

00:43:43.693 --> 00:43:44.233
you can wear.

00:43:44.253 --> 00:43:46.434
It'll stop them all from talking to you.

00:43:46.454 --> 00:43:47.635
Oh, yeah.

00:43:47.815 --> 00:43:49.175
That's a good way of going about it.

00:43:49.396 --> 00:43:50.777
But, yeah, man,

00:43:50.936 --> 00:43:52.976
they just – and it'll be the same

00:43:53.016 --> 00:43:53.157
guy.

00:43:53.177 --> 00:43:53.918
You're like, hey, man,

00:43:54.038 --> 00:43:55.197
I'm trying to go for a run here.

00:43:55.597 --> 00:43:57.498
And he'll hit you up every single time.

00:43:57.518 --> 00:43:58.378
You feel bad for him,

00:43:58.398 --> 00:43:59.199
but at the same time,

00:43:59.239 --> 00:44:00.380
you're like –

00:44:00.199 --> 00:44:00.400
Okay,

00:44:00.440 --> 00:44:01.780
maybe I need to find another place to

00:44:01.820 --> 00:44:02.201
do this.

00:44:02.860 --> 00:44:03.202
All right,

00:44:03.262 --> 00:44:04.742
so we don't have anything from Eric.

00:44:04.762 --> 00:44:05.922
He is on assignment.

00:44:05.983 --> 00:44:06.643
He's traveling.

00:44:06.682 --> 00:44:07.643
He's doing some stuff.

00:44:08.304 --> 00:44:09.244
Anyway, bond charge,

00:44:09.304 --> 00:44:12.945
fifteen percent off with promo code promo.

00:44:13.186 --> 00:44:14.246
If you want some of these ball and

00:44:14.266 --> 00:44:15.987
blue light blockers like me and William

00:44:16.027 --> 00:44:20.070
have, bond charge, B-O-N-C-H-A-R-G-E.

00:44:20.989 --> 00:44:21.849
Fifteen, I'm sorry,

00:44:21.869 --> 00:44:23.851
fifteen percent off with promo code promo.

00:44:23.871 --> 00:44:25.672
All right,

00:44:25.692 --> 00:44:27.012
so let's get down to brass tacks.

00:44:28.277 --> 00:44:29.818
So we're getting back to more to the

00:44:29.878 --> 00:44:31.420
preparedness stuff in this permaculture.

00:44:31.780 --> 00:44:32.461
Like I said, folks,

00:44:32.541 --> 00:44:33.822
I wish I lived in a world where

00:44:34.023 --> 00:44:36.465
all we needed to talk about is

00:44:36.505 --> 00:44:37.067
permaculture.

00:44:37.126 --> 00:44:37.347
I mean,

00:44:37.407 --> 00:44:39.168
PIMP stands for permaculture is my

00:44:39.228 --> 00:44:39.670
passion.

00:44:40.210 --> 00:44:40.731
And it's true.

00:44:41.572 --> 00:44:41.992
I love it.

00:44:42.353 --> 00:44:43.833
And I think it's raining again.

00:44:43.894 --> 00:44:44.155
Yeah.

00:44:44.375 --> 00:44:46.597
As I'm in the studio and I'm like,

00:44:46.637 --> 00:44:48.059
I hear this pitter patter, pitter patter.

00:44:48.880 --> 00:44:49.300
Sure enough,

00:44:49.360 --> 00:44:51.802
it's raining again and there was like no

00:44:51.822 --> 00:44:52.222
chance.

00:44:52.561 --> 00:44:53.583
So here we go again.

00:44:53.643 --> 00:44:54.782
I was going to actually go out and

00:44:54.822 --> 00:44:57.445
weed eat after this podcast and go, man,

00:44:57.465 --> 00:44:58.724
I've been trying to do this same spot

00:44:58.766 --> 00:45:00.085
for a week and I just can't do

00:45:00.126 --> 00:45:02.186
it every single time it starts raining.

00:45:02.907 --> 00:45:03.208
Anyway,

00:45:04.128 --> 00:45:06.789
simple tools I would never be without

00:45:07.730 --> 00:45:08.490
because like I said,

00:45:08.530 --> 00:45:10.791
we're covering a lot of the preparedness

00:45:10.871 --> 00:45:14.574
aspects without going to doom and gloom.

00:45:15.255 --> 00:45:16.215
But right off the bat, son,

00:45:16.255 --> 00:45:17.076
I'll kick this off.

00:45:19.456 --> 00:45:21.119
I know this seems to go without question,

00:45:21.139 --> 00:45:23.181
but folks, you are hard-pressed.

00:45:23.240 --> 00:45:24.262
Unless I'm flying,

00:45:25.902 --> 00:45:27.824
you will never catch me without a knife

00:45:28.606 --> 00:45:29.306
and my Leatherman.

00:45:30.527 --> 00:45:31.708
And I got them right here in my

00:45:31.748 --> 00:45:32.128
pouches.

00:45:32.168 --> 00:45:33.510
I mean, it's an ammo pouch.

00:45:33.570 --> 00:45:34.952
Everybody thinks I'm, you know,

00:45:35.012 --> 00:45:37.594
I got ammo pouches here, and, you know,

00:45:37.914 --> 00:45:38.355
I might.

00:45:39.487 --> 00:45:41.230
You took two categories.

00:45:42.751 --> 00:45:44.731
You took two categories, dad.

00:45:44.751 --> 00:45:45.413
All right.

00:45:45.632 --> 00:45:46.373
I guess on my end,

00:45:46.393 --> 00:45:48.195
I'll give you options, but go ahead.

00:45:48.295 --> 00:45:48.534
Okay.

00:45:48.574 --> 00:45:52.137
Well, I'm saying at all times,

00:45:52.297 --> 00:45:54.019
even like when we flew to El Salvador,

00:45:54.460 --> 00:45:56.440
I checked my pocket knife and my, um,

00:45:57.322 --> 00:45:57.762
My pouch,

00:45:57.782 --> 00:45:59.264
I checked all that stuff in a bag

00:45:59.905 --> 00:46:01.346
so I could bring whatever contraband I

00:46:01.385 --> 00:46:02.086
wanted in there.

00:46:02.807 --> 00:46:05.630
And it was my Leatherman and my knife.

00:46:06.271 --> 00:46:07.632
I won't go anywhere without it.

00:46:07.672 --> 00:46:08.813
So I'll check that stuff.

00:46:09.655 --> 00:46:11.737
And when I got down there, you know,

00:46:11.777 --> 00:46:12.757
I put it right back on.

00:46:13.498 --> 00:46:14.920
So, I mean,

00:46:14.960 --> 00:46:16.400
you just never know where you're going to

00:46:16.420 --> 00:46:16.981
wind up.

00:46:18.012 --> 00:46:18.932
You never know what you're going to need

00:46:18.972 --> 00:46:19.253
it for.

00:46:19.313 --> 00:46:19.972
That Leatherman,

00:46:20.914 --> 00:46:22.414
I don't think there is a single day

00:46:22.434 --> 00:46:23.375
that I don't use that.

00:46:23.474 --> 00:46:23.894
And folks,

00:46:24.856 --> 00:46:26.556
I got Leatherman when it first came out

00:46:26.597 --> 00:46:27.976
back when I was a private in the

00:46:28.077 --> 00:46:28.336
Army.

00:46:28.998 --> 00:46:29.818
Back in the day,

00:46:29.878 --> 00:46:31.518
we were able to go to a couple

00:46:31.539 --> 00:46:33.239
of pawn shops outside of Fort Bragg and

00:46:33.280 --> 00:46:34.340
get, you know,

00:46:34.380 --> 00:46:35.661
in the nature of the work I did

00:46:35.701 --> 00:46:37.521
back in the Army, I wanted,

00:46:38.063 --> 00:46:40.543
they actually had a Leatherman that had

00:46:40.603 --> 00:46:42.125
blasting cap crimpers on it.

00:46:42.824 --> 00:46:43.144
Now,

00:46:43.405 --> 00:46:45.726
some fool stole that from me and then

00:46:45.746 --> 00:46:47.047
they quit making it all of a sudden,

00:46:47.068 --> 00:46:48.309
but they did have it once upon a

00:46:48.369 --> 00:46:48.688
time.

00:46:49.449 --> 00:46:50.690
And yeah,

00:46:50.731 --> 00:46:52.211
blasting cap crimpers right there on a

00:46:52.231 --> 00:46:52.612
Leatherman.

00:46:52.652 --> 00:46:53.092
And believe me,

00:46:53.112 --> 00:46:54.833
it got a lot of use back in

00:46:54.873 --> 00:46:55.394
those days.

00:46:56.344 --> 00:46:58.646
But you just never know what you're going

00:46:58.666 --> 00:46:59.846
to need that thing for.

00:47:00.385 --> 00:47:00.586
I mean,

00:47:00.626 --> 00:47:02.987
you may be in a position where you

00:47:03.007 --> 00:47:04.088
need to get out of a vehicle.

00:47:04.108 --> 00:47:05.108
You need to bust a window,

00:47:05.148 --> 00:47:07.068
and all you've got is that Leatherman that

00:47:07.108 --> 00:47:08.670
you can use as some kind of whatever

00:47:08.690 --> 00:47:09.789
to break a window out.

00:47:10.690 --> 00:47:12.650
That's just as a blunt force instrument.

00:47:12.710 --> 00:47:13.670
But you've got your knife.

00:47:13.710 --> 00:47:14.492
You've got whatever.

00:47:14.931 --> 00:47:16.271
And then I've got a dedicated knife,

00:47:16.291 --> 00:47:18.432
which is more like a razor blade for

00:47:18.472 --> 00:47:19.172
every other thing.

00:47:19.653 --> 00:47:21.074
I never will be caught without those

00:47:21.094 --> 00:47:21.313
things.

00:47:21.353 --> 00:47:23.315
So, son, there you go.

00:47:23.777 --> 00:47:24.177
All right.

00:47:24.297 --> 00:47:28.641
So I had multi-tool and I had knives

00:47:28.740 --> 00:47:29.983
as categories because those are the two

00:47:30.003 --> 00:47:31.403
things that I carry every single day.

00:47:31.903 --> 00:47:35.086
But those kind of vary depending on where

00:47:35.126 --> 00:47:37.228
I'm going or what I'm doing and things

00:47:37.268 --> 00:47:37.889
like that.

00:47:38.610 --> 00:47:40.170
So let's talk about knives real quick.

00:47:40.251 --> 00:47:41.592
There's a bunch of different options on

00:47:41.632 --> 00:47:41.913
knives.

00:47:41.972 --> 00:47:43.554
Knives are cool because this is something

00:47:43.574 --> 00:47:43.735
that...

