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Oh, yeah.

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I guess it's Labor Day.

Yeah,

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All right, son, it's Monday.

How are you doing?

Pretty good.

Yeah,

I didn't know it was Labor Day until

today.

And what was funny is that the trash

truck still came.

I thought they were going to be off

today, but I guess not.

Well,

government workers do what I used to work

for the government and they have sometimes

what's called an in lieu of day,

meaning that the ones who are working on

Monday probably had off on Friday.

And if the holidays on a Friday,

they may have off on Monday.

That way they can keep

things moving,

although it usually is a complete doggone

mess.

That's one thing I guess you could say

from the government, you know,

working in the government, man,

you have so many doggone paid holidays and

days off and the whole nine yards.

But when you do a job that you

don't feel like you need a vacation from,

it's not a big deal.

Honestly, son, working for the government,

I remember my first day, you know,

I'm a IBEW electrician.

And when I took this job at the

Leavenworth VA,

The first week I'm telling your mom, man,

they are going to,

there ain't no way they're going to keep

me there.

No way.

Absolutely.

No how.

And she's like, why?

I'm like,

I haven't done anything all week.

I remember this.

I remember thinking they got two other

people calling themselves electricians.

Neither one of them were really, they,

they would not make it in the real

world.

Like they got two other guys up there

and we just stand around all day.

We don't even do anything.

It took me a little while longer to

figure out that that's just how it works

in the government, man.

Honestly, if I'm honest about it,

seriously, I might have done,

in the course of a week working for

Uncle Sam, at least in that capacity,

I might have done two hours of work

in a forty-hour work week.

And that was – I mean,

it was crazy.

You spend – it did open up a

lot of opportunity for me to educate

myself, which is what I did, you know,

whenever I wasn't hanging out with those

yahoos or going fishing or something down

there by the river.

But –

I mean, wow.

Yeah.

Anyway, you know, you know,

it's hold on real quick.

You know,

it's better than getting paid by the

government or working for the government,

being a contractor that gets paid by the

government.

There was,

I have a buddy that works over at

red river and he was telling me about

some of these deals that they've made.

Like the red river has made with these

contractors and it's like,

they're paying five to six to ten times

what the job is actually worth.

And to this day,

some of those jobs still have not been

done.

Yeah.

No,

that's what blew my mind over there when

I was working at that Leavenworth VA is

they would bring in electrical contractors

for work I absolutely know how to do.

It's just I'm working with two other

yahoos that didn't have a clue.

And it was the craziest thing I've ever

seen.

And they were making, boy,

they sure love those government contracts.

Anyway, here we are.

It is Labor Day.

Man, I can't even keep up with them.

A little, okay,

I brought up I was a union electrician.

I still am.

And I'm not going to win any fans

for saying what I'm going to say,

but I'm going to say it anyway.

I remember I was running this job at

the Corvette plant in Bowling Green,

Kentucky.

I was a foreman on this job.

And I had a bunch of guys.

I mean, I'm just one of many,

many foremen out there.

There might have been a thousand

electricians out there on that job.

Anyway,

they're wanting us to work on Labor Day.

And all of the super brothers is what

we call them.

All those guys are saying,

I have never worked a Labor Day.

I ain't about to start right now.

I said, well, you know, they're paying.

You're going to get double time for

Sunday,

and then you're going to get another

double time day if you come in for

Labor Day.

No, no.

And then I start asking questions like,

hey, well,

why won't you work on Labor Day?

And they're starting to look at me like

I'm crazy.

They said, well, you know, this and that.

You know,

people fought for us to have this.

And I said, let me ask you something.

How many of your kids' birthdays have you

worked on and you just celebrated their

birthday on that weekend?

A whole crew of guys,

it might have been ten of them,

all shut up.

And every last one of them came in

working that next Labor Day.

Or it was, yeah,

came in working Labor Day.

And I was like, okay.

Made our point here.

You're going to celebrate a BS holiday,

which was started by communists.

You're going to celebrate that day.

But your kid,

you're going to just put that off till

the weekend.

I said, well, OK,

who do you care more about your kid?

Every last one of those guys showed up.

So, yeah.

Labor Day is always is always seemed like

National Pleb Day.

That's what it's always like.

Since I was a kid,

it always seemed like, oh, thank you.

You're giving me a day off like we

should be so grateful that you're giving

me a day off.

It's always seemed like National Pleb Day.

So that's exactly what it ought to be

called.

That's that's exactly what it is.

You know,

it's funny you mention that because I'm

telling you, we must be seriously,

quantumly entangled here in a big way

because I thought that very same thing

earlier today because I had that same

exact thought.

I'm like, man,

this is a holiday for plebs.

Well, we do share DNA, Dad.

Well, there is that,

but I'm just saying I thought the very

same thing today.

It might have been the first time.

I honestly thought plebs.

In ancient Rome,

you had the patrician class.

You had the plebs.

There was another class and the name

escapes me right now,

but there were basically three classes.

And that's all it is, is saying,

you know,

here's a little pat on the head for

all you plebs out there.

We'll give you a day off.

Anyway, it's I've always hated.

Well,

I don't celebrate any of these holidays.

I mean, all of them,

except for maybe Thanksgiving.

And I used to celebrate Fourth of July,

but I don't anymore.

Because, well,

maybe I'll give you the reasons for that

at a different time because I could easily

take us off the roller coaster here.

All right.

So, wow.

A lot cooler today.

When I say a lot cooler,

I mean like you need a jacket this

morning.

Yesterday, definitely, you know,

high eighties tomorrow is supposed to be

high eighties, but somehow along the way,

I don't know what happened.

It's kind of cool today,

way cooler than it ought to be,

but I'm not complaining.

Um,

So some other things got going on around

here.

Got a bunch of apples.

I've processed a bunch of them.

Got them in a freeze dryer right now.

Folks, once again,

we talk about it all the time.

It's not the planting of the things that

takes up your time.

It's what to do with the harvest.

Your mom grabbed a bunch of pumpkins out

there, some squashes,

a bunch of peppers because she's making

that transition from summer and the fall

in terms of the garden.

And she's got buckets and buckets full of

stuff down there.

And folks,

it comes down to how do you deal

with the harvest?

That is the hardest part.

It's never even really the management of

it.

It's like a lot of people plant squash

out there.

And you plant a bunch of squash, man,

you are, I mean,

just a couple of plants will keep you

very, very, very busy.

You will get tired of eating squash.

So much so that your mom didn't even

plant any this year,

at least not the summer squash.

So folks,

you've got to be thinking about that

anyway.

Processing a bunch of apples out there.

Had another freezer quit on me.

Totally different this time.

And I think it prompted the video,

the front porch talk that I did.

It had a lot to do with it

about planned obsolescence and how

everything is a total lie.

Strangely enough,

Yeah,

they let that video get a few legs

out there.

And then, of course, right on cue, bam,

all the comments stopped.

They're like, oh,

we can't let this guy get over thirty

thousand.

So all the comments, everybody.

So not another person was interested in

that video.

No, that's the games they play out there.

But yeah,

I had another freezer quit on me.

