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Oh, well, here we are.

Happy Monday to everybody out there.

Well,

it's not so happy for some people on

this earth right now.

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All right.

So we're going to jump right into farm

news, but how you doing son?

No, pretty good.

How about, how about you?

Man, I'm in this room.

You can see the door open right now.

It's as hot as two rats in a

wool sock up in here.

I don't know why today.

I don't know why.

I mean,

I've been going at a hundred miles an

hour all day sweating like nobody's

business.

And I jumped on the PEMF mat right

before.

I mean,

that's why we were a little bit late

getting going.

I was like, man.

okay there was something i smelled this

morning when your mom and i were out

doing chores and for some reason i just

i don't know um been off a little

bit so you know i took some um

you know some uh stuff from brian artist

and i took some of that my chronic

nose spray my chronic silver nose spray

which always seems to really comes in

handy when you need it so um i

definitely right that smell that came in

was it right before a rain

Uh, no, it was,

it was after a rain,

I suppose it was wet this morning.

So I don't know when it rained.

Why did you smell something on,

on your end?

Yeah.

Yeah.

Last, uh, it was last week.

It was Friday.

Cause it was, uh,

the day the rain came a day early.

We were supposed to get rain on Saturday

and ended up coming Friday,

but right before it rained Friday,

we weren't supposed to,

there was no forecast of getting rain

Friday.

It came by a complete surprise to us.

Maybe not the weather people,

but it was a surprise to us.

Um,

but there was this fog that rolled in

before the rain.

Keep in mind, this is like four PM.

It's not like it's bright early in the

morning and it makes sense to have fog.

Yeah.

This is like four PM and I'm driving

into D cab and there's like this fog

rolling through, uh,

and then it rained after that.

It was weird.

But the fog smelled like, uh,

some sort of industrial exhaust,

like not straight up car exhaust,

but like,

I can't pin it,

but it smelled like some sort of

industrial exhaust.

That's pretty much what I've been smelling

too.

So it's blowing my mind.

I mean, in this morning,

we had that same thing.

We had the fog during the time when

it should have already been kind of

burning off because it was already off.

And then all of a sudden it rolls

in.

Although weird things can happen in the

mountains.

I mean, you know,

you got microclimates everywhere.

But yeah, I smelled...

I guess what you're describing there is

about what I smelled as well.

Folks,

they're trying to spray us down like

roaches.

I mean, that's exactly what's happening.

Anyway,

I want to give a shout out to

everybody in the chat right now.

I guess not everybody got the memo that

we're going to be doing it exclusively on

this PimpCast channel and then also over

on the Rumble channel for those that are

so inclined.

Anyway, yeah, Nancy, wow,

you got blood in the garden this morning?

Oh, my.

Yeah.

Mosquitoes are grateful.

Well, let's not do too much of that.

All right.

So anyway, farm news going on around here.

Well,

I think I just talked about the obvious

thing.

Anyway, son, I mean,

just to kind of complete that thought,

I mean, I smelled that stuff,

and for some reason,

I just couldn't put one foot in front

of the other in a way that I

normally do.

Ever since following Morley's protocol,

I've been absolutely saying that I have

unbelievable amounts of energy.

That's not a problem.

one bit but today smelling whatever that

was i think it kind of put me

on my heels and then of course there

was a phone call that i had that

your mom seems to think might have

affected me negatively but maybe maybe not

as much as she thinks or maybe it

does i don't know but anyway i've just

felt like i missed a i missed a

i'm just not walking with one foot in

front of the other anyway what's going on

around here you know plenty of cucumbers

pears are coming around

And boy, do I love pears.

Although Asian pears aren't exactly my

favorite.

I love Anjou pears, but the Asian,

you know what?

I eat for performance these days.

And if it's coming from the ground,

our ground in particular, believe me,

I'm eating stuff off the farm every single

day.

And everything we don't produce that I

want, I'll get from the farmer's market.

So that's how I'm doing it.

Especially the more and more that comes

out every single day.

Like, you know,

I wasn't in the habit of buying too

much of it,

but that bagged stuff that you get in

the store.

You know,

there was a story not long ago.

That the garbage, yeah,

the bag lettuce and stuff like that.

Even if it's organic, I mean, you know,

they're finding out that it's being

sprayed down with some of the most awful

things in the world.

So you want to stay from that,

but I'm like, okay, well,

we're producing plenty of it right here.

I don't need to buy that anyway,

but a lot of people do.

So, um,

every day I'm trying to eat as much

from here as possible and I'll come into

a, another, well,

I'll talk about that during the good news

section about another little incident that

has something to do with that.

So yeah,

your mom planted all the fall stuff out

there, at least a lot of it,

and it's coming up.

So what I'm going to do is weekly

I'm going to hit it with soil saviors

and then come back the following week.

This week is going to be using biocomplete

compost to make an extract out of.

Then I'll go back and forth every week.

So I'm looking to make some other changes

too,

but we'll talk about that when I get

closer to it.

I don't want to put the word out

there and then have everybody jump off.

You know, other things like weed eating,

getting, I mean, this time of year, man,

you are getting lit up the yellow jackets

of all the things to get stung by

man.

I think those are the worst because those

things, you know, I,

and unfortunately I couldn't use urine on

it.

because I didn't have to go.

So anyway,

I used this drawing salve and used that.

Anyway, man, I was swollen on my ear,

back of my neck, everywhere else,

but the one on my back,

it still itches every single day.

So anyway, yeah,

just be careful when you're out there

doing that weed eating.

Here's another thing everybody needs to

stay on top of,

especially in light of some of the news,

and that is checking your generators.

So we had the power go out.

And it seems to have gone out more

frequently than I ever remember.

But anyway, I said, okay, well,

it's a good time for me to break

these generators out,

have them do the old test run.

The old one that I got from,

strangely enough,

I think it was Harbor Freight,

that thing has never let me down once.

And then I got this other one,

this dual fuel one that I got,

I don't know, maybe two years ago.

I got that one from maybe not quite

that long.

I got it from Lowe's,

and I had it special ordered, you know,

so it could run on dual fuel.

And, you know,

couldn't get that thing to start.

Folks,

what I'm saying is stay on top of

your generators and stuff like that.

You need to fire them up from time

to time.

And so I found out, you know,

the battery was completely dead.

So, you know,

that's one more thing to have to deal

with.

So got that off and running and that's

fixed.

But y'all we're having rain.

I know there's record droughts all over

the U S and Canada.

We are getting rain every single day

still.

And it's not,

I know we live in a, you know,

a rainforest of sorts, but you know,

every single day in the summer,

that's pretty unusual for around here.

And August through October is supposed to

be your driest months too.

How about that?

Yeah.

Yeah.

But here it is.

It's coming down every single day.

I'm not complaining because the only

downside is,

and it's not really a downside,

this is the time of the year when

I'd be moving the sheep less frequently,

but I'm still moving them every day

because we're having that kind of growth.

So you've got to stay on top of

it.

So it's a win-win,

lose-lose kind of thing.