00:47:44.375 --> 00:47:45.235
Everybody in the world,

00:47:45.275 --> 00:47:46.416
no matter what it is you do for

00:47:46.436 --> 00:47:46.817
a living,

00:47:46.898 --> 00:47:49.119
no matter almost how old you are or

00:47:49.139 --> 00:47:51.762
where you live, everybody uses knives.

00:47:51.942 --> 00:47:53.043
Not everybody uses hammers.

00:47:53.083 --> 00:47:54.224
Not everybody uses saws.

00:47:54.264 --> 00:47:55.865
Not everybody uses all these other tools,

00:47:55.905 --> 00:47:57.768
but everybody uses knives.

00:47:58.748 --> 00:48:00.411
And there's always going to be a knife

00:48:00.451 --> 00:48:02.913
that fits your situation perfectly.

00:48:03.434 --> 00:48:04.655
I got a couple of examples here.

00:48:05.295 --> 00:48:06.617
This is kind of like what dad was

00:48:06.657 --> 00:48:08.458
talking about like a utility blade They

00:48:08.478 --> 00:48:10.800
make them much better than those long

00:48:10.860 --> 00:48:12.882
skinny Stanley like silver Stanley's that

00:48:12.902 --> 00:48:13.923
you used to have to carry you can

00:48:13.963 --> 00:48:18.088
get just folding Folding utility blades

00:48:18.349 --> 00:48:18.889
and stuff like this.

00:48:18.929 --> 00:48:19.949
This is from Kaiser.

00:48:20.351 --> 00:48:23.614
It's called the drop bear utility but in

00:48:23.673 --> 00:48:26.257
this as like a little serrated razor blade

00:48:26.317 --> 00:48:27.257
on here as well and

00:48:28.094 --> 00:48:30.438
hold longer if it's serrated uh because

00:48:30.458 --> 00:48:32.440
the edge effect you just increase the

00:48:32.460 --> 00:48:34.302
amount of edge like cutting edge you have

00:48:34.402 --> 00:48:36.565
using a serrated knife um and as soon

00:48:36.605 --> 00:48:37.905
as it's dull you can just swap it

00:48:37.965 --> 00:48:40.027
out and this is a pretty small knife

00:48:40.068 --> 00:48:41.750
as as far as you know knives go

00:48:42.130 --> 00:48:44.273
here's another smaller knife that's not um

00:48:45.054 --> 00:48:46.375
you know, it's pretty small.

00:48:46.414 --> 00:48:47.635
It can fit in your fifth pocket.

00:48:47.675 --> 00:48:49.478
If you have small pockets or women,

00:48:49.538 --> 00:48:50.998
you guys get robbed on pockets.

00:48:51.018 --> 00:48:52.420
This is a Civivi Yonder.

00:48:52.440 --> 00:48:53.780
If you want to go with that.

00:48:53.940 --> 00:48:55.643
And then there's like fixed blade options.

00:48:55.663 --> 00:48:56.143
Like this is a,

00:48:56.764 --> 00:48:58.744
this is something that I would use.

00:48:58.784 --> 00:49:00.327
Like if I'm going to the demonstration

00:49:00.367 --> 00:49:02.387
site or I'm going to be outside doing

00:49:02.407 --> 00:49:04.891
a lot of like heavier duty tasks and

00:49:04.931 --> 00:49:05.490
things like that,

00:49:05.510 --> 00:49:07.273
but it's a full blown fixed blade.

00:49:07.632 --> 00:49:09.094
Um, this one's from Dawson knives.

00:49:09.193 --> 00:49:10.355
Mom and dad got this for me a

00:49:10.394 --> 00:49:12.036
couple of years back, but this is a,

00:49:12.987 --> 00:49:13.286
Awesome.

00:49:13.367 --> 00:49:14.248
Heavier duty knife.

00:49:14.268 --> 00:49:16.010
And they have like a knife for whatever

00:49:16.210 --> 00:49:17.510
application you need.

00:49:17.572 --> 00:49:19.012
So no matter what it is you do

00:49:19.032 --> 00:49:19.614
for a living,

00:49:19.653 --> 00:49:20.855
no matter what it is you do on

00:49:20.875 --> 00:49:21.715
a day-to-day basis,

00:49:22.036 --> 00:49:24.018
there is a knife and a price range

00:49:24.038 --> 00:49:26.519
and a material range that fits your task.

00:49:27.501 --> 00:49:28.742
Now, as far as multi-tools go,

00:49:29.063 --> 00:49:30.224
there's just as many options.

00:49:30.244 --> 00:49:31.344
Well, not as many options,

00:49:31.364 --> 00:49:32.246
but there's options with

00:49:32.646 --> 00:49:33.427
Multi tools as well.

00:49:33.447 --> 00:49:34.608
It can be as simple as like a,

00:49:35.228 --> 00:49:35.668
you know,

00:49:35.708 --> 00:49:37.710
little Victorinox just like this.

00:49:38.132 --> 00:49:39.193
I think this is a Huntsman.

00:49:39.393 --> 00:49:40.653
I think that's what the model number is.

00:49:40.693 --> 00:49:41.936
They all kind of look alike to me.

00:49:43.056 --> 00:49:44.557
Here's the Leatherman that I carry.

00:49:44.617 --> 00:49:45.619
Dad talks about Leatherman.

00:49:45.739 --> 00:49:46.500
I love Leatherman.

00:49:46.940 --> 00:49:48.202
But before too long,

00:49:48.262 --> 00:49:49.664
I think they're going to get taken out

00:49:49.724 --> 00:49:52.286
by other companies similar to like Roxxon

00:49:52.346 --> 00:49:52.706
right here.

00:49:53.067 --> 00:49:55.068
where you can literally pick what tools...

00:49:55.128 --> 00:49:55.248
Now,

00:49:55.268 --> 00:49:57.108
they're kind of big and clunky right now,

00:49:57.449 --> 00:49:59.489
but you can literally pick what tools you

00:49:59.550 --> 00:50:01.990
want to put in these multi-tools.

00:50:02.010 --> 00:50:04.371
So you can customize it to whatever it

00:50:04.431 --> 00:50:05.811
is you specifically do.

00:50:06.251 --> 00:50:07.652
And one thing that I wanted to point

00:50:07.753 --> 00:50:09.813
out is that these guys, Roxxon,

00:50:10.173 --> 00:50:13.195
has the literal best scissors you can ever

00:50:13.235 --> 00:50:14.715
find on a multi-tool.

00:50:14.996 --> 00:50:16.076
These things actually work.

00:50:16.115 --> 00:50:19.117
You can cut the Bible paper with it

00:50:19.177 --> 00:50:19.777
if you wanted to.

00:50:21.637 --> 00:50:23.860
Yeah, it just works fantastically.

00:50:24.581 --> 00:50:27.684
So yeah, there's multi-tools, knives,

00:50:27.824 --> 00:50:29.847
and multi-tool options depending on what

00:50:29.867 --> 00:50:30.248
you're doing.

00:50:30.268 --> 00:50:32.230
Like here's a lighter weight version

00:50:32.269 --> 00:50:32.871
multi-tool,

00:50:32.951 --> 00:50:34.853
and then here's like a heavier weight

00:50:35.072 --> 00:50:35.614
multi-tool.

00:50:35.713 --> 00:50:37.016
And the cool thing about Roxxon is that

00:50:37.036 --> 00:50:38.998
you can build the exact multi-tool with

00:50:39.018 --> 00:50:39.998
the tools that you need.

00:50:40.139 --> 00:50:41.521
So pretty interesting.

00:50:42.105 --> 00:50:43.286
I need to check them out.

00:50:44.525 --> 00:50:46.706
That was something you pointed out a while

00:50:46.746 --> 00:50:47.206
back to me.

00:50:47.226 --> 00:50:48.507
I'm just so darn busy.

00:50:48.568 --> 00:50:49.188
I haven't done it.

00:50:49.628 --> 00:50:50.768
I would love to be able to get

00:50:50.889 --> 00:50:50.969
one.

00:50:51.009 --> 00:50:51.989
The only thing,

00:50:52.289 --> 00:50:54.130
and I wonder if I could reach out

00:50:54.150 --> 00:50:55.110
to him and find this out.

00:50:56.630 --> 00:50:57.851
Yeah.

00:50:57.911 --> 00:50:58.271
I'm sorry.

00:50:58.311 --> 00:50:59.811
I'm hearing some feedback on mine.

00:51:00.391 --> 00:51:01.652
Here's one thing I would love to reach

00:51:01.713 --> 00:51:05.393
out and find out is if the one

00:51:05.434 --> 00:51:05.875
complaint,

00:51:05.894 --> 00:51:06.195
because

00:51:07.355 --> 00:51:09.275
I'm a butcher, and so are you.

00:51:10.197 --> 00:51:11.016
I want something.

00:51:11.137 --> 00:51:13.739
I want a bone saw that they put

00:51:14.280 --> 00:51:16.561
on a doggone Leatherman.

00:51:16.601 --> 00:51:18.362
I tried to reach out to Leatherman once

00:51:18.382 --> 00:51:19.003
upon a time.

00:51:19.702 --> 00:51:20.884
I don't think it's a bone saw, son.

00:51:21.471 --> 00:51:22.871
You can use it as a bone saw.

00:51:23.311 --> 00:51:25.373
Um, it's a little bit more aggressive,

00:51:25.452 --> 00:51:27.434
but, uh, well, no, actually they do.

00:51:27.715 --> 00:51:29.476
Uh, they have those, uh,

00:51:29.516 --> 00:51:31.396
like if you have a, they have a,

00:51:31.436 --> 00:51:33.777
uh, sawzall attachment, uh,

00:51:33.818 --> 00:51:35.239
option whenever you're building it,

00:51:35.559 --> 00:51:37.179
they have like a sawzall attachment option

00:51:37.219 --> 00:51:39.201
and you can put in your own, uh,

00:51:39.221 --> 00:51:40.842
sawzall or even they have a smaller one

00:51:40.882 --> 00:51:42.583
for jig saws and stuff like that.

00:51:42.623 --> 00:51:44.804
But you could find like a boning saws

00:51:45.085 --> 00:51:45.545
size,

00:51:45.565 --> 00:51:46.965
like a metal blade or something like that

00:51:46.985 --> 00:51:47.746
and use that.

00:51:47.786 --> 00:51:48.286
I mean, I,

00:51:48.306 --> 00:51:50.487
I butchered a whole pig with a Leatherman.

00:51:51.215 --> 00:51:53.076
And I can't believe that video never got

00:51:53.135 --> 00:51:53.456
watched.

00:51:53.536 --> 00:51:53.775
I mean,

00:51:53.936 --> 00:51:55.016
I was trying to show people the

00:51:55.056 --> 00:51:57.137
versatility of a device,

00:51:57.597 --> 00:51:58.719
of something like that.

