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Oh, Georgia flows like a sweet spring.

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

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Great in the world like it's meant to

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be.

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Come on, Georgia, P-I-O-P, I'm the king.

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There's a love in everything.

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Bring a change, make it last.

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Join the purple band.

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Welcome to episode four seventy-five of

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the Permaculture Pimpcast,

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where pimp stands for permaculture is my

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passion.

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The only pimpcast on this earth that

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discusses permaculture, preparedness,

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practical living,

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and occasionally prostitutes.

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Permaculture, P-I-M-P, we're so erased.

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In the P-I-P-Cast,

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where we find our place.

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All right, here we are.

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Episode four seventy five.

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Almost ready to hit that five hundred.

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We're going to have to do a big

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giveaway on number five hundred.

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So what do you think?

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Yeah, you're muted.

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Dang.

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Yeah, I think that's a good idea.

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We could do some soil saviors or some

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ring seeds.

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Yeah, we could do a huge giveaway.

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Cool, folks.

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If you haven't listened to that interview

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that I did yesterday with Sean Hawkins

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from Cultivated Mind Mushrooms, man,

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you really want to check that out because

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it honestly shocked me.

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And it also shocked me in a number

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of ways in which

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man, you, you,

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Hakeem Anwar from above phone hooked us

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up.

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And when Hakeem says, man,

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you really got to check this guy out.

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I'm thinking, okay, you know,

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you get this a lot.

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And honestly,

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it was a very surprising interview and how

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much I learned in this thing.

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And I think it might be very beneficial,

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but of course can't do it right here

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on YouTube, not in this channel,

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not on the pimp cast or not on

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the, um,

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perma pastors farm channel and not on

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William's channel.

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Can't do them there because, honestly,

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folks,

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they've been pulling stuff behind the

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scenes that is just downright awful.

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So I'm going to get this announcement

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right now.

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Anybody wanting to see the live version of

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it will have to go to the Permaculture

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Pimpcast YouTube channel or Permapastures

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Farm Rumble channel.

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Son,

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do you have a Rumble channel or anything

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else?

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I might,

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I may have set one up over on

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rumble.

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I'll double check, but Hey,

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keep in mind when you look up for

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the permaculture pimp cast,

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you're going to have to type in every

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letter I'm signed in to the YouTube

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account.

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And for me to find the permaculture pimp

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cast YouTube channel,

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I have to type in every single letter

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of the permaculture pimp cast in order to

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find it.

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So keep that in mind.

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And chances are interviews are probably

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going to pop up before the channel does

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itself.

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So just keep that in mind.

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And you're definitely not going to get

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notifications from that channel.

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Not because we're not telling it to,

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but just because of the warnings that

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channel has already got.

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That channel,

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didn't they label it like a threat to

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humanity?

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Yeah, they did.

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Yeah, your mom told me about that.

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I was like, are you kidding me?

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I was like,

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this has got to be some kind of

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joke.

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But no, they're deadly serious.

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But they're playing games with our other

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channels as well.

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So from here on out,

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we're going to have to do it in

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those forms.

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It's going to have to be on the

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Rumble channel or on the PimpCast channel.

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And they may just pull the plug on

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that one because YouTube has opened up in

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a big way to some people,

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but to a lot of others,

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especially with the stuff.

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Like, for example, I can't believe,

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or maybe they did flag that video that

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I did yesterday because he's talking about

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serious ways in which there could be

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potential cures to a number of things that

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are going on out there.

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And there's a lot of really good

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information there.

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All right, y'all.

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So this episode, as always,

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brought to you by the Sovereign Health

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Summit.

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Get your doggone tickets, y'all.

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That's going to be October twenty seven

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through the thirty first.

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That's going to be in Harmony,

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North Carolina.

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TPC Tango Papa Charlie will get you five

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percent off.

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And if you want to do the online

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version, we've got that as well.

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I'd love to see you in person,

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and I'm sure I'll be giving out a

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lot of hugs.

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Also, MyRedLight.com.

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For any single item,

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BB-TWENTY-FIVE will get you twenty-five

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percent off, which is astonishing.

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And then BB-THIRTY

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BB-XX will get you thirty percent off any

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bundled items so if you're looking for red

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light therapy or anything along that route

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folks you have got to get your stuff

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get your poop in a group and get

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over there and check it out because that

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thing is for real I got one in

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the room behind me and believe it or

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not man as much as they play games

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with you know it's really really handy

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especially in the winter it's it's handy

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when you can't get outside it's handy when

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you

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Maybe it's raining outside,

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whatever the case may be.

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The sun's always going to be the best

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in so many different ways,

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but that is a worthy plan B if

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you have to.

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Anyway, MyRedLight.com.

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So I'm going to jump right into the

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farm news.

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Well, son, before I got on here,

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I was talking to the people I could

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contact that are going to be speakers at

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the Sovereign Health Summit.

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I got to get them to help promote

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and do all this other stuff.

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I was on the phone.

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Well, I was playing phone tag with Dr.

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Will, and man, what he said there,

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I mean, I never met this man.

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He's always cool as a cucumber, laid back,

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easy going, easy like Sunday morning.

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This is the first time I ever talked

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to him where he was really perplexed.

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And by the way, Bren Z,

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thank you for that ten bucks.

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If you break bread, I won't fake dead.

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Thank you, Bren.

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Thank you so much.

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Anyway, son,

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I got to start splitting these super chats

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with you.

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I keep forgetting about that.

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No, mom sends it.

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So she might have already been doing that.

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Mom's been sending stuff.

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Oh, okay.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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That's what moms do.

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Yeah.

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Over here,

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giving away all dad's money without me

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knowing it.

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She sends it to Emily and Emily will

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tell me, hey,

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mom just sent you X amount.

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And I'm like, for what?

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And she said the podcast.

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And I was like, oh, okay.

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It's like your grandmother, you know,

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she's still sending me checks for twenty

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five dollars for my birthday every time.

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So they never get cash.

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But anyway, anyway,

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I was on the phone with Dr.

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Will and he was, he was like, man,

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I'm so sorry.

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Usually he's tough to get ahold of anyway,

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because he is constantly on the go and

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people are blowing him up all the time,

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wanting him to do scans.

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And,

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but usually it's not so difficult for us

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to make contact.

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Anyway, he gets on there and I'm like,

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well, what dude, you seem out of sorts.

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You seem a little bit flooded.

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What's going on?

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He says, man,

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I've never been more busy in my life

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doing scans on people.

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And he's doing a lot of scalar stuff

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for those that don't know.

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And I said, what's going on?

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He says,

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did you have any idea that twenty six

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million Americans took the latest version

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of the J.A.B.? ?

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in the first quarter of this year.

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And I'm like, I had no idea.

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I thought people had gotten the memo at

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this point.

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He says, apparently,

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twenty six million didn't.

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And now they're shedding like nobody's

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business because all of the clients I have

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that live anywhere near city or have to

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work around these people that are

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constantly jabbed,

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they're messed up in a big way.

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And we're having to work on ways to

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get them squared away.

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and so that's just something to think

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about y'all um i mean good night you

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better you better get your health in order

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this is exactly why we got the sovereign

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health summit

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So that was something, you know,

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I didn't mean to lead off this program

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with something like that,

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but I really just got off the phone

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with him about an hour ago.

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So I was figuring I might want to

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let everybody know that because if you've

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got a worker or you've got to be

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in close proximity to somebody,

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you might want to think about getting some

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of that stuff from Brian Artis.

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What is it called?

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The nose spray?

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No, you put it under your tongue.

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It's the biodefense, I want to say.

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I think it's called biodefense.

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Or something like it.

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Anyway,

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go to brianthedoctorartistshow.com.

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And, you know,

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I try to remember I'm going to start

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doing it.

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I haven't been doing it in a while.

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But every time I left the house,

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whenever I go to Asheville,

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knowing there's got to be ninety percent

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compliant in that town.

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Every time I go there,

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I would always take it.

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But I haven't lately.

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So I'm going to get back to doing

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that very same thing.

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Oh, man.

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Thanks again, Brent.

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Hey, what's the rest of y'all doing?

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She's over here breaking off ten bucks.

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Hey, break that bread.

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She said, give this to your dad.

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I think it's the other way around.

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Yeah, we'll work it out.

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Thank you so much, Brands.

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Yeah, but anyway, folks,

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just think about that and think about

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whatever...

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you know,

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whatever remediation you need to take if

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you got to be around these people.

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But he's saying it's worse than ever as

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far as the shedding and stuff like that.

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So that's number one I wanted to make

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everybody aware of.

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Around here, as far as the farm news,

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man, it is raining sun every single day.

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Even though I was on the phone with

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Pat's girlfriend who just happens to be in

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North Dakota and check this out,

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got off the phone with her and she's

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been on the show before, Mariah Prusha.

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And she's a good friend of the family,

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along with Pat.

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So anyway,

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I'm talking to Mariah about some stuff.

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She's going to be the emcee out there.

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And she's telling me they haven't had rain

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in North Dakota since June.

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And everybody is in extreme drought up

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there.

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Farmers are crying like you haven't seen

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before.

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The drought insurance, the farm insurance,

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the crop insurance,

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all that stuff ain't none of it going

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to help.

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She said the cracks are so big in

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the ground,

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she can take her whole arm and put

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them down in the cracks where this corn

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is growing.

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And it's gotten so bad.

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I mean,

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this is definitely weather warfare, y'all.

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That thing that happened in Washington

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State the other day,

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somebody explained to me how you turn a

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whole house into ashes

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But trees with leaves on them right next

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to the house are just fine.

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Sounds like what happened in California,

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doesn't it, son?

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It sounds like what happened in

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California.

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It sounds like what happened in,

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what was it, Maui?

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Or is it Maui?

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Yeah, Maui.

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Yeah,

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it sounds like what's happened in a few

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different places.

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Sounds like what happened to a couple of

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towers back in two thousand one.

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Yeah.

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Yeah, that's exactly what happened.

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All the same stuff.

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Is that Kevin Frazier in the house?

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Hey, Kevin Frazier.

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Oh, man,

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I was just thinking about you the other

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day, man.

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I don't know why I was looking at

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the chat.

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Oh, man,

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thank you so much for being here, bro.

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Yeah, you are an extraordinary guy.

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I remember that interview we did with you,

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son.

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It was honestly one of my favorites.

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It really was.

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Oh, yeah.

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Your sense of humor, the whole nine yards.

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Wicked smart, too.

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Anyway, it's been raining every day here,

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and I'm talking to people in other parts

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of the country.

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Folks,

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this is exactly what they're trying to do.

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They're trying to starve us out.

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A lot of these places where these crops

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are coming up, good night, man.

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It's not wonderful.

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But meanwhile,

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we're getting rain every single day right

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here where I live in western North

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Carolina.

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Which could also, like they say,

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a lack of rain will scare you,

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but too much rain...

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will kill you.

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So that's exactly what might be happening

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with some of the cornfields around here as

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well, y'all.

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Get your house in order because it may

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be sooner rather than later.

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It's definitely going down.

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It's just the speed at which it will.

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So just definitely keep that in mind.

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Let's see here.

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Man,

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I can't even read my own writing here.

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I got my notes here.

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Oh,

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trying to do a little bit of weed

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eating out here, but I swear, y'all,

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every single time I pick that weed eater

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up,

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Every single time, without question,

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I kid you not, it starts raining.

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I mean, moments after,

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it's almost like somebody's playing a

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practical joke on me,

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which they could easily do around here.

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Uh, sheep with all this rain, y'all,

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I want to make sure I cover this.

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I covered this on Patreon on my Patreon,

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but I'm keeping the sheep moving.

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When you have animals that could be

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susceptible to, well,

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they're always moving anyway,

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but this time of year,

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typically without all the moisture,

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they'd be on a two or a three

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day rotation,

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but they're moving every single day right

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now because the threat of, uh,

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you know, uh, pestilence, you know,

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they could get some bug.

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And if you keep them moving,

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it's less likely to happen.

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So that's why we're staying on top of

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that.

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They're moving every single day.

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Um, the plan games with my email,

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once again, folks, I'm sorry,

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I'm not here to complain,

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but I know there's a lot of people

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complaining because they're saying, well,

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I haven't heard back from you folks.

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I'm not getting them.

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I know they're playing games.

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I told you all a while back about

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Dane Wigington emailing me to be a part

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of this experiment,

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and then it gets to me a week

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later when it's no longer relevant.

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There's a lot of weird stuff going on

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out there.

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So YouTube's playing games,

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email's playing games,

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and I'm not the only person this is

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happening to.

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Anybody who's speaking truth of power,

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and also, son,

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is it happening to you as well?

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Well, yeah, but also I, okay.

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So everybody I'll, I'll wait till my,

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you get to farm news.

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Cause yeah, I'll wait till you're done.

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A couple more things.

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Look, man, I fermented this garlic, man.

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I got like two quart jars full of

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garlic that I'm fermenting in honey.

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You know,

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I was told that this is really,

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really awesome medicinally.

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Of course,

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I'm eating garlic like it's growing out of

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style because you can't have too much of

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it.

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Man, I'll tell you what.

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I thought this stuff would be at least

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close, you know,

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about a week after I started it.

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Man, this is not that store-bought garlic,

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y'all.

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Even I can't stand my breath right now.

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I ate three cloves of that stuff.

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I eat a salad every single day,

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and typically I eat it in the morning.

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But I ate one.

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I cooked up this salmon.

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Yes, it was ocean caught.

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I cooked up the salmon.

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I said, okay, man,

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I'll just put this stuff in the salad.

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And then I took three of those cloves

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of garlic, man.

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This stuff was so strong, man.

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I was debating on whether or not I

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would spit it out.

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It was like something burning a hole in

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the side of my jaw.

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But anyway,

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anybody else tried that before where you

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fermented garlic and honey?

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I'd heard about it.

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I can't remember where, but...

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Anyway, I took all this garlic,

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got it in the honey, letting it ferment.

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Garlic by itself is already fantastic.

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I don't know what it's going to be

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with this honey that we got out of

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our own hives.

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And I'll tell you what,

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here's a little trick.

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here's a little trick.

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Try this son.

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If you,

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anybody else out there does what I just

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did where, I mean, like I said,

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we got honey coming out of our ears,

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man.

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It's not uncommon for us to give away

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three,

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four gallons at a time to somebody who

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needs it.

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I mean, William, when y'all came through,

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we gave you a five gallon bucket worth

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of it.

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And, um, you know,

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the folks down the road,

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you know i trade them milk or cheese

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which by the way their cheese is off

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the meat wagon man i'm over here rationing

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this stuff uh because i don't want to

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seem too greedy going back but man i

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keep filling up the milk jars that they

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give me with honey and um anyway mixing

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all that stuff together i'm telling you i

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got the best salad dressing ever

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Shane,

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Chef Shane came up with this stuff called

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the pimp sauce a while back.

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And it's basically the honey we have,

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and he does some other stuff to it,

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puts some cilantro in there to hold nine

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yards.

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What I'm trying to tell you is that

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when that honey mixes with that garlic,

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it makes the best salad dressing I might

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have ever had in my life.

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it works you just spoon some of that

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stuff out of there because as the garlic

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is fermenting it's making the bubbles at

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the top and if you don't spoon some

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of it out it might just go over

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the sides so i'm like man i wonder

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if i wonder if this would be good

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on the salad that's exactly what i did

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man i took that garlic honey stuck it

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on top of the salad and i think

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you could do it on just about anything

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son can you read that comment in there

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which one which one the one at the

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bottom

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Oh, Agape Field,

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I fermented garlic and honey and it

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knocked out my upper respiratory crud.