I did have another conversation.

I'm not going to say who it was,

and I'm your mom's –

asking me if I can get her to

reach out to me for,

or if I can get her to get

on this show as an interview.

I had a conversation last week.

It was last Friday with an insider who

works with all of the

How do I say this, man?

I'm trying to say it without saying it.

Basically,

you name the biggest names out there in

media,

whether it's on TV or whether it's on...

I would say influencers,

like news influencers.

Yeah, news influencers,

whether in the mainstream or whether the

ones that we think are outside the realm.

Son, she dropped, and believe me,

this is a woman that could easily,

any day of the week,

walk into Fox News anytime she wanted to,

CNN, MSNBC.

That's how connected she was,

and she would set up these interviews.

Well, anyway,

we were talking about her being my agent

for a couple of things that we're doing

regarding the Sovereign Health Summit.

Well, anyway,

she started speaking out against...

What has happened with these influencers

and how all of them,

all the ones you suspect, have all taken,

they're complaining to her,

these influencers,

that they lost fifty percent of their

audience because they took money from

Israel.

That's what she told me.

And it didn't even occur to me because

I had known her.

Well, William, I think you even met her,

too, at the healing for the ages.

Yeah, I won't say who it was,

but you met her out there.

Anyway,

she was absolutely livid at how many of

these people have sold out.

And this is a woman that knows where

all the bodies are buried in this thing.

I mean, a massive mover and shaker.

Well,

when she started speaking up and saying,

hey,

what Israel is doing to our government,

Trump lied about everything.

All of a sudden,

she was persona non grata overnight.

And so she was telling me, look,

I basically lost all my contacts.

You know, the Lord's looking after me,

and I got work doing some other stuff.

But I just want you to know that

everybody, not everybody,

but most of the big names in this

space, and everybody's been wondering,

how are they going along with this?

She says, without a doubt.

And she knows the money.

She knows what they were paid.

She knows who paid them.

The whole nine yards,

I'm trying to get her on this program.

And so that was a very disquieting

conversation when you have this.

I mean,

she didn't say anything I didn't already

suspect.

But when you know somebody who knows where

all the bodies are buried,

that's a whole different ball of wax

there.

But anyway,

I'm going to try to get her on

the show.

And boy,

that will break the flipping internet if

you know the full extent of how many

of these so-called

Reliable influencers are absolutely sold

out, took the check from Israel,

and guess what?

Now it's starting to look like the whole

Charlie Kirk thing,

if it even happened the way they said

it did.

I mean,

there's a lot of funny business that goes

on in that whole thing,

but that whole Charlie Kirk thing might

have been a shot over the bow for

all the people that took their money and

are thinking about jumping ship because

you notice none of them have.

didn't take their money the ones that

didn't take their money could have been a

warning against them as well no no it's

definitely a warning for the ones because

charlie kirk took the money and then all

of a sudden he had a crisis of

conscience and all of a sudden he's saying

no i'm not for this war and i'm

not for genocide i'm not for any of

this stuff and then all of a sudden

he's dead and so it probably shot a

It put a shot over the bow of

everybody else that took their money and

thought, okay, well,

I'm going to wake up now.

That ain't happening because they know

they're going to wind up getting Kirk

themselves.

And then finally,

y'all pray for the people down in Columbia

and Panama was a fact.

Number of others, man.

I mean,

it's a shame that when this sort of

thing happens, you always wonder, Hmm,

you know, secretary of defense,

I think it was bill.

I can't remember his name,

but he was under bill Clinton and,

Reported right there in Stars and Stripes

that we had earthquake weapons back then,

and I still got idiots calling me a

conspiracy theorist.

This was a Secretary of Defense admitting

in Stars and Stripes back in the Clinton

administration.

Bill something, anyway, whoever that was.

Anyway, whenever that stuff happens,

you always wonder, if you're me,

how indigenous was it?

I mean, how legit was it?

Was this a true act of God,

or was this an act of evil man?

You don't know.

But anyway, folks,

it all comes together in a lot of

this stuff.

And that's, you know,

part of what I was getting at yesterday

in that front porch talk,

which a lot of people privately reached

out to me.

Son, you want to talk about.

I put out this front porch talk,

and I even quoted Psalms and a number

of other things out there.

And all of a sudden,

thirty people dropped off.

I mean,

they dropped a thousand people off our

YouTube channel.

A thousand people over the last couple of

months.

And so, yeah,

a thousand people just all of a sudden

said, you know,

I don't like that he's quoting Psalm

eight.

And then all of a sudden they just

jump off.

Okay.

Homestead twins in the house.

What's up, fellas?

All right, son,

let me kick it on over to you.

Well,

since Homestead twins just popped in,

I was meant to ask,

did you ever get a chance to use

that Swiss tool yet?

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah,

I still have yet to put it to

work.

I said I was going to use it.

I'm going to get it done.

I'm going to actually use that one and

the one you got me to.

If for no other reason, man, I'm like,

man, I got this nice stuff, man.

I really don't want to mess it up.

But I'm going to put it through the

paces, man.

I use a Leatherman every single day.

Use it.

Yeah, I'll make it.

No, I won't lose it, brother.

I will definitely.

You know,

I'm going to dummy cord that thing, man.

All the high-end tools now,

they have places where you can dummy cord

this stuff.

I think I'm going to go ahead and

do that just so I don't lose it.

But, yeah, that thing is a cat's meow.

All right, Sam.

Yeah, well,

I already brought up last week,

last Friday, getting that unexpected rain.

What was odd, though,

was like Friday night,

it kept it kept storming.

It was storming pretty bad.

In fact,

it was storming pretty bad before the rain

even came.

Like there was wind and then there was

lightning and the wind was pretty intense.

And yeah,

it was it was and there was quite

a bit of lightning as well.

And the lightning,

the whole lightning thing is weird now,

too.

It's it's like lasting longer.

and like uh comes back too so like

the the thunder rumbles last longer much

longer and then it's like they're they're

going out the sound is going out and

then the sound starts it's like it hits

something and comes back and then like

reverberates for a very very long time

longer than i had ever noticed it before

um but and then there was a weird

fog that came in at four p.m right

before the storm hit and all that stuff

anyway midnight

The power goes out and this is after

the storm is done.

It's done.

Raining is done.

Storming all that power goes out.

And then it didn't come back on for

like another twelve to thirteen or so

hours afterwards,

even though like the storm was already

done.

And then the power went out.

They said it was I think the power

company said like tree interaction or tree

interference or something like that.

It was weird.

Anyway,

it was odd that the power went out

after the storm and the storm itself was

just odd.

And then somebody described the smell of

the exhaust.

That smell, uh, it was at Jerry said,

it smells like a combination of burned

rubber, smoking brakes and diesel exhaust.

And I, yeah, I think that's,

and then plus if you add in just

a little bit of like herbicide to it,

like that herbicide smell after like a

bunch of farms get done spraying,

you can kind of get that metallic smell

almost in the back of your sinuses.

You got that smell with that fog as

well.