00:51:59.298 --> 00:52:01.579
But if they could somehow get some kind

00:52:01.599 --> 00:52:02.260
of bone saw,

00:52:02.280 --> 00:52:04.561
because if they can get somehow get a

00:52:04.601 --> 00:52:05.902
bone saw, I mean, I probably,

00:52:06.581 --> 00:52:07.182
when you get a chance,

00:52:07.202 --> 00:52:08.222
send me a link to them because I

00:52:08.242 --> 00:52:09.083
want to reach out to them.

00:52:09.664 --> 00:52:11.465
I'll do the best promotion video they ever

00:52:11.505 --> 00:52:13.905
seen because I'll do a whole animal.

00:52:14.186 --> 00:52:15.927
And this is exactly why I did that

00:52:15.947 --> 00:52:17.327
video to show you the value of a

00:52:17.387 --> 00:52:17.907
multi-tool.

00:52:18.865 --> 00:52:20.668
things didn't exist before the nineties

00:52:20.688 --> 00:52:20.887
y'all,

00:52:20.907 --> 00:52:23.750
at least not outside of Swiss army and

00:52:23.829 --> 00:52:25.431
Leatherman came along and I think they

00:52:25.472 --> 00:52:27.112
just put them under in so many different

00:52:27.132 --> 00:52:27.452
ways.

00:52:27.492 --> 00:52:28.574
So man,

00:52:28.614 --> 00:52:29.875
I didn't expect to talk about a lot

00:52:29.914 --> 00:52:31.496
of this stuff, but man,

00:52:31.516 --> 00:52:33.878
I'm telling y'all you can,

00:52:34.699 --> 00:52:36.000
I wouldn't be caught without either one.

00:52:36.059 --> 00:52:36.320
Okay.

00:52:36.360 --> 00:52:37.561
So let me jump out into the next

00:52:37.581 --> 00:52:37.661
one.

00:52:37.681 --> 00:52:38.902
Cause I know we're running out of time

00:52:38.963 --> 00:52:41.003
here and it doesn't even have to be

00:52:41.023 --> 00:52:41.804
the things that are on you.

00:52:41.844 --> 00:52:43.005
But for me, a shovel,

00:52:43.916 --> 00:52:44.237
You know,

00:52:44.317 --> 00:52:46.498
not only could it be a one long

00:52:46.539 --> 00:52:47.998
handled tool that can do a whole lot

00:52:48.018 --> 00:52:49.099
of things, you can plant trees,

00:52:49.159 --> 00:52:50.740
obviously dig swales if you had to.

00:52:50.800 --> 00:52:52.101
I've done it with a shovel before in

00:52:52.141 --> 00:52:52.561
Texas.

00:52:53.262 --> 00:52:55.543
Move compost, bury fence posts,

00:52:56.123 --> 00:52:58.224
harvest root crops, even fight fires.

00:52:58.244 --> 00:52:58.766
And you know what?

00:52:58.826 --> 00:52:59.726
Worst case scenario,

00:52:59.786 --> 00:53:00.907
you can use it as a weapon.

00:53:01.572 --> 00:53:03.253
There were Joes in Vietnam that killed

00:53:03.273 --> 00:53:07.277
Viet Cong with E-tools, entrenching tools.

00:53:07.378 --> 00:53:07.637
I mean,

00:53:08.077 --> 00:53:09.619
obviously not the best use for it,

00:53:09.659 --> 00:53:12.021
but what I'm saying is all of the

00:53:12.061 --> 00:53:13.822
above, a shovel is something.

00:53:14.824 --> 00:53:15.885
And the reason why I'm bringing up a

00:53:15.925 --> 00:53:18.146
shovel is I just threw one to the

00:53:18.226 --> 00:53:18.606
dump.

00:53:19.387 --> 00:53:20.849
And I was talking to Spirko about this,

00:53:20.889 --> 00:53:21.568
Jack Spirko.

00:53:22.570 --> 00:53:24.632
It's supposed to have a hickory handle,

00:53:24.731 --> 00:53:26.213
and we've been through two of these

00:53:26.253 --> 00:53:27.273
hickory shovels.

00:53:27.914 --> 00:53:29.396
You ain't telling me I broke a hickory

00:53:29.416 --> 00:53:30.076
handle shovel.

00:53:30.376 --> 00:53:30.956
Ain't happened.

00:53:31.675 --> 00:53:32.876
And the reason why I like a wooden

00:53:32.896 --> 00:53:34.639
handle shovel is that when you got your

00:53:34.679 --> 00:53:35.458
bare hands on it,

00:53:35.498 --> 00:53:37.900
you're grounding with everything you do.

00:53:37.981 --> 00:53:39.121
Even though you may have boots on,

00:53:39.181 --> 00:53:41.643
every time your hands touch that wooden

00:53:41.704 --> 00:53:44.226
shovel, that wooden blade,

00:53:44.547 --> 00:53:46.469
you're being grounded every single time.

00:53:46.949 --> 00:53:49.090
But when you have a fiberglass blade or

00:53:49.251 --> 00:53:50.452
handle, it ain't happening.

00:53:51.092 --> 00:53:51.753
But so yeah,

00:53:51.793 --> 00:53:53.494
that's our planned obsolescence at work.

00:53:53.534 --> 00:53:55.195
But anyway, a shovel, that's my next one.

00:53:55.690 --> 00:53:57.552
Well, on the note with the hickory handle,

00:53:57.592 --> 00:53:58.672
at least with the hickory handle,

00:53:58.711 --> 00:54:00.452
that's something that you can replace if

00:54:00.492 --> 00:54:01.913
you want to and keep the same shovel

00:54:01.952 --> 00:54:03.432
head with a fiberglass handle.

00:54:03.472 --> 00:54:04.954
You ain't doing that.

00:54:05.094 --> 00:54:06.514
Not without either getting potential

00:54:06.554 --> 00:54:08.614
splinters or having to heat stuff up and

00:54:08.675 --> 00:54:09.434
all that crap.

00:54:09.474 --> 00:54:10.534
So that's another.

00:54:10.554 --> 00:54:11.815
Yeah, but that is odd.

00:54:11.835 --> 00:54:13.376
They must be putting balsa wood in there

00:54:13.416 --> 00:54:13.996
or something like that.

00:54:14.016 --> 00:54:15.436
If you keep breaking hickory handles,

00:54:15.456 --> 00:54:16.516
especially if they're brand new.

00:54:17.277 --> 00:54:19.380
Um, my next tool is, uh,

00:54:19.400 --> 00:54:21.541
going to be like a notebook and pen.

00:54:22.222 --> 00:54:22.842
Um, I carry,

00:54:22.983 --> 00:54:24.364
I have this around with me everywhere.

00:54:24.425 --> 00:54:25.706
Now dad mentioned the shovel.

00:54:25.806 --> 00:54:27.248
I focused more on stuff that I could

00:54:27.307 --> 00:54:29.570
fit in this backpack right here.

00:54:29.690 --> 00:54:31.891
This is my general, wherever I'm going,

00:54:31.952 --> 00:54:34.434
I typically have this backpack not too far

00:54:34.454 --> 00:54:34.795
from me.

00:54:35.115 --> 00:54:37.038
Um, and I don't treat like a, uh,

00:54:37.518 --> 00:54:41.480
a particular vehicle as an EDC carrier or

00:54:41.500 --> 00:54:42.139
anything like that,

00:54:42.639 --> 00:54:44.240
because I'm in all kinds of different

00:54:44.260 --> 00:54:45.121
vehicles all the time.

00:54:45.141 --> 00:54:46.222
Sometimes I'm in my truck,

00:54:46.262 --> 00:54:48.682
sometimes I'm in my wife's car,

00:54:48.762 --> 00:54:50.744
sometimes a lot of times I'm in rental

00:54:50.764 --> 00:54:51.103
cars.

00:54:51.143 --> 00:54:52.704
And instead of moving everything from one

00:54:52.724 --> 00:54:54.085
vehicle to the next,

00:54:54.186 --> 00:54:56.027
I kind of keep everything that I'm going

00:54:56.047 --> 00:54:58.668
to need in an emergency in the backpack.

00:54:59.608 --> 00:55:01.170
And one of those things is a notebook

00:55:01.190 --> 00:55:02.871
because I always I'm always constantly

00:55:02.911 --> 00:55:05.213
writing stuff down, taking down notes,

00:55:05.253 --> 00:55:06.635
writing down my plan for the day,

00:55:06.695 --> 00:55:07.536
whatever it may be.

00:55:07.896 --> 00:55:10.057
This notebook isn't too far from me.

00:55:10.099 --> 00:55:12.039
And I have I keep two different or

00:55:12.079 --> 00:55:13.842
two pens just in case one goes out.

00:55:13.902 --> 00:55:15.163
I have another one that I can use.

00:55:16.204 --> 00:55:18.065
And then I have some in the backpack,

00:55:18.106 --> 00:55:20.108
like backup pencils and pens and Sharpies

00:55:20.148 --> 00:55:21.690
and markers and stuff like that in the

00:55:21.710 --> 00:55:22.130
backpack.

00:55:22.510 --> 00:55:23.650
in case I need any of those,

00:55:23.731 --> 00:55:24.672
but a notebook.

00:55:25.331 --> 00:55:27.114
Some people use the notes on their phone.

00:55:27.733 --> 00:55:29.255
That has never stuck with me.

00:55:29.434 --> 00:55:29.956
That's never,

00:55:30.115 --> 00:55:32.137
I don't like being on my phone anyway.

00:55:32.217 --> 00:55:33.619
So for me to have to access my

00:55:33.659 --> 00:55:35.539
phone just to get to my notes,

00:55:36.240 --> 00:55:37.181
I don't want to do that.

00:55:37.240 --> 00:55:37.460
So,

00:55:38.202 --> 00:55:39.902
and also I remember it a lot better

00:55:40.284 --> 00:55:41.925
if I write it down in a notebook

00:55:41.985 --> 00:55:43.746
versus typing it into the phone.

00:55:43.826 --> 00:55:43.985
So

00:55:44.927 --> 00:55:46.128
I don't use the notes on my phone.

00:55:46.507 --> 00:55:47.688
I know it has all these different

00:55:48.148 --> 00:55:50.190
abilities and things like that and

00:55:50.271 --> 00:55:51.791
reminders that automatically set.

00:55:51.811 --> 00:55:53.452
There's a bunch of gadgets and gizmos when

00:55:53.492 --> 00:55:54.672
it comes to the notes on your phone.

00:55:55.153 --> 00:55:55.733
But for me,

00:55:55.893 --> 00:55:57.735
it does not beat just having a regular

00:55:57.855 --> 00:56:00.657
notepad and pen or pencil,

00:56:00.777 --> 00:56:01.478
whatever it may be.

00:56:01.878 --> 00:56:03.318
So this this is one of the things

00:56:03.338 --> 00:56:05.900
that I guess this is my like external

00:56:06.081 --> 00:56:07.322
brain right now.