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I've emailed and texted William multiple

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times with no replies.

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Are you receiving them?

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As of right now, no.

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So I'll wait.

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I'll wait till you're done, Dad.

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okay well one last thing you know folks

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you can't do too much of the ferment

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fermentation as far as i'm concerned so

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all the tomatoes that are coming out of

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there right now we're good on tomato sauce

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we got in fact i just used some

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sauce today from i made this verde sausage

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in and it's still good despite what people

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tell you oh you got to get rid

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of this stuff in the year man i'm

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eating meat

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From twenty twenty two.

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And it's perfectly fine.

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And this is sausage that I made.

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Anyway, it's a Verde.

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It's a green sausage that has more of

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a cross between Mexican and Italian

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undertones to it.

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Anyway,

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made that mixed it up with that sauce

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from twenty twenty two.

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But all the tomatoes she's making salsa

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out of and it's fermented salsa, folks.

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I'm telling you,

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if you don't let it go too long.

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It is the best way,

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the best way to eat salsa.

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And it's really,

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really awesome for you that way as well.

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All right, with that said, son,

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let me kick it on over to you.

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All right.

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So as far as the digital platform going

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on right now, I got some issues.

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So earlier this week,

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I went and got a...

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It was this weird thing going on with

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Verizon where if I added the line,

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which was going to be a business number

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for me, if I added a line,

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it would automatically lower my monthly

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bill by ten dollars.

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So it made sense to do.

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And I was already looking at a business

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phone anyway.

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Anyway, the way he worked it out,

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because I wanted to keep my old phone

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and not trade it in or anything like

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that.

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And the best way to work that out

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was to make my old phone the new

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number and then my new phone the old

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number, right?

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So the issue is that when they're close,

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one of the issues is that when they

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are close together,

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they act as if either they're the same

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number or neither one of the numbers that

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I have.

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For example, at the same exact time,

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I received a call from a number from

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Canton, Texas,

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and

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at both phones at the same time and

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they're supposed to have different numbers

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now if they're apart if they're like if

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i'm away um like not in the house

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like that far apart uh or if i'm

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in town or something like that this one

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will act like my normal phone and then

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this one will act like a normal phone

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because i'll go back and like check

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whenever i get uh get back to see

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if i have the same number of notifications

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or same types of notifications and things

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like that

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That is just one of the issues as

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far as tech goes that we're having issues

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with.

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And part of the reason, I mean,

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correct me if I'm wrong, dad,

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part of the reason we're keeping the pimp

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cast off of our YouTube channels, right,

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is because of the tech issues because our

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emails are also linked.

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For example,

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my email is linked like the email you

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guys contact me through is directly linked

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through to the YouTube channel.

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It's Gmail.

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Same thing with dads.

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It's Gmail.

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I wonder if there's any issues just coming

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through from the YouTube channel as well.

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But as far as the digital platform stuff,

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I was told that this was also going

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to be a super easy transfer.

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It's not has not been easy.

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It's been rather difficult.

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So I'm gonna have to go back there

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and have that.

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verizon dude try to help me out or

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something or try to figure out or you

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just even direct me in the correct way

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to go uh to find help on this

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because i've tried to look up uh why

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this might be happening i can't find any

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answers uh so i'm gonna have to go

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back there and ask him see if he

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knows where to direct it and next step

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after that would probably be at apple

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store um or any ethical hackers i can

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make contact with so there's that uh as

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far as

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Here goes.

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Last night was interesting.

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June ate something that her stomach didn't

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agree.

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My daughter, she ate something.

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She's two.

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She ate something last night that her

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stomach did not agree with.

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Everybody's about to fall asleep.

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And then, bam,

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she throws up all over her bed,

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all over Emily, all over herself.

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And there's that.

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But she's perfectly fine.

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She's not acting like she's sick.

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She's not acting like she has any issues.

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So Emily's cleaning themselves up.

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And then I go to clean up the

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bedroom.

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And then they go from June's bedroom,

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my daughter's bedroom to our bedroom.

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And they're trying to sleep there.

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And then, bam, she throws up again.

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But she's acting perfectly fine.

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It's not like she's having like a lead

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up to it or anything like that.

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It's just, bam, she's throwing up.

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And then we're like, all right,

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make the other bed.

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We got to get together a bed for

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this child to sleep in.

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So I made or figured out the other

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bed.

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they went back to the first bed that

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they, after it was all cleaned up,

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they went back to the first bed and

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then bam, she throws up one more time.

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And at this point,

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and then that was the last time she

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threw up,

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but it was consistent throughout the

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night.

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And it kept happening right before

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everybody was like the moment right before

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you're about to fall asleep.

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So last night was rough.

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Uh,

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and Emily and June took quite a good

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nap earlier today.

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So yeah,

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Yeah, there was that.

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And then this morning I went over to

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a friend's house and helped her process

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some chickens.

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Another thing that people might want to

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consider if they're wanting to keep

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chickens, whole chickens in the freezer.

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Keep in mind,

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like keeping whole chickens in your

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freezer is going to take up a lot

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of space.

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One of the things you could do to

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keep still a whole chicken.

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but take up less space in your freezer

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is to remove the backbone and spatchcock

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it.

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So you remove the backbone of your

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chicken, and then you put that cut side,

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the backside, down on the table,

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and then you just push on the chest,

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and then it should flatten out pretty

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easily.

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It's not going to be as flat pack

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as you could for a freezer,

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But like if you were piecing it out,

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but it's still way flatter than, you know,

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stacking whole chickens with that big old

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cavity in the center of it in the

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freezer.

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Also,

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I think spatchcock chickens cook better.

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I think they cook more evenly.

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I think they just do better overall.

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You have like consistent like crunchy skin

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throughout instead of having like some

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soggy,

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weird texture spots and then some other

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crunchy good spots and stuff like that.

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So, yeah,

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think about spatchcocking your chickens

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before you throw them in the freezer.

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Yeah, and that's other than tomatoes,

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peppers, and things like that popping up.

00:22:02.353 --> 00:22:04.233
Oh, something else that I just noticed,

00:22:04.273 --> 00:22:05.554
a whole bunch of watermelons.

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Those melons popped up out of nowhere in

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the garden.

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Like the actual melon melon itself,

00:22:10.194 --> 00:22:11.395
they popped up out of nowhere in the

00:22:11.435 --> 00:22:11.675
garden.

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I got them climbing like on the property

00:22:14.076 --> 00:22:16.037
line fence over here by the garden.

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I got sweet potatoes climbing that fence

00:22:17.596 --> 00:22:17.916
too,

00:22:18.597 --> 00:22:20.357
which I know is driving one guy crazy

00:22:20.377 --> 00:22:21.978
because he keeps his yard pristine.

00:22:22.058 --> 00:22:23.519
And the fact that I just intentionally

00:22:23.558 --> 00:22:24.739
grew vines on my fence,

00:22:25.118 --> 00:22:26.079
I'm sure he's losing his mind.

00:22:27.339 --> 00:22:28.900
But yeah, other than that,

00:22:29.019 --> 00:22:30.540
that's pretty much everything going on

00:22:30.580 --> 00:22:30.760
here.

00:22:31.874 --> 00:22:32.094
Well,

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another little trick you could do also

00:22:33.854 --> 00:22:34.713
with those chickens,

00:22:34.914 --> 00:22:36.885
if you want to – I got –

00:22:36.355 --> 00:22:36.775
what was it?

00:22:37.454 --> 00:22:39.375
I think almost – I want to say

00:22:39.515 --> 00:22:40.234
forty chickens.

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I did a video on how you can

00:22:42.476 --> 00:22:44.736
stack up forty chickens in one freezer,

00:22:45.635 --> 00:22:47.737
and it goes down to this method that

00:22:47.817 --> 00:22:49.557
we came up with a long time ago.

00:22:51.676 --> 00:22:52.738
The type of freezer, though.

00:22:53.198 --> 00:22:55.178
The type of freezer is important.

00:22:55.298 --> 00:22:57.117
Yeah, the freezer above your fridge.

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One of those,

00:22:58.318 --> 00:23:00.378
I think we got forty birds in there.

00:23:01.058 --> 00:23:02.800
and the way you do it is basically

00:23:02.842 --> 00:23:04.703
piece them out but there's a way to

00:23:04.844 --> 00:23:06.365
also pack them if you're you're gonna have

00:23:06.385 --> 00:23:07.867
to folks don't ask me to find that

00:23:07.887 --> 00:23:10.191
video it's it's it's in there and i

00:23:10.211 --> 00:23:12.233
don't even know what it's called but it's

00:23:12.273 --> 00:23:14.016
way back on the youtube channel on perma

00:23:14.036 --> 00:23:16.598
pastor's farm but if you go check that

00:23:16.700 --> 00:23:17.661
out i'm telling you what

00:23:18.201 --> 00:23:21.604
We got forty birds in one doggone freezer.

00:23:22.144 --> 00:23:24.766
If it wasn't forty, maybe, I don't know,

00:23:24.865 --> 00:23:26.126
I hope I'm not overstating it,

00:23:26.146 --> 00:23:27.327
but let's say it's thirty.

00:23:27.808 --> 00:23:29.049
I think it was forty-six.

00:23:29.230 --> 00:23:30.990
I think it was forty-six specifically.

00:23:31.571 --> 00:23:33.012
People think I'm crazy when I tell them

00:23:33.032 --> 00:23:33.192
that.

00:23:33.232 --> 00:23:33.512
I'm like,

00:23:33.553 --> 00:23:35.875
if you piece them out and you put

00:23:36.015 --> 00:23:37.215
four, like,

00:23:37.296 --> 00:23:39.077
let's say four drumsticks together...

00:23:40.086 --> 00:23:41.046
And you make them flat.

00:23:41.227 --> 00:23:42.106
There's a way to do it.

00:23:42.166 --> 00:23:43.407
You got to stack them each way.

00:23:43.887 --> 00:23:45.048
You can do the same with the wings.

00:23:45.067 --> 00:23:46.128
You do the same with the breasts and

00:23:46.148 --> 00:23:46.848
then the thighs.

00:23:47.390 --> 00:23:49.130
You can stack everything in there flat

00:23:49.150 --> 00:23:51.290
where there's no air between any of it.

00:23:51.791 --> 00:23:53.271
And I think regular chickens,

00:23:53.311 --> 00:23:54.873
you might be able to get eight of

00:23:54.893 --> 00:23:55.512
them in there.

00:23:56.253 --> 00:23:57.835
Eight decent sized birds.

00:23:58.375 --> 00:24:00.655
Maybe closer to six, I think.

00:24:01.420 --> 00:24:01.680
Okay.

00:24:01.759 --> 00:24:02.421
Maybe, okay.

00:24:02.461 --> 00:24:03.921
I'm being a little bit charitable there,

00:24:04.442 --> 00:24:05.662
but if you've got a number of birds

00:24:05.682 --> 00:24:06.442
and you're thinking, okay,

00:24:06.502 --> 00:24:07.682
this is the only freezer I got.

00:24:07.762 --> 00:24:10.163
That's exactly why I did that video in

00:24:10.183 --> 00:24:11.704
the hopes that people would say, okay,

00:24:11.825 --> 00:24:12.945
well, okay, well,

00:24:12.986 --> 00:24:14.246
this is absolutely going to work.

00:24:14.266 --> 00:24:14.807
Go ahead.

00:24:14.826 --> 00:24:15.606
I found it.

00:24:15.686 --> 00:24:16.207
I found it.

00:24:17.008 --> 00:24:17.327
Um,

00:24:18.127 --> 00:24:20.910
the name of the video is new chicken

00:24:20.950 --> 00:24:23.471
processing method for small freezers.

00:24:23.490 --> 00:24:26.913
Uh, let me show you right there.

00:24:26.952 --> 00:24:28.634
Chicken processing method for small

00:24:28.673 --> 00:24:29.134
freezers.

00:24:29.795 --> 00:24:30.796
At Permapasture Farm.

00:24:30.855 --> 00:24:32.415
Okay, that's one you want to check out.

00:24:32.435 --> 00:24:33.636
And that was not vacuum sealed.

00:24:33.656 --> 00:24:34.017
Oh, sorry, Dad.

00:24:34.037 --> 00:24:34.257
Go ahead.

00:24:34.277 --> 00:24:34.757
Oh, no, go ahead.

00:24:38.179 --> 00:24:39.279
David Zimmerman was asking,

00:24:39.339 --> 00:24:40.700
did you vacuum seal before freezing?

00:24:40.779 --> 00:24:42.020
No, these are all butcher paper.

00:24:43.226 --> 00:24:44.467
Yeah, I wrap everything.

00:24:44.527 --> 00:24:46.047
I do it the old-fashioned way when it

00:24:46.067 --> 00:24:46.968
comes to that.

00:24:47.208 --> 00:24:48.929
I'm not opposed to the vacuum sealing.

00:24:50.068 --> 00:24:51.450
I just, you know,

00:24:51.470 --> 00:24:52.509
just old school that way.

00:24:52.569 --> 00:24:53.451
I like butcher paper.

00:24:54.391 --> 00:24:55.731
There's just like an old-timey,

00:24:56.352 --> 00:24:58.012
warm feeling about it to me.

00:24:58.373 --> 00:25:00.153
It takes me back to when my grandmom

00:25:00.773 --> 00:25:02.674
would actually go to the butcher counter

00:25:02.714 --> 00:25:03.954
back when we were growing up,

00:25:04.755 --> 00:25:06.056
and whatever she got,

00:25:06.096 --> 00:25:07.596
which was normally cow tongue,

00:25:07.856 --> 00:25:09.277
because we didn't eat real food.

00:25:09.356 --> 00:25:10.278
I mean, we didn't eat...

00:25:11.088 --> 00:25:12.470
We didn't eat meat, folks.

00:25:12.869 --> 00:25:13.130
I mean,

00:25:13.170 --> 00:25:15.112
you got a grandmother raising six boys

00:25:15.672 --> 00:25:16.992
because mom and dad are away in the

00:25:17.053 --> 00:25:17.393
joint.

00:25:18.913 --> 00:25:19.375
Believe me.

00:25:19.575 --> 00:25:22.096
And welfare wasn't what it was like it

00:25:22.135 --> 00:25:23.277
is today, I'm sure.

00:25:24.137 --> 00:25:25.178
And knowing grandma,

00:25:25.198 --> 00:25:26.278
she probably didn't get it anyway.

00:25:26.298 --> 00:25:27.160
But every day of the week,

00:25:27.240 --> 00:25:30.461
it might have been rice and gizzards.

00:25:30.761 --> 00:25:31.583
We ate liver.

00:25:32.242 --> 00:25:33.403
I don't think I've ever tasted.

00:25:33.584 --> 00:25:34.183
I don't know.

00:25:34.325 --> 00:25:36.806
I don't recall ever having tasted regular

00:25:36.905 --> 00:25:38.567
meat in my life until I was about

00:25:38.606 --> 00:25:38.928
eleven.

00:25:39.728 --> 00:25:41.409
So that's what we ate.

00:25:41.449 --> 00:25:41.869
So anyway,

00:25:41.970 --> 00:25:43.391
I remember grandma going to the butcher

00:25:43.411 --> 00:25:43.730
counter.

00:25:44.270 --> 00:25:45.731
I used to love cow tongue, though.

00:25:46.212 --> 00:25:46.772
Man,

00:25:47.973 --> 00:25:49.234
I put a hurtin' on some cow tongue.

00:25:49.255 --> 00:25:50.316
She would get that cow tongue.