Uh,

Um, other than that,

still garden producing tomatoes and

peppers and,

and cucumbers and things like that.

I need to go ahead and start clearing

stuff out and get ready for the fall

garden.

It's just a little bit early to actually

like plant the fall garden just yet.

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What else has happened?

Got my phones fixed.

So the right phone is the right number

now.

Everything's sorted out on that.

Did a test run earlier today.

So now we're good to go.

That's fixed and all that stuff.

Wife is pregnant.

So the first trimester, you know,

hormones and sickness and stuff like that

kind of working our way through.

So while she was taking a nap earlier

today,

I took the baby to the park and

Got to play at the park for a

while until some jerk came over,

started mowing,

and he started mowing right next to us.

They've got this big old park.

It's got baseball fields.

It's got an actual park.

And yeah,

he started mowing right next to us.

And then it's like that whole awkward

moment of like the boondocks,

the almost N-word moment.

Yeah.

Because the reason I'm about to have one

of those moments is because my

two-year-old daughter is here.

And the reason I'm not having the moment

is because my two-year-old daughter is

here.

So there were a lot of thoughts that

came through my mind all within like a

quarter of a second.

So we ended up just having to leave

the park,

which was fine because we had been there

for maybe two hours at that point anyway.

But other than that,

that's a pretty good day so far.

That's what's going on here, Dad.

Yeah,

it's funny because it's funny you bring up

the jerks out there because I'm seeing

more and more of them.

For example,

I had to run to the grocery store

yesterday.

Your mom, I mean,

she's been harvesting every single day.

And so, man, she I mean,

you name it, man.

She's been making like she makes this

fermented salsa, which is off the chain.

If she makes it the way I like

it.

I don't know what it is with women,

but they all seem to love vinegar potato

chips and stuff like that, man.

And the worse the vinegar tip flavor,

the more they love it.

And your mom is kind of that way

when it comes to fermented stuff.

So I'm like, okay,

let's get a fermentation on this thing,

but let's not get this thing where it's

just turning my head around.

Well, anyway,

I had to go to the store,

and I think I had to get a

couple of onions or something that we

didn't have.

And I didn't pick up at the farmer's

market, but anyway.

she ends up,

I ended up going there to go get

her some onions.

And while I'm there, I kid you not,

I took a picture of it.

I was going to put it on X,

but I just got finished doing a front

porch video about, you know,

it just didn't,

the timing just didn't seem right.

There is a guy,

there is a guy parked sideways.

And when you saw this idiot come out,

I was sitting there waiting.

I mean,

he just happened to come out right after

that.

He's parked sideways.

And I'm like, who does this?

Who does this?

I mean,

you see many double parkers out there,

but this idiot is sideways there.

As soon as he comes out the store

and he's going up there and he's pushing

it, I'm like, okay,

exactly the person I thought.

In so many ways,

and this ain't always true,

but a lot of times,

the bigger the truck,

the bigger the idiot.

And that's funny you say that in new

Boston Walmart,

there's this guy who chronically does

that.

Like if you bring it up to anybody

who lives around here, like, Hey,

have you guys seen that guy?

Quadruple park at the Walmart.

He's got this big old, it's big.

But it's like a busted down.

It looks like a turd on wheels,

a massive turd on wheels.

And he quadruple parks this thing.

And it's so busted down and ugly.

It like you see it and you don't

even get mad.

You just start laughing like this guy

thinks he can't scratch this thing.

Can't have anybody park next to this

thing.

He quadruple parks every single time I see

this truck there.

I've been seeing more and more of it,

though.

I mean, I've been seeing it.

It's like everybody forgot what the

passing lane on the interstate is for.

Now, I know a lot of hood rats.

It's the in thing now among hood rats.

when they're on the interstate to sit here

and get alongside a rig and just stay

there so nobody can pass.

It's like watching a hood rack cross a

crosswalk.

Same exact thing.

They'll actually slow down.

Okay, well,

some people are going to wind up watching

Death Race,

and then we're probably going to have some

different outcomes here because people are

honestly getting to the point.

I mean,

everybody is is hurting in a big way

you know when it comes to the cost

of everything out there and people i think

are going to start losing their cool when

it comes to a lot of the dumb

stuff that these idiots are doing like i

said you know just i mean they're going

to get run off the road they're going

to get ran over all this stuff is

going to happen man if things keep

spiraling out of control and judging by

what i'm seeing man i ain't seeing no

improvement so um

Yeah,

just make sure you get the right hood

rat if you decide to do that sort

of thing.

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All right.

So let me get on to the good

news.

Now,

everybody's going to think this ain't

necessarily good news,

but I'm calling it good news because I

love it when people screw over consumers

and they've been doing it for a long,

long time and they get busted because now

you can go out there and find something

that's worth it.

So check this out, son.

Your mom,

it was one of the first things she

told me this morning.

And you know those chips I like so

much, those Siete chips?

Yeah.

Turns out them, let me see here,

Good Health, Better Goods, Simply,

Boulder Canyon, Jackson's, Veggie.

I mean,

all these ones claiming that they're made

with avocado oil.

Well,

the University of California in Davis

recently did a study and found out that

forty eight out of the fifty four products

claiming to have avocado oil on the as

a sole ingredient failed the authenticity

test.

And Siete is one of them.

And that burns me up.

I'm a write them a nasty little nasty

gram and ask them if they would like

to come on the show and, you know,

account for themselves,

because there are people out there like me

that

eat their products,

And now all of a sudden I'm finding

out you got some rancid garbage in there

that ain't even avocado oil.

And then the other one, which, man,

I wish I had the name of, oh,

Primal Kitchen.

Used to be owned by Mark Sisson.

I used to use their dressing.

Ain't doing it no more.

I'm going back to Bragg's.

Or I'll just make it myself because it's

not like I don't know how to do

that and make it much better than anything

you can hope to buy.

But anyway, they're one of them too.

So it's really aggravating to me.

And this is why I'm calling this a

good news story,

because anybody that uses these products,

either boycott them,

write them a nasty gram,

let them know what time it is.

And then what was it?

Seventy one percent of all the mayonnaise

is out there.

And one hundred percent of the salad

dressings were inconsistent with authentic

avocado and contaminant.

And they were contaminated with other

oils, everything but avocado oil.

So it's a bunch of greenwashing is what

you get down to that kettle brand.

There's a number of others out there.

I mean, it's kind of,

it's a short list.

Honestly,

when you get down to brass tacks here,

when forty eight out of fifty four,

are you kidding me?

We have only six on the market that

actually, I mean, that are actually legit.

What were the six that were legit?

Did they say?

Yeah, they had them down here.

Man, I find it hard to believe this,

but they're saying products that fully

matched authenticity.

The avocado profile was Grove Avoye Mayo

Sauce, Grove Avoye Garlic Aioli,

and one lot of the lesser evil...

moon onions, onion rings,

and believe this or not,

simply Frito-Lay Tostitos avocado oil

tortilla chips were legit.

Now, Frito-Lay,

you think they're using non-GMO corn?