00:56:07.362 --> 00:56:08.943
I write out write out everything I need

00:56:08.983 --> 00:56:10.864
to know in the notebook for the day.

00:56:11.896 --> 00:56:12.657
Yeah, good stuff.

00:56:12.998 --> 00:56:14.478
I'm with you in a hundred percent

00:56:14.498 --> 00:56:15.278
agreement right there.

00:56:15.338 --> 00:56:16.920
I've been, in fact, your mom's like,

00:56:17.380 --> 00:56:18.501
did you leave your phone here?

00:56:18.561 --> 00:56:21.103
Yeah, because I'm trying, you know,

00:56:21.284 --> 00:56:22.483
little things like when you go into a

00:56:22.525 --> 00:56:22.864
store,

00:56:22.905 --> 00:56:24.106
do you really need to bring your phone

00:56:24.126 --> 00:56:24.465
with you?

00:56:25.266 --> 00:56:26.746
I mean, it's little things like that.

00:56:26.788 --> 00:56:27.847
That's where you can start.

00:56:28.309 --> 00:56:28.628
Say, okay,

00:56:28.648 --> 00:56:29.969
I'm going to go in this grocery store.

00:56:30.050 --> 00:56:31.510
I got the list I snatched off the

00:56:31.530 --> 00:56:34.172
fridge and that's exactly how we roll.

00:56:34.813 --> 00:56:35.893
So yeah.

00:56:35.994 --> 00:56:37.875
Hey, hey, Alabama Sam, repost that video,

00:56:37.894 --> 00:56:38.135
Billy.

00:56:38.596 --> 00:56:39.016
You know what?

00:56:39.076 --> 00:56:40.036
I think I might just go ahead and

00:56:40.077 --> 00:56:40.637
have to do that.

00:56:40.657 --> 00:56:41.498
I have to dig it up.

00:56:42.056 --> 00:56:43.177
I think you're talking about the one with

00:56:43.197 --> 00:56:43.717
the Leatherman.

00:56:44.659 --> 00:56:44.918
Yeah.

00:56:45.298 --> 00:56:45.438
Yeah.

00:56:45.518 --> 00:56:46.760
I'll have to dig that thing up,

00:56:46.960 --> 00:56:48.780
but I, man,

00:56:48.800 --> 00:56:49.860
that's the one thing I need to get

00:56:49.900 --> 00:56:50.581
on there is a bone saw.

00:56:50.641 --> 00:56:51.322
All right.

00:56:51.342 --> 00:56:52.402
So my next one is going to be

00:56:53.563 --> 00:56:57.565
a reliable cordless drill slash.

00:56:58.126 --> 00:56:59.706
Now they've come out, you know,

00:56:59.726 --> 00:57:00.726
when I first got in the trade,

00:57:00.766 --> 00:57:02.487
there were no cordless drills and the ones

00:57:02.507 --> 00:57:03.909
that they did have were not wonderful.

00:57:03.969 --> 00:57:06.510
They're mostly DeWalt.

00:57:06.570 --> 00:57:06.751
I mean,

00:57:06.771 --> 00:57:08.251
they got the job done a little bit,

00:57:08.271 --> 00:57:09.552
but the batteries were not good.

00:57:10.253 --> 00:57:10.552
Now,

00:57:12.175 --> 00:57:13.016
If you ask me,

00:57:13.215 --> 00:57:14.637
Milwaukee makes the best stuff.

00:57:15.297 --> 00:57:16.498
There ain't even a close second.

00:57:17.097 --> 00:57:18.557
And I like how they do the batteries.

00:57:18.577 --> 00:57:20.378
They don't play games like DeWalt and some

00:57:20.398 --> 00:57:20.858
of the others.

00:57:20.898 --> 00:57:22.619
Back in the day, DeWalt's what I used.

00:57:23.400 --> 00:57:25.641
But when I discovered Milwaukee, I'm like,

00:57:25.701 --> 00:57:27.101
okay, that's the only way I roll.

00:57:27.681 --> 00:57:28.621
The reason why I'm saying that,

00:57:29.442 --> 00:57:30.521
you can do so much.

00:57:30.702 --> 00:57:32.902
I can drive, for example,

00:57:33.123 --> 00:57:36.585
the gear that's on my worm compost bin.

00:57:37.204 --> 00:57:38.605
It drives a ram up and down,

00:57:38.664 --> 00:57:40.365
and it basically serrates everything

00:57:40.585 --> 00:57:42.927
the compost the the worm juice at the

00:57:42.947 --> 00:57:45.309
bottom and drops it out for me okay

00:57:45.869 --> 00:57:47.090
well you do all that with the battery

00:57:47.110 --> 00:57:49.231
drill i mean think about all the other

00:57:49.251 --> 00:57:50.471
things you can do out there building a

00:57:50.550 --> 00:57:53.753
fence raised bed uh hanging gates

00:57:53.793 --> 00:57:55.813
constructions i mean but look if you think

00:57:55.833 --> 00:57:56.974
you're gonna buy one of these little

00:57:56.994 --> 00:57:59.016
cheapos from walmart i got news for your

00:57:59.056 --> 00:58:02.438
nephew you're gonna you're gonna you're

00:58:02.458 --> 00:58:04.199
gonna pray for the mercy of death dealing

00:58:04.219 --> 00:58:05.699
with those things because they are awful

00:58:06.420 --> 00:58:07.920
The battery technology is awful.

00:58:08.161 --> 00:58:09.302
Everything about it is awful.

00:58:09.862 --> 00:58:11.842
That's why I use nothing but it.

00:58:11.862 --> 00:58:12.003
I mean,

00:58:12.063 --> 00:58:13.623
they get another better brand out there

00:58:13.643 --> 00:58:14.925
than Milwaukee.

00:58:15.445 --> 00:58:16.025
I'll go with it.

00:58:16.065 --> 00:58:17.686
But I love how Milwaukee has decent

00:58:17.706 --> 00:58:18.206
batteries.

00:58:19.108 --> 00:58:20.768
You can even get the jumbo batteries.

00:58:21.748 --> 00:58:23.670
But that is a game changer.

00:58:24.070 --> 00:58:25.570
You may want to go Amish style.

00:58:25.650 --> 00:58:26.092
I get it.

00:58:26.851 --> 00:58:28.293
But the cool thing about those cordless

00:58:28.333 --> 00:58:30.934
batteries is that you can charge them up

00:58:30.954 --> 00:58:33.056
from a very meager solar system.

00:58:34.184 --> 00:58:35.945
That is a combat multiplier for the

00:58:36.106 --> 00:58:37.266
purists out there to say, oh,

00:58:37.327 --> 00:58:38.748
I'm just going to do everything by hand.

00:58:39.487 --> 00:58:41.530
Okay, that's fine if you're so inclined,

00:58:42.210 --> 00:58:43.891
but if you can accelerate,

00:58:44.391 --> 00:58:46.034
this guy I know in the permaculture space

00:58:46.434 --> 00:58:48.255
that wanted to do everything off-grid,

00:58:48.315 --> 00:58:49.797
I think you know him too, William,

00:58:50.516 --> 00:58:51.938
wanted to do everything off-grid.

00:58:51.978 --> 00:58:52.259
I'm like,

00:58:52.298 --> 00:58:55.541
why wouldn't you use commercial power to

00:58:55.601 --> 00:58:57.143
do the heavy lifting for you than if

00:58:57.163 --> 00:58:58.963
you want to be off-grid because it was

00:58:59.003 --> 00:58:59.625
available to him?

00:59:00.429 --> 00:59:02.030
but you just have people that just see

00:59:02.170 --> 00:59:03.052
short-sighted that way.

00:59:03.132 --> 00:59:04.273
I'm not one of them, but anyway,

00:59:04.333 --> 00:59:04.853
battery drill.

00:59:04.873 --> 00:59:04.972
Right.

00:59:05.974 --> 00:59:06.514
I think that was,

00:59:06.735 --> 00:59:07.855
that's an awesome addition.

00:59:07.914 --> 00:59:09.195
Cause that just, I mean, yeah,

00:59:09.235 --> 00:59:11.177
I can drill a hole with a whole

00:59:11.358 --> 00:59:13.539
auger and bit, you know, hand crank setup,

00:59:13.699 --> 00:59:15.460
but how many holes can I drill with

00:59:15.481 --> 00:59:16.240
a battery drill?

00:59:16.382 --> 00:59:17.702
And the amount of time it takes me

00:59:18.163 --> 00:59:19.384
and the skill and the amount of time

00:59:19.403 --> 00:59:20.864
it takes to learn the skill to do

00:59:20.905 --> 00:59:21.405
it by hand.

00:59:21.905 --> 00:59:22.106
Yeah.

00:59:22.266 --> 00:59:22.826
I think that's,

00:59:22.985 --> 00:59:24.186
I think that's a fantastic idea.

00:59:24.286 --> 00:59:25.148
Now remember guys,

00:59:25.208 --> 00:59:26.829
I focus on more things that I carry

00:59:27.108 --> 00:59:28.990
on my person or within my backpack.

00:59:29.291 --> 00:59:29.431
Uh,

00:59:29.990 --> 00:59:30.610
Things like that.

00:59:31.271 --> 00:59:33.391
But the next one is my...

00:59:33.552 --> 00:59:35.152
Rarely do you ever catch me in public.

00:59:35.672 --> 00:59:37.753
In legal states where I can do this

00:59:37.813 --> 00:59:39.114
legally, guys,

00:59:40.215 --> 00:59:41.175
rarely do you ever see me with...

00:59:41.496 --> 00:59:43.615
And I'm not armed to some extent.

00:59:44.817 --> 00:59:45.496
Every single time,

00:59:45.936 --> 00:59:47.438
especially if I'm with my family,

00:59:47.737 --> 00:59:48.797
even if I'm by myself,

00:59:48.858 --> 00:59:49.719
no matter where I go,

00:59:50.219 --> 00:59:51.199
if you see me outside,

00:59:51.278 --> 00:59:52.500
even if I'm in my backyard,

00:59:52.559 --> 00:59:53.679
I'm armed in my backyard.

00:59:53.739 --> 00:59:54.820
I'm armed in the front yard.

00:59:54.860 --> 00:59:56.960
Wherever I go, I'm armed all the time.

00:59:57.001 --> 00:59:57.661
And that's kind of...

00:59:58.442 --> 00:59:59.822
I mean, I hope I never,

00:59:59.943 --> 01:00:01.543
ever have to use this outside of like

01:00:01.623 --> 01:00:03.005
pests and stuff like that.

01:00:03.065 --> 01:00:05.827
But it's kind of the, you know,

01:00:06.168 --> 01:00:07.148
nation that we're in right now,

01:00:07.188 --> 01:00:08.389
the state of things that we're in right

01:00:08.409 --> 01:00:08.590
now.