00:25:50.875 --> 00:25:53.417
And I remember the butcher would wrap it

00:25:53.458 --> 00:25:54.438
up in that butcher paper.

00:25:55.038 --> 00:25:55.979
And I don't know why,

00:25:56.019 --> 00:25:57.420
but it was like going to the Amish.

00:25:57.701 --> 00:25:59.061
Once a year, we'd get ice cream.

00:26:00.074 --> 00:26:01.614
I don't remember what the occasion was,

00:26:01.634 --> 00:26:03.234
but it was like once a year we'd

00:26:03.275 --> 00:26:03.894
get ice cream.

00:26:04.355 --> 00:26:05.255
If we ever ate candy,

00:26:05.275 --> 00:26:06.855
grandma made it out of molasses.

00:26:06.935 --> 00:26:08.596
I kid you not, she made molasses candy.

00:26:09.355 --> 00:26:10.115
And it was awful,

00:26:10.717 --> 00:26:11.936
but it was the only candy that we

00:26:11.977 --> 00:26:13.396
got unless we found a quarter on the

00:26:13.416 --> 00:26:14.458
ground and then you can go down to

00:26:14.498 --> 00:26:15.718
Mary's store and go get something.

00:26:15.778 --> 00:26:19.019
But that's, you know, for me, man,

00:26:19.078 --> 00:26:20.739
I didn't mean to go so nostalgic on

00:26:20.759 --> 00:26:22.259
everybody, but that's why I'm partial.

00:26:22.920 --> 00:26:23.960
I know a lot of people don't like

00:26:23.980 --> 00:26:24.059
it,

00:26:24.099 --> 00:26:25.519
but that's why I like the butcher paper,

00:26:25.539 --> 00:26:27.560
just kind of keeping old ways intact.

00:26:27.901 --> 00:26:28.381
Go ahead, son.

00:26:29.172 --> 00:26:30.134
Kevin Frazier is asking,

00:26:30.174 --> 00:26:31.818
if I don't ask when the next batch

00:26:31.859 --> 00:26:32.821
of bone sauce will be done,

00:26:32.882 --> 00:26:34.086
I'm going to need an intervention.

00:26:34.125 --> 00:26:36.291
He says Zuzi is standing over him now

00:26:36.311 --> 00:26:37.074
with a rolling pin.

00:26:37.904 --> 00:26:38.545
Oh, okay.

00:26:38.664 --> 00:26:41.747
Hey, we should have some on the website.

00:26:41.926 --> 00:26:43.866
If we don't, it should be on tonight.

00:26:45.127 --> 00:26:47.088
I did some yesterday in between the

00:26:47.128 --> 00:26:48.489
doggone raindrops happened.

00:26:48.509 --> 00:26:50.190
We had one day a while back.

00:26:50.789 --> 00:26:52.030
I don't think I actually put that stuff

00:26:52.090 --> 00:26:57.192
online, so anybody wanting any?

00:26:58.272 --> 00:26:59.453
Yeah, we'll get you squared away, Kevin.

00:27:00.528 --> 00:27:01.289
Oh, right.

00:27:01.450 --> 00:27:02.171
But you know,

00:27:02.211 --> 00:27:03.471
your money is no good with us.

00:27:03.511 --> 00:27:05.753
So anyway, just, uh,

00:27:05.795 --> 00:27:07.016
tell us where to send it and we'll

00:27:07.036 --> 00:27:08.017
get you squared away, man.

00:27:08.217 --> 00:27:08.616
I'll make sure.

00:27:09.939 --> 00:27:10.138
Yeah.

00:27:10.298 --> 00:27:10.499
Yeah.

00:27:10.519 --> 00:27:10.799
Send me.

00:27:10.980 --> 00:27:11.140
Yeah.

00:27:11.180 --> 00:27:11.840
Get me squared away, son.

00:27:11.881 --> 00:27:13.041
All right.

00:27:13.142 --> 00:27:13.883
So, uh, yeah,

00:27:13.903 --> 00:27:15.243
I didn't mean to go so nostalgic on

00:27:15.263 --> 00:27:15.964
the butcher paper,

00:27:16.005 --> 00:27:17.606
but the bottom line is that's what I

00:27:17.646 --> 00:27:18.047
remember.

00:27:18.948 --> 00:27:20.848
Growing up, and believe me,

00:27:20.888 --> 00:27:22.328
the food sucked.

00:27:22.449 --> 00:27:23.089
I hated it.

00:27:23.589 --> 00:27:24.130
I hated it.

00:27:24.190 --> 00:27:24.650
I hated it.

00:27:24.710 --> 00:27:25.211
I hated it.

00:27:25.990 --> 00:27:31.673
And but the butcher paper still is back

00:27:31.692 --> 00:27:33.173
then there was still a neighborhood

00:27:33.233 --> 00:27:34.294
butcher back in the day.

00:27:34.994 --> 00:27:35.795
There really was.

00:27:36.595 --> 00:27:38.476
And if even your supermarket had a person

00:27:38.496 --> 00:27:39.576
that was a legit butcher,

00:27:39.596 --> 00:27:40.497
you can tell them what they want.

00:27:41.057 --> 00:27:42.138
Grandma would get tongue,

00:27:42.578 --> 00:27:43.960
and that was the only meat that she

00:27:44.019 --> 00:27:45.480
ever got that I liked eating.

00:27:45.980 --> 00:27:47.843
The rest of it, no.

00:27:48.363 --> 00:27:50.183
That's why to this day, you couldn't.

00:27:50.724 --> 00:27:52.266
If anybody ever has me in a torture

00:27:52.306 --> 00:27:52.645
camp,

00:27:53.185 --> 00:27:54.027
all they got to do is give me

00:27:54.067 --> 00:27:54.826
gizzards to eat.

00:27:57.269 --> 00:27:59.810
Sloppy eggs, man.

00:28:00.476 --> 00:28:01.998
Grandma would boil these gizzards.

00:28:02.038 --> 00:28:03.078
We didn't even get them fried.

00:28:03.539 --> 00:28:06.663
She boiled the gizzards and the livers and

00:28:06.683 --> 00:28:07.605
the hearts and stuff, man.

00:28:07.984 --> 00:28:08.766
That's how we ate them.

00:28:08.786 --> 00:28:10.028
And she'd stick them in rice and it

00:28:10.048 --> 00:28:11.189
was just downright.

00:28:11.528 --> 00:28:12.971
I know people got to be cringing just

00:28:12.990 --> 00:28:13.372
hearing that,

00:28:13.392 --> 00:28:14.673
but that's what we grew up on, man.

00:28:14.692 --> 00:28:17.056
That was, um, man, that was,

00:28:17.256 --> 00:28:17.777
that was it.

00:28:17.916 --> 00:28:18.678
You know, if you were lucky.

00:28:18.698 --> 00:28:18.998
Yeah.

00:28:19.818 --> 00:28:21.279
i remember trying to get you to try

00:28:21.319 --> 00:28:23.201
that place in kansas city that chick go

00:28:23.240 --> 00:28:25.701
chicken go place all they sold were you

00:28:25.722 --> 00:28:27.503
got three options you could get gizzards

00:28:27.624 --> 00:28:29.084
or you could get livers or you could

00:28:29.104 --> 00:28:31.086
get half and half and they were good

00:28:31.145 --> 00:28:32.226
i tried to get you on it and

00:28:32.526 --> 00:28:35.387
you were having ain't no way no how

00:28:35.548 --> 00:28:37.528
i ain't eating no gizzards livers none of

00:28:37.548 --> 00:28:39.269
that stuff in fact liver i eat now

00:28:39.931 --> 00:28:41.151
i take it and i put it in

00:28:41.171 --> 00:28:41.731
a capsule

00:28:42.592 --> 00:28:43.172
I freeze dry it,

00:28:43.192 --> 00:28:44.153
and then I put it in the capsule,

00:28:44.192 --> 00:28:45.013
and I take it that way.

00:28:46.013 --> 00:28:46.835
And I do it every day.

00:28:47.595 --> 00:28:49.195
That's part of the root cause protocol

00:28:49.576 --> 00:28:51.257
with Morley Robbins.

00:28:51.297 --> 00:28:52.417
I'm doing his stuff right now.

00:28:53.097 --> 00:28:56.039
But no, man, you want to torture me,

00:28:56.079 --> 00:28:56.339
man?

00:28:56.380 --> 00:28:57.141
Have me eat that stuff.

00:28:57.161 --> 00:28:58.260
And worse yet, boil it.

00:28:58.681 --> 00:28:59.501
That's how we ate it.

00:28:59.662 --> 00:29:03.003
But she would put it in rice,

00:29:03.023 --> 00:29:03.963
and I guess that was the meal.

00:29:03.983 --> 00:29:05.704
But Grandma did live almost to be a

00:29:05.744 --> 00:29:06.046
hundred,

00:29:06.086 --> 00:29:07.365
so there might have been something there.

00:29:08.207 --> 00:29:08.987
No, every once in a while,

00:29:09.007 --> 00:29:09.988
she'd boil a chicken.

00:29:10.702 --> 00:29:12.263
She boiled the chicken.

00:29:12.284 --> 00:29:13.464
That's how she ate it.

00:29:13.664 --> 00:29:15.246
But I think it was to stretch as

00:29:15.326 --> 00:29:17.207
much out of it as she could because

00:29:17.227 --> 00:29:18.528
now you got the stuff from the bones

00:29:18.567 --> 00:29:19.509
and the whole nine yards.

00:29:19.588 --> 00:29:21.589
But, yeah, she was extraordinary.

00:29:22.191 --> 00:29:22.671
All right, y'all.

00:29:22.770 --> 00:29:23.852
So Bond Charge,

00:29:23.872 --> 00:29:25.432
if you want some of these balling glasses,

00:29:26.252 --> 00:29:27.773
B-O-N Charge.

00:29:27.794 --> 00:29:29.596
That's where you get a fifteen percent off

00:29:29.635 --> 00:29:31.356
with promo code PERMA.

00:29:31.876 --> 00:29:33.258
Also, if you know me, y'all,

00:29:33.377 --> 00:29:35.179
I'm G'd up from the feet up and

00:29:35.219 --> 00:29:35.799
I'm in grounded.

00:29:35.839 --> 00:29:36.779
In fact,

00:29:37.040 --> 00:29:38.461
my toes are right now on one of

00:29:38.501 --> 00:29:39.982
these grounding mats from Redemption

00:29:40.002 --> 00:29:40.262
Shield.

00:29:41.042 --> 00:29:41.903
I don't know if you just heard it,

00:29:41.923 --> 00:29:42.144
son.

00:29:43.025 --> 00:29:44.286
I was going to weed eat right after

00:29:44.326 --> 00:29:44.747
this show,

00:29:45.267 --> 00:29:46.528
and here's thunder in the background.

00:29:46.748 --> 00:29:48.148
Every single day about this time.

00:29:48.690 --> 00:29:48.869
Yeah.

00:29:49.431 --> 00:29:50.751
Every single day about this time,

00:29:50.811 --> 00:29:51.972
that's exactly what's happening.

00:29:52.673 --> 00:29:53.114
Yeah.

00:29:53.253 --> 00:29:54.775
It's like we're living in Colorado Springs

00:29:54.795 --> 00:29:55.035
again.

00:29:55.736 --> 00:29:56.416
Redemption Shield,

00:29:56.457 --> 00:29:58.377
ten percent off with promo code PERMA,

00:29:58.458 --> 00:30:00.140
and then also anybody wanting some of that

00:30:00.180 --> 00:30:00.940
soil saviors,

00:30:01.775 --> 00:30:03.455
Hey, man, we got the link down below.

00:30:03.876 --> 00:30:07.640
Get yourself squared away because they are

00:30:07.720 --> 00:30:10.080
not letting up on the amount of poisons

00:30:10.321 --> 00:30:11.923
and toxins and everything else they're

00:30:11.962 --> 00:30:12.522
putting out in the air.

00:30:12.583 --> 00:30:14.464
Boy, I'm full of real good news today.

00:30:14.484 --> 00:30:15.766
All right, with that said,

00:30:15.786 --> 00:30:16.787
let's go to the good news.

00:30:18.528 --> 00:30:20.869
Rethink your daily fragrance ritual with

00:30:20.990 --> 00:30:23.172
organic Cypress essential oil.

00:30:23.811 --> 00:30:25.512
Okay, I'm putting this out there.

00:30:26.396 --> 00:30:27.038
Look, y'all,

00:30:27.438 --> 00:30:29.019
please don't think that I'm in a bad

00:30:29.059 --> 00:30:29.200
mood.

00:30:29.540 --> 00:30:31.762
I'm actually in a wonderful mood.

00:30:31.843 --> 00:30:32.923
I really, really am.

00:30:33.806 --> 00:30:35.406
But I'm going to tell you the thing

00:30:35.446 --> 00:30:37.950
that I find most disgusting of all the

00:30:38.049 --> 00:30:39.652
odors out there is women's perfume.

00:30:40.353 --> 00:30:42.154
There is nothing more disgusting to me

00:30:42.194 --> 00:30:43.336
than women's perfume.

00:30:44.557 --> 00:30:45.818
Have I mentioned that I hate women's

00:30:45.858 --> 00:30:46.200
perfume?

00:30:46.220 --> 00:30:46.259
No.

00:30:48.395 --> 00:30:49.957
The only stuff that I could stand was

00:30:49.977 --> 00:30:51.878
the stuff that my mom used to use.

00:30:52.659 --> 00:30:54.359
And I think it was called Ambergris, man.

00:30:54.380 --> 00:30:55.500
They get it from whales, man.

00:30:55.520 --> 00:30:56.882
They kill a whole whale just to get

00:30:56.902 --> 00:30:57.423
this stuff.

00:30:58.242 --> 00:30:59.304
And it was the only thing that was

00:30:59.344 --> 00:31:00.825
palatable because it came from nature.

00:31:00.845 --> 00:31:02.066
But that's where I'm going back to this

00:31:02.125 --> 00:31:04.647
article, organic Cypress essential oil.

00:31:04.708 --> 00:31:07.210
And besides y'all, man, son,

00:31:07.250 --> 00:31:08.651
you have got to watch this video.

00:31:08.711 --> 00:31:09.730
Your mom and I watched,

00:31:09.931 --> 00:31:11.192
we made ourselves sit down and watch this

00:31:11.231 --> 00:31:14.194
documentary on YouTube about plastics.

00:31:15.134 --> 00:31:16.215
Y'all, if you haven't seen it,

00:31:16.355 --> 00:31:17.196
go check it out.

00:31:18.035 --> 00:31:19.979
This garbage is in everything,

00:31:20.019 --> 00:31:20.519
but honestly,

00:31:20.559 --> 00:31:21.961
every time you stick that perfume on,

00:31:22.001 --> 00:31:23.704
especially in some of your vital places,

00:31:23.724 --> 00:31:24.405
like on your neck,

00:31:25.422 --> 00:31:28.202
Even the guy's perfume, man, or cologne,

00:31:28.423 --> 00:31:30.782
yeah, we don't roll like that.

00:31:30.863 --> 00:31:31.963
Even the guy's cologne, man,

00:31:32.624 --> 00:31:34.163
it has got some awful stuff out there.

00:31:34.203 --> 00:31:35.924
So this article is basically talking about

00:31:35.964 --> 00:31:39.546
how Cypress essential oil is actually,

00:31:39.566 --> 00:31:41.105
if you want to smell like something, man,

00:31:41.726 --> 00:31:42.226
why not?