So pick your poison.

But also,

Frito-Lay is probably doing all the

packaging and probably the food processing

for these other corporations too.

It's not surprising to me that if one

of them fails,

that a bunch of them fail.

Because a lot of them are all,

even though they might be competing what

seems to be competing brands,

they're all produced and processed in the

same facilities and stuff.

That's why you get the packaging on the

back like...

uh,

process in the same facility as like tree

nuts.

And you get the warning that, Hey,

there might be tree nuts or peanuts or

allergens and things like that.

Um, man, that siete though, they're,

they're messing with dad's emotions on

that.

Well, you got that right.

So I'm gonna,

I was sitting here figuring it out.

Okay.

Well,

we got plenty of potatoes that we grew.

Maybe I'll just make my own potatoes if

I want them that bad potato chips or,

uh,

I mean,

that really burns me up in a big

way because there's people out there that

are trying to be as health conscious as

they can.

And you are downright lying.

I'm hoping there's a massive lawsuit and

they all go out of business.

Siete, like you said, and son,

I can speak to that because I've been

an industrial electrician for a long,

long time.

I can't even begin to tell you how

many food manufacturing facilities I've

worked at.

Folks, let me just say this.

There is a reason why I will not

eat a McDonald's hamburger.

I've worked, you know,

there's places like Lopez Food in Oklahoma

City where they make a lot of those

patties.

And when you see how it's made,

or Unilever,

I worked in there outside of Independence,

Missouri.

All that wishbone salad dressing,

all the Lipton tea, all that stuff,

I saw how it's made.

There's a reason why you should never,

ever, ever use any of that junk.

I mean...

Yeah,

I know there's American jobs out there,

but everything they're putting in that

product, I've seen it all.

It's junk.

Now, the manufacturing standards,

I won't say anything against that.

I mean, they're up to snuff on that.

I mean,

there's not rats or anything running

around.

They definitely keep the place clean.

But this is the kind of thing that

absolutely, positively... Yeah,

you ain't lying, son.

It's messing with my emotions in a big

way, but...

You know what the market,

a free market always provides.

So if there's anybody out there that's

enterprising that wants to get in this

space, maybe you start small.

I mean,

there's a lady like Poppy's Popcorn here

in Asheville.

She started off as a,

was just trying to find a good alternative

for her children.

Next thing you know, I mean,

she's selling this stuff in every grocery

store around here and she is absolutely

crazy about her, about her products.

So Nancy says, yeah,

Hammond's Mayo has bioengineered products

and unbelievable.

Now, I wonder if the,

I wonder if the,

those individual companies even knew that

they had tainted oil.

I wonder if they were all buying the

same oil from the same place,

and that manufacturer of the avocado oil

itself is the one that was cutting it

with less good oil or just rancid bad

oil.

I wonder if they were cutting it,

selling it to these other people,

selling it as avocado oil,

and then the manufacturers themselves

maybe never even tested it.

I don't know how often they do test

it,

but I wonder if they even knew that

they were getting crappy oil.

Well, that's exactly why you should have,

you know,

I remember working at Rainbow Bread in,

it was also in Oklahoma City,

worked in their factory.

And before any bread goes out of that

factory, they have these massive magnets.

that if there's any shards of any metal

of any of it, I mean,

it'll pull it right through the bread and

the bread gets chucked off to the side.

I mean, there is a reason you have,

you know, quality control.

I've worked as a quality control guy in

the electrical trade.

QA, QC,

there's a reason why you got all that.

So there should be people,

they got the kind of money where you

should be doing testing,

batch testing to find out whether or not,

and when you look at this study,

they didn't just get one bag off the

shelf.

They did it for months and months and

months.

So they can't even claim they can't.

Yeah, they did this over.

I mean,

they were like buying another bag every

month and they knew they had different

lots.

So they were well aware or they should

have been that the product they were

selling was complete garbage.

They did a Walmart.

They did a Walmart.

Like, yeah,

go ahead and go ahead and keep shoplifting

until we get that felony charge.

And then you won't be shoplifting anymore.

There you go.

There you go.

So the next good news story and folks,

I'm saying that's good news because I

mean,

You know what?

It had me over here figuring out how

do I make my own potato chips?

I mean, I got plenty of potatoes.

Masa chips are made with tallow.

See, I've heard about those masa chips.

I've had another one where these chips

were made out of beef tallow.

It was another brand.

And I bought like ten bags of these

things online.

They were the worst tasting chips I ever

had in my life.

Now,

I've heard Tucker Carlson and a number of

others say that these masa chips were

really, really good.

i might have to give them a shot

i mean beef tallow i can do that

but you know that's what we used to

do when i worked in the butcher shop

we had a little place out back we'd

sit here and spiral cut these uh potatoes

and then cook them in the beef tallow

that we just got off of the animals

we processed so

I mean, this can be done.

There was a time where all of McDonald's

fries were done in beef tallow.

And folks, yeah,

I'm going to have to look into that

masa chips, man.

They weren't on this list,

so you might have something there.

I'll definitely check them out.

In fact,

let me go ahead and write that down.

Michelle, if you listen,

can you please order some masa chips?

Aren't masa chips just tortilla chips?

Isn't that the same thing?

Yeah, but Siete tortilla chips,

I was buying those.

I mean, is masa the brand of them?

Yeah.

Oh, okay.

Gotcha.

Yeah.

Masa.

Yeah.

That, yeah.

I, I see what you're saying,

but then plan B is, you know,

to do with a lot of upscale places.

I know where I, you know,

get some masa.

I got masa.

I can make some tortillas of my own

and, uh,

all you do is just chop them up

and then deep fry them or something.

Then you got,

you got yourself that there's a lot of

work to go through, but you know, I,

I agree with Michael Pollan.

You should allow to be anything you want.

as long as you make it.

I fully agree with that.

So anyway, I mean, obviously,

I wouldn't make a habit of going on

an all-sugar diet,

but I think you get the point.

All right, so the next good news here,

plant diversity in diet shifts gut

bacteria in six weeks, this study finds.

Okay, the reason why I'm bringing this up,

I just had my gut studied a little

bit ago.

And one of the issues that was in

there, and I'm hopefully,

I'm working with a guy from a company

called Kraft Microbiotics.

Kraft Micro, man, whatever it is.

Anyway, this guy took my test.

And he gave me the analysis of it.

And it turns out that I have like

a dreadfully low number,

or at least back when I did the

test,

a dreadfully low number of bifidobacteria.

That is very, very, very, very important,

y'all.

Bifidobacteria in your gut for everything.

So we're working on,

and so I'm looking at ways in my

diet to increase my bifidobacteria.

And there's a number of things you can

do.

Obviously,

diet would help fermented food to a

certain extent.

Make sure you get your fiber and all

the stuff you need there.

Check, check, check, check, check.

That's why I wanted to make sure.

Um, I pointed out this study,

plant diversity and diet shifts,

gut bacteria.

So what they did,

they had one group get basically every

color of food to put in a salad

one way or the other.

It didn't matter.