01:00:08.650 --> 01:00:09.550
Dad, what are you laughing about?

01:00:09.590 --> 01:00:11.211
You laughing about the Homestead Twins?

01:00:11.532 --> 01:00:14.733
Yeah.

01:00:14.954 --> 01:00:15.875
And I know I'm already going to be

01:00:15.894 --> 01:00:17.096
embarrassed when I tell the answer,

01:00:17.115 --> 01:00:18.876
but go ahead.

01:00:18.936 --> 01:00:19.898
Yeah, that was it.

01:00:19.998 --> 01:00:21.559
I just wherever you can,

01:00:21.579 --> 01:00:22.440
wherever possible.

01:00:23.059 --> 01:00:24.320
And also, here's another thing.

01:00:24.400 --> 01:00:26.422
As far as the locations where it's illegal

01:00:26.463 --> 01:00:27.284
to carry a gun.

01:00:27.903 --> 01:00:28.704
I just don't go.

01:00:29.065 --> 01:00:30.425
I just don't go to those places.

01:00:30.965 --> 01:00:32.367
Um, so yeah,

01:00:32.947 --> 01:00:34.027
a lot of people talk about trying to

01:00:34.067 --> 01:00:34.807
sneak in your,

01:00:35.007 --> 01:00:36.708
your gun to these illegal spots or how

01:00:36.748 --> 01:00:38.469
to get away with it, stuff like that.

01:00:38.510 --> 01:00:39.871
Just stop supporting them.

01:00:39.891 --> 01:00:40.291
Like, uh,

01:00:40.311 --> 01:00:41.791
I'm talking about specifically like stores

01:00:41.811 --> 01:00:43.313
where they have the no gun sign on

01:00:43.333 --> 01:00:43.793
their window.

01:00:44.293 --> 01:00:45.034
Stop going there.

01:00:45.134 --> 01:00:47.434
I think the B place in Weaverville, uh,

01:00:47.494 --> 01:00:49.036
had that no gun sign on their,

01:00:49.135 --> 01:00:50.677
on their door or something like that too.

01:00:50.757 --> 01:00:50.896
So,

01:00:52.237 --> 01:00:53.697
Just keep that in mind.

01:00:53.717 --> 01:00:54.838
I remember accidentally driving into

01:00:54.918 --> 01:00:56.898
Illinois, not realizing, man,

01:00:56.938 --> 01:01:00.161
I got a whole freaking arsenal up in

01:01:00.240 --> 01:01:00.800
here, man.

01:01:00.981 --> 01:01:02.702
And I'm like, oh, shoot.

01:01:03.121 --> 01:01:04.242
And I couldn't get out of there quick

01:01:04.282 --> 01:01:04.503
enough.

01:01:04.563 --> 01:01:05.882
But like you said, I will.

01:01:06.262 --> 01:01:07.583
I'll drive around a whole state if I

01:01:07.603 --> 01:01:07.923
have to.

01:01:08.324 --> 01:01:09.264
No, Homestead Twins,

01:01:10.065 --> 01:01:11.125
these guys crack me up.

01:01:11.465 --> 01:01:11.965
He says, Pip,

01:01:12.025 --> 01:01:13.626
I know you didn't use that Swiss tool

01:01:13.666 --> 01:01:14.146
I sent you.

01:01:14.907 --> 01:01:15.847
Here's the problem I have.

01:01:16.007 --> 01:01:16.708
I'm just,

01:01:17.047 --> 01:01:19.208
I criticize my dad about this all the

01:01:19.248 --> 01:01:21.269
time, but I'm the same exact way.

01:01:21.590 --> 01:01:23.331
When somebody gives me something that I

01:01:23.371 --> 01:01:24.911
know is absolutely awesome,

01:01:25.932 --> 01:01:26.713
I don't want to use it.

01:01:27.293 --> 01:01:28.313
I got it sitting there.

01:01:28.653 --> 01:01:29.875
It's right there in the nightstand.

01:01:29.894 --> 01:01:30.914
Well, down in the room,

01:01:31.396 --> 01:01:32.815
it's in the nightstand down there.

01:01:32.896 --> 01:01:34.077
And I'm like, man,

01:01:34.097 --> 01:01:35.697
this thing is so doggone sweet.

01:01:35.878 --> 01:01:36.918
I don't even want to take it.

01:01:37.278 --> 01:01:38.239
I don't even want to take it out

01:01:38.259 --> 01:01:40.099
of the pouch because,

01:01:40.739 --> 01:01:42.501
but I know that's the whole reason why

01:01:42.541 --> 01:01:43.541
you sent me that thing.

01:01:45.827 --> 01:01:46.849
I use this cheapo.

01:01:47.130 --> 01:01:48.295
I got it right here with me right

01:01:48.335 --> 01:01:48.494
now.

01:01:48.675 --> 01:01:50.059
I keep using this cheapo

01:01:51.023 --> 01:01:51.503
Yeah.

01:01:51.523 --> 01:01:53.085
Leatherman that I got in here because I

01:01:53.126 --> 01:01:54.527
don't care if I mess this thing up,

01:01:55.086 --> 01:01:56.748
but that's exactly why you sent it to

01:01:56.788 --> 01:01:56.867
me.

01:01:56.907 --> 01:01:57.528
But my dad,

01:01:57.588 --> 01:01:58.730
it used to drive me crazy.

01:01:59.429 --> 01:02:00.791
Every time you give him something,

01:02:01.130 --> 01:02:02.052
he'd never use it.

01:02:02.472 --> 01:02:03.893
It was like a museum back in his

01:02:03.952 --> 01:02:04.313
room.

01:02:04.893 --> 01:02:05.974
So I just got him stuff.

01:02:06.034 --> 01:02:06.835
I knew he would eat.

01:02:07.255 --> 01:02:09.177
So I get him a Pepperidge farm box

01:02:09.237 --> 01:02:10.237
or something like that,

01:02:10.597 --> 01:02:12.338
that I knew he would absolutely eat.

01:02:12.820 --> 01:02:13.420
And here it is.

01:02:13.460 --> 01:02:15.362
I just turned into my own dad in

01:02:15.402 --> 01:02:17.043
that way, in that.

01:02:18.034 --> 01:02:18.235
You know,

01:02:18.255 --> 01:02:19.456
when somebody gives me something, man,

01:02:19.976 --> 01:02:21.119
it's like a keepsake to me.

01:02:22.159 --> 01:02:23.260
I don't want to use it, but man,

01:02:23.300 --> 01:02:24.362
I'm really going to have to knock the

01:02:24.402 --> 01:02:25.103
dust off that thing.

01:02:25.884 --> 01:02:27.266
I did use it a couple of times.

01:02:27.846 --> 01:02:28.547
And then I was like, man,

01:02:28.567 --> 01:02:30.429
this thing is too doggone sweet to be

01:02:30.489 --> 01:02:31.130
messing up, man.

01:02:31.150 --> 01:02:32.331
I'm going to put it over here.

01:02:32.351 --> 01:02:34.193
And that's exactly what I did.

01:02:34.889 --> 01:02:35.510
Homestead twins.

01:02:35.550 --> 01:02:36.150
Don't feel bad.

01:02:36.309 --> 01:02:38.150
I got dad a Leatherman art,

01:02:38.170 --> 01:02:40.070
which is still the platform he uses.

01:02:40.530 --> 01:02:42.092
He doesn't even use that one.

01:02:42.132 --> 01:02:44.592
So yeah, dad is stuck with his,

01:02:44.612 --> 01:02:46.213
what is the Leatherman rebar or something

01:02:46.233 --> 01:02:46.532
like that?

01:02:46.932 --> 01:02:49.273
It's a cheapo, but it's got,

01:02:49.672 --> 01:02:50.434
but I'm like, man,

01:02:50.594 --> 01:02:51.914
I really need to get out here.

01:02:52.094 --> 01:02:53.934
And, uh, the one they sent me, boy,

01:02:53.954 --> 01:02:56.414
that thing is the cat's meow, son.

01:02:56.695 --> 01:02:57.295
I ain't lying.

01:02:57.815 --> 01:02:58.034
I mean,

01:02:58.074 --> 01:02:59.396
this thing would make breakfast for you

01:02:59.715 --> 01:03:00.315
easily.

01:03:00.675 --> 01:03:00.715
Uh,

01:03:00.876 --> 01:03:01.876
I need to go ahead and break the

01:03:01.916 --> 01:03:03.297
dust off that thing because that's why

01:03:03.318 --> 01:03:04.097
they gave it to me.

01:03:04.237 --> 01:03:04.557
I'm just,

01:03:05.159 --> 01:03:06.739
I'm too much like my dad in that

01:03:06.760 --> 01:03:06.960
way.

01:03:07.019 --> 01:03:09.581
So I got to, man, yeah,

01:03:10.262 --> 01:03:11.422
I'll definitely get it done.

01:03:11.943 --> 01:03:12.282
All right,

01:03:12.302 --> 01:03:14.523
my next one on the list is,

01:03:15.445 --> 01:03:18.686
this isn't even, it isn't that important,

01:03:19.226 --> 01:03:19.847
but it is.

01:03:20.347 --> 01:03:21.548
And I'm going to say a tape measure

01:03:21.568 --> 01:03:22.028
and a level.

01:03:23.360 --> 01:03:26.541
And for me, my eyeball is, I mean,

01:03:26.621 --> 01:03:27.802
I know you think I'm joking when I

01:03:27.822 --> 01:03:29.342
say this, but my eyeball,

01:03:29.403 --> 01:03:30.884
having done the work I've done for so

01:03:30.903 --> 01:03:31.465
many years,

01:03:32.324 --> 01:03:34.065
is calibrated where I can tell plumb and

01:03:34.126 --> 01:03:35.387
level just by looking at it.

01:03:35.487 --> 01:03:37.547
And I mean, pretty darn close.

01:03:38.027 --> 01:03:39.268
I'm going to be in that bubble every

01:03:39.289 --> 01:03:40.869
single time just by looking at it.

01:03:41.730 --> 01:03:42.951
And when you do the kind of work,

01:03:43.331 --> 01:03:43.711
you know,

01:03:43.791 --> 01:03:45.632
where you're dealing with those kinds of

01:03:45.652 --> 01:03:46.672
things on a daily basis,

01:03:47.052 --> 01:03:49.434
you don't necessarily need that.

01:03:50.168 --> 01:03:51.907
But there's a whole lot of people out

01:03:51.927 --> 01:03:54.889
there buying these lousy tape measures

01:03:54.909 --> 01:03:55.829
they get from Walmart.

01:03:55.909 --> 01:03:57.228
Do not do that, man.