00:31:42.686 --> 00:31:42.866
I mean,

00:31:42.886 --> 00:31:45.067
I wish they had a man's fragrance that

00:31:45.086 --> 00:31:46.647
smelled like the woods or something like

00:31:46.688 --> 00:31:46.928
that.

00:31:46.948 --> 00:31:47.748
No, they do.

00:31:48.268 --> 00:31:49.449
They got some options.

00:31:49.608 --> 00:31:50.029
Yeah, dad,

00:31:50.089 --> 00:31:51.030
I can I can hook you up.

00:31:51.131 --> 00:31:52.291
I remember one time I was on the

00:31:52.311 --> 00:31:55.576
way to jujitsu practice when and when mom

00:31:55.596 --> 00:31:56.856
was still driving me when I was I

00:31:56.876 --> 00:31:58.459
was younger and I forgot to put on

00:31:58.499 --> 00:32:00.601
deodorant and she had some tea tree oil

00:32:00.661 --> 00:32:02.962
essential oils in the center console.

00:32:03.324 --> 00:32:03.544
Man,

00:32:03.584 --> 00:32:04.924
I put that stuff on my armpits and

00:32:04.964 --> 00:32:05.385
that stuff.

00:32:07.469 --> 00:32:07.769
burn.

00:32:07.808 --> 00:32:09.550
Yeah.

00:32:09.631 --> 00:32:11.912
It worked every, I mean, I didn't,

00:32:12.031 --> 00:32:14.994
I didn't stink, but yeah, it was strong.

00:32:15.095 --> 00:32:15.914
It burned.

00:32:16.635 --> 00:32:16.816
Yeah.

00:32:16.836 --> 00:32:18.616
But try those, try those natural things,

00:32:18.656 --> 00:32:18.856
man.

00:32:18.936 --> 00:32:20.317
I hope I'm like,

00:32:20.438 --> 00:32:22.079
I wish this stuff would filter into

00:32:22.220 --> 00:32:23.740
Asheville because you can't walk down the

00:32:28.523 --> 00:32:29.484
Walking in front of me,

00:32:30.046 --> 00:32:32.167
this smelled like thirty miles of swamp in

00:32:32.188 --> 00:32:32.828
Louisiana.

00:32:33.769 --> 00:32:35.593
I mean, near a paper plant.

00:32:35.692 --> 00:32:36.653
I mean, it gets even...

00:32:36.894 --> 00:32:38.435
I have never smelled... Well,

00:32:38.977 --> 00:32:39.557
that's a lie.

00:32:40.137 --> 00:32:41.179
I have smelled people really,

00:32:41.199 --> 00:32:42.099
really bad before.

00:32:42.701 --> 00:32:44.143
But it's like every...

00:32:45.183 --> 00:32:47.487
I think it's some satanic...

00:32:48.749 --> 00:32:51.431
right of passage to see how funky you

00:32:51.451 --> 00:32:54.251
can be and impose that upon other people.

00:32:54.992 --> 00:32:56.794
I mean, man, my old factories, man,

00:32:56.814 --> 00:32:58.835
were absolutely damaged after that.

00:32:58.994 --> 00:33:00.435
I didn't want to eat anything, man.

00:33:00.516 --> 00:33:01.817
It was,

00:33:01.836 --> 00:33:03.057
there's something to what you're saying.

00:33:03.117 --> 00:33:03.998
There is like,

00:33:04.499 --> 00:33:06.160
there is something behind what you're

00:33:06.180 --> 00:33:06.380
saying.

00:33:06.440 --> 00:33:07.480
I forget the name of it,

00:33:07.519 --> 00:33:08.381
but that is yes.

00:33:08.421 --> 00:33:10.241
Something that they do where it's like,

00:33:10.402 --> 00:33:12.063
okay, like a Maria Abramovich,

00:33:12.123 --> 00:33:14.023
look at the disgusting things that like

00:33:14.104 --> 00:33:14.825
intentionally, uh,

00:33:15.836 --> 00:33:17.557
disgusting things that she has people

00:33:17.938 --> 00:33:18.597
participate in.

00:33:18.637 --> 00:33:20.720
It's almost like a humiliation,

00:33:20.779 --> 00:33:22.261
a humiliation thing or something like

00:33:22.281 --> 00:33:22.461
that.

00:33:22.882 --> 00:33:25.564
The fire Drake said, said satanic funk.

00:33:25.805 --> 00:33:27.125
Yeah.

00:33:27.185 --> 00:33:28.426
It sounds like a song, man.

00:33:28.487 --> 00:33:28.767
You know,

00:33:28.787 --> 00:33:30.188
that's gotta be a song somewhere.

00:33:30.528 --> 00:33:31.690
Somebody came up with something called

00:33:31.750 --> 00:33:32.590
satanic funk.

00:33:33.596 --> 00:33:35.477
Um, yeah, I, I think,

00:33:35.656 --> 00:33:36.856
I think there is a rite of passage

00:33:36.876 --> 00:33:38.077
to that because I mean, there's some,

00:33:38.637 --> 00:33:39.097
I'm like, dude,

00:33:39.157 --> 00:33:40.919
there is no way you don't smell that

00:33:41.558 --> 00:33:41.878
funk.

00:33:42.078 --> 00:33:44.339
You are exuding the most malodorous air

00:33:44.859 --> 00:33:46.080
and it is not wonderful.

00:33:46.721 --> 00:33:47.961
So, uh, yeah, anyway,

00:33:48.521 --> 00:33:49.882
didn't mean to go down that rabbit hole,

00:33:49.902 --> 00:33:50.281
but Hey,

00:33:50.321 --> 00:33:52.123
if anybody in Asheville is just happening

00:33:52.583 --> 00:33:53.864
to listen to this right now,

00:33:54.523 --> 00:33:55.984
bathe yourselves, please.

00:33:56.704 --> 00:33:58.726
Or I've talked about some ways to where

00:33:58.746 --> 00:34:00.705
you don't even need deodorant at all with

00:34:00.746 --> 00:34:01.547
some of this, um,

00:34:02.307 --> 00:34:03.307
Diatomaceous earth.

00:34:04.348 --> 00:34:05.931
You know,

00:34:05.951 --> 00:34:07.012
in the front and the backside of the

00:34:07.053 --> 00:34:08.074
day, I'm telling you what, man,

00:34:08.114 --> 00:34:09.135
I can be out there sweating like a

00:34:09.175 --> 00:34:10.797
runaway slave and you couldn't even tell

00:34:10.836 --> 00:34:10.896
it.

00:34:11.597 --> 00:34:13.360
So it does make a difference.

00:34:13.400 --> 00:34:15.362
And plus it's chelating some junk out of

00:34:15.382 --> 00:34:16.704
you that shouldn't be in you.

00:34:17.103 --> 00:34:20.307
Can't go into any greater detail because

00:34:20.327 --> 00:34:20.969
we're on YouTube.

00:34:21.510 --> 00:34:22.710
And also, guys,

00:34:23.652 --> 00:34:25.452
I was told by my wife, Emily,

00:34:25.512 --> 00:34:27.353
that the amount of diatomaceous earth you

00:34:27.393 --> 00:34:28.813
put in the water really,

00:34:28.853 --> 00:34:31.293
really matters as far as the texture and

00:34:31.793 --> 00:34:33.494
consistency of that drink that you're

00:34:33.514 --> 00:34:34.014
going to drink.

00:34:34.355 --> 00:34:35.556
So keep that in mind.

00:34:35.576 --> 00:34:36.715
If you do it one time and it's

00:34:36.755 --> 00:34:37.876
like a thick sludge,

00:34:38.376 --> 00:34:39.356
you may have done it wrong.

00:34:40.016 --> 00:34:41.556
Maybe back up a little bit and then

00:34:41.597 --> 00:34:42.117
try it again.

00:34:42.177 --> 00:34:43.038
So if you tried it one time and

00:34:43.057 --> 00:34:44.538
it was absolutely disgusting and you had

00:34:44.557 --> 00:34:45.998
that gag reflex in your throat,

00:34:47.119 --> 00:34:48.940
lessen the diatomaceous earth and try it

00:34:48.980 --> 00:34:49.219
again.

00:34:50.239 --> 00:34:51.679
Yeah, Fire Drake says, clean diet,

00:34:51.719 --> 00:34:52.420
clean environment,

00:34:52.440 --> 00:34:53.601
you shouldn't need deodorant.

00:34:53.621 --> 00:34:54.083
Yeah,

00:34:54.463 --> 00:34:56.565
you're generally right if we lived in a

00:34:56.625 --> 00:34:58.586
world where we weren't being poisoned from

00:34:58.626 --> 00:35:01.730
the sky, from the water, from, you know,

00:35:01.789 --> 00:35:03.431
as I began the top of this program,

00:35:03.451 --> 00:35:04.492
from the people around us.

00:35:05.072 --> 00:35:06.534
So you're always going to be, you know,

00:35:06.594 --> 00:35:08.275
removing something at all times from your

00:35:08.295 --> 00:35:08.536
body,

00:35:08.556 --> 00:35:10.277
but it's worse now than it's ever been.

00:35:10.791 --> 00:35:11.911
Okay, in El Salvador.

00:35:12.431 --> 00:35:13.891
Did you remember when I was talking about

00:35:13.931 --> 00:35:14.932
my barefoot shoes?

00:35:15.112 --> 00:35:17.333
So I've got this pair of leather barefoot

00:35:17.353 --> 00:35:17.793
shoes.

00:35:17.994 --> 00:35:19.454
I can wear them one day and then

00:35:19.474 --> 00:35:21.494
they have to rest a day before I

00:35:21.514 --> 00:35:22.054
can wear them again.

00:35:22.135 --> 00:35:23.996
Otherwise, it'll just be an insane,

00:35:24.376 --> 00:35:25.856
funky shoe.

00:35:25.876 --> 00:35:26.577
Because it's barefoot.

00:35:26.617 --> 00:35:28.757
You're barefoot in the leather shoes and

00:35:28.797 --> 00:35:29.338
stuff like that.

00:35:29.398 --> 00:35:30.277
But in El Salvador,

00:35:30.297 --> 00:35:31.858
I was wearing them every single day.

00:35:33.065 --> 00:35:34.246
They didn't stink one time.

00:35:34.306 --> 00:35:35.628
And they smelled like normal...

00:35:35.827 --> 00:35:37.590
They smelled like warm leather from me

00:35:37.650 --> 00:35:38.590
walking around in it.

00:35:38.610 --> 00:35:40.532
They didn't smell like funk or anything

00:35:40.572 --> 00:35:40.932
like that.

00:35:41.313 --> 00:35:42.074
So that was interesting.

00:35:42.373 --> 00:35:44.596
I guess that goes towards the clean

00:35:44.655 --> 00:35:45.277
environment.

00:35:45.476 --> 00:35:47.978
And my feet were definitely sweating in El

00:35:48.018 --> 00:35:48.519
Salvador.

00:35:48.559 --> 00:35:50.842
So it's not like they were just producing

00:35:51.342 --> 00:35:52.822
less sweat or something like that.

00:35:52.864 --> 00:35:53.023
So...

00:35:53.911 --> 00:35:55.851
Yeah, clean environment.

00:35:56.050 --> 00:35:56.891
Yeah, unfortunately,

00:35:56.952 --> 00:35:58.572
I can't say that word on here.

00:35:59.291 --> 00:36:00.652
Blank begins with a Z,

00:36:00.692 --> 00:36:02.532
takes out heavy metals from your body.

00:36:03.213 --> 00:36:04.432
That's one of the words I can't say

00:36:04.492 --> 00:36:04.793
on here.

00:36:04.833 --> 00:36:05.552
How about that?

00:36:05.592 --> 00:36:06.952
That's why I couldn't bring on the guy

00:36:06.972 --> 00:36:08.313
that actually sells that stuff.

00:36:08.833 --> 00:36:09.554
Masterpiece.

00:36:09.574 --> 00:36:12.153
All right, so the next article here,

00:36:12.213 --> 00:36:13.135
PFAS out.

00:36:13.815 --> 00:36:18.016
EPA rolls back and approvals contradict

00:36:18.056 --> 00:36:19.775
pledge to curb forever chemicals.

00:36:20.692 --> 00:36:20.972
Okay,

00:36:21.373 --> 00:36:22.994
EPA is supposedly saying we're going to

00:36:23.014 --> 00:36:23.914
get rid of PFAS.

00:36:24.135 --> 00:36:25.436
Yeah, I'll believe it when I see it,

00:36:25.456 --> 00:36:27.018
but right now that's supposed to be good

00:36:27.057 --> 00:36:27.358
news.

00:36:27.998 --> 00:36:28.639
Meanwhile,

00:36:28.679 --> 00:36:30.440
they just approved a whole bunch of stuff

00:36:30.460 --> 00:36:31.621
that's twice as poisonous.

00:36:32.302 --> 00:36:35.465
So, yeah, this is Kennedy at work.

00:36:35.505 --> 00:36:36.385
Yeah, you know,

00:36:36.465 --> 00:36:37.766
make America healthy again.

00:36:38.307 --> 00:36:39.909
Maha is ha-ha,

00:36:40.028 --> 00:36:41.670
and I think everybody should know it by

00:36:41.731 --> 00:36:41.990
now.

00:36:42.652 --> 00:36:43.612
And then finally, the last...

00:36:44.432 --> 00:36:45.893
Real quick on that Maha stuff.

00:36:45.914 --> 00:36:47.514
There's some stuff that I just found out

00:36:47.534 --> 00:36:50.394
about in relation to Kratom and how Maha

00:36:50.414 --> 00:36:52.635
has been paid off on certain products and

00:36:52.655 --> 00:36:53.235
stuff like that.

00:36:53.275 --> 00:36:54.637
Maybe we can do an episode on that

00:36:54.657 --> 00:36:56.697
sometime since Kratom is big in the news

00:36:56.757 --> 00:36:57.958
right now because they're voting on

00:36:57.978 --> 00:36:59.137
whether or not it's going to be legal

00:36:59.177 --> 00:37:00.318
or not or something like that.

00:37:00.378 --> 00:37:03.059
But it's interesting who got paid off and

00:37:03.099 --> 00:37:04.760
who's able to who's going to be able

00:37:04.800 --> 00:37:06.481
to keep producing a product and stuff like

00:37:06.521 --> 00:37:06.760
that.

00:37:06.840 --> 00:37:08.161
So maybe we'll talk about that in a

00:37:08.181 --> 00:37:11.583
future product or episode podcast.

00:37:12.132 --> 00:37:12.913
Yeah, sounds good.

00:37:13.592 --> 00:37:15.853
Last one here from Lawn Pest, a lifesaver,

00:37:16.313 --> 00:37:18.375
the unlikely medicinal power of common

00:37:18.414 --> 00:37:18.974
dandelion.

00:37:19.014 --> 00:37:19.175
Now,

00:37:19.235 --> 00:37:20.635
I know everybody in this audience

00:37:20.675 --> 00:37:21.795
generally knows about that,

00:37:21.856 --> 00:37:24.677
but it's a nutritional powerhouse when you

00:37:24.697 --> 00:37:25.496
stop to think about it.

00:37:25.516 --> 00:37:28.777
It's got vitamin A, C, E, K, B.

00:37:29.398 --> 00:37:30.518
It's got all of it out there.

00:37:30.657 --> 00:37:32.619
I mean, it does so much,

00:37:33.079 --> 00:37:34.739
and this is why the powers it shouldn't

00:37:34.759 --> 00:37:35.059
be.

00:37:35.460 --> 00:37:36.159
Look, if it's out there,

00:37:36.179 --> 00:37:37.820
you've got a compaction problem in your

00:37:37.860 --> 00:37:39.420
soil, and you've got a calcium problem,

00:37:39.581 --> 00:37:39.820
okay?