So I got to go out there and

troubleshoot that and find out what's

going on.

um got the sheep pruning the orchard the

topside orchard so they're out there doing

their stuff but had a little discovery

that we actually had last weekend but um

i'll talk about it this weekend there's

this uh farmer's market that operates on

sunday it's called glad heart farmer's

market and it's basically a religious

group out there i've never heard of them

before i want to say they're

I want to say they're called Twelve

Tribes.

I'm not sure what they are.

Oh, Dad.

Hang on.

Hang on.

I don't know anything about these folks.

What I do know is they got bread

that is off the meat wagon.

And when I say bread,

I'm talking like spelt bread,

or you can buy the flour from them.

But I got to say, of all the...

I've talked to Amish.

I've talked to Mennonites.

I've talked to a lot of different groups

out there.

But man, there is something very... Now,

I'm not talking down about these people.

It's just nearly an impossibility because

when I go to these places,

I'm trying to talk to people.

I had a really hard time trying to

engage anybody.

I have other thoughts,

but I'm going to keep those to myself.

I will say...

Their produce is second to none around

here, and their bread is off the chart.

I'll tell you about it privately,

but don't eat another thing from them.

Okay.

Yeah, we've had run-ins before.

Just don't eat another thing from them.

I know exactly who you're talking about.

I don't even know if that's the name.

I think it might be.

I'm not even sure.

There's only one group that is even

similar to that.

So, yeah, Dad, just trust me on this.

Don't eat another thing from them.

Okay, well,

so far it's the only bread I bought

in town outside of your mom's that doesn't

make my stomach turn.

So, yeah, anyway,

we've got some spelt coming,

and your mom's going to start making some

of the bread here because even the stuff

I thought that worked really well for me,

It wasn't as good as I thought.

So apparently I react very,

very well to spelt,

and your mom does too.

So yeah, we're going to make that change,

and I'll let everybody know.

When I say sourdough,

everybody thinks it's like the trendy

thing.

Son,

how many years has your mom been making

sourdough?

Oh, man, since since twenty fifteen,

sixteen, something like that.

I don't even know.

But it was long before it became trendy.

Right.

And she was doing that long before it

ever came around.

So I'm excited to see what she's going

to do.

Anyway,

let me kick it on over to you,

son.

Yeah,

it was it was like two or three

years after we left Kansas is when she

started making sourdough somewhere around

there.

But going on here.

So we got some new chickens,

by the way.

One of our friends is downsizing their

flock.

And she had a bunch of chickens that

she wasn't going to keep any longer.

So she gave them to us and I

integrated them.

Half like halfway last I did half of

the work last night and then the rest

of the work this morning,

meaning like I got the chickens acquainted

like I got them familiar with their like

their being other chickens.

And then this morning before the sun came

up, I put the new chickens into the.

coop with the old chickens so that they

that way they would all walk out of

the coop together and then also the new

chickens know that hey this is where I

go at night and everything like that if

you don't do that if you don't put

them inside the coop then there's a chance

that like they get lost and you have

to herd them back in and even now

I'll still probably have to herd them back

in for a couple of nights but it

also makes the transition a lot easier and

then also if you guys are doing this

then make sure you have two separate

waterers and if you feed them

like depending on how you feed them,

try to put the feed in two different

spots.

So that way there aren't fights over the

water.

There aren't fights over the feed or

anything like that.

But so far everything seems to be,

they seem to be,

there was some pecking at first.

Um,

but then I think our old birds realize

that the new birds are a lot bigger

because the new birds,

some of them are like,

I think three of them are ginger broilers.

And then a couple of the,

the rest of them are some red laying

hen,

just some nondescript light red laying

hen.

Um,

It's probably like a homestead breed at

this point.

But everything's going smoothly as far as

that goes.

I expanded their net or expanded the space

that their chicken run gave them some

today and yesterday were like some of the

especially yesterday,

some of the hottest days we've had this

year.

And the chickens who are, you know,

pretty comfortable with this heat.

I mean, they're familiar with this heat.

They seemed like they had a really hard

time today.

No matter what, they were always panting.

They didn't eat.

They didn't really drink any water.

I gave them some ice.

I put ice on a tray and gave

it to them today,

and they didn't really know what to do

with it.

I think one of the ginger broilers kind

of hopped up there and checked it out,

but they didn't really know what to do

with it.

Something is like yesterday,

even though it wasn't as hot as far

as the actual temperature goes,

it was the hottest feeling for sure.

Yeah,

I'm glad you guys are getting cooler

weather because we ain't got any cooler

weather in sight anytime soon.

It's going to be hot as all to

get out.

And then speaking of heat,

I'll be at Midwest Preparedness this

weekend, Midwest Preparedness Festival,

which is in Kansas.

which is usually like fifteen to twenty

degrees cooler than he is here in Texas.

But this year or this fall,

it's going to be hotter there than it's

going to be here in Texas.

And it's camping.

So we'll see how that goes.

I'm going to bring my little Jackery and

have fans set up and stuff like that.

But if you're in Kansas,

if you're in the Lawrence or East Kansas

area near Lawrence,

check out Midwest Preparedness Festival.

I'll be teaching permaculture design

there.

And then also the...

spiritual warfare that's been going on

lately i don't know if anybody else has

noticed but it's becoming more and more uh

tangible and like physical i don't know if

anybody's noticed that recently

now but it's definitely becoming um like

there's this verse in uh second baruch

that talks about like the specters and

this of the shadim and stuff like that

becoming more and more visible as time

progresses and becoming uh like where

people everybody's going to start noticing

this to some extent it seems like we're

getting to that point um

But yeah,

I don't know if anybody else has noticed

it lately, but yeah,

everything seems to be becoming more

tangible.

And then also people who wouldn't

typically notice seem to be noticing now

as well.

So there's that.

But yeah, that's what's going on here.

Well, as I said last week, you know,

the wicked walk on every side when the

vilest men are exalted.

And that's exactly what we see right now.

Everybody up and down the political

ladder.

I mean, I pray for godly leadership.

I do.

And it's like nearly every single person

at every single level in the federal,

the state, local even,

and local in some ways is actually worse

in some levels.

I mean, it's...

I think we are seeing a quickening in

a big way,

and it's funny you bring that up because

Sean Ryan came out with this video on

X Today.

I don't really keep up with his show

all that much anymore,

especially since I have my suspicions

about him, and I got reasons for that.

But I couldn't believe how candid he was.

You got people like Joe Rogan.

Let me give you all a little bit

of history you may not know.

You probably almost certainly don't know

it.

One of the guys that I learned the

trivium under was a guy named Jan Ervin.

Jan Ervin.

And he basically wrote book after book

talking about these magical mushrooms and

what they did for people.

He woke up.

became a Christian,

and denounced everything that he had said

about those mushrooms.

In fact,

he was the one that actually introduced

Joe Rogan and Eddie Bravo to these

mushrooms.

He said that when he did it,

Eddie Bravo started tripping so bad that

he was actually going to kill Jan.

And if it weren't for Joe being there,

he said he probably would have killed him.

Well, Joe Rogan never told that story.

And when Jan did a one eighty on

these mushrooms, all of a sudden,

Joe Rogan pushed him off to the side.