I mean, turmeric, the whole nine yards,

man, he put blueberries.

It didn't matter if it was under the

rainbow, man, they put it in the salad.

And then they had a control group where

they didn't do anything.

And then there was another group where

they gave them pills that were supposed to

help the gut, you know,

with microorganisms.

And far and away,

the natural food by far and away

out-competed all the others.

So the moral to the story is there

is a reason why you fermented food every

single day, y'all.

And this study is basically confirming it.

So look,

your gut truly is your second brain.

You say you got a gut feeling.

Well, that's where it's coming from.

And so you want to stay on top

of that stuff.

Eat fermented food.

I mean,

there's a whole kaleidoscope out there.

It's even going to be light years better

if it's food that you source from your

own property or very close to you,

because then it's going to be more adapted

to you.

Getting stuff that came from a thousand

miles away is not going to be as

helpful to you at all.

So that's why you want to try to

do this stuff.

It's so easy to ferment stuff.

I mean, honestly, folks,

it comes down to putting it in a

jar, crush it up a little bit,

add some salt and water.

That's really all you got to do.

And when it comes from your place,

it's going to be even more power packed.

So that's why I wanted to touch that

article.

And then finally,

this one doesn't have anything to do with

health,

but I am calling it a good news

story.

So top U.S.

general urges the White House to end the

conflict in Iran.

Reports are staying.

So you get the chairman of the Joint

Chief of Staff, Dan Cain.

Yeah,

a lot of people say bad things about

this guy, but you know what?

If we had a Curtis LeMay in there

right now, I mean a complete psychopath.

In fact,

most of the people that were on the

Joint Chiefs of Staff following World War

II were absolute nut job psychopaths.

Absolutely.

And Curtis LeMay, chief among them.

There's a reason why they called him Bombs

Away LeMay.

Yeah,

he was a war genius from the sky.

But, you know, in garrison,

the guy was a complete nut job.

Anyway, I'm glad to hear that.

And this story has been coming out for

a while that General Kane,

which they'll probably make him resign

since this hit the light of day.

He's basically saying, look,

we got no way to continue this war.

I mean,

the world just got a shot over the

bow saying that the United States is all

but helpless because we have no defensive

missiles.

We've used everything up for the most

part.

There is nothing else we can do.

Yeah, it's what it is.

So I'm calling that good news because now

we have somebody in the higher echelons as

the chairman of the Joint Chiefs

that's actually coming out leaking it

somehow to say, look, we're going to,

we're going to send troops over here to

die for what?

How many, how many people do you know,

son that are of draft age that would

almost be put in another meat grinder?

Um, yeah.

And I don't know anybody who's down to

go either.

You know what I mean?

Like with, with after nine,

you knew people who were like, yeah,

let's go.

But with this,

I don't know anybody who's down to go.

You know,

there's always going to be those ones.

I mean,

there's going to be people out there.

If this happens,

I made the prediction on this show.

I said, I will promise you,

mark my words,

if we wind up going to a full-scale

war with boots on the ground over there,

you will find MAGA mothers who will brag

about the fact that their child was

murdered in defense of Israel.

I promise you that will happen.

and they're complete lunatics i mean

apparently you haven't gotten a memo on

what's actually happening over there you

got to quit quit watching the fox news

bubble but mark my words you will see

parents and grandparents that will

absolutely play up the gold star mom thing

for for war that is completely unnecessary

so just hold on to your hat for

that unfortunately i i think i'm going to

be right

Yeah, so anyway,

I'm calling that good news.

We don't have anything from Eric.

I mean,

he's running like a chicken with his head

cut off in a big, big way,

and I can completely understand.

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All right, so I wanted to talk about,

there was a, oh shoot,

there was a podcast just recently.

And they were talking about all the jobs

that were going to go away,

all the things that are going to go

away in the near future.

And believe it or not,

a lot of these white collar jobs, folks,

I hate to tell you this,

but you're going to be on the chopping

block.

I mean,

if you don't get dirty for a living,

if you don't live in a micro video,

if that's not the kind of work you

do,

there's a high probability that whatever

you're doing could be outsourced.

And sadly,

I'm even talking about like the truckers

out there.

Um, these,

that's part of why they want this six

G as part of why they want this

AI.

I mean, they have every,

I heard an interview with Tucker Carlson

talking to kim.com last night.

It was a short interview,

only thirty minutes.

Look,

I don't recommend everybody go listen to

that depending on your temperament or

disposition because this dude brought up

the grimest of all grim possibilities of

where all this AI stuff is going.

So, you know,

I wanted to put to work because they're

talking about all the jobs that are going

to be lost.

But let me tell you about the jobs

that AI can't do and can't do for

the foreseeable future.

So that's what we're going to discuss

right now.

If any kind of clerical thing, you know,

you better be looking for an off ramp

in a big, big way.

Any kind of thing where you think you're

going to be safe,

even a lot of the MDs out there

that thinks MD stands for medical deity,

a lot of these people in the medical

space, guess what?

You're probably going to have one doctor

with an aid of AI doing the work

of maybe twenty of you people.

So maybe doctors aren't so plentiful out

there.

Unless you're a natural doc,

unless you're a naturopath,

unless you're a chiropractor,

But if you're one of these people that

just pushes pills out here, yep,

you're probably going to go by the

wayside.

So right off the bat,

I'm going to bring up, obviously,

the trade that I'm most acquainted with

and the one I know very well,

and that's electrical and mechanical

troubleshooting.

Look, AI can diagnose possibilities.

But still, somebody has to go in there,

run the conduit, pull the wire,

trace it back to the panel,

turn the wrench, find the failure,

and then somehow make the repair.

You've got to have somebody to do all

that.

And when it comes to the electrical space,

I'll tell you what.

There's a whole lot of people out there

that will fool around with plumbing.

There's a whole lot of people out there

that will fool around with carpentry and a

lot of the other trades, painting,

obviously, and a number of others.

But when you got a chance to get

in Kentucky fried,

there's a whole lot of people that are

going to call somebody like me.

And it's not going to be some person

just doing office work.

I mean, whatever the case may be,

you got a problem.

You're going to call somebody that knows

how to physically do this work.

You might, yeah, that person,

whether it's an HVAC person or whatever

the case may be,

might use AI to help you diagnose the

problem.

Lord knows I did it recently on the

freezer in the fridge I had a problem

with.

Helped use AI,

but at the end of the day,

I had to be the one to install

it.

So anyway, that's my number one.

Uh,

my number one is actually a job created

because of AI and it's a AI prompt,

prompt generator.

A prompt is what you type into the

little chat bar.

Uh,

to send it something,

to ask it something or to have it

do something.

That's what the prompt is.

But it's AI is only as powerful as

your prompt for the most part,

like the AI that we have access to.

It's only as powerful as prompt is only

as useful as your prompt.

So if you can't develop a good questions,

I'll just use the word question instead of

prompt.

If you can't develop good questions or

word your questions correctly,

then you're not going to get the answers

that you're trying to find using the chat

GPT.