00:37:40.481 --> 00:37:41.242
So it's telling you,

00:37:41.322 --> 00:37:43.063
just like every other so-called weed out

00:37:43.083 --> 00:37:43.202
there,

00:37:43.222 --> 00:37:44.744
it's telling you where your problems exist

00:37:44.784 --> 00:37:45.585
and what you ought to do.

00:37:46.364 --> 00:37:47.405
And nine times out of ten,

00:37:47.565 --> 00:37:48.586
you've got a compaction issue.

00:37:48.606 --> 00:37:49.706
You get that worked out,

00:37:50.148 --> 00:37:51.327
everything else kind of falls in.

00:37:51.889 --> 00:37:52.329
But anyway,

00:37:52.349 --> 00:37:54.010
there's so many wonderful things about

00:37:54.050 --> 00:37:56.112
dandelions and the powers that shouldn't

00:37:56.152 --> 00:37:56.452
be.

00:37:57.353 --> 00:37:58.693
And I think they're beautiful to look at,

00:37:58.733 --> 00:37:59.153
honestly.

00:37:59.253 --> 00:38:00.695
I just, I think they're awesome.

00:38:01.806 --> 00:38:03.166
But the powers that shouldn't be don't

00:38:03.206 --> 00:38:03.927
want you,

00:38:04.007 --> 00:38:05.987
they want you spraying Roundup on them.

00:38:06.467 --> 00:38:07.527
That's exactly, in fact,

00:38:07.608 --> 00:38:08.648
look at the Roundup commercials.

00:38:08.688 --> 00:38:09.929
What are they spraying them on, son?

00:38:10.469 --> 00:38:11.168
Dandelions.

00:38:11.969 --> 00:38:13.349
Every single time.

00:38:14.130 --> 00:38:15.731
And because they know everybody was just

00:38:15.751 --> 00:38:17.070
going to walk along,

00:38:17.170 --> 00:38:19.251
stagger blindly towards whatever they tell

00:38:19.371 --> 00:38:20.211
everybody to do.

00:38:20.753 --> 00:38:22.413
Because sadly, that is, in fact,

00:38:22.452 --> 00:38:23.773
the world we live in, folks.

00:38:23.833 --> 00:38:24.074
I mean...

00:38:25.333 --> 00:38:25.494
Um,

00:38:26.434 --> 00:38:28.534
everybody's just content to be spoon fed

00:38:29.215 --> 00:38:29.896
nonsense.

00:38:30.135 --> 00:38:30.775
And you know,

00:38:30.815 --> 00:38:31.996
the people that are speaking truth to

00:38:32.036 --> 00:38:33.617
power, the ones that are nailed down.

00:38:33.737 --> 00:38:35.478
So, um, there you have it.

00:38:35.498 --> 00:38:36.278
All right.

00:38:36.318 --> 00:38:37.518
So we don't have anything from Eric.

00:38:37.539 --> 00:38:38.739
He's out on the assignment.

00:38:38.820 --> 00:38:40.300
He's doing a number of things right now.

00:38:40.840 --> 00:38:42.001
So EMF rocks.

00:38:42.181 --> 00:38:43.380
That's what I got sitting on this

00:38:43.481 --> 00:38:45.601
redemption shield, uh, Matt right here.

00:38:46.222 --> 00:38:48.463
Temper set off with promo code perma y'all

00:38:48.503 --> 00:38:50.364
is basically sucking up as close as much

00:38:50.403 --> 00:38:51.985
as it can, the EMF in your environment,

00:38:52.005 --> 00:38:52.045
uh,

00:38:52.704 --> 00:38:53.786
Sleep on this thing every night.

00:38:53.847 --> 00:38:55.228
I try to remember to put that little

00:38:55.268 --> 00:38:57.731
baggie in my pocket every day when I'm

00:38:57.771 --> 00:38:58.253
going out.

00:38:58.293 --> 00:38:59.655
They make one, a smaller version.

00:39:00.396 --> 00:39:01.476
Try to make sure I have that on

00:39:01.516 --> 00:39:02.579
me all, you know,

00:39:02.599 --> 00:39:03.800
as much as I possibly can.

00:39:04.501 --> 00:39:05.722
So anyway, EMF rocks.

00:39:05.762 --> 00:39:07.865
Ten percent off with promo code perma.

00:39:07.945 --> 00:39:08.206
Okay.

00:39:09.505 --> 00:39:10.885
Here's what I wanted to do just out

00:39:10.925 --> 00:39:11.766
of the blue right now.

00:39:11.806 --> 00:39:12.507
I know everybody,

00:39:13.106 --> 00:39:14.327
if you're in a place of selling a

00:39:14.367 --> 00:39:16.588
house right now, you're probably thinking,

00:39:16.809 --> 00:39:17.610
okay, well,

00:39:18.230 --> 00:39:19.630
this was not the best time to sell

00:39:19.690 --> 00:39:20.851
a house because A,

00:39:21.492 --> 00:39:23.793
most people are struggling, and B,

00:39:24.673 --> 00:39:25.594
where are you going to go?

00:39:26.434 --> 00:39:26.635
I mean,

00:39:26.655 --> 00:39:27.635
unless you're just going to build an

00:39:27.695 --> 00:39:28.735
earthship from the ground up,

00:39:28.775 --> 00:39:30.056
you're probably going to spend more.

00:39:30.956 --> 00:39:31.315
I mean,

00:39:31.916 --> 00:39:33.556
your mom today was telling me she had

00:39:33.577 --> 00:39:34.356
to go to the bank.

00:39:35.018 --> 00:39:35.737
Unfortunately,

00:39:35.777 --> 00:39:37.577
this small town bank we live in, man,

00:39:38.278 --> 00:39:39.978
you don't even have online banking at this

00:39:40.018 --> 00:39:40.259
thing.

00:39:41.000 --> 00:39:41.940
It's weird.

00:39:42.599 --> 00:39:44.061
Anyway, she had to go to the bank,

00:39:44.101 --> 00:39:45.780
and she was in there for a very

00:39:45.981 --> 00:39:48.141
long time to try to wire money to

00:39:48.181 --> 00:39:48.621
somewhere.

00:39:49.483 --> 00:39:49.742
Yeah.

00:39:51.583 --> 00:39:53.204
The guy tells her that these two houses,

00:39:53.565 --> 00:39:55.204
these little matchbox houses across the

00:39:55.244 --> 00:39:56.565
street were going for five hundred

00:39:56.606 --> 00:39:57.346
thousand dollars.

00:39:57.865 --> 00:39:59.086
Whoa.

00:39:59.126 --> 00:39:59.407
Yeah.

00:39:59.527 --> 00:40:01.106
I mean, no acreage, no nothing.

00:40:02.108 --> 00:40:03.788
They just threw him right up.

00:40:04.208 --> 00:40:04.867
And he was like, man,

00:40:05.188 --> 00:40:06.088
I was hoping to get a house,

00:40:06.128 --> 00:40:06.469
but man,

00:40:06.528 --> 00:40:07.949
I don't have five hundred thousand bucks.

00:40:07.969 --> 00:40:10.110
And I'm like, whoa, man,

00:40:10.130 --> 00:40:11.630
just on a city lot like that.

00:40:11.751 --> 00:40:12.971
I'd like to see if they get any

00:40:13.010 --> 00:40:13.791
of the money at all.

00:40:14.271 --> 00:40:16.391
But the lot that that is is steep,

00:40:16.431 --> 00:40:16.751
too.

00:40:16.791 --> 00:40:18.233
Like nothing is usable.

00:40:19.018 --> 00:40:21.079
absolutely and that's exactly what the guy

00:40:21.119 --> 00:40:23.559
told your mom as well but if you're

00:40:23.579 --> 00:40:25.141
in another place folks maybe you're not

00:40:25.161 --> 00:40:27.740
looking to sell right now but how can

00:40:27.760 --> 00:40:30.322
we also add value to this property

00:40:30.342 --> 00:40:32.143
everybody thinks well i got to put in

00:40:32.163 --> 00:40:33.463
the swimming pool i got to do that

00:40:33.983 --> 00:40:35.242
man there's so many things you can do

00:40:35.302 --> 00:40:36.764
out there that will add value to a

00:40:36.824 --> 00:40:39.423
property unless you're in places like

00:40:39.465 --> 00:40:42.344
texas where the prevailing thought because

00:40:42.364 --> 00:40:43.786
this is my first one i'm going to

00:40:43.826 --> 00:40:44.085
tell you to

00:40:45.255 --> 00:40:48.378
Plant long-term food-producing trees.

00:40:49.057 --> 00:40:50.137
You know, mature trees,

00:40:50.358 --> 00:40:52.518
even ones that are juveniles to a certain

00:40:52.539 --> 00:40:54.681
degree, nut trees, berry bushes,

00:40:54.721 --> 00:40:57.722
they can significantly add to the

00:40:57.782 --> 00:40:59.643
property's usefulness and appeal,

00:41:00.543 --> 00:41:01.503
you know, the curb appeal,

00:41:01.543 --> 00:41:02.963
the whole nine yards for decades.

00:41:03.023 --> 00:41:04.105
Not only can they be pretty,

00:41:04.764 --> 00:41:05.905
but they can also be functional.

00:41:06.717 --> 00:41:07.577
And it adds, I mean,

00:41:07.637 --> 00:41:08.639
it is well known, man.

00:41:08.739 --> 00:41:08.918
I mean,

00:41:09.039 --> 00:41:10.219
this is just one right out of the

00:41:10.239 --> 00:41:11.320
gates that I wanted to point out.

00:41:11.820 --> 00:41:13.039
Add trees to your property.

00:41:13.659 --> 00:41:15.021
And the reason why I'm picking on Texas

00:41:15.081 --> 00:41:18.161
and Oklahoma is the only places where when

00:41:18.181 --> 00:41:20.121
you talk about putting trees next to

00:41:20.181 --> 00:41:23.844
somebody's house, son, fill in the blank.

00:41:23.884 --> 00:41:25.003
What do they typically say?

00:41:25.891 --> 00:41:27.652
We should also narrow it down to a

00:41:27.693 --> 00:41:29.434
very specific part of Texas,

00:41:29.653 --> 00:41:31.514
of deep east Texas.

00:41:33.036 --> 00:41:33.916
Deep east Texas.

00:41:34.436 --> 00:41:36.318
Every single time they ask, like, okay,

00:41:36.378 --> 00:41:37.458
who's going to pick all the fruit?

00:41:37.998 --> 00:41:39.800
Or they don't want it close to the

00:41:39.820 --> 00:41:40.199
house.

00:41:40.440 --> 00:41:42.240
Those are the two issues.

00:41:43.282 --> 00:41:45.362
Every single time in Texas and Oklahoma,

00:41:45.884 --> 00:41:46.643
I don't even get it.

00:41:47.344 --> 00:41:48.005
It's always like,

00:41:48.204 --> 00:41:49.326
don't get it too close to the house.

00:41:49.346 --> 00:41:50.365
I'm like, what?

00:41:51.246 --> 00:41:52.007
Depending on the tree,

00:41:52.027 --> 00:41:53.288
it's going to help cool this house.

00:41:54.027 --> 00:41:55.148
You live in a hot environment.

00:41:57.445 --> 00:41:58.206
And then, you know,

00:41:58.246 --> 00:41:59.327
when the leaves are off of it,

00:41:59.989 --> 00:42:01.630
you know, it'll get the sunlight.

00:42:02.552 --> 00:42:02.972
I mean,

00:42:02.992 --> 00:42:04.394
just trying to make sense of this doesn't

00:42:04.434 --> 00:42:05.416
make, you know.

00:42:05.496 --> 00:42:05.817
Anyway,

00:42:06.197 --> 00:42:07.518
didn't mean to get bogged down by that,

00:42:07.539 --> 00:42:09.402
but that usually works in every place but

00:42:09.442 --> 00:42:10.422
Texas and Oklahoma.

00:42:10.663 --> 00:42:10.963
Go ahead.

00:42:11.887 --> 00:42:13.487
My first one is this is going to

00:42:13.527 --> 00:42:16.048
be, you know, beating a dead horse,

00:42:16.128 --> 00:42:17.389
but improve the soil.

00:42:18.030 --> 00:42:19.351
So if somebody is buying,

00:42:19.411 --> 00:42:20.871
let's say you have a fifteen acre.

00:42:21.391 --> 00:42:22.853
Let's say we have Ken and Amy,

00:42:22.893 --> 00:42:23.833
what they just said right there.

00:42:23.853 --> 00:42:25.594
We got two cabins and thirteen acres for

00:42:25.614 --> 00:42:25.873
sale.

00:42:26.215 --> 00:42:26.994
Market is very slow.

00:42:27.175 --> 00:42:27.414
OK,

00:42:27.514 --> 00:42:29.976
so if I have on that thirteen acres,

00:42:29.996 --> 00:42:32.818
let's pretend it's closer to to me and

00:42:32.858 --> 00:42:34.838
it's less steep than where you are with

00:42:35.179 --> 00:42:36.820
mountainside with Ken and Amy.

00:42:37.340 --> 00:42:38.822
Um, if you have pastures,

00:42:38.902 --> 00:42:40.983
make sure that the species for pastures

00:42:41.364 --> 00:42:42.666
are growing, meaning like,

00:42:42.706 --> 00:42:43.927
make sure you don't have like a bunch

00:42:44.027 --> 00:42:45.809
of, in your guys's instance, uh,

00:42:45.869 --> 00:42:47.010
multiflora rose out there.

00:42:47.030 --> 00:42:47.992
Make sure you don't have a bunch of

00:42:48.032 --> 00:42:48.952
silver grass out there.

00:42:49.012 --> 00:42:50.534
You can fix all that with improving the

00:42:50.574 --> 00:42:50.894
soil.

00:42:51.375 --> 00:42:51.474
Um,

00:42:52.882 --> 00:42:55.344
And it'll also allow the water to

00:42:55.744 --> 00:42:57.085
infiltrate deeper into the soils.

00:42:57.186 --> 00:42:58.746
It'll hold on to more water,

00:42:59.086 --> 00:43:00.447
and it'll wick excess water.

00:43:00.487 --> 00:43:01.789
So you'll have less water pulling.

00:43:01.809 --> 00:43:03.050
You'll have less issues with that.

00:43:03.489 --> 00:43:05.471
And what's supposed to be growing out

00:43:05.510 --> 00:43:07.092
there is growing out there.

00:43:08.072 --> 00:43:09.333
Or like a hayfield.

00:43:09.353 --> 00:43:10.773
Let's say you're selling a hayfield.

00:43:10.893 --> 00:43:11.914
Is it just hay out there?

00:43:11.994 --> 00:43:14.056
Can you raise the price of that land?

00:43:14.416 --> 00:43:16.438
Because this land is now growing premium

00:43:16.458 --> 00:43:16.518
hay.