He used to be on there all the

time on his show, got rid of him,

never did it again.

I'm telling all this for a reason,

because Jan had discovered that these

mushrooms,

everything he wrote books about it spelled

J.A.N.

Irvin, I.R.V.I.N.,

Wrote books on it, the whole nine yards.

Denounced everything and said, look,

it is all a manufactured lie.

Joe Rogan's in on it.

And so when you hear Joe Rogan out

there telling young people to go out here,

smoke dope, and take these mushrooms,

I knew right then and there,

and there's a number of other reasons why

I know.

I know people who are close to Joe,

and it's pretty obvious that he's been

sold out.

Well, go over to Sean Ryan.

I got reasons to not trust him as

well.

But I will give him a hat tip

for what he just came out with today.

And it may have been another day.

Today is the day I saw it.

Where...

There are a number of veterans out there

seeking to get rid of all the battle

scars that they have up in the Cabeza.

And so they've been using mushrooms,

whether it's ayahuasca or whether it's

this other thing called Ibogaine.

Ibogaine,

when I saw the giant push out here

for Ibogaine,

I became concerned because everywhere

everybody started talking about this.

Well, the first time Sean Ryan did it,

He's like, okay, overnight, no more.

I have zero desire to drink,

to do anything else that isn't good for

me.

Well,

I don't know if it was wearing off,

but he went and did it again.

This time out, he saw demons.

He saw,

and this is what a lot of people,

there's a lot of people out there talking

about it,

but you'll never hear him on Joe Rogan.

This time he saw demons,

and this time he came back from that

realm

Folks, if you don't think it's real,

how is it ten people are all doing

this ceremony and they all see the same

apparition?

That's specifically Ayahuasca on that one.

Well,

it could be a number of these things

out there.

I mean, they got these, like over here,

your mom and I accidentally went to a

frog licking ceremony.

Yeah,

that's a whole other story right there.

They had just handled a ceremony before

there,

and I think some creepy crawlies jumped

off and came home with us.

But anyway, Sean Ryan did this thing.

And now he's saying he's got straight up

demonic activity all throughout the house.

Pictures falling off the wall.

Crazy things happening.

And now all of a sudden,

to his credit, to his credit,

He's told everybody that's happened,

and then he himself had discovered that he

ain't the only one,

that there's a number of others out there,

but that information isn't widely

distributed.

They only tell you about the people that

went in there,

had this great experience or what they

think is a great experience,

and then walk away and everything's fine.

They don't tell you about the thousands

who do this.

They see apparitions right there.

Trust me,

I have worked with so many guys that

have done this stuff and talked about it.

it'll blow your mind.

And you know that this isn't some

personal,

if five of us are in a room,

I'm saying us as if I've ever done

it, I haven't.

If five people are in a room and

they all see the same apparition,

you got to start asking yourself, hmm,

maybe there's more to this life than just

the things I can see.

Go back and look at that story of

Elijah.

where he's with Elijah, and they're like,

or I think it was Elisha,

and his servant's like, man,

we're outnumbered.

He says,

he prays that his eyes get to see

what he doesn't see.

All of a sudden,

he sees this entire encompassment of

angels ready to go to war if need

be.

Well,

the same thing probably happens in the

very dark realm as well.

And to Sean Ryan's credit, like I said,

I have lots of reasons to believe that

that guy isn't exactly as he appears,

but I will give him a hat tip

for coming out, telling everybody, hey,

you know what?

You might want to think about this stuff

because Joe Rogan ain't doing it.

But Joe Rogan is completely sold out.

And like I said,

I know people who have been on the

show who know him personally.

So yeah,

so take that for what it's worth.

So I didn't realize.

So going back to your point,

your mom and I,

we were in town the other day and

we were just

Okay, there's this guy.

We saw him two days in a row,

in a row on the interstate,

punching his hands in the air,

getting gas at an Ingalls grocery store.

Same guy pulls up there.

He is yelling, cussing, carrying on.

He's clearly possessed.

Clearly out of his mind.

Half the people were running to, I mean,

Asheville has now become the witch capital

of the world.

Strange that your mom and I both moved

to two places that at that time were,

it was Manitou Springs.

We lived near there when we were stationed

at Fort Carson.

And then, you know,

now the number one witch capital is

Asheville.

So, yes, there are some dark places.

things going on and folks,

you better stay prayed up.

You better be putting up on,

on that full armor because I think it's

only getting worse.

And I think the things they're doing are

helping to exacerbate it.

Whether like you're talking about the

weather.

Okay.

You're having that lensing effect that

Dane Wigington has talked about that Eric

has talked about.

We're seeing all these things.

They're dropping things from the sky.

It's funny you mentioned the chickens

because we were saying the very same thing

a week ago about how all the animals

and ourselves were completely lethargic.

Couldn't explain it.

Folks,

do you have any idea how much money

I've spent

to mitigate this garbage.

I got a Tesla machine over here for

crying out loud now.

Your mom just used it today for the

first time and she wears it,

added all kinds of pep in her step.

But I'm over here trying to do everything

I possibly can to mitigate the garbage our

own government is doing to us.

And I think also there were people that

were in the employ of the U.S.

military

I can't think of his name right now,

but he worked for the Presidio out in

California.

He was a known Satanist,

almost certainly molested and killed a

bunch of kids, and he's dead now.

I'm sure he's down there sharing a room

with some pretty awful people, but yeah,

that was our own military that was doing

that.

I can't even think of his name right

now.

He started the Church of Set.

Anton LaVey?

No, he was a contemporary of Anton LaVey.

But this guy,

he had like pointy eyebrows that kind of

pointed up on the side.

I can't believe I can't.

Michael Aquino.

Yep.

Michael Aquino.

I believe he ended up becoming a colonel

in the U.S.

military.

And they were responsible for a whole lot

of MKUltra stuff.

So all of this stuff,

to some degree or another,

finds its way into the spiritual realm,

whether you wish it or not.

Your mom just brought up today, son.

She was talking about how it seems to

her

I mean,

you know as well as I do.

I mean,

your mom is wicked smart in the best

way possible.

She is smart beyond words.

And she just brought it up today.

And she did a couple of days ago

as well.

But she said, I'm starting to think

that the powers that shouldn't be are

putting all this negative stuff into the

zeitgeist to create it.

In other words,

you get enough people focused on,

let's say,

really bad weather that's going to happen

this year,

and maybe the powers that shouldn't be,

kind of like a monster zinc,

they're able to leverage that power into

something what they think is useful.

Or,

this war over in the Middle East.

I don't even know how much of it

we can actually believe because if the

numbers were correct from months ago,

we should already be out of diesel.

So it doesn't matter though.

They got everybody on pins and needles and

almost certainly they will pull the

trigger.

And in fact,

that's why we're doing the shows we have

been as of late,

because I really believe that they will

pull the rug at some point.

It's just deciding on when it's going to

happen.

But son, going back to your central point,

all of this stuff,

I think works synergistically.

You got evil SOBs like Michael Aquino and

a whole gang of others who was proactively

working for the government.

He was a colonel, if I remember right.