This is a whole category, like for more,

um,

I would say complicated questions or more

questions that ChatGPT or whatever other

AI might not necessarily want to answer.

correctly um you can that that's like a

whole job or a consultant opportunity that

somebody could do is how to create these

good ai prompts and stuff like that uh

because you can get ai i'm trying to

figure out a way to say this on

youtube um you can get chat gpt to

answer question questions that is told not

to answer or you can get it to

answer it honestly that is told not to

answer honestly

You can get it to do that depending

on your prompt, if you word it correctly.

Like if you make things like a

hypothetical or imaginary or you live in a

world where these categories exist or

these points exist,

then you can get an honest and truthful

answer sometimes.

So keep that in mind.

AI prompt generator.

Your answers are going to be dictated by

how good your prompt is.

And believe it or not, there's a whole...

I mean,

you can take classes on creating AI

prompts and stuff,

like creating good prompts.

Even Mike Adams has gone off on rants

of talking about learning how to create

good prompts for AI.

So on to you, Dan.

I'm going to tell you another big

moneymaker out there.

And a lot of people,

Mike Rowe even talked about this before,

but this is another one of those things

that you're never going to have.

You're never going to be able to have

a mechanical means or a AI to be

able to do it.

And I know there's a lot of enmity

a lot of times between plumbers and

electricians.

I'm not in that camp.

I don't play that game.

But plumbers and pipe fitters,

I'm telling you what,

when a pipe blows up at two a.m.

And I don't care where it is.

You got to have a plumber.

And you don't care how sophisticated AI is

going to be.

And you ain't going to troubleshoot it

with AI.

Got news for you.

Ain't going to happen.

But a plumber is going to go in

there and they're going to get this stuff

lotty-dotty everybody in the fastest.

I mean, when it happens,

you need things done immediately because

you got water or sewage or a combination

of both.

I mean,

I'm also going to throw in there septic

tank people.

I mean, at the end of the day,

if you've got to have somebody come out

and pump your septic,

got to know who it is,

got to know where it is.

I mean, that's not something.

If you'll see something here,

a lot of what I'm going to be

talking about are hands-on jobs.

And I got news for you.

All these jobs pay very well.

And, son, I should point out,

because before we went live here,

I don't know,

about an hour and a half ago,

I was looking at the electrical job board.

Now, I'm a union electrician.

They are begging.

begging for help everywhere in this

country they are absolutely falling over

themselves offering all kinds of

incentives to get somebody to come out

here and go to work

Now,

I don't know what the scale is in

Kansas City,

but I'm guessing somewhere it's probably

fifty, I don't know,

maybe fifty or sixty bucks an hour is

what you get on your check.

And then another, I don't know,

five bucks into your vacation fund or

holiday fund, whatever the case may be.

I mean, you're making nice money.

And even in these times, and of course,

you know,

most of the dopes out there in the

trade are going to turn back around and

just go buy a new truck over and

over and over instead of getting yourself

out of the rat race.

But anyway, plumbers are the same way,

man.

You got a plumbing problem, man.

You're commanding,

especially when this stuff goes off on the

weekends,

because now you're being charged double

time and it ain't like you can wait

an electrical thing.

You might be able to wait till Monday.

Plumbing, you got to get it done now,

nephew.

But anyway,

there are so many jobs right now in

the electrical trade begging for all of

the help they can possibly get so the

jobs do exist.

Yeah.

I mean, my next one,

since we just had one working not too

far away from us, linemen.

AI ain't going to go out there at

midnight to go fix the lines or anything

like that.

Also,

I don't even know how AI would physically

do that.

I mean, I think any kind of trade,

any kind of like physically having to do

something like, OK,

I think one of the arguments of I

saw this on YouTube not too long ago,

somebody saying, oh,

they were making the argument that AI is

actually going to be

taking away from the trades of the,

like the jobs of the tradesmen and stuff

like that.

And they were showing this example of this

three D printer, uh, concrete,

like three D printed concrete for walls of

a house.

But if you zoomed out just a little

bit,

you saw the guy following the printer with

the remote control driving and everything

and troubleshooting it.

One thing that a lot of people don't

understand with these three D printers is

that there's a lot of troubleshooting.

There's a lot of error.

There's a lot of issues with three D

printers, uh,

that they don't show you on whatever

you're looking at,

whether it be video content or podcasts or

audio content, whatever it may be.

They don't really go into detail of how

many times there's troubleshooting and

diagnostics and issues with some of these

three D printers.

They typically just show you,

because unless you're into three D

printing,

that doesn't really mean anything to you.

Typically what they show to you are like

the cool little neat projects that they're

making with the three D printers.

That's just an example of like, um,

like these AI driven machines still need

some sort of technician or maintenance or

operator or something like that to be a

part of it.

So even if AI does take an aspect

of a job,

Chances are with these types of jobs,

there's going to be some new job created

because of that.

So I'm sure there was a similar panic

with carpenters whenever the pneumatic air

gun came out.

They're like, oh, well,

we need a lot less framers now that

we can drive thousands of nails in a

relatively short period of time.

But yeah, there's another safe job.

I guess I got off the rails a

little bit, but linemen.

That's something that AI is nowhere near

taking over.

Yeah, Seek to Find says,

Southern Oregon electrician

apprenticeships have waiting lists.

Good culture out here.

Yeah,

I've worked with a lot of good hands

from out of Oregon,

really capable people out there.

And I love how you guys don't cut

corners.

There's a lot of places.

I mean,

especially the further south you go,

the more they cut corners.

The places up north, man,

they don't play that game.

In fact,

I remember working in Massachusetts one

time,

And they're like, hey, man,

take your time.

Do it right.

We don't play this.

Just throw it up in the ceiling kind

of stuff.

I'm like, well,

you're talking to the right guy, man.

I like the way you roll there.

Homestead twins.

Yeah.

Try to convince your wife to live in

that concrete turd house.

That's exactly what it looks like.

Exactly.

They're going to say, yeah,

I don't think so.

Look, I could also say, you know,

to come full circle because I want to

cover some other things too.

I've covered electricians and plumbers,

but I'm going to say any building trades

or any trade with your hands,

and I'm talking like welding and

fabrication, carpentry,

any kind of construction,

small engine repair,

any of those things an AI cannot do.

But my number three is going to be

This is going to seem pretty self-evident,

but I'm going to say growing food.

At the end of the day, yeah,

AI can tell you through an app or

whatever, hey,

now it's time to plant tomatoes.

Or, hey,

you've got to deal with this pest.

Or you've got this whatever the case may

be, but I'll tell you what,

they can't go out there and pick it.

And I know there are people out there

saying, well, we're getting to the point.

Do you want to eat that stuff?

I mean, what we're finding out,

what we talked about at the top of

the show,

talking about all the nasty stuff that's

going on,

anything that has any tie to Bill Gates,

I don't want to eat it.

So...

I'm talking like growing food in a big,

big way.

You got to deal with pests.

You got to produce an actual harvest that

people can eat.

I've never seen so many people at the

farmer's market as of late.