01:03:57.248 --> 01:03:58.570
Go get yourself a really,

01:03:58.630 --> 01:04:01.750
really decent tape measure and be sure to

01:04:01.789 --> 01:04:03.851
have more than one because it's one of

01:04:03.891 --> 01:04:04.771
those things.

01:04:05.590 --> 01:04:06.771
Back in the day when I got in

01:04:06.791 --> 01:04:07.610
the electrical trade,

01:04:08.411 --> 01:04:11.492
they didn't even let you use a metal

01:04:13.791 --> 01:04:14.393
measuring tape.

01:04:15.052 --> 01:04:16.273
You had to use a wooden rule.

01:04:17.389 --> 01:04:18.630
To this, I'm talking to Con,

01:04:18.650 --> 01:04:20.391
you got to fold up and it's six

01:04:20.411 --> 01:04:20.952
feet long.

01:04:21.572 --> 01:04:23.034
There was a reason they did it that

01:04:23.074 --> 01:04:24.574
way back in the day as an electrician

01:04:24.594 --> 01:04:26.655
because you're messing with electricity.

01:04:26.675 --> 01:04:27.677
You don't want things that are going to

01:04:27.717 --> 01:04:29.298
conduct and get you Kentucky fried.

01:04:29.958 --> 01:04:31.681
So we use wooden rules a lot of

01:04:31.701 --> 01:04:32.001
ways.

01:04:32.201 --> 01:04:33.442
And like I said, to this day,

01:04:33.481 --> 01:04:35.943
there are wiremen electricians that I know

01:04:36.603 --> 01:04:37.585
that still use those things.

01:04:37.625 --> 01:04:38.786
And for a time, I did too.

01:04:39.967 --> 01:04:40.608
If nothing else,

01:04:40.668 --> 01:04:42.108
I'd get a wooden rule because it has

01:04:42.168 --> 01:04:43.909
so many other uses that you could use,

01:04:44.670 --> 01:04:45.452
but also a level.

01:04:46.528 --> 01:04:47.590
whether it's a line level,

01:04:47.630 --> 01:04:49.010
whether it's a torpedo level,

01:04:49.050 --> 01:04:50.413
whether it's a forefoot level,

01:04:50.893 --> 01:04:51.893
whatever the case may be,

01:04:51.954 --> 01:04:53.894
those are fundamental tools that you need

01:04:54.755 --> 01:04:56.297
to be able to put up a structure

01:04:56.317 --> 01:04:59.139
that's going to stand up where it looks

01:04:59.239 --> 01:05:01.302
level and plumb and it should be all

01:05:01.342 --> 01:05:02.583
those things to be adequate.

01:05:03.123 --> 01:05:03.963
All right, son, go ahead.

01:05:04.559 --> 01:05:05.539
I mean, on the level part,

01:05:05.559 --> 01:05:06.920
you can even learn how to make a

01:05:06.981 --> 01:05:09.061
water level with some clear hose if you

01:05:09.101 --> 01:05:09.541
want to.

01:05:10.442 --> 01:05:11.643
Yeah, those are important.

01:05:12.722 --> 01:05:14.543
The next thing on my list is one

01:05:14.563 --> 01:05:15.664
thing that I carry around with me

01:05:15.943 --> 01:05:18.585
everywhere are these Knifex vice grips.

01:05:19.085 --> 01:05:20.626
And I know that seems like overkill.

01:05:21.146 --> 01:05:24.148
And I know that seems like it's too

01:05:24.188 --> 01:05:26.608
much pocket space to dedicate to one tool

01:05:26.628 --> 01:05:27.668
that has one job.

01:05:27.969 --> 01:05:28.829
I'm breaking the...

01:05:29.730 --> 01:05:30.949
Who's the good eats guy again?

01:05:31.170 --> 01:05:31.311
The...

01:05:32.896 --> 01:05:33.677
Alton Brown rule.

01:05:33.717 --> 01:05:34.878
I'm breaking the Alton Brown rule.

01:05:34.898 --> 01:05:36.840
But these things are one of the handiest

01:05:36.860 --> 01:05:38.320
things I have in my pockets.

01:05:38.701 --> 01:05:39.842
I use them for all I use them

01:05:39.862 --> 01:05:40.222
all the time,

01:05:40.282 --> 01:05:41.704
especially in combination with like a

01:05:41.923 --> 01:05:42.364
Leatherman.

01:05:42.445 --> 01:05:43.025
I have two.

01:05:43.264 --> 01:05:45.286
I have the needle nose pliers with these.

01:05:45.306 --> 01:05:47.009
And then I have the channel locks with

01:05:47.588 --> 01:05:48.929
the Knifex channel locks.

01:05:49.951 --> 01:05:51.231
And then I don't know what kind of

01:05:51.291 --> 01:05:52.773
metal that they use in the teeth.

01:05:53.333 --> 01:05:55.054
but it's harder than anything else you're

01:05:55.074 --> 01:05:57.436
going to, uh, bite down on.

01:05:57.976 --> 01:05:58.115
Um,

01:05:58.155 --> 01:06:00.097
which is the downside of it is that

01:06:00.137 --> 01:06:01.617
it'll mar anything that you're going to

01:06:01.717 --> 01:06:02.838
bite down on it with,

01:06:02.958 --> 01:06:03.838
but it has really,

01:06:03.878 --> 01:06:06.219
really good grip and it has directional

01:06:06.239 --> 01:06:06.500
teeth.

01:06:06.519 --> 01:06:07.260
So as long as you know,

01:06:07.340 --> 01:06:08.661
which direction you use channel locks,

01:06:09.260 --> 01:06:10.382
you're always going to get a good grip.

01:06:10.461 --> 01:06:12.463
Even if the head is completely stripped

01:06:12.583 --> 01:06:13.583
out, even if you're ground,

01:06:13.722 --> 01:06:15.284
even if you're grabbing like, um,

01:06:15.719 --> 01:06:17.159
just a rod, you still get really,

01:06:17.199 --> 01:06:18.181
really good grip with this.

01:06:18.541 --> 01:06:20.081
In fact, I did the video,

01:06:20.161 --> 01:06:21.101
it was years ago,

01:06:21.541 --> 01:06:22.181
but I was saying like,

01:06:22.382 --> 01:06:23.882
it has such good grip and it's so

01:06:23.922 --> 01:06:26.362
handy and ergonomic and bites down well

01:06:26.402 --> 01:06:27.463
that, you know,

01:06:27.742 --> 01:06:29.103
if my truck wasn't so doggone heavy,

01:06:29.143 --> 01:06:30.182
I could pull my truck with it.

01:06:30.523 --> 01:06:31.744
I later put it in neutral and I

01:06:31.824 --> 01:06:33.784
did pull it a little bit, um,

01:06:33.864 --> 01:06:34.483
or not heavy,

01:06:34.523 --> 01:06:36.065
but if it was on a level surface,

01:06:36.125 --> 01:06:37.105
I could pull the truck with it.

01:06:37.144 --> 01:06:38.264
And I grabbed the whole of the,

01:06:38.965 --> 01:06:40.326
hold of the ball on the back.

01:06:40.346 --> 01:06:41.525
And then I was able to move it

01:06:41.545 --> 01:06:42.365
a little bit, uh,

01:06:42.746 --> 01:06:43.987
just with using these.

01:06:44.027 --> 01:06:46.188
So yeah, these seems like overkill.

01:06:46.327 --> 01:06:48.248
I would recommend just, yeah.

01:06:48.429 --> 01:06:49.009
Nancy said,

01:06:49.409 --> 01:06:50.989
are they harder than woodpecker lips?

01:06:51.130 --> 01:06:51.369
Yup.

01:06:51.469 --> 01:06:53.150
They're harder than woodpecker lips.

01:06:54.271 --> 01:06:55.972
I would recommend just getting a small

01:06:56.012 --> 01:06:56.713
pair of channel locks.

01:06:56.753 --> 01:06:58.632
These are not the smallest ones that they

01:06:58.672 --> 01:06:58.893
make.

01:06:58.974 --> 01:06:59.594
I think these are the,

01:07:00.114 --> 01:07:01.333
seven and a quarter inch ones.

01:07:01.634 --> 01:07:01.773
Um,

01:07:01.793 --> 01:07:04.275
I would recommend getting a pair and then

01:07:04.295 --> 01:07:05.474
just keeping it in your pocket for a

01:07:05.514 --> 01:07:07.195
week and see how often you use it.

01:07:07.735 --> 01:07:09.936
I found out I use it pretty doggone

01:07:10.036 --> 01:07:10.317
often.

01:07:10.476 --> 01:07:11.056
A lot of the times.

01:07:11.097 --> 01:07:12.677
In fact, I think the ply,

01:07:12.757 --> 01:07:15.538
these are a better option than the needle

01:07:15.557 --> 01:07:17.818
nose pliers on a, on a, um, uh,

01:07:18.298 --> 01:07:19.478
Leatherman most of the time.

01:07:20.018 --> 01:07:21.639
Um, these just grip better.

01:07:21.759 --> 01:07:23.199
They they're more ergonomic.

01:07:23.219 --> 01:07:23.440
Uh,

01:07:23.460 --> 01:07:24.900
they're faster for me to reach half the

01:07:24.920 --> 01:07:26.001
time and yeah,

01:07:26.141 --> 01:07:27.340
they're just a better option in my

01:07:27.360 --> 01:07:27.661
opinion.

01:07:28.851 --> 01:07:30.311
Yeah, I like the baby locks too.

01:07:32.333 --> 01:07:34.375
I know Jack likes somebody in the chat.

01:07:34.414 --> 01:07:34.996
Yeah, hey, hey,

01:07:35.056 --> 01:07:36.456
Alabama was talking about the one Jack

01:07:36.476 --> 01:07:37.637
Spierko promotes.

01:07:38.579 --> 01:07:40.099
I just don't like that curved head on

01:07:40.139 --> 01:07:40.460
those.

01:07:40.539 --> 01:07:42.340
I like old-fashioned channel locks.

01:07:42.782 --> 01:07:44.282
What brand is it?

01:07:44.322 --> 01:07:45.983
Channel lock brand is the one I use.

01:07:46.445 --> 01:07:47.945
No, the one that Jack is talking about.

01:07:48.675 --> 01:07:50.317
I'm not sure.

01:07:50.436 --> 01:07:52.739
It might be the very same brand.

01:07:52.778 --> 01:07:53.318
I'm not sure.

01:07:54.539 --> 01:07:55.340
My last one's going to be,

01:07:55.701 --> 01:07:56.882
and this is going to sound crazy,

01:07:57.222 --> 01:07:59.485
but think about it, a five-gallon bucket.

01:08:00.105 --> 01:08:00.766
Lots of them.

01:08:01.525 --> 01:08:02.686
That's something I'll never be caught.

01:08:02.847 --> 01:08:03.989
I mean, what do you use it for?

01:08:04.068 --> 01:08:04.969
Harvest basket?