I'm pretty sure he was a lieutenant

colonel.

And they knew he was a Satanist working

on behalf of our government,

doing all these things.

So if you think for a minute that

all these things don't work together,

I'm trying to fill in the gaps,

and hopefully it's helpful to a lot of

people out there that are trying to figure

it out too, son,

because I bet a number of others, yeah,

Debra said, yeah, church upset.

Yep, Michael Aquino.

Okay, yeah,

I'm glad my cabasa's working like it ought

to.

Now,

on that topic that mom brought up of

them putting things into the zeitgeist of

everybody in order to create it,

it's funny because I just was listening

while I was getting some work done

earlier.

I was listening to this documentary that

was talking about this cult in California

called the Sigil Cult.

And they've done a similar thing.

Like,

It's this group of, like,

influencers that are all basically

homeless.

And their whole...

They worship this entity that they kind of

created called Clout.

Like, they're doing all of this...

you know, just evil, destructive stuff,

sacrificing animals,

whether it be like shooting other people

or destroying houses or vandalism,

whatever it may be,

they're doing all this.

And it almost seems like clout is a

term that we're all familiar with,

but it's like almost that they...

created it to be like an Elohim for

them, like a false Elohim for them.

And they,

and they do all these things for clout.

And it's like, yeah, it's just,

it's just very odd.

Like they're kind of doing on a smaller

scale.

What mom noticed earlier,

it's just odd that I just listened to

that documentary earlier today.

I don't think it's odd at all.

I think all these things connect,

and I think the Lord will put these

pieces over here and there and there and

here,

and then you piece them all together.

But, man, I got to say, Debra, boy,

she's really lighting it up and putting

out a lot of good information right there

in the chat.

She's talking about the Biltmore Estate is

connected to witches.

I moved away as soon as I learned

about it.

You know,

it's funny you mention that because I had

talked a while back.

I am absolutely,

one hundred percent convinced that there

was some very,

very dark stuff happening in the lower

parts of that Biltmore Estate.

They got rid of what was called the

Halloween Room.

Me and your mom went back there because

I wanted to do a little more research.

And so I wanted to go there.

They changed up that Halloween room.

Also, when we were leaving there,

the first time we had ever went,

there was a lady who was a security

guard out there,

was a fan of the work we do.

We were talking for a while and she

said, whoa, there's another,

you ought to come back in October because

there's another layer below that basement.

I think she said actually a couple of

layers and one of them leads,

there's these tunnels that lead all

throughout the city and one goes all the

way to Vance Monument.

And I said,

why would it go all the way to

Vance Monument?

She said, well,

they said it was power distribution.

I didn't say anything to her,

but I knew right off the bat that

was a crock of BS because I am

a journeyman electrician.

Back when that was supposedly built,

all they had was DC power.

There is no way on earth

Not that kind of power.

No, exactly.

She wasn't lying to you.

It's just a different kind of power.

Well, I think that's what she was told.

Yeah.

She said it was so wide that a

horse with a carriage on it could go

completely through this thing,

and it goes all the way up to

Vance Monument.

And then you find out when you do

a little more research that all through

Asheville,

there's this tunnel system that very few

people seem to know about.

What was that all for?

What rituals were they doing down there?

There's a whole lot of dark stuff going

on at that place.

Look at all the freaking gargoyles around

that place.

I mean,

I'm not so sure there is not

even when you go to that pool.

If anybody goes visit the Biltmore,

you're going to pass all the so-called

dressing rooms before you get in there.

Ask yourself,

do those look like dressing rooms or do

they look like cages to hold people in

until they deal with them right there in

that pool?

I don't even want to start thinking about

the things that almost certainly that are

going on in there and around this place,

but I'm just praying that the Lord...

Lifts the veil.

This is what I pray for y'all,

that he lifts the veil,

that people can actually see what's being

done.

You got flock cameras everywhere,

but you can't seem to find any of

these Epstein children that were almost

certainly murdered in all this.

Did we talk about that G-Twenty summit

that was going on in Asheville?

So there was world leaders from all over

the G-Twenty summit.

It was in Grove Park Arcade, Asheville.

From a security standpoint,

do you think they took the roads to

Grove Park?

Because you and I have been there.

We've both been there.

We know exactly what it looks like.

Do you think they took the roads to

Grove Park Arcade to get there?

I'm not some security expert.

I don't even know how to do the

doggone job, but common sense says...

that's not like you don't want to take

those roads to bring in world leaders to

Grove Park Arcade so it makes you wonder

like did they use the underground tunnels

and whatnot to get to Grove Park Arcade

because that's another supposed place that

was I mean it's one of the for

sure older sections of Asheville that area

especially Grove Park Arcade is definitely

one of the the older spots there and

then whenever you go in there it seems

like man this is like

When you go in there,

every time I've been in there,

I've walked in and I'm like, man,

this seems very elaborate and elegant for

some knick-knack shops.

I have not bought one thing at Grove

Park Arcade.

It's all just a bunch of garbage for

the most part.

But yeah, I was thinking that too.

When I found out that they were at

Grove Park Arcade, I was like, man,

I bet they took some underground tunnels

to get there.

Because driving there would be a freaking

nightmare unless you just shut down so

many roads in which you just revealed that

all these people are driving on these

roads or on the roads.

You'd have to shut down so many roads.

And it's a main thoroughfare during the

middle of the day.

It's packed.

There's not a quick way in and out

of anywhere over there.

Keep in mind, it's also in the mountains.

So that limits access as well.

But

Yeah, we didn't talk about it,

but I saw that G-Twenty summit that was

going on in Grove Park Arcade.

Also, very odd place for that to happen.

Asheville, North Carolina?

Well, yeah,

unless there's something darker going on

here.

And you know what?

People go to...

You go to the Biltmore.

Now, I know a guy that works there.

I'm pretty tight with him.

I won't say what he is or what

he does because I don't want to put

the heat on him.

But there are acres and acres and acres

of things out there that you don't see.

Other houses out there,

other estates on there that is –

that gives me pause, okay?

There's fences,

eight-foot fence all the way around that

place, and there's a reason why.

I mean,

is it to keep something in or is

it to keep something out?

I think it's going to be the former

in my view.

Debra also says, yeah,

Michael Yon knows what's about to happen.

He's spoken about it.

Yeah,

I had the opportunity to speak to Michael

Yon privately,

and I'm not going to say everything he

told me, but I will say this.

Everybody better be hanging on to their

hat because the powers that shouldn't be

need to go ahead and kick off another

whatever it is because this dollar is

failing and a whole lot of things.

I mean,

I think we got the highest average record

ever.

diesel prices in history right now i think

that's what they actually came out and

said today so she says also uh michael

aquino went to that ss i'm glad you

brought this up that ss castle um beta

bird castle i can't remember the name of

it yeah they did rituals there and um

yeah so don't think for a minute that

they're not treating that built more the

same doggone way

Another thing, speaking of castles,

there's just as many castles in the United

States as there are over in Europe.

Like we always think like, oh,

you got to go to Europe to see

castles and stuff.

There are a ton of castles here in

the United States.

which I mean,

definitely gets into a different topic.