And so that's a good thing to see.

So I think people are starting to get

the menu.

And by the way, like,

I don't mean to go backwards here,

but also look, y'all mayonnaise.

If you got to have it,

it's pretty darn easy to make.

You just need eggs, oil, and salt,

and a little bit of a lemon and,

And you can make better mayonnaise than

you could ever hope to buy.

So if you're worried about the oil that

they're giving you there,

try to make some of that stuff at

home.

But that takes me right back to growing

food, whether it's value-added products.

Maybe you make a mayonnaise that has

actual legit stuff in there.

You're looking for a business?

Look,

anybody can go out here and make some

potato chips that are legit.

Okay, start craft.

Start small.

Start responsibly.

Use good ingredients.

Let people check it out.

Same thing with the mayo.

I mean,

there is opportunity out here in a big,

big way, and AI can't fill it.

You know,

you guys want a job idea real quick

or just an entrepreneur idea?

Sell regular potato chips.

Don't even change anything about the

potato chips.

Just fill up the bag.

If you fill up the bag,

people will lose their minds and buy your

potato.

They don't even have to taste better.

Just fill up the bag.

That's a good point, man.

That's the thing that's been the

shrinkflation that they got going on has

been burning me up one side and down

the other.

But you know what?

Hey,

that's why I'm saying it's a good news

thing because I'll just start making my

own.

Now,

I will offer a little bit pushback or

I guess refine more on the growing food

part.

So if you're doing the large scale

monocrop system with a lot of automated

machines like the satellite driven

combines and cultivators and stuff like

that,

then that is a job that I could

take over.

But if you're doing responsible

stewardship,

if you're doing responsible animal

husbandry,

That's a job that AI can't take over.

So if you're doing the mining,

that's a job that AI can take over.

If you're doing actual farming and growing

food and building soil and things like

that, that's something AI can't take over.

Um, my next one is again,

something that AI kind of created, but,

uh,

Creating a business or a consultancy or

whatever it may be,

creating something that teaches other

businesses and other companies how to

integrate AI into their business in an

ethical manner.

You were talking about some of the clerk

stuff earlier.

For small businesses especially,

this is before the hiring of a bunch

of other people.

How can I integrate AI to make this

small business more efficient?

Or the small businesses in...

some downtown areas,

like some quaint downtown areas,

how can those businesses use AI to help

keep them in business?

Because the businesses here in DeKalb,

we have technically a downtown,

but I'm sure none of those businesses

downtown are thriving.

I'm quite sure that most of them are

barely making it every single month.

So I wonder if there's a way that

they can integrate AI in order to increase

profits there.

but still remain like ethical and things

like that.

So on to you, Dan.

Yeah, Ken and Amy says, yeah,

AI is not going to move a fence

for my sheep.

Exactly right.

Unless, you know,

the only time I could see that even

work is like William's talking about in a

big CAFO operation.

That's the, now that's a place where,

you know,

where they're doing pigs and chickens and

stuff like that.

And probably to a,

to some degree or another cows in these

feedlots.

Yeah.

AI could absolutely positively do that

sort of thing,

but I don't want to be a part

of that whole system anyway.

So yeah.

Speaking of that, here's another one that,

I mean, son, you were there.

I was trying to give away butcher classes.

Twenty years ago and we couldn't get

anybody to show up.

And now everybody wants one, but you,

you want, I mean,

we're talking about if you were to have

a butcher shop and like here in North

Carolina, you can get state licensure.

It just can't cross the state lines

because,

Well, guess what?

I don't obey unjust laws.

So if you're in Tennessee and you want

to buy something that I produce,

come and get it.

Or, you know,

some of the stuff I do on the

– or maybe I allegedly do stuff on

the side where maybe I process a person's

cow and, you know,

I – you –

I just gave it to you back under,

I borrowed your cow and I just gave

it to you back under plastic.

You know,

there's a bunch of different ways you can

go about this.

I don't obey unjust laws.

I don't care who makes them.

I don't care what the rules are.

Look,

they're listening and recording everything

we say right now.

I don't obey unjust moronic and stupid

laws.

So if you tell me I can't take

this milk across the border, oh, well,

guess I'll be an outlaw.

But that goes right back to butchering and

food preservation.

I mean,

even if all you did was just come

out of retirement long enough to go

process deer during hunting season,

let's say, you know, work out a really,

really awesome way to value add that

product, you know,

summer sausages and things like that.

I'm not a big fan of the things

that come out of those processing houses

because I know what they use in it.

I would rather do it myself,

put legit ingredients in there.

And, you know,

because you want to get that product out

of the door to the customer and

They're using a lot of,

they're cut a lot of corners that I

don't do.

So maybe you go out there and you

become really,

really good at processing animals and you

can do custom butchery and give it back

to them, be an honest butcher,

give them back what they're supposed to.

And there's a whole lot of other things

that you could keep on the back end

of that.

Let's say you process a cow.

Well, there's a whole lot of,

most people do not want the fat coming

off the cow.

I kid you not.

Well,

what were we just talking about a minute

ago?

Huh,

maybe I got a buddy down the road

who has a potato chip business,

and all of a sudden he wants some

beef tallow.

I mean,

the problem is the solution is so many

different ways.

So, yeah,

there's another career out there.

Yeah, it's a little bit bloody,

pun intended.

But at the end of the day, y'all,

we're going to all have to do some

pretty uncomfortable things to put bread

on the table in these times.

Yeah.

My next one.

And because the title of this is Ten

Skills That Would Become More Valuable

Because of AI,

I didn't stick to just jobs.

I thought of skills that might not or

may, depending on how you use it,

that may...

you know, benefit you.

So the next one I have is then

this is like a group of them,

but pattern recognition,

spotting BS and discernment.

That's something that AI can't do.

It can't necessarily, I mean,

it can fact check to the extent that

it was told to within the parameters that

it was told to pattern recognition, maybe,

but I mean,

that's only if you know what patterns

you're looking for to begin with,

you're not going to discover anything.

any new patterns potentially using ai and

then also discernment like the gut feeling

that dad was talking about earlier ai

doesn't have a gut feeling so uh as

far as like decision making and and things

like that i mean that's that's a skill

that you should learn on your own and

you can't rely on ai i know a

lot of people are going to ai using

it as like a

Google on steroids and basing all of their

decisions based off AI,

whether it be farming and homesteading,

which, again,

you're going to get the conventional

answer from most AI platforms or whether

it be anything else.

People are consulting this Oracle and have

no sense of discernment when consulting

this Oracle.

So.

Keep that in mind.

Those are those are skills that I think

if you are going to use AI is

paramount that you use because you need to

know how to use it to use it.

You need to know how to understand when

it's lying and things like that or

understand the pattern in which like, oh,

if I ask this question,

then it responds like this.

Maybe ask this question this way so I

can get a truthful answer from this AI

and it'll actually be beneficial to me.

Man,

you've got that Yuval Noah Harari man out

there saying that basically churches and

stuff will be completely AI.