00:43:16.717 --> 00:43:19.480
horse hay instead of the the cheap cow

00:43:19.519 --> 00:43:22.141
hay or any other livestock hay um things

00:43:22.161 --> 00:43:23.822
like that and it's all byproducts of

00:43:23.963 --> 00:43:26.143
improving the soil uh especially if

00:43:26.164 --> 00:43:27.385
they're coming out and they're wanting the

00:43:27.405 --> 00:43:29.106
homestead you could brag depending on the

00:43:29.146 --> 00:43:31.228
season you could brag about hey look how

00:43:31.307 --> 00:43:33.608
thick and tall my grass is that's believe

00:43:33.628 --> 00:43:34.989
it or not the right market to brag

00:43:35.010 --> 00:43:36.692
about tall grass too um

00:43:37.632 --> 00:43:39.253
that actually understand the benefits of

00:43:39.293 --> 00:43:40.835
it but yeah there's a bunch of benefits

00:43:40.896 --> 00:43:43.119
to improving the soil but a couple of

00:43:43.139 --> 00:43:45.862
them are quite a bit are pretty visible

00:43:45.902 --> 00:43:48.085
to somebody who's looking for a a

00:43:48.105 --> 00:43:51.570
homestead or a farm or a small homestead

00:43:51.670 --> 00:43:53.932
things like that so yeah improve the soil

00:43:54.293 --> 00:43:54.833
on to you dad

00:43:55.548 --> 00:43:57.030
Yeah, Brenzy, Bram,

00:43:57.150 --> 00:43:58.550
breaking out another twenty bucks.

00:43:58.570 --> 00:44:00.311
Thank you so much for the baby's future

00:44:00.371 --> 00:44:01.652
land ownership fund.

00:44:02.512 --> 00:44:03.092
Yeah.

00:44:03.612 --> 00:44:04.853
Wow, that's what I'm talking about.

00:44:05.114 --> 00:44:05.293
Yeah,

00:44:05.313 --> 00:44:07.235
hopefully by that time we still even have

00:44:07.255 --> 00:44:07.695
a dollar.

00:44:08.474 --> 00:44:09.735
The way things are going right now,

00:44:09.956 --> 00:44:11.936
it is getting weird.

00:44:12.657 --> 00:44:12.777
Man,

00:44:12.797 --> 00:44:13.818
there was something I was going to add

00:44:13.838 --> 00:44:14.697
to that too, son.

00:44:15.818 --> 00:44:16.679
Improving the soil?

00:44:16.699 --> 00:44:17.679
Yeah, but I'll tell you what.

00:44:19.489 --> 00:44:21.289
ah shoot and it may hopefully it'll come

00:44:21.309 --> 00:44:22.829
back to me i'm going to tell you

00:44:22.849 --> 00:44:24.451
right now if you live on any kind

00:44:24.510 --> 00:44:27.251
of acre acreage or even if you don't

00:44:27.731 --> 00:44:30.012
develop your reliable water sources on

00:44:30.052 --> 00:44:32.713
these properties i'm talking can you

00:44:32.773 --> 00:44:35.135
exploit a spring can you make a pond

00:44:35.715 --> 00:44:37.394
even if it's an intermittent pond i mean

00:44:37.514 --> 00:44:40.115
rainwater harvesting systems coming off

00:44:40.135 --> 00:44:42.597
the roof that could mean a whole lot

00:44:42.697 --> 00:44:43.898
and then of course you know if it's

00:44:44.018 --> 00:44:44.458
filled up

00:44:45.295 --> 00:44:46.739
I mean, that could be a big,

00:44:46.800 --> 00:44:48.282
big appeal to a whole lot of people

00:44:48.344 --> 00:44:48.583
out there,

00:44:48.623 --> 00:44:50.688
depending on the rain capturing system.

00:44:51.150 --> 00:44:52.092
How about swales?

00:44:52.952 --> 00:44:54.333
You could also market it if you have

00:44:54.353 --> 00:44:56.193
a smart realtor saying, look, hey,

00:44:56.213 --> 00:44:57.474
while everybody else is in drought,

00:44:57.494 --> 00:44:59.514
this property isn't because they took all

00:44:59.554 --> 00:45:01.835
the necessary steps to make sure these

00:45:01.876 --> 00:45:05.038
swales are not only feeding the landscape,

00:45:05.077 --> 00:45:06.719
but also the aquifer underneath.

00:45:07.539 --> 00:45:08.400
Things like that,

00:45:08.820 --> 00:45:10.139
if marketed the right way,

00:45:10.159 --> 00:45:12.161
could be the best appeal in the world.

00:45:12.842 --> 00:45:14.141
Maybe you don't intend to sell,

00:45:14.262 --> 00:45:16.083
but maybe it's something you intend to do,

00:45:16.242 --> 00:45:16.583
I don't know,

00:45:16.643 --> 00:45:18.003
maybe not five years from now,

00:45:18.023 --> 00:45:18.864
but ten years from now.

00:45:19.764 --> 00:45:22.507
Um, yeah, it's, it's absolutely crazy,

00:45:22.547 --> 00:45:24.228
but you can develop some of those water

00:45:24.268 --> 00:45:26.130
sources if possible.

00:45:27.032 --> 00:45:28.152
It's only going to make, I mean,

00:45:28.393 --> 00:45:29.873
water is only going to make a place

00:45:29.914 --> 00:45:30.534
more valuable,

00:45:30.994 --> 00:45:32.277
but it's also going to make it more

00:45:32.336 --> 00:45:34.057
resilient in so many different ways.

00:45:34.798 --> 00:45:35.018
Yeah.

00:45:35.079 --> 00:45:36.701
Nobody's ever spent less on the property

00:45:36.740 --> 00:45:37.942
because there was a pond on it.

00:45:39.568 --> 00:45:41.590
That's a good point.

00:45:41.610 --> 00:45:44.072
The next one I have is improve access

00:45:44.092 --> 00:45:44.753
to your property.

00:45:45.195 --> 00:45:47.036
So if there's any issues with like,

00:45:47.077 --> 00:45:48.699
let's say your driveway coming in,

00:45:49.539 --> 00:45:50.621
let's say there's like a couple of

00:45:50.681 --> 00:45:53.224
potholes or it's just not graded

00:45:53.264 --> 00:45:53.704
correctly.

00:45:53.744 --> 00:45:55.586
So it's not crowned and shedding water off

00:45:55.626 --> 00:45:56.286
on either side.

00:45:56.827 --> 00:45:57.869
If there's any issues you need to...

00:45:58.610 --> 00:46:02.172
you need to fix on improving your access,

00:46:02.572 --> 00:46:02.992
do that.

00:46:03.072 --> 00:46:04.733
And one good way to test to see

00:46:04.813 --> 00:46:05.313
if you need,

00:46:05.452 --> 00:46:07.074
like what needs to be improved is have

00:46:07.094 --> 00:46:08.554
a friend come over and drive your

00:46:08.574 --> 00:46:10.155
driveway, drive your access points,

00:46:10.554 --> 00:46:11.855
or just use your access points.

00:46:12.155 --> 00:46:13.396
And then they will be able to tell

00:46:13.416 --> 00:46:14.657
you what the issues are and stuff.

00:46:14.677 --> 00:46:15.876
Because a lot of the times you just

00:46:15.916 --> 00:46:17.418
become blind to some of the,

00:46:18.038 --> 00:46:19.679
things you work around when it comes to

00:46:19.699 --> 00:46:21.978
your own access like uh for example like

00:46:22.099 --> 00:46:23.940
okay whenever i go through this gate the

00:46:23.960 --> 00:46:26.481
gate drags you know i don't do it

00:46:26.501 --> 00:46:27.762
very often so it's not that big of

00:46:27.822 --> 00:46:29.041
a deal so i don't go and fix

00:46:29.101 --> 00:46:31.003
it whereas if somebody else comes or if

00:46:31.043 --> 00:46:33.003
somebody is coming to buy that property

00:46:33.023 --> 00:46:34.643
they notice the gate drags they

00:46:34.664 --> 00:46:36.244
automatically view that as something that

00:46:36.284 --> 00:46:38.925
they have to fix um so and that's

00:46:39.065 --> 00:46:41.387
simple fixing that can typically be pretty

00:46:41.427 --> 00:46:42.987
simple as far as like a saggy gate

00:46:43.007 --> 00:46:44.867
or anything like that but uh and that's

00:46:44.927 --> 00:46:46.588
part of your access as well um

00:46:47.509 --> 00:46:49.550
Because it either allows access by opening

00:46:49.650 --> 00:46:51.452
or blocks access by closing.

00:46:51.652 --> 00:46:52.652
But yeah, your driveway,

00:46:52.693 --> 00:46:54.554
make sure they have...

00:46:54.893 --> 00:46:57.255
There's a solid access...

00:46:58.621 --> 00:47:00.543
path that they can follow without having

00:47:00.603 --> 00:47:01.264
any issues.

00:47:01.563 --> 00:47:03.045
It doesn't hold on to water or anything

00:47:03.065 --> 00:47:03.525
like that.

00:47:04.666 --> 00:47:06.148
Any hazards and stuff like that are

00:47:06.188 --> 00:47:08.128
removed depending on where the access

00:47:08.170 --> 00:47:08.590
point is.

00:47:08.610 --> 00:47:10.070
Like if you're on a mountain and you

00:47:10.110 --> 00:47:12.532
have like a terrace and there's a cut

00:47:12.592 --> 00:47:13.994
in one of the terraces or in one

00:47:14.034 --> 00:47:15.534
section of the terrace that they have to

00:47:15.574 --> 00:47:16.635
jump over, you know,

00:47:16.655 --> 00:47:18.016
try to get that fixed before you try

00:47:18.097 --> 00:47:18.838
to sell the property.

00:47:19.177 --> 00:47:19.518
But yeah,

00:47:19.777 --> 00:47:22.099
establish access and clean up any of the

00:47:22.159 --> 00:47:24.661
problems that might be around the access

00:47:24.681 --> 00:47:25.543
you have on your property.

00:47:27.371 --> 00:47:28.530
Depending on where you are,

00:47:28.911 --> 00:47:30.431
Todd Pitner was on the show a while

00:47:30.472 --> 00:47:32.972
back and he kind of inspired this thought

00:47:33.032 --> 00:47:36.393
here is he has like a regular backyard.

00:47:36.432 --> 00:47:37.373
I think he's an HOA,

00:47:37.413 --> 00:47:40.074
but he's up against like a national forest

00:47:40.114 --> 00:47:40.853
or something like that.

00:47:41.934 --> 00:47:42.514
I would have,

00:47:42.693 --> 00:47:45.195
I would establish wildlife corridors like

00:47:45.215 --> 00:47:46.594
we do anyway in permaculture,

00:47:47.135 --> 00:47:48.215
but I would do it if you have,

00:47:48.375 --> 00:47:48.715
if you're,

00:47:49.094 --> 00:47:50.596
if let's say you're an HOA or something

00:47:50.615 --> 00:47:51.755
like that or trying to escape it.

00:47:53.260 --> 00:47:54.541
You could even do it in your backyard,

00:47:54.581 --> 00:47:55.943
have like a pollinator garden,

00:47:56.483 --> 00:47:58.184
native grasses or a hedgerow.

00:47:59.746 --> 00:48:02.606
Creating these wildlife corridors could be

00:48:02.666 --> 00:48:04.148
a big, big attractive thing.

00:48:04.188 --> 00:48:04.949
Now, for Todd,

00:48:05.329 --> 00:48:06.929
he's out there feeding the raccoon and the

00:48:06.969 --> 00:48:07.990
deer by hand.

00:48:09.871 --> 00:48:10.152
Yeah,

00:48:10.672 --> 00:48:12.454
that would be a massive appeal to some

00:48:12.514 --> 00:48:13.215
people out here.

00:48:13.454 --> 00:48:14.215
I am one of them.

00:48:14.936 --> 00:48:16.717
But for city dwellers,

00:48:16.757 --> 00:48:18.737
that is probably something you might want

00:48:18.757 --> 00:48:18.958
to do,

00:48:18.998 --> 00:48:20.239
depending on the side of your yard.

00:48:20.639 --> 00:48:22.360
But just having a pollinator garden.

00:48:23.139 --> 00:48:24.420
Seeing the butterflies out there,

00:48:25.463 --> 00:48:26.884
that's a beautiful thing to look at,

00:48:26.923 --> 00:48:28.565
the butterflies and the bees,

00:48:28.606 --> 00:48:30.208
depending on how city-slickered they are.

00:48:30.228 --> 00:48:31.909
I mean, some people... Man,

00:48:31.949 --> 00:48:34.271
you put most black people outside, man,

00:48:34.291 --> 00:48:35.753
the second a bug lands on them, man,

00:48:35.793 --> 00:48:37.635
you would think they just got hit by

00:48:37.655 --> 00:48:38.376
a wrecking ball.

00:48:40.097 --> 00:48:41.179
So, yeah, you definitely...

00:48:42.213 --> 00:48:43.773
That is something I think that could be

00:48:43.793 --> 00:48:46.554
a really, really big, big, big thing.

00:48:46.635 --> 00:48:47.114
And also,

00:48:48.275 --> 00:48:49.795
it could be part of the attraction of

00:48:49.856 --> 00:48:49.936
it.

00:48:50.215 --> 00:48:51.797
More people are warmed up to bees.

00:48:52.536 --> 00:48:53.697
In that natural,

00:48:54.398 --> 00:48:57.059
you could have beehives right there in the

00:48:57.259 --> 00:48:59.039
pollinator section that they get to keep

00:48:59.119 --> 00:49:00.081
along with the house.

00:49:00.940 --> 00:49:01.621
I would say, hey,

00:49:01.661 --> 00:49:02.981
this goes with it if you'd like it.

00:49:03.041 --> 00:49:04.222
I think that would,

00:49:05.083 --> 00:49:06.163
depending on whom it is,

00:49:06.943 --> 00:49:08.543
that would be a massive selling point to

00:49:08.583 --> 00:49:09.184
certain people,

00:49:09.384 --> 00:49:10.664
just the fact that you thought about it.

00:49:11.579 --> 00:49:12.661
Yeah.

00:49:12.820 --> 00:49:15.605
My next one is establish property

00:49:15.644 --> 00:49:16.246
boundaries.

00:49:16.746 --> 00:49:18.228
So, I mean, it...

00:49:19.740 --> 00:49:20.960
when somebody is coming to look at a

00:49:21.021 --> 00:49:21.501
property,

00:49:22.222 --> 00:49:24.623
it relieves a huge burden of theirs or

00:49:24.643 --> 00:49:25.983
a headache from their, of theirs.

00:49:26.543 --> 00:49:28.744
If all the perimeter fences are squared

00:49:28.764 --> 00:49:29.923
away, they're good to go.

00:49:30.023 --> 00:49:31.284
They don't have to worry about fooling

00:49:31.304 --> 00:49:31.545
with them.

00:49:31.585 --> 00:49:32.885
They don't have to worry about rebuilding

00:49:32.965 --> 00:49:33.324
any of them.

00:49:33.664 --> 00:49:34.985
They don't have to worry about clearing

00:49:35.005 --> 00:49:35.806
them at first.

00:49:35.945 --> 00:49:37.547
Cause as you know, time goes on,

00:49:37.567 --> 00:49:38.427
the growth is going to come up.

00:49:38.447 --> 00:49:39.447
They're going to eventually have to clear

00:49:39.726 --> 00:49:40.387
their own fences,

00:49:40.807 --> 00:49:41.947
but it would be nice if there was

00:49:42.068 --> 00:49:44.949
already well taken care of before somebody

00:49:44.989 --> 00:49:45.849
purchased the property.

00:49:46.389 --> 00:49:47.889
And like most of the time,

00:49:48.789 --> 00:49:50.510
most of the rundown degraded fences that I

00:49:50.530 --> 00:49:52.251
come across are all barbed wire fences,

00:49:52.590 --> 00:49:55.472
which are pretty easy to, I mean,

00:49:55.492 --> 00:49:56.753
they're not so easy to clear,

00:49:56.793 --> 00:49:58.253
but they're pretty easy to replace.