It's just like,

I remember being shocked when I found out

there were,

there was that one castle that, uh,

what's his name told us about the,

that random castle that it's not like a

tourist attraction or anything like that.

It seems to be pretty private.

It's just like, if you had a castle,

you would think for like the tourism

department of Asheville would advertise

that they got a freaking castle.

Yeah.

You would think so, but apparently not.

Now, Debra also said, man,

we could do the whole podcast just on

what Debra's bringing up.

But Debra said Tyler Welch did a podcast

a day or two ago about Lilith.

You need to watch it, Billy.

It will open your eyes.

You know, the timing... Tyler Welch.

Tyler Welch.

Here,

I'll put it up on the screen so

you can see.

Okay,

so it's funny that you bring up that

topic because... or that...

particular entity because that is the

particular entity that I was referencing

whenever we were talking about this

becoming more and more tangible so it's

just odd that you know that you would

bring that up now the timing on this

episode is kind of spooky yeah there's a

whole lot of things that are going on

that are spooky and folks but I mean

they better I mean I just happen to

run into that Sean Ryan thing you're

talking about the things on your end and

Lord knows we've dealt with a fair amount

of it here on this end and had

to bring in some prayer warriors to help

us deal with it.

And honestly,

a lot of it means putting on that

full armor to every day.

Y'all things are definitely getting bad.

And if you're standing up for things,

you know,

the second we started standing up and

talking about child sex trafficking,

that's when the onslaught began.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Deborah, again, she brought up,

she's over the USA.

Yeah.

I meant to mention this earlier,

but everybody remembers that video that

Alex Jones came out with a couple decades

ago of him going into Bohemian Grove,

them sacrificing that...

It's a sacrifice of something.

Cremation of care ceremony.

cremation of care ceremony.

And it's in front of the owl statue.

And he said, Oh,

they're sacrificing such and such to

Moloch.

That's not what that owl represents.

The owl represents Lilith.

And there's a lot of people who are

attributing this owl figure to Moloch,

but it's actually like,

it's actually Lilith.

So yeah, keep that in mind.

Yeah,

there's a whole lot of crazy things that

are unfolding and are going to continue to

unfold right now.

Just simply because we have a decadent

society.

I mean, I talked to, well, no,

I didn't talk about it this weekend.

Your mom and I,

I think we told you about it.

We went to this restaurant.

and we were sitting outside it was one

of the nicer ones and then next to

us we had a you know a table

of four boomers sitting next to us close

enough to where you can't help but hear

their conversation and your mom and i

we're like,

we're like whispering almost to one

another, like, man, this is,

this is what they're discussing with all

the crazy stuff going on.

I mean,

it was the most surreal conversation of

people that were absolutely clueless,

you know,

bragging to one another about their second

and third home and all this and that.

And how the, you know, I mean the,

the complaints they were talking about,

I'm like, man,

you people really don't live in the real

world, right?

So when this thing goes sideways,

it's people like that that really are

going to sit here and wonder how it

happened, not realizing.

The same exact thing happened in ancient

Rome.

Read Fall and Decline of the Roman Empire

by Edward Gibbon, and you'll find exactly.

Well, read the cliff notes.

I mean, you'll still get the point.

They had become so stupid,

they didn't even know how to fish anymore

when the slaves left.

They didn't even know how to process meat.

They were stupid on a level that is

really beyond imagining until today.

We are honestly there.

I've witnessed it.

I've seen it.

And I really think we are honestly there.

All right, son,

I guess we better move on right now.

We didn't advertise this show as this,

but hey, it is what it is.

Uh,

y'all over there talking about deep stuff

and I'm just here trying to get Ted

and chickens out of the smoker.

Hey, that's all good.

Ken and Amy.

Yeah, yeah.

Speaking of smoker, man,

I could go for a little bit of

smoked chicken right now myself.

Actually,

I got a bunch of brisket out there

I need to take care of,

especially now that I got another freezer

to quit on me.

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All right.

So some of the good news over here.

I guess we ain't going to be talking

about none of the dark stuff we were

just into.

Okay.

I'm going to just put this out there

because a lot of people don't know this

stuff,

but I'm going to talk about it anyway.

Just five minutes of brisk walking can

sharpen your brain's study finds.

Here's why I brought this up, y'all.

I did this.

I first heard about memorization

techniques while working out from Andrew

Huberman.

I took it in a whole different direction

in where he wanted to take it,

but I found out

that I could memorize.

In fact, I showed your mom,

and she was like, yeah, whatever.

I'm trying to memorize the entire book of

Psalm.

And I remember I memorized three verses in

twenty minutes just by rebounding at the

same time.

It kind of freaked me out because I

was like, hold on,

how am I able to do this?

Because I had it on my,

not my iPad,

but my iPhone sitting there looking at it,

bounce for a little bit.

And then I got these methods I do

to help me remember.

And I did a little bit more.

I was like, man,

I memorized three back to back verses in

the twenty minutes I was over here.

Or no,

it may have been an hour that I

was on that trampoline.

So anyway,

that's why they're saying when they say

this,

just five minutes of brisk walking can

sharpen your brain.

I've seen it personally,

and I think I might have even brought

it up on the show a while back.

I've actually seen it personally that if

you're able.

Let's just say you have.

OK.

I remember learning this from one of the

decent teachers I had in high school.

Mr.

Clay gave that guy living hell in his

class,

but he did have some good stuff that

he taught us.

He was a math teacher, and he said,

look, if you don't get it,

here's what I want you to do.

Stop thinking about it.

Go home.

Sleep on it.

When you come back in tomorrow,

I guarantee you'll get it.

And he was right.

And I used that method every single time.

When I have something where I had a

brick wall on –

What's happening is your subconscious is

working on it when you're not thinking

about it.

You're still working on it.

You just don't know that you are.

And it's something I tried to get William

to do when he was younger, too.

Um, but anyway, this,

I wanted to point out because I am

living proof that this absolutely works.

Just five minutes of brisk walking can

sharpen your brain.

The study finds.

So I didn't need that study to tell

me that I did it a while back.

And so when I saw that,

I was like, man,

there's no way I'm not going to bring

that up.

So go out there, you know,

solve the world's problems.

When you're doing that,

there's a lot of other people that do

that very same thing.

yeah the um i i still do that

you taught me that when i was like

little if i was getting frustrated with

something or if i wasn't understanding

something just take like fifteen minutes

and then come back to it do a

completely different task and then come

back to it but yeah that's something i

still do yeah i do it myself i

mean i'll walk away

And, you know, then you'll come back.

Your brain is working on that problem,

even though you don't know it.

But it's helpful if you know that it

is.

So, folks, teach your kids that.

Teach your spouse that.

Teach everybody that.

All right, so the next one here,

Pentagon HHS investigating possible link

between COVID vaccines and military

deaths.

Okay, you're probably thinking,

why do I have this in the good

news section?

This was already well known.

There was a former female colonel

that broke the news on this a while

back,

saying that they're fudging the numbers,

they're lying about it.

I'm hopeful that now all of a sudden

that some of this is starting to creep

out and see the light of day,

that the next thing that they're going to

do will not get so many receptive people

to go out there and go take it.