I wonder how many so-called pastors in the

pulpit are using AI to write sermons.

You better get a physical copy.

There's some changes already being made.

You better get a physical copy.

I'm betting money that there's pastors or

people calling themselves pastors,

I guess you can call them hirelings,

that are probably using AI to do this

anyway.

I mean, that ain't cool.

All right, y'all.

Real quick, on that note,

I guarantee you there's pastors using AI

to produce or create their sermons.

I know this because before this whole AI

boom and everything,

pastors were using other pastors' sermons.

Yes.

to teach at their church.

It was like,

even though this church is unaffiliated

with this other church,

they were copying this church's pattern,

uh,

sermons and then just using it at this

church because they liked this other

church.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I've heard about that sort of thing,

or they got a book of, uh,

you know,

of different things they can pull out.

Yeah.

Not exactly being led by the spirit, huh?

Anyway.

Um, the last one,

the last one I'm going to talk about

here is equipment, a small engine repair.

I kind of touched on it a little

bit early,

but I wanted to go into it a

little bit more.

At the end of the day,

there's going to be people out there that

have tractors, chainsaws, generators,

tillers, pumps.

And then you got people like Darren from

Hacks for the Homesteader who can fix

every last one of them,

doesn't need a manual,

doesn't need any of that stuff.

And all these machines eventually break

down.

And people got more time than money for

the most part.

They don't have time to go out here

and spend six hundred bucks on a new

chainsaw.

But they may be able to squeeze together

sixty to a hundred bucks to take it

down to the repair person in town.

In fact, my weed eater,

I got three weed eaters,

all of them Echos,

and I take them to get serviced in

town because it saves me time.

I mean,

I could easily change the spark plugs and

stuff like that and the filter and all

that other stuff.

It's just a loss of money for me

to even have to fool with that when

I can take it into them.

But AI is never going to be able

to do that stuff.

So you got a chainsaw.

And these days, man, I was,

I couldn't even believe what they want for

Husqvarna chainsaw.

You know, we got one down there.

I can't even, man, I've had cars.

It didn't cost that much.

I mean, I'm dead serious.

I mean,

I have driven cars that didn't cost as

much as some of this stuff out here

right now.

I've got more money in chainsaws and weed

eaters than I do vehicles.

Yeah, that's a fact.

I mean,

and that tells me also your priorities are

more in line.

I mean, tillers, pumps, all those things,

man, they break.

And AI, yeah,

you may be able to use AI or

you may be one of these people that

came from a career field where you have

absolutely no idea.

Maybe you want to mess with it as

a hobby.

Sooner or later,

you're going to go to somebody like Darren

and say, look, this thing ain't work.

I don't care what it is.

He will get it working again.

No doubt about it.

I've seen him do it.

So maybe getting a little bit of skill

in that area.

You could even, I mean,

you could have a little side business

doing that kind of stuff,

but there's a lot of tankers out there

to get off on, you know,

working on this sort of thing.

So that might be something for you as

well.

So that's my last one.

What do you got, son?

Um,

Real quick,

I'll say one of them real quick is

public speaking.

AI is still in that weird, uncanny,

I think it's called the uncanny valley or

something like that.

But as soon as you see it,

you recognize it as AI and it's

disturbing.

I don't think humans like hearing

information or being told information from

the AI.

So public speaking, even if you have AI,

like generate the script and stuff like

that,

People still prefer hearing it from a

human voice.

And then my last one,

last one is a chef slash cooking skills.

That's something that AI is still not

going to know how to do.

It knows how to assemble food,

but doesn't know how to taste good or

doesn't know how to tweak certain

ingredients.

It has no sense of taste.

It has no way to taste.

Whereas like a chef or cook or whatever

does and knows how to cook.

I mean,

could you imagine the nightmare of

creating like an AI robot to be able

to cook food,

even if it's just from a set menu?

Wait till wait.

You know what will destroy that machine?

Saturday brunch moms,

Saturday soccer brunch moms.

That's what's going to destroy that

machine.

As soon as it gets all the variations

it needs to make to all these meals,

it's done.

It's going to overheat and it's going to

fry and die on the spot.

But yeah, cooking, chef jobs,

stuff like that.

That's all safe.

It's funny you mention that because this

weekend, your mom and I, as of late,

I try to take her somewhere for breakfast

one day a week.

And we've been trying.

Asheville's got so many different places

around here.

We'll go there in the morning to avoid

any weirdos and stuff like that.

And it was funny exactly what you were

saying there.

We're waiting in line to get up here.

Supposedly this place has real good

biscuits.

And of course, being a Southern boy,

that's, you know, biscuits are my thing.

So going in there, waiting in line,

and I was sitting there joking with your

mom.

I said, watch every woman up there.

This menu had like just a handful of

items on there.

There ain't no questions to ask.

There ain't no questions to ask.

I said, no, watch,

watch every woman that goes up there.

Ladies, sorry,

but this is a woman can't just order

anything.

Your mom's the same way.

She won't just get something from the

menu.

They'll have to tweak it some kind of

way.

The guy will say, just, yeah,

give me the cheeseburger, put whatever,

whatever on it.

A woman will be like,

they got to have it special.

There's got to be something different

about it.

But I went into this coffee shop and

it happened to me there.

This girl's asking for the thing on the

menu and asking,

can you do this and this and don't

do this?

And I'm like, girl,

can you please just get the doggone

coffee?

And go there.

And like I said,

there ain't but a handful of things on

this menu.

And every one of them got up there

wanting to change things or, you know.

Then again, there was this woman,

this savage sitting next to us, man.

I had never seen somebody inhale food like

she was ravaging the countryside

unchecked.

Like I've never seen anybody just scarf

down food like this.

Like she hadn't eaten in a week.

But then again, this is Asheville.

You said it like she was a swarm

of locusts.

I've never seen anything like it, man.

Your mom got a biscuit sandwich and I

got a biscuit sandwich.

And then the way the scene was is

they were sitting right next to us.

She's over there.

She devoured whatever this salad was,

and I'm not even sure she used the

fork.

I'm sitting here watching this spectacle,

and I'm like, okay, this is entertaining.

And then she rips apart this biscuit like

a monkey threw a cupcake,

and then the guy sitting across from her,

he took his biscuit.

I mean,

she was all tatted up in the whole

nine yards.

She took like half.

He's sitting there looking.

And, of course,

he's a nutless wonder here in Asheville.

She's sitting here taking his biscuit like

it's cut in half, got butter on it.

She snatches up half his biscuit like do

something.

I'm dead serious.

He got cucked out of a biscuit.

She didn't even say, hey,

you're going to eat that other half of

that biscuit.

She just reached over there,

took the biscuit.

And of course, I'm enjoying this.

I'm like, OK,

this bull's just sitting there like he's

just their jaw gape.

I mean, just slack jawed and like,

what just happened here?

Anyway, yeah,

I didn't expect to end this podcast

talking about that.

But, hey, man, it is what it is.

All right, y'all,

I want to thank you all for your

support.

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They're playing games on YouTube.

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