00:49:58.753 --> 00:49:59.614
Um,

00:49:59.653 --> 00:50:01.876
meaning like you can do it on foot

00:50:01.916 --> 00:50:04.077
without like tools or equipment,

00:50:04.217 --> 00:50:07.097
even in kind of, I mean with, yeah,

00:50:07.117 --> 00:50:08.978
with tools, but without equipment, uh,

00:50:09.018 --> 00:50:10.500
versus like woven wire fence where you

00:50:10.519 --> 00:50:12.541
have like a big three hundred plus pound

00:50:12.900 --> 00:50:14.382
spool of wire that you have to move

00:50:14.422 --> 00:50:14.681
around.

00:50:15.081 --> 00:50:16.603
Barb wire is much easier to move around,

00:50:16.643 --> 00:50:16.742
but,

00:50:17.135 --> 00:50:18.277
all I'm trying to say with this is

00:50:18.396 --> 00:50:19.817
make sure that the fences are good to

00:50:19.836 --> 00:50:20.016
go.

00:50:20.317 --> 00:50:22.237
Even if you have inside perimeter fences,

00:50:22.297 --> 00:50:23.378
make sure that they're good to go.

00:50:23.418 --> 00:50:25.840
Like you have a, maybe a corral, uh,

00:50:26.159 --> 00:50:27.940
fenced off attached to the barn,

00:50:28.300 --> 00:50:28.800
things like that.

00:50:28.880 --> 00:50:30.001
Make sure that's good to go.

00:50:30.081 --> 00:50:31.623
Make sure any other perimeter fences,

00:50:31.722 --> 00:50:33.342
any other dividing fences that you have,

00:50:33.682 --> 00:50:34.804
make sure that all those are good to

00:50:34.844 --> 00:50:35.103
go.

00:50:35.623 --> 00:50:38.266
Um, and that, that's a huge headache.

00:50:38.686 --> 00:50:38.826
Um,

00:50:39.847 --> 00:50:42.632
And if there's any gates, fix the gates.

00:50:43.034 --> 00:50:44.436
Get everything attached to the fencing

00:50:44.496 --> 00:50:46.420
squared away before selling.

00:50:46.621 --> 00:50:48.144
And that should be good to go.

00:50:48.224 --> 00:50:48.846
I'm going to say...

00:50:50.512 --> 00:50:52.353
Create a food forest for the very same

00:50:52.393 --> 00:50:54.195
reason that you would a pollinator area.

00:50:54.934 --> 00:50:56.195
The two can be connected.

00:50:56.396 --> 00:50:57.697
One can be connected to the other.

00:50:57.737 --> 00:50:59.038
So imagine this for a moment.

00:50:59.617 --> 00:51:00.219
You have a little,

00:51:00.699 --> 00:51:01.860
let's say a little area.

00:51:02.800 --> 00:51:03.920
It doesn't have to be very big.

00:51:04.521 --> 00:51:06.163
A little area that's nothing more than a

00:51:06.202 --> 00:51:07.523
place for pollinators to hang out.

00:51:07.603 --> 00:51:08.945
Let's say in the middle of that area,

00:51:09.065 --> 00:51:10.266
you got a couple of beehives.

00:51:10.766 --> 00:51:11.786
It's kind of cool to look at.

00:51:12.467 --> 00:51:12.827
And then...

00:51:14.076 --> 00:51:16.717
Off behind it could be an area that

00:51:16.757 --> 00:51:17.956
you call a food forest.

00:51:18.637 --> 00:51:19.637
The reason why you don't want to call

00:51:19.677 --> 00:51:21.617
it an orchard is because now the person

00:51:21.677 --> 00:51:23.719
buying that home fundamentally thinks,

00:51:24.318 --> 00:51:25.699
now this is more work I got to

00:51:25.719 --> 00:51:25.938
do.

00:51:26.259 --> 00:51:28.840
And we are in a work adverse culture.

00:51:29.380 --> 00:51:31.101
Most people, if you call it an orchard,

00:51:31.721 --> 00:51:32.121
First of all,

00:51:32.161 --> 00:51:33.481
most people don't even know what a food

00:51:33.523 --> 00:51:34.163
forest is.

00:51:34.443 --> 00:51:35.083
And once it,

00:51:35.264 --> 00:51:37.786
when the realtor explains to them that

00:51:37.826 --> 00:51:39.286
this is basically a place that you have

00:51:39.306 --> 00:51:40.788
to do little to no maintenance on,

00:51:41.248 --> 00:51:42.829
that they can go in there and harvest.

00:51:43.030 --> 00:51:44.130
No, the yields are not going to be,

00:51:44.871 --> 00:51:45.552
well, I mean,

00:51:45.612 --> 00:51:46.713
the harvest is not going to be

00:51:46.753 --> 00:51:48.114
extraordinary necessarily,

00:51:48.233 --> 00:51:49.554
but it's something they got for now,

00:51:49.735 --> 00:51:50.856
you know, not a whole lot of work.

00:51:50.896 --> 00:51:51.797
They didn't even put it in.

00:51:52.617 --> 00:51:53.438
But if you could say you got a

00:51:53.478 --> 00:51:55.820
food forest for a lot of, um,

00:51:55.960 --> 00:51:58.061
I'm realizing that that word is starting

00:51:58.081 --> 00:51:59.822
to become, um,

00:52:01.471 --> 00:52:02.791
The hipsters are starting to get a hold

00:52:02.811 --> 00:52:03.012
of it.

00:52:03.711 --> 00:52:05.213
So there's some yuppies,

00:52:05.233 --> 00:52:06.753
some wannabe yuppies out there that are

00:52:06.773 --> 00:52:08.855
going to want to say, oh, Muffy,

00:52:09.074 --> 00:52:10.596
I have a food forest back at the

00:52:10.635 --> 00:52:11.016
house.

00:52:11.536 --> 00:52:12.777
So they get to brag about that sort

00:52:12.797 --> 00:52:13.077
of thing.

00:52:13.416 --> 00:52:14.237
They get to go out there,

00:52:14.318 --> 00:52:15.958
pick a couple of this or that, that,

00:52:15.998 --> 00:52:16.458
and this.

00:52:17.219 --> 00:52:19.579
And it sounds a little more exclusive than

00:52:19.599 --> 00:52:21.201
an orchard because, like I said,

00:52:22.362 --> 00:52:23.782
it could be a very well a hands-off

00:52:23.802 --> 00:52:24.342
kind of thing.

00:52:25.003 --> 00:52:26.463
But that is a big, big deal.

00:52:26.483 --> 00:52:29.365
So I would take the pollinator garden and

00:52:29.405 --> 00:52:31.507
put it right next to the food forest

00:52:32.248 --> 00:52:33.690
and let some yuppie go out there and

00:52:33.710 --> 00:52:35.490
think he or she's doing something.

00:52:36.452 --> 00:52:37.132
Because like I said,

00:52:37.193 --> 00:52:38.273
it takes the maintenance out of their

00:52:38.293 --> 00:52:38.594
hands.

00:52:38.634 --> 00:52:40.074
So it's going to look a little bit

00:52:40.135 --> 00:52:40.494
weird,

00:52:40.534 --> 00:52:42.996
but it can also make them appear to

00:52:43.016 --> 00:52:44.338
their friends as being a little more

00:52:44.458 --> 00:52:46.460
avant-garde.

00:52:46.519 --> 00:52:46.820
Now,

00:52:47.880 --> 00:52:49.882
a way to continue to hijack the yuppies

00:52:49.922 --> 00:52:50.543
and the hipsters is

00:52:51.063 --> 00:52:53.505
is to focus, this is my point,

00:52:53.545 --> 00:52:55.625
is if every house has landscaping to a

00:52:55.684 --> 00:52:58.126
certain extent, even if it isn't there,

00:52:58.226 --> 00:52:59.206
that's the landscaping.

00:52:59.527 --> 00:53:00.887
What you could do with the landscaping to

00:53:00.907 --> 00:53:02.827
your house is fill it with a bunch

00:53:02.987 --> 00:53:05.347
of relatively native,

00:53:05.869 --> 00:53:07.429
low-maintenance plants,

00:53:07.728 --> 00:53:09.309
things that aren't going to require them

00:53:09.349 --> 00:53:11.650
to hire landscapers or do the landscaping

00:53:11.690 --> 00:53:12.170
themselves.

00:53:12.471 --> 00:53:13.871
I'm thinking yuppie,

00:53:13.911 --> 00:53:15.632
so I'm thinking they're hiring landscapers

00:53:15.652 --> 00:53:16.411
or whatever it may be,

00:53:16.452 --> 00:53:16.592
but

00:53:17.472 --> 00:53:18.132
Something that's very,

00:53:18.152 --> 00:53:18.952
very low maintenance,

00:53:19.072 --> 00:53:20.514
that doesn't require watering,

00:53:21.173 --> 00:53:22.755
that does very well in the area,

00:53:22.954 --> 00:53:24.896
and something that just stays pretty all

00:53:24.916 --> 00:53:25.715
year long with very,

00:53:25.735 --> 00:53:26.536
very little maintenance.

00:53:26.836 --> 00:53:27.956
The only thing that they might have to

00:53:27.976 --> 00:53:32.679
maintain in a almost pretty close to

00:53:32.760 --> 00:53:34.900
native landscape or permaculture

00:53:34.940 --> 00:53:35.501
landscaping,

00:53:35.800 --> 00:53:37.262
the only thing they might have to maintain

00:53:37.302 --> 00:53:39.503
is adding more mulch as weeds pop up

00:53:39.543 --> 00:53:41.123
through the existing mulch and through the

00:53:41.164 --> 00:53:42.565
existing cardboard and stuff like that.

00:53:42.605 --> 00:53:44.905
But, I mean, that's considered...

00:53:45.956 --> 00:53:48.438
that's not considered a burden to most of

00:53:48.458 --> 00:53:51.079
the yuppies and stuff is to add,

00:53:51.219 --> 00:53:52.760
to hire somebody to add more mulch.

00:53:53.822 --> 00:53:54.983
But yeah, around the house,

00:53:55.143 --> 00:53:57.324
focus on as native as possible.

00:53:57.344 --> 00:53:58.244
It doesn't have to be native.

00:53:58.585 --> 00:54:00.086
The whole point of it is to be

00:54:00.146 --> 00:54:00.407
very,

00:54:00.447 --> 00:54:02.969
very low maintenance and designed in a way

00:54:03.068 --> 00:54:04.250
that isn't going to get in the way

00:54:04.269 --> 00:54:04.809
in the future.

00:54:04.829 --> 00:54:07.311
It doesn't require a whole lot to maintain

00:54:07.652 --> 00:54:09.134
very, very hands off plant.

00:54:09.153 --> 00:54:10.534
So maybe not a plant that you have

00:54:10.554 --> 00:54:11.655
to deadhead every year,

00:54:12.135 --> 00:54:13.757
or maybe not a plant that you're going

00:54:13.777 --> 00:54:14.177
to have to,

00:54:15.204 --> 00:54:16.786
prune back because it grows very quickly

00:54:16.806 --> 00:54:18.088
or it's climbing on something or it's

00:54:18.128 --> 00:54:19.291
getting in the way of something else.

00:54:20.052 --> 00:54:20.271
Yeah.

00:54:20.331 --> 00:54:22.034
Try to think of a very low maintenance,

00:54:22.074 --> 00:54:25.139
but pretty permaculture landscape that you

00:54:25.159 --> 00:54:26.320
can do around the house.

00:54:27.438 --> 00:54:28.838
Yeah, think about, okay,

00:54:29.038 --> 00:54:30.318
this is going to sound weird coming from

00:54:30.338 --> 00:54:31.559
a permaculture guy like me,

00:54:31.599 --> 00:54:34.199
but I would say get rid of,

00:54:34.298 --> 00:54:35.179
as best you can,

00:54:35.340 --> 00:54:37.920
any invasive species or what they're going

00:54:37.940 --> 00:54:38.820
to see as invasive.

00:54:38.900 --> 00:54:39.481
For example,

00:54:39.681 --> 00:54:41.380
the nemesis of these mountains over here

00:54:41.400 --> 00:54:42.440
is Chinese silvergrass.

00:54:43.121 --> 00:54:44.882
You could probably get a really good deal

00:54:44.922 --> 00:54:46.461
on a place right now because it's covered

00:54:46.501 --> 00:54:48.141
up with this silvergrass that nothing will

00:54:48.181 --> 00:54:48.362
eat.

00:54:49.182 --> 00:54:49.503
Well,

00:54:49.742 --> 00:54:51.483
if you had a means to get rid

00:54:51.523 --> 00:54:53.463
of that very invasive,

00:54:53.503 --> 00:54:55.324
brought in by the government, silvergrass,

00:54:56.297 --> 00:54:57.440
If you had a means of doing that,

00:54:57.559 --> 00:54:59.384
the property value in that place just went

00:54:59.543 --> 00:55:01.507
way, way, way up.

00:55:02.389 --> 00:55:02.728
Remember,

00:55:03.389 --> 00:55:04.929
you don't have a silvergrass problem.

00:55:05.050 --> 00:55:06.389
The way we look at it in permaculture,

00:55:06.909 --> 00:55:08.269
you don't have a silvergrass problem.

00:55:08.289 --> 00:55:09.630
It was like somebody mentioned a moment

00:55:09.670 --> 00:55:10.010
ago.

00:55:10.771 --> 00:55:11.451
Oh my goodness.

00:55:11.791 --> 00:55:13.291
Yeah, regarding the,

00:55:14.010 --> 00:55:14.952
I can't remember who it was,

00:55:14.972 --> 00:55:16.112
but it was further up in the chat

00:55:16.132 --> 00:55:17.472
when they were saying, look,

00:55:17.791 --> 00:55:18.632
and I meant to,

00:55:18.952 --> 00:55:20.132
that's exactly what I was trying to

00:55:20.172 --> 00:55:20.572
remember.

00:55:21.132 --> 00:55:22.612
You were talking about, okay,

00:55:22.652 --> 00:55:24.454
you could have an apple picking business

00:55:24.653 --> 00:55:27.313
for places in Texas and Oklahoma.

00:55:27.373 --> 00:55:28.355
You can go out there and pick their

00:55:28.414 --> 00:55:28.655
apples.

00:55:28.675 --> 00:55:29.894
They probably pay you to do it.

00:55:30.795 --> 00:55:32.235
uh clean up all their apples you know

00:55:32.255 --> 00:55:33.295
the ones that hit the ground maybe you

00:55:33.315 --> 00:55:34.757
give them to pigs and chickens and the

00:55:34.817 --> 00:55:36.677
other ones maybe you sell at the farmer's

00:55:36.717 --> 00:55:38.378
market to find some other way to offload

00:55:38.398 --> 00:55:40.000
those apples i mean there's an opportunity

00:55:40.039 --> 00:55:41.760
there and i love the way you were

00:55:41.780 --> 00:55:43.701
thinking about that i'm sorry i can't get

00:55:43.721 --> 00:55:45.222
back to the chat to point it out

00:55:45.882 --> 00:55:46.643
but the point being

00:55:47.833 --> 00:55:49.213
is you're making the problem the solution

00:55:49.233 --> 00:55:50.396
when you're getting rid of what they think

00:55:50.416 --> 00:55:51.217
is an invasive.

00:55:51.817 --> 00:55:54.579
So if everybody in let's say said

00:55:54.699 --> 00:55:56.822
neighborhood or whatever the case has this

00:55:56.902 --> 00:55:57.702
invasive thing,

00:55:58.204 --> 00:55:59.545
if you found a way to find out

00:55:59.565 --> 00:56:00.405
what it doesn't like,

00:56:00.465 --> 00:56:01.887
like with the silver grass that we had

00:56:01.967 --> 00:56:04.030
all over this place, huh,

00:56:04.190 --> 00:56:06.331
it doesn't like a highly fungal area.