That's my only hope in this, son.

I mean, they've killed so many soldiers,

and there's people still dying.

Like they went and took the exact next

thing right after that.

Like nothing ever even happened.

And also they're revealing all this

information as if like,

I mean,

they're revealing all this information at

a point where nobody even cares anymore.

It's kind of like during Hurricane Helene.

As soon as the power came on,

everybody was up in arms before the power

came on.

As soon as the power came on,

nobody cared anymore.

We're no longer in lockdowns.

We no longer have these restrictions or

whatever.

Nobody cares anymore.

So they can reveal the information without

worrying about any backlash.

Because just frankly, nobody cares.

And they're too inundated with all this

new crap that's happening now.

Yeah,

I think you said it all right there,

son.

I think the perfect example,

I remember the girl that used to work

down at the local farm store just up

in arms.

The second the power came on,

she went right back into Matrix and so

did everybody else.

Nobody did an audit of, hey, man,

what if something like this ever happens

again?

Nobody ever did an audit like that.

Nobody said, hey, man,

can we really trust these people?

Nobody did any of that.

They went right back into the matrix and

once again, a mark of a very, very,

very decadent society.

Real quick, on that note,

when I did that interview with Tony over

at the confessionals,

he had a couple of clips that he

made from that interview that went pretty

doggone viral.

The only people who had negative comments

about it were people in the area that

were denying that there was any kind of

weather manipulation or that the soil was

contaminated or the water was dirty or

there were radiation leaks.

The only people who would deny any of

it were the locals that lived and dealing

with the issues.

were the only ones that did it and

yeah everybody else is on board for the

most part it's funny you mentioned that

because there was a study done in russia

and there's a name for the phenomenon if

somebody knows it please put it in the

chat where the people closest to the

problem are the ones least able to see

it for example there was this dam in

russia and it was about to burst

The people that were within arm's reach of

that dam had absolutely no concern.

The ones who were twenty miles downstream

were the ones taking precaution.

And it was funny.

The further you got away from that actual

dam, the further you got away from it,

the more concerned the people were.

There is a name of that dam.

Good night.

It's a medical,

it's like a psychological term of people

who just cannot see it when it's looking

them right dead in the face.

I can't think of what it is,

but like I said,

if anybody knows what it is, avoidance.

No, no,

it's actually a studied phenomenon.

Sorry, man,

I'm over here looking out the window, man.

These sheep are like goats up on the

side of this mountain,

and it's just pretty cool to watch.

I'm surprised we can't hear them.

I got the window shut right now.

I thought it was going to rain,

so I didn't open them up.

All right, so the final one here,

aerobic exercise linked to improved

executive function after menopause.

Okay,

why did I even bring that one up?

Because it was the only other good news

I could find out there.

I don't know nothing about no menopause,

but I was thinking it may very well

tie into the other one over there.

Man,

I'm looking high and low for good news

stories.

And I'm like, well,

maybe some ladies out there might benefit

from this one.

Yeah.

So, um, improved executive function,

whatever that even means after menopause.

So that's my other good news story out

there.

All right.

So we don't have anything from Eric

because he is working like a runaway slave

right now.

He's going, he's,

Man,

he's burning a candle at so many different

doggone ends.

It's crazy.

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All right.

So I'm not sure how much we'll get

into this,

but

This one is called Homestead doesn't need

to make money.

It needs to save you money.

Okay.

Let me tell you, first of all,

what inspired this thing has to do with

what we just learned from the diesel

prices today.

Record high on diesel.

And folks,

the prostitutes ain't going to tell you.

Politicians ain't going to tell you,

but I got news for you.

It's about to get way, way worse.

In terms of diesel.

Well, you're thinking, well,

I put unleaded in my car.

Okay.

How do you think that unleaded got there

on a diesel truck?

Everything you own got there on a diesel

truck.

This country runs on diesel.

All those farm implements out in the

field.

What do you think they run on?

Diesel.

That's why I'm saying whether you use

unleaded or not,

it's going up because it's being

transported by diesel.

I can give you all the... Well,

I'm sorry?

Trains as well.

I mean,

they're powered by a diesel generator.

That's right.

That's right.

Diesels, trains, believe me,

I've done a lot of work over the

years in train yards,

and it was really cool to learn how

many gallons per mile.

It's not miles per gallon.

It was how many gallons per mile these

trains use to run that DC motor that's

running on the bottom.

I mean, it's crazy.

They burn diesel to run a DC motor

Because you got better command over

something like that.

I won't go into what fours and all

that good stuff,

but it's a pretty cool system.

Anyway, like William said,

all those things run on diesel.

And all the diesel that we have would

be enough to supply all of our needs.

But guess where it's going?

To the military.

And so do you want to guess the

other place where it's going?

Is it to Israel?

Bam.

Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding.

Well,

these things are about to get crazier,

y'all.

I mean, we had a nine percent,

according to the redacted podcast,

which is really, really good.

They said we had a nine percent increase

on beef from July to August,

nine percent in a month.

Folks, that is insane.

The prices of everything out there are

getting absolutely insane.

Your mom walked back in,

got some dog food,

and she filled up the truck,

her little truck,

and it wasn't all the way empty.

She says,

I want to say it was nearly a

hundred bucks, I guess,

to fill that thing up.

Yeah, it's getting crazier and crazier.

So every dollar...

You don't spend.

I mean, I know it's cliche.

It's actually something from Ben Franklin.

A penny saved is a penny earned.

And really, that's what it comes down to.

But, you know,

I guess what I'm trying to say is

stop trying to turn every little hobby

into a side hustle.

Yeah, if it's putting bank in the pocket,

yeah, you might want to do that.

But do your chickens really need their own

Instagram account?

I mean,

unless they're making money on that,

maybe that's not something you want to put

a whole lot into it.

Your garden doesn't need an LLC.

your chickens out there,

the animals you raise,

the eggs you're getting,

all those things are far more valuable.

That's why we're going to knock the dust

off this chicken tractor on steroids,

hopefully here before too long,

to help people figure out ways in which

they can do a whole lot more on

a whole lot less.

But I will say it's going to require

a little bit of elbow grease out of

you.

So if anybody thinks you're just going to

walk into some of these systems and

you know,

it's just going to start producing

overnight.

Well, it requires something out of you.

So that's my first one.

Go ahead, son.

Yeah.

And my next one is going to kind

of break down the mindset that you have

to adopt whenever you're looking at your

homestead.

So like for math,

if you're spending ten thousand dollars on

a system to produce to net twelve thousand

dollars,

meaning your profit is two thousand

dollars,

that is far less of an efficient system

than saving yourself fifteen thousand

fifteen thousand dollars per year.

That's a that's a much easier thing to

do.

Most people think like, oh,

my farm isn't making any money because I'm

not actively selling anything.

You got to think about what your farm

is actually saving you.

So one of those things,

one of like dad was saying,

there's a nine percent increase on beef

this year between July and August.

Yeah.

one of the things you can do is

start focusing on producing the things

that cost the most at the grocery store.

So things like meat,

that's something you can harvest for about

fifty cents or you can raise it up

yourself.