01:08:05.630 --> 01:08:06.411
Tool carrier?

01:08:06.451 --> 01:08:08.032
In fact, when I was in the trade,

01:08:08.052 --> 01:08:09.472
that's exactly what I used was a

01:08:09.532 --> 01:08:10.434
five-gallon bucket.

01:08:11.235 --> 01:08:12.315
It could be a feed bucket.

01:08:12.416 --> 01:08:13.376
It could be a stool.

01:08:14.217 --> 01:08:15.217
compost hauler.

01:08:15.297 --> 01:08:15.538
I mean,

01:08:15.797 --> 01:08:17.018
these are things I've just done in the

01:08:17.038 --> 01:08:17.798
last couple of days.

01:08:17.819 --> 01:08:18.019
I mean,

01:08:18.038 --> 01:08:19.878
there's a bucket of compost on the porch

01:08:19.899 --> 01:08:21.658
for your mom to finish up those beds

01:08:21.719 --> 01:08:22.158
out back.

01:08:22.639 --> 01:08:24.439
Compost toilet.

01:08:24.479 --> 01:08:25.340
Composting toilet.

01:08:25.380 --> 01:08:26.359
Well, I wouldn't, I don't,

01:08:26.460 --> 01:08:28.100
I'm using it for multi purposes.

01:08:28.119 --> 01:08:30.240
So I don't necessarily,

01:08:30.600 --> 01:08:32.301
I wouldn't necessarily use it for that.

01:08:32.381 --> 01:08:33.701
If this is something I'm using for up,

01:08:34.201 --> 01:08:35.481
it could be a mixing container.

01:08:35.542 --> 01:08:38.702
I mean, a seat, you know,

01:08:38.761 --> 01:08:39.542
turn it upside down,

01:08:39.561 --> 01:08:42.342
but do not ever buy them from Lowe's.

01:08:43.222 --> 01:08:45.344
The Lowe's buckets are made with planned

01:08:45.404 --> 01:08:46.545
obsolescence in mind.

01:08:46.984 --> 01:08:48.086
Get them from Tractor Supply.

01:08:48.145 --> 01:08:49.146
Get them from somewhere else,

01:08:49.186 --> 01:08:50.608
but do not get them from Lowe's.

01:08:50.627 --> 01:08:50.988
In fact,

01:08:51.028 --> 01:08:52.368
I need to do a nasty video and

01:08:52.389 --> 01:08:54.609
call them out because I know that is

01:08:54.649 --> 01:08:55.850
just planned obsolescence.

01:08:56.230 --> 01:08:57.271
If you can get a metal one,

01:08:57.612 --> 01:08:59.113
it probably wouldn't be a bad idea.

01:08:59.814 --> 01:08:59.934
I mean,

01:08:59.953 --> 01:09:01.835
it could be an emergency water carrier.

01:09:02.395 --> 01:09:05.856
It's probably the most versatile item on

01:09:05.877 --> 01:09:06.297
the farm.

01:09:07.030 --> 01:09:07.690
It really is.

01:09:08.390 --> 01:09:09.251
A five-gallon bucket.

01:09:09.291 --> 01:09:11.931
I was sitting here making up some compost

01:09:12.032 --> 01:09:13.912
extract, and I was like, man,

01:09:14.573 --> 01:09:15.912
think about all the different things you

01:09:15.932 --> 01:09:16.853
do with these buckets.

01:09:17.752 --> 01:09:19.753
And this is exactly why I'm so irritated

01:09:19.774 --> 01:09:21.413
with Lowe's for making those buckets.

01:09:21.873 --> 01:09:22.873
They just fall apart.

01:09:22.894 --> 01:09:23.774
They chip apart.

01:09:24.335 --> 01:09:26.194
And who even knows about the microplastics

01:09:26.295 --> 01:09:26.534
in them?

01:09:26.574 --> 01:09:28.695
So yeah, definitely,

01:09:28.775 --> 01:09:30.275
definitely a five-gallon bucket.

01:09:31.198 --> 01:09:32.599
Yeah, I got to agree with that.

01:09:33.219 --> 01:09:34.559
My next one is going to be,

01:09:34.658 --> 01:09:36.380
this is going to be pretty much tailored

01:09:36.439 --> 01:09:37.761
to the individual,

01:09:38.180 --> 01:09:41.282
but it's like set up little EDC pouch

01:09:41.322 --> 01:09:42.261
kits that you can throw it in a

01:09:42.301 --> 01:09:43.162
bag of like,

01:09:43.182 --> 01:09:44.662
you can do this with first aid stuff.

01:09:44.682 --> 01:09:45.363
You can do this with,

01:09:45.703 --> 01:09:47.543
you can tailor it to whatever it is

01:09:47.583 --> 01:09:48.185
you do.

01:09:49.125 --> 01:09:50.725
Like if there's things that you might need

01:09:50.765 --> 01:09:52.386
that are too big or too bulky or

01:09:52.405 --> 01:09:53.926
it's too much to fit in your pockets,

01:09:54.707 --> 01:09:56.927
throw it in like a little EDC bag

01:09:56.967 --> 01:09:58.528
or something like that and then throw it

01:09:58.628 --> 01:09:59.349
in a plastic

01:09:59.969 --> 01:10:02.150
like a backpack, something like that.

01:10:02.190 --> 01:10:04.853
It's not things that you use every single

01:10:04.912 --> 01:10:06.293
or a bunch of times throughout the day,

01:10:06.493 --> 01:10:09.456
but it's enough use or it's an extreme

01:10:09.496 --> 01:10:11.356
of an emergency to have it on you

01:10:11.396 --> 01:10:12.978
just in case you need it and stuff.

01:10:13.298 --> 01:10:13.878
Like one of these,

01:10:13.918 --> 01:10:16.921
I got a band-aids and stuff like that

01:10:16.980 --> 01:10:17.161
in them.

01:10:17.582 --> 01:10:18.943
I've got some rescue shears.

01:10:19.542 --> 01:10:20.604
There's chapstick in here.

01:10:20.644 --> 01:10:21.625
There's markers in here.

01:10:22.444 --> 01:10:23.365
There's band-aids,

01:10:23.405 --> 01:10:26.368
there's an extra notepad with an extra pen

01:10:26.429 --> 01:10:28.291
and pencil if I want it.

01:10:28.390 --> 01:10:30.131
I have an extra backup knife in here,

01:10:30.252 --> 01:10:32.734
flashlight, another Swiss Army knife,

01:10:33.015 --> 01:10:34.935
knife sharpening tool, a file,

01:10:35.216 --> 01:10:36.377
all kinds of random stuff.

01:10:36.417 --> 01:10:38.979
Anything that you might need occasionally

01:10:39.220 --> 01:10:40.461
or let's say you have some extreme

01:10:40.520 --> 01:10:42.063
allergies and you need like an EpiPen.

01:10:42.462 --> 01:10:43.904
You can set up one of these bags

01:10:43.984 --> 01:10:47.225
with an EpiPen with any additional things

01:10:47.244 --> 01:10:49.006
that you might need in case of an

01:10:49.025 --> 01:10:51.186
emergency and things like that.

01:10:51.608 --> 01:10:53.548
The point of this isn't to carry it

01:10:53.948 --> 01:10:55.449
directly on your person.

01:10:55.810 --> 01:10:57.551
You don't want to be one of those

01:10:57.591 --> 01:10:57.970
guys.

01:10:58.390 --> 01:10:59.692
You don't want to be one of those

01:10:59.731 --> 01:11:01.914
people that has like a Batman utility belt

01:11:02.314 --> 01:11:03.555
and you're not a cop.

01:11:04.657 --> 01:11:06.259
But it's something that you can throw in

01:11:06.538 --> 01:11:07.960
like a backpack, something like that.

01:11:08.100 --> 01:11:09.141
Or if you have a purse,

01:11:09.542 --> 01:11:10.943
you can carry around a purse and throw

01:11:10.983 --> 01:11:13.265
this little EDC kit bag in your purse

01:11:13.286 --> 01:11:13.805
if you want to.

01:11:14.226 --> 01:11:14.987
Whatever it may be,

01:11:16.068 --> 01:11:17.949
set up like a little kit that is

01:11:18.010 --> 01:11:19.350
tailor made for you.

01:11:19.952 --> 01:11:21.233
And then you'll have whatever it is you

01:11:21.273 --> 01:11:21.493
need.

01:11:22.426 --> 01:11:23.766
at any point and there's a bunch of

01:11:23.806 --> 01:11:25.667
youtube videos on it talking about how to

01:11:25.707 --> 01:11:27.127
set up or things you should think about

01:11:27.148 --> 01:11:28.828
when setting up like a little edc bag

01:11:28.849 --> 01:11:30.770
or whatever it may be um here's something

01:11:30.789 --> 01:11:32.511
that i keep in there five fifty cord

01:11:32.610 --> 01:11:34.212
rolled up five fifty cord and then i

01:11:34.252 --> 01:11:36.332
have like a zip tie wrapping around it

01:11:36.353 --> 01:11:38.274
so it doesn't unspool on me i have

01:11:38.293 --> 01:11:40.295
things like a lighter in there as well

01:11:40.654 --> 01:11:41.636
um just because like

01:11:42.275 --> 01:11:43.917
Five fifty cord in a lighter goes hand

01:11:43.936 --> 01:11:44.256
in hand.

01:11:44.277 --> 01:11:45.658
As soon as you cut that five fifty

01:11:45.677 --> 01:11:45.859
cord,

01:11:45.878 --> 01:11:47.399
you need to melt it to an extent.

01:11:48.260 --> 01:11:50.101
You can even put things like flashlights

01:11:50.122 --> 01:11:50.782
in there if you want to.

01:11:50.862 --> 01:11:53.043
This one's interesting because it has a UV

01:11:53.463 --> 01:11:53.923
effect.

01:11:54.404 --> 01:11:55.765
I don't know how well you guys are

01:11:55.805 --> 01:11:56.405
seeing that.

01:11:56.506 --> 01:11:57.646
I can't really see much with my

01:11:58.515 --> 01:11:59.095
red glasses,

01:11:59.136 --> 01:12:01.238
but it has a UV light on there.

01:12:01.898 --> 01:12:02.519
That's cool.

01:12:02.958 --> 01:12:03.979
Especially whenever you,

01:12:04.060 --> 01:12:04.960
if you're on the road a lot and

01:12:04.979 --> 01:12:06.421
you have to rent a hotel room for

01:12:06.461 --> 01:12:06.782
the night,

01:12:07.082 --> 01:12:08.202
you can kind of get an idea of

01:12:08.261 --> 01:12:09.963
where you should and shouldn't be in that

01:12:10.003 --> 01:12:12.425
room using the little UV light if you

01:12:12.444 --> 01:12:12.725
want to.