00:56:06.831 --> 00:56:08.273
So maybe I should turn that into an

00:56:08.434 --> 00:56:10.155
orchard, maybe give it a lot of shade.

00:56:10.773 --> 00:56:12.474
maybe put some old growth tree or trees

00:56:12.494 --> 00:56:13.614
that are going to wind up being old

00:56:13.635 --> 00:56:13.994
growth,

00:56:14.755 --> 00:56:16.577
or just making some really good

00:56:16.617 --> 00:56:18.336
biocomplete compost that was fungal

00:56:18.376 --> 00:56:20.358
dominant to get it out there to get

00:56:20.398 --> 00:56:21.878
rid of this stuff.

00:56:22.458 --> 00:56:23.980
Maybe that might move the needle in a

00:56:24.099 --> 00:56:25.380
very, very big way.

00:56:25.900 --> 00:56:27.101
So that's why I'm saying get rid of

00:56:27.141 --> 00:56:28.842
what everybody thinks is an invasive out

00:56:28.882 --> 00:56:29.141
there.

00:56:29.501 --> 00:56:31.302
And now your property value went way,

00:56:31.362 --> 00:56:31.762
way up.

00:56:33.635 --> 00:56:35.076
Now, if you're doing this,

00:56:35.617 --> 00:56:37.699
I would say this.

00:56:37.978 --> 00:56:39.440
From the intent of you getting the

00:56:39.481 --> 00:56:39.880
property,

00:56:39.940 --> 00:56:42.003
your intent is to eventually sell the

00:56:42.043 --> 00:56:42.483
property.

00:56:43.034 --> 00:56:45.076
But what is the big appeal with a

00:56:45.096 --> 00:56:47.438
lot of these French palaces and English

00:56:47.478 --> 00:56:48.599
castles and stuff like that?

00:56:49.119 --> 00:56:50.480
It's always the gardens,

00:56:50.800 --> 00:56:53.442
French gardens and things like that.

00:56:53.481 --> 00:56:55.284
So plant well-designed,

00:56:55.364 --> 00:56:57.764
aesthetically pleasing gardens on your

00:56:57.804 --> 00:56:58.126
property.

00:56:58.266 --> 00:56:59.447
If your intent... I mean,

00:56:59.467 --> 00:57:00.887
it doesn't have to be like French palace

00:57:00.907 --> 00:57:01.208
scale.

00:57:02.449 --> 00:57:04.610
But if your intent is to eventually sell

00:57:04.650 --> 00:57:05.150
the property,

00:57:06.632 --> 00:57:07.893
you might be selling it to somebody...

00:57:09.025 --> 00:57:10.885
who isn't a fan of gardening.

00:57:11.385 --> 00:57:13.306
But if the garden is well-designed,

00:57:13.347 --> 00:57:14.306
if it's in raised beds,

00:57:14.347 --> 00:57:15.788
if it's well-designed,

00:57:16.248 --> 00:57:18.849
if it's spaced out appropriately,

00:57:18.929 --> 00:57:20.250
if it looks aesthetically pleasing,

00:57:20.690 --> 00:57:22.550
it looks easier for them to do.

00:57:22.811 --> 00:57:23.891
It gives them the...

00:57:25.788 --> 00:57:27.248
I guess the confidence to go ahead and

00:57:27.307 --> 00:57:28.588
try to discard or less.

00:57:29.088 --> 00:57:30.588
It's not an issue to them anymore.

00:57:30.688 --> 00:57:31.769
At the very, very least,

00:57:32.110 --> 00:57:33.269
it's not an issue to them anymore.

00:57:33.349 --> 00:57:35.190
But if you can do some French style

00:57:35.230 --> 00:57:37.570
gardening or French gardening stuff on

00:57:37.590 --> 00:57:40.052
your property or some even English or

00:57:40.072 --> 00:57:41.612
Italian gardening type stuff on your

00:57:41.652 --> 00:57:42.032
property,

00:57:42.452 --> 00:57:44.873
just with the aesthetic lines and stuff.

00:57:45.293 --> 00:57:46.655
That's the main thing you should take from

00:57:46.695 --> 00:57:46.775
it.

00:57:46.875 --> 00:57:49.056
So you can combine French garden with

00:57:49.097 --> 00:57:51.619
permaculture where you have the, uh,

00:57:51.639 --> 00:57:52.800
there's a lot of straight lines.

00:57:52.820 --> 00:57:52.860
Uh,

00:57:53.342 --> 00:57:55.423
there's a lot of control and things like

00:57:55.463 --> 00:57:55.643
that,

00:57:55.784 --> 00:57:57.766
but you can kind of blend the two

00:57:58.067 --> 00:57:59.427
and get the best of both worlds and

00:57:59.467 --> 00:58:01.690
still sell it to somebody who might not

00:58:01.730 --> 00:58:03.211
be in the homesteading realm or the

00:58:03.231 --> 00:58:04.773
farming realm or anything like that.

00:58:04.853 --> 00:58:04.974
So.

00:58:05.936 --> 00:58:06.956
Yeah, good stuff there.

00:58:07.318 --> 00:58:08.539
I wanted to hit this comment.

00:58:08.778 --> 00:58:10.081
I stayed on it.

00:58:10.141 --> 00:58:12.322
Debra Irvin, eighty eight.

00:58:12.784 --> 00:58:14.184
Bill Gates bought up all the land out

00:58:14.224 --> 00:58:17.188
west all over a giant aquifer waiting for

00:58:17.248 --> 00:58:19.871
him to change to charge for it next.

00:58:20.693 --> 00:58:21.693
It's funny you brought that up.

00:58:22.853 --> 00:58:25.094
And the reason why is that's exactly what

00:58:25.134 --> 00:58:28.335
I was talking to Mariah about earlier,

00:58:28.376 --> 00:58:30.157
who just happens to be in North Dakota.

00:58:30.916 --> 00:58:31.097
Yeah,

00:58:31.117 --> 00:58:32.358
that's what a lot of people suspect that

00:58:32.398 --> 00:58:35.119
right now they're doing man-made drought

00:58:35.219 --> 00:58:35.539
out there.

00:58:35.579 --> 00:58:37.380
Yes, we do have the technology for that.

00:58:38.101 --> 00:58:39.621
had it for a long long time that

00:58:39.641 --> 00:58:40.942
they're keeping a lot of these folks in

00:58:40.961 --> 00:58:43.643
drought to a either starve them off their

00:58:43.682 --> 00:58:45.842
land have them go into bankruptcy and then

00:58:45.882 --> 00:58:47.304
people like bill gates and a number of

00:58:47.364 --> 00:58:49.583
others to swoop in i know this isn't

00:58:49.623 --> 00:58:51.045
the topic we were talking about but we're

00:58:51.085 --> 00:58:52.385
all done with what we were going to

00:58:52.425 --> 00:58:54.505
do there but i saw that comment and

00:58:54.545 --> 00:58:56.666
i wanted to address that that's exactly

00:58:56.706 --> 00:58:58.867
what's going on it's not just gates it's

00:58:58.887 --> 00:59:01.088
a number of others out there too that

00:59:01.128 --> 00:59:03.469
are a little quieter about how these

00:59:03.489 --> 00:59:04.309
things are unfolding

00:59:05.108 --> 00:59:06.510
but it's another indication of the kind of

00:59:06.530 --> 00:59:07.349
world we're living in.

00:59:07.849 --> 00:59:08.070
Yeah.

00:59:08.130 --> 00:59:09.731
Bill Gates and a number of others are

00:59:09.791 --> 00:59:13.291
out here pretty soon.

00:59:14.193 --> 00:59:15.932
They're going to own the air you breathe.

00:59:16.012 --> 00:59:17.534
This is exactly what they want.

00:59:18.293 --> 00:59:19.574
And this is exactly where it's going.

00:59:19.594 --> 00:59:21.335
And this is exactly why we talk about

00:59:21.375 --> 00:59:22.715
what we talk about on this show.

00:59:22.755 --> 00:59:24.175
So you can avoid a lot of this

00:59:24.215 --> 00:59:24.536
stuff.

00:59:25.177 --> 00:59:26.396
I mean, yeah, it's a little bit tough,

00:59:26.516 --> 00:59:26.757
you know,

00:59:26.777 --> 00:59:28.557
unless you've got a blue roof when they're

00:59:28.577 --> 00:59:30.099
dropping directed energy on you.

00:59:30.298 --> 00:59:30.458
Um,

00:59:31.467 --> 00:59:33.050
you know, outside of that,

00:59:33.690 --> 00:59:34.731
you got to fight and chance.

00:59:35.413 --> 00:59:36.994
So this is exactly why we're doing what

00:59:37.034 --> 00:59:37.375
we're doing.

00:59:37.755 --> 00:59:39.617
Son, anything else to add here?

00:59:40.057 --> 00:59:40.498
Well, yeah,

00:59:40.539 --> 00:59:41.940
with what you were just saying with the,

00:59:42.001 --> 00:59:43.442
they're going to own the air you breathe,

00:59:43.762 --> 00:59:44.182
breathe.

00:59:44.222 --> 00:59:44.423
Yeah.

00:59:44.483 --> 00:59:46.186
I think they're eventually going to make

00:59:46.226 --> 00:59:48.547
the air so toxic that they literally rent

00:59:48.628 --> 00:59:50.411
out or sell clean air spaces.

00:59:51.327 --> 00:59:54.509
like areas in some sort of confinement or

00:59:54.668 --> 00:59:56.429
some sort of container,

00:59:56.769 --> 00:59:57.670
some sort of structure,

00:59:57.891 --> 00:59:59.891
they're going to allow you for a fee

00:59:59.931 --> 01:00:01.652
to come in there for clean air.

01:00:02.072 --> 01:00:03.373
I think there's going to be clean air

01:00:04.253 --> 01:00:05.293
things along those lines.

01:00:06.114 --> 01:00:07.355
Looking forward to receiving our

01:00:07.394 --> 01:00:09.096
consultation packet so we can get started

01:00:09.135 --> 01:00:10.896
on the Litter Homestead food for us.

01:00:10.916 --> 01:00:12.177
Thank you, Agape Field.

01:00:14.117 --> 01:00:14.277
Man.

01:00:14.777 --> 01:00:16.018
I guess you know what you're talking

01:00:16.039 --> 01:00:16.418
about.

01:00:17.302 --> 01:00:18.262
Oh, yeah, yeah, I know.

01:00:18.623 --> 01:00:19.902
Yeah, I did a consultation for her.

01:00:20.563 --> 01:00:21.123
Oh, okay.

01:00:21.204 --> 01:00:21.423
Yeah,

01:00:21.443 --> 01:00:22.704
I was at a loop on that one.

01:00:22.764 --> 01:00:23.065
Okay.

01:00:23.085 --> 01:00:25.146
I didn't know what – I saw it

01:00:25.166 --> 01:00:26.606
in all capital letters, and I figured,

01:00:26.666 --> 01:00:27.646
okay, I better cover that.

01:00:28.228 --> 01:00:29.668
I think she just straight up types in

01:00:29.708 --> 01:00:30.168
all caps.

01:00:30.228 --> 01:00:31.809
Every comment she has is all caps.

01:00:31.869 --> 01:00:34.190
But I think every comment – by the

01:00:34.210 --> 01:00:34.650
way, guys,

01:00:34.670 --> 01:00:35.931
if you guys are wanting us to see

01:00:35.992 --> 01:00:37.211
it, or especially Dad,

01:00:37.231 --> 01:00:38.853
if you want Dad to see the comment

01:00:38.952 --> 01:00:40.474
easily, type it out in all caps.

01:00:41.251 --> 01:00:41.771
Um,

01:00:41.831 --> 01:00:42.992
I think that's what she was doing for

01:00:43.032 --> 01:00:43.172
you.

01:00:43.233 --> 01:00:44.092
But, uh,

01:00:44.172 --> 01:00:45.393
one thing that made me chuckle a little

01:00:45.413 --> 01:00:47.474
bit was Nancy saying Italian gardening

01:00:47.514 --> 01:00:48.713
means gardening in your front yard.

01:00:48.733 --> 01:00:48.914
Yeah.

01:00:50.114 --> 01:00:51.253
You know why, you know,

01:00:51.313 --> 01:00:52.894
I'll give a little history lesson on some

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of this stuff.

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Um, I,

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I do like looking at those Italian,

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those French and English gardens,

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even all the way around.

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There was a guy named Monty Don, uh,

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English dude that would do a lot of

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this stuff.

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Well, folks, I'm going to tell you.

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Here's where it all came from.

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And it was a sinister SOB named Sir

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Francis Bacon, a.k.a.

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William Shakespeare, in my view.

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He wrote a book,

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and I remember I had to read it

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in college.

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It's called The New Atlantis.

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And in this book, basically,

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what he's proposing is that we whip nature

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to man's will.

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That we make nature,

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and I'm making this very simplified,

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but essentially what the book was about is

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basically making nature bend to your will.

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That is precisely what these nobles did

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with these gardens.

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Also, part of these gardens,

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believe it or not, y'all,

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there was no such thing as a monocrop

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back in the day.

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But that's exactly why they came up with

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a lawn.

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That's where the lawn came from,

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was to create the illusion that we're so

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powerful, we're so wonderful,

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we're so whatever,

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that we can make it all this green

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thing, all this green grass,

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and have it grow very low.

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That was the whole purpose for it,

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and it all started from Sir Francis Bacon.

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That's why these Italian gardens are what

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they were.

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The French were probably, probably,

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In terms of complexity,

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I don't even think there's a close second

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to what the French were doing.

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We don't know what the hanging gardens of

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Babylon looked like,

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but I'm pretty sure they were balling.

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But the French gardens, good night, man.

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Those things are really,

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really something else.

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In fact,

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they even take fruit and vegetables and

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grow them in an ornamental sense to show

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just how much control they have over

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nature.

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But also, when you do things like that,

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when you don't work in accordance to how

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God put it out here,

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you're going to have a big kick in

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the pants when the time comes around.

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And you can thank people like Sir Francis

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Bacon and a number of others out there.

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Well,

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a lot of his ilk at that time

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that came up with a lot of the

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things that we see right now.

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Everybody in Oklahoma and Texas, man,

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that live in these HOAs and stuff,

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it's like to keep this manicured lawn out

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there,

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you have no idea where it came from.

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You have no idea why you do it.

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And it all came from Sir Francis Bacon,

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and it came from this whipping nature to

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be what I want it to be instead

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of working with it.

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And that's why permaculture is a throwback

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to the way the good Lord set it

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on this planet.

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All right.

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Hey, y'all, I want to thank everybody.

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I want to thank everybody for coming in

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here, checking us out.

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I didn't expect to, you know,

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give you a history lesson on Sir Francis

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Bacon, a.k.a.

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Shakespeare.

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Didn't expect to do a lot of that

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stuff,

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but I want to thank everybody for checking

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us out.

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And remember,

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we are going to be in the other

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forums, you know,

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the PimpCast channel on Rumble and also on

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YouTube,

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but no more on the regular channels.

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And always audio.

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This is a blessing.

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Until next time, stay alert.

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Stay alive.

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All we need to do.

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Listen to the earth.

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They got us.

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See the change, watch the world spin,

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from the smallest sprout.

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The harmony begins, in the cycle of life,

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where the magic's alive.

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Turn it to the beat,

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feel the fire and thrive.