And depending on what you pick,

Don't need any feed or anything like that,

depending on your management styles.

You don't need any feed.

So that limits all you're out is the

initial purchase of the actual livestock

itself.

Or if you're going to get into omnivores,

then you need to think of ways you

can offset that feed cost.

So instead of buying,

let's say you're spending eight thousand

dollars on chicken every year.

That's how much you spend to buy chicken

at the grocery store.

You could cut that down quite a bit

to maybe converting the eight thousand

dollars that you would spend on chickens

to maybe two thousand dollars on chicken

feed.

And then you raise your chickens yourself,

depending.

I mean, keep in mind,

that's going to have to be because chicken

is one of those animals that you don't

save any money just raising it the

conventional way yourself.

So that's one of the ones that's going

to require a system kind of like the

chicken tractor on steroids or some sort

of alternative system to that.

So in that scenario,

you would be saving yourself.

What was it?

Six thousand dollars or something.

You're not getting paid six thousand

dollars,

but that's money you no longer have to

spend by going to the grocery store.

A lot of this is like you have

to look at all of this in a

different point of view.

That's why I went through the mindset

first is that you have to like what

you're not spending.

Like, I guess the Ben Franklin quote,

a penny saved is a penny earned.

You have to start adopting that mindset

when it comes to your homestead because

it's not like your typical business.

We're dealing with like living systems.

So keep that in mind.

And yeah, that's my first point.

Yeah,

I guess I would piggyback on that and

say, you know,

measure your homestead by the expenses

you've replaced.

I mean, for example, right here,

we don't buy meat.

We don't have to.

Got a bunch of freezers when they're

working that, you know,

have more than enough meat than we could

possibly eat.

And we got more coming.

In fact,

I got a really good lickety split on

eating up some of this stuff just to

make room for the new stuff that's got

to go in there.

I got several sheep that got to go

in there.

I'm going to take out some deer this

year.

got a quarter of a beef coming in.

I mean,

there's a whole lot of different things

that are,

that are going to take up real estate

in there, but you know, I'm eating meat.

Some of this meat is three,

some of it four years old right now,

and I'm still eating it.

So what did it cost me back then?

Well,

back then it was really next to nothing

in terms of the pork.

Um,

But honestly,

think about all the things that you're

replacing.

For example,

here's one thing I never understood.

Okay,

so let's say you got a job and

you got to drive across town.

Even back when I was a first-year

apprentice, I knew this,

but nobody else seemed to.

Explain this one to me.

I'm going to drive in Oklahoma on icy

roads to go get a job,

to go to a job,

And I asked myself,

is the money I'm going to earn today

worth at least the deductible on my car?

No, it wasn't.

So why on earth would I even consider

walking out that door to risk life or

limb for a day's wages with a bunch

of people that don't know how to drive

on ice?

Not that I do either, but I'm saying,

why would I take that risk?

Well,

it's exactly the same thing when it comes

to,

are you out here doing a job or

that maybe you could save a lot more

money being home?

Do you have certain expenses that are

getting the better of you,

especially when gas is being what it is?

I mean,

there were people working at a McDonald's

in Kansas City that were like,

I remember back when I ate that garbage,

I remember going through the drive-thru,

and one of the guys telling me there,

man,

it ain't even making sense for me to

work here.

It ain't even making sense for me to

work at this McDonald's because the gas is

too expensive for me to get here.

So yeah,

measure those expenses and ask yourself,

okay, does this job make sense?

I know guys that drive,

and I used to be one of them,

two and a half hours.

I used to drive two and a half

hours one way just to go to an

eight-hour job.

Does that make sense?

No,

it doesn't when you do the math on

it.

So, you know what?

Make less, but you're making more.

Going right back to what William said.

Let me kick it over to you, son.

Another one is buy quality from the

beginning.

That's something that I've noticed quite a

bit where somebody's tentative about a

system or...

an object or device or whatever it may

be, somebody's tentative about it.

They buy the cheapest option first to see

if they like it or see if they

want to continue with doing it.

And then if they do like it,

then they buy the more expensive version.

But that's typically not how it works out.

You typically get discouraged by whatever

it is that you bought and you end

up not doing that thing anymore.

That system, whatever it may be,

you'd end up not doing that anymore

because you were discouraged by the crappy

low quality thing that you bought.

One of those being fence energizers.

You can go to Tractor Supply and you

can buy like the cheapest energizer that

they have,

their Tractor Supply brand energizer.

And you're going to end up replacing that

the first time it rains.

If it's outside,

you're going to replace that the first

time it rains.

Or you can spend twice the money,

buy a good energizer and then not have

to replace it for years.

But most people think,

just look at that upfront cost,

not what it's going to cost them in

the future by getting the bad quality

version or the cheaper version.

You got to get if you're serious about

what you're about to get into,

then you got to get the quality,

which also doesn't mean it's the most

expensive version.

Just the most the highest quality version

is what you should aim for.

Not necessarily the most expensive

version.

There's a lot of things that just because

like wine being one of them,

just because a bottle is two hundred and

fifty dollars doesn't mean it tastes any

better than the top ten dollar bottle of

wine.

You can apply that to other things that

you would buy for a homestead as well.

But when it comes to tools, buy quality.

When it comes to energizers, buy quality.

When it comes to fence, buy quality.

Things like that.

If you're going to be using it and

you're going to depend on it,

buy a quality version.

And you won't have to replace it multiple

times throughout your career,

your pursuit of homesteading.

Yeah, great stuff.

In fact,

I talked about that very thing regarding a

shovel.

Well, I've replaced those,

but the point was made.

Here's another one.

Just downright foolishness.

I can't even tell you how many guys

I know that went out there.

They live on flat ground.

Okay,

I could use a side-by-side where I live

in the mountains here.

I know guys in Oklahoma and Texas that

for years used to get by just on

their own pickup truck to get things

around the farm and do whatever.

But

They all got to one-up each other,

and this is a big thing in the

South.

And a lot of y'all know exactly what

I'm talking about.

Neighbor gets a side-by-side,

you got to get a bigger one.

Then they go back and get a bigger

one.

It's honestly a cancer in the South.

It happens with trucks.

It happens with cars.

It happens with – as long as you

create that illusion,

as long as you can create the illusion

of success,

which is the polar opposite –

It's just downright foolishness.

Greg Judy wrote about it, I remember,

in his book.

And the first time I met Greg,

I brought it up to him,

and it drove me crazy.

I'm like, yeah,

a side-by-side makes sense here in the

mountains.

It doesn't make sense to a person living

in Oklahoma and Texas and some of these

other places.

You're spending money on foolishness.

Another example, when I was a kid,

And I was a little kid and I

understood the asinine foolishness of my

mom driving to five different grocery

stores because she had coupons.

I remember saying to her, mom,

you just ate up more gas driving across

town to go get whatever cans of green

beans or whatever.

I mean, folks, we ate prison food.

I mean,

we didn't eat real food growing up.

And it never took root.

Even as I became older,

she was still doing this asinine nonsense.

I'm like, whatever money you saved,

you just lost in gas to drive across

town.

It's honestly foolish.

I mean,

you can't fix that kind of foolishness,

but people do it.