01:12:12.805 --> 01:12:13.025
Also,

01:12:13.065 --> 01:12:15.067
there's like a little laser pointer on

01:12:15.087 --> 01:12:15.686
there as well.

01:12:16.087 --> 01:12:17.247
You guys can see it on the chalkboard

01:12:17.268 --> 01:12:17.689
in the back.

01:12:18.128 --> 01:12:19.569
Dad would have loved that when I was

01:12:19.590 --> 01:12:20.890
a kid or every time we go to

01:12:20.930 --> 01:12:22.771
a zoo because dad likes messing with the

01:12:22.832 --> 01:12:24.752
animals and getting them to dance for him

01:12:24.792 --> 01:12:25.293
and everything.

01:12:25.373 --> 01:12:25.514
But

01:12:25.793 --> 01:12:25.993
Yeah,

01:12:26.354 --> 01:12:27.914
set up like a little EDC pouch for

01:12:27.954 --> 01:12:28.435
yourself.

01:12:28.835 --> 01:12:30.115
Something that's tailor made to you if you

01:12:30.136 --> 01:12:30.576
have kids,

01:12:30.595 --> 01:12:31.596
things that your kids might need.

01:12:32.636 --> 01:12:33.457
Or if you have a spouse,

01:12:33.476 --> 01:12:34.797
something that your spouse might need or

01:12:34.858 --> 01:12:37.099
things that you use occasionally,

01:12:37.158 --> 01:12:38.699
but not often enough to keep it in

01:12:38.739 --> 01:12:39.260
your pocket.

01:12:40.430 --> 01:12:42.350
Yeah, a couple of other – yeah,

01:12:42.390 --> 01:12:43.850
Juby Joe, I'm glad you pointed that up.

01:12:43.911 --> 01:12:45.650
You know, Uline,

01:12:45.810 --> 01:12:47.292
they probably get some pretty good buckets

01:12:47.332 --> 01:12:47.671
over there.

01:12:47.692 --> 01:12:49.511
That's where all the bone sauce that we

01:12:49.532 --> 01:12:49.992
ship out.

01:12:51.011 --> 01:12:52.393
You know, we use Uline.

01:12:52.493 --> 01:12:53.252
They're reliable.

01:12:53.332 --> 01:12:54.752
I just wish they would ship stuff a

01:12:54.872 --> 01:12:56.753
little more ergonomically.

01:12:57.274 --> 01:12:59.154
And then Nancy points out also no Harbor

01:12:59.173 --> 01:13:00.935
Freight either in addition to Lowe's.

01:13:01.555 --> 01:13:02.074
So, yeah,

01:13:02.095 --> 01:13:04.435
I'm glad you mentioned that because there

01:13:04.454 --> 01:13:06.095
are some things I get from Harbor Freight

01:13:06.155 --> 01:13:08.536
like –

01:13:07.235 --> 01:13:08.637
Hey, man, you want a really,

01:13:08.677 --> 01:13:10.479
really good deal on Sawzall blades?

01:13:10.960 --> 01:13:12.282
I'm going to go through them anyway, man.

01:13:12.322 --> 01:13:12.983
That's a really good,

01:13:13.063 --> 01:13:14.444
especially pruning blades.

01:13:15.005 --> 01:13:16.966
You go to Lowe's and buy pruning blades

01:13:16.987 --> 01:13:17.887
for your Sawzall.

01:13:18.389 --> 01:13:19.569
They are going, man,

01:13:19.590 --> 01:13:21.112
they are going to mop the floor with

01:13:21.131 --> 01:13:21.311
you.

01:13:21.712 --> 01:13:22.853
But you can go over there at Harbor

01:13:22.872 --> 01:13:24.354
Freight for something like that.

01:13:24.916 --> 01:13:26.537
Man, I'll just get the whole dog.

01:13:26.978 --> 01:13:28.158
I'll get everything they have there.

01:13:28.840 --> 01:13:30.060
And that's what I'm talking about.

01:13:30.140 --> 01:13:30.360
Yeah.

01:13:30.440 --> 01:13:31.582
Bakeries and stuff like that.

01:13:31.601 --> 01:13:33.603
And restaurants learning to grow,

01:13:34.104 --> 01:13:35.003
learning to grow guy.

01:13:36.505 --> 01:13:37.905
That's a really good place because nine

01:13:37.945 --> 01:13:38.587
times out of ten,

01:13:38.606 --> 01:13:40.087
they're going to be food grade and food

01:13:40.108 --> 01:13:42.189
grade are not the ones that are breaking

01:13:42.229 --> 01:13:42.569
down.

01:13:43.210 --> 01:13:46.652
So that's exactly the exact kind of places

01:13:46.671 --> 01:13:47.153
you want to go.

01:13:47.573 --> 01:13:49.154
Where's that one place to sell subs and

01:13:49.173 --> 01:13:50.074
the giveaway buckets?

01:13:50.595 --> 01:13:51.296
Firehouse.

01:13:51.655 --> 01:13:52.155
Firehouse.

01:13:52.176 --> 01:13:52.837
That's a good place.

01:13:52.877 --> 01:13:54.056
I don't think you get lids with them,

01:13:54.118 --> 01:13:54.297
but.

01:13:54.957 --> 01:13:56.198
That's a good place to – because all

01:13:56.238 --> 01:13:58.461
the firehouse buckets I got, just fine.

01:13:58.881 --> 01:14:01.983
All the ones I got from Panera,

01:14:02.623 --> 01:14:03.163
just fine.

01:14:03.203 --> 01:14:03.885
Now, the handle,

01:14:04.064 --> 01:14:05.645
they got those plastic handles on there.

01:14:05.666 --> 01:14:07.046
They don't really hold up very well.

01:14:07.747 --> 01:14:08.667
But anyway, yeah,

01:14:08.828 --> 01:14:10.288
we went a lot longer than I intended

01:14:10.309 --> 01:14:10.748
to, folks.

01:14:10.788 --> 01:14:12.331
But this is – we're going to try

01:14:12.371 --> 01:14:13.851
to cover a little more preparedness than

01:14:13.872 --> 01:14:14.712
we have in the past,

01:14:14.752 --> 01:14:17.573
and we'll try to slink back and talk

01:14:17.594 --> 01:14:19.836
more about permaculture as well because

01:14:19.876 --> 01:14:22.807
the problem that we're having –

01:14:22.384 --> 01:14:23.265
Oh, my goodness, man.

01:14:23.284 --> 01:14:24.646
The problem that we're having in a big,

01:14:24.686 --> 01:14:31.314
big way is things are going sideways in

01:14:31.333 --> 01:14:32.194
so many different ways.

01:14:32.395 --> 01:14:34.597
And we got to be ready.

01:14:34.618 --> 01:14:35.378
You got to stay alert,

01:14:35.399 --> 01:14:36.840
stay alive in so many different ways.

01:14:37.400 --> 01:14:38.641
And, oh, yeah, Homestead Twins,

01:14:38.983 --> 01:14:42.046
I will tell you that that bag you

01:14:42.065 --> 01:14:42.667
guys made,

01:14:43.925 --> 01:14:45.265
Michelle uses that thing.

01:14:45.824 --> 01:14:47.565
She uses it like a purse.

01:14:48.305 --> 01:14:50.286
It is her favorite bag without a doubt.

01:14:50.305 --> 01:14:51.327
So they made this bag.

01:14:51.407 --> 01:14:52.686
I don't know what they made it, man.

01:14:52.707 --> 01:14:54.087
It was like the stuff on Wolverine

01:14:54.146 --> 01:14:54.707
skeleton.

01:14:55.328 --> 01:14:56.948
You could put anything in this bag.

01:14:57.627 --> 01:14:58.967
We go to the grocery store.

01:14:58.988 --> 01:14:59.648
She got the bag.

01:14:59.688 --> 01:15:00.748
We go to the farmer's market.

01:15:00.769 --> 01:15:01.529
She got the bag.

01:15:02.269 --> 01:15:03.988
I mean, this bag is like,

01:15:04.670 --> 01:15:06.149
like I said, she'll carry that bag.

01:15:07.188 --> 01:15:07.488
So, yeah,

01:15:07.507 --> 01:15:08.829
that makes up for me not carrying that

01:15:08.869 --> 01:15:09.189
letterman.

01:15:09.210 --> 01:15:11.271
But I'm going to make it an absolute

01:15:11.332 --> 01:15:11.511
effort.

01:15:11.532 --> 01:15:12.432
I'm going to get down here,

01:15:12.453 --> 01:15:14.074
and I'm going to put that thing on

01:15:14.114 --> 01:15:15.576
my hip right next to my whip.

01:15:16.037 --> 01:15:17.018
Guaranteed, y'all.

01:15:17.478 --> 01:15:18.979
I'm going to get that thing worn,

01:15:19.100 --> 01:15:20.100
and I'm going to wear it out.

01:15:21.189 --> 01:15:22.970
And I know it's just going to absolutely

01:15:23.030 --> 01:15:24.532
kill me just scuffing that thing up

01:15:24.551 --> 01:15:26.092
because it's so doggone cool.

01:15:26.313 --> 01:15:28.255
It's got so many cool things on it.

01:15:28.335 --> 01:15:29.315
Anyway, I'm going to get that done.

01:15:29.876 --> 01:15:30.355
All right, y'all.

01:15:30.395 --> 01:15:31.818
Hopefully that was a blessing to you.

01:15:33.099 --> 01:15:33.399
Crazy,

01:15:33.439 --> 01:15:35.020
crazy world that we got going on right

01:15:35.060 --> 01:15:35.560
now, y'all.

01:15:35.600 --> 01:15:36.661
And it's getting crazier.

01:15:36.702 --> 01:15:38.382
So be thinking about all these different

01:15:38.403 --> 01:15:39.264
preparedness trips.

01:15:40.103 --> 01:15:40.563
tricks.

01:15:40.962 --> 01:15:42.423
Until next time, stay alert.

01:15:42.944 --> 01:15:43.604
Stay alive.

01:16:04.686 --> 01:16:07.688
Listen to the earth, they got us.

01:16:07.707 --> 01:16:10.189
Black seeds of change.

01:16:10.668 --> 01:16:12.189
Watch the world spin.

01:16:12.649 --> 01:16:15.270
From the smallest sprout to the harmony

01:16:15.291 --> 01:16:16.190
begin.

01:16:16.451 --> 01:16:17.832
In the cycle of life,

01:16:17.851 --> 01:16:20.453
where the magic's alive.

01:16:20.653 --> 01:16:21.813
Turn it to the beat.

01:16:22.213 --> 01:16:24.634
Feel the fire inside.

01:16:25.595 --> 01:16:29.275
Go baby, do, do, do.

01:16:29.296 --> 01:16:32.277
Do, do, do, do.

01:16:32.317 --> 01:16:33.597
So much wisdom.