And a lot of it,

it's idiotic asinine debt to impress

people

that you're in competition with.

Man,

if I had a nickel for how many

people I've known in Oklahoma, Texas,

and Kansas that are upside down in debts

because of boats, cars,

side-by-sides that they don't even need,

they did everything just fine with a

pickup,

but now all of a sudden they got

to have a side-by-side.

At least in a pickup truck,

you at least got heat, air conditioning,

whatever the case may be, but no,

you can't brag to your neighbor that you

got this thing.

So anyway, that's my next one.

Real quick note on the side-by-sides.

I've noticed this phenomenon where people

brag about how many parts they broke on

their side-by-side on the weekends,

going mudding and stuff like that.

That makes no... That's...

Yeah, that's just stupid.

Um,

but the next one I was going to

say was, uh,

let your animals replace your machines

where, where it makes sense.

Like there's speaking of Texas and

Oklahoma,

there are so many people who have small

yards that have five to eight thousand

dollars,

zero turn mowers to mow their yard.

Yep.

Get some doggone chickens,

move them around a little bit and let

them replace it.

Or you could just get like what I

have,

a very simple push mower that is more

than enough for the small yards that we

have.

But yeah, replace your animals,

at least with the chickens.

At least you...

don't have to buy that five to eight

thousand dollars zero turn mower you're

producing food whether it be in the form

of eggs or meat whatever one you want

to do or you could also hatch chicks

like it could be a you could run

a hatchery if you wanted to that's another

route and then you're gonna have a better

ecosystem on your property if you're

growing anything else on your property

your chickens can eat the leftovers of

whatever you're growing the garden waste

of whatever you're growing and they can

also create fertility for your other

growing systems

But yeah,

try to replace as many machines as

possible with with animals.

Also,

if you're clearing through a forest and

you're trying to limit the if you're

trying to be as efficient as it about

it as possible and you're trying to limit

the amount of like money you spend on

the system and you have the time to

do this,

you could use your pigs to go through

and clear this.

that forest and then you could run sheep

in after and then you could run in

cows after because the each one of them

are going to hit a different level of

that forest cows being the last ones that

will give you access head height all the

way through the forest um yeah just try

to replace and then at least at the

very end of that you get meat like

if you run cows sheep and pigs through

it at least you have meat afterwards but

if you run a tractor through it

You're going to have to do it again

because you have no animal system to

maintain that system afterwards.

Or you're going to have to continuously

mow with that tractor over and over again.

Now, Debra,

this is the first thing that you said

that I'm going to disagree with in this

chat.

Goats are not good lawnmowers.

Goat cheese is awesome and goat meat is

awesome.

And it's even sweeter by the time you

get to the point where you're ready to

process those suckers.

Because goats are...

Yeah.

They are not fun.

They wake up.

If you're unfamiliar with goats,

they wake up thinking two things every

single day.

How do I get out of this fence

and how do I kill myself?

And that's exactly,

that's their beginning and end of life.

Um, yeah.

Yeah.

The scapegoat gets sent into the

wilderness for a reason.

Cause they were tired of the goats anyway.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Well,

my last one here is going to be,

you know,

essentially waste streams are negative or

essentially negative cost inputs.

Um,

um we've talked about it a million times

but i got to keep bringing it up

i'm i'm dead serious like restaurant

scraps brewery weights this you just can't

tell them you're going to feed it to

animals you tell them you're going to make

compost out of it um you know right

now we're coming in the fall here before

too long people are going to do all

my work for me for my compost you

know why because they're going to take all

those leaves those awesome leaves that

fell on their lawn it looks unsightly

they're going to put them in bags just

for me

And I'm going to drive around with my

pickup and I'm going to collect all those

bags and I'm going to make some incredible

compost out of it.

Wood chips.

I even get those free.

They got probably a hundred cubic yards

over at this college and,

and they are aged, aged,

aged practically to the point where

they're almost soil at this point.

I mean,

If you can look at clever ways,

like right now, my buddy Bo,

I had him on the show a while

back.

We didn't have the best connection in the

world, but he's down there in Georgia.

Son, you know what he's doing right now?

He's taking his cows and everything else,

and he's running them through solar farms

that he doesn't even own.

He's running them through there.

Now, yeah,

there's going to be an EMF problem,

but I don't think it's a big deal

if they're there for a short duration,

which almost certainly they're going to

be.

He drops them off there.

They eat down all the grass.

He's mowing somebody else's lawn.

They're getting the fertility out of it.

In fact,

I thought it was such a swell idea.

I looked at a local solar farm around

here.

I won't say where it is and thought,

okay, this might actually work.

It ain't far from us.

It's actually, well,

I'm not even going to say what town

it's in,

but there are those opportunities out

there.

And I was like, Bo,

you hit it out of the park.

I mean,

it's somebody else's problem that they got

to pay somebody to maintain and

Why not?

I mean, I would make absolutely sure.

I mean,

you got to make sure you got the

right livestock for certain things.

But yeah, definitely,

definitely thinking outside the box.

Yeah, on Bo's, on the topic with Bo,

yeah, I talked to him,

I think it was Sunday,

I was talking to him on the phone.

He's got an awesome setup.

It's almost like modern silvopasture,

the way he was describing it,

because you're producing energy instead of

a tree crop with the silvopasture.

But also, you're doing, you're making,

like,

there's quite a few benefits to the

company allowing you to raise animals

there, especially once they show that,

like, oh,

the animals aren't causing any harm to the

solar panels or anything like that.

You could get paid

hypothetically,

you could get paid to farm this land

because you're putting them in ag

exemption.

They no longer have to pay mowers.

They no longer have to pay sprayers.

It's maintained.

And now they have a whole nother edge

that they can combat against the green

people that are saying like the solar

panels are leaching and stuff like that.

You now have a carbon diaper soaking up

whatever it's leaching.

There's just a bunch of different angles

you could take with it.

It's definitely something that more people

need to definitely look into.

My last one is...

Oh, where did it go?

Oh yeah.

Save your own seed and graft your own

trees.

Um, if you do it right, you should,

you only have to buy like plant seeds

once.

Um,

especially if you save your own seed and

like with trees,

depending on the variety of tree,

you only have to buy like a couple

of trees once.

And then you have like unlimited trees.

You just got to learn skills after that.

You got to learn how to save seeds

like with tomatoes and then, uh,

with anything really.

But, um,

and then you got to learn how to

graft and how to graft success

successfully.

Um,

But with the plants,

if you do your own like seed saving,

you're going to get better and better

harvest every year because you're getting

a variety that's more and more adapted to

your property,

which is going to allow or require less

outside inputs,

which is going to lower the cost.

You don't have to buy the plants anymore,

which are getting more and more expensive

every year.

Um,

Like the plans that they had at this

one local greenhouse was absolutely

insane.

What they had for their pricing and

whatnot.

And even at like the big box stores

of like Walmart tractor supply,

things like that,

like tractor supply this year,

Every single year,

Tractor Supply kills all the plants that

get shipped to them.

The one here in New Boston,

they kill everything.

They don't water anything.

They got a direct sun on the west

side of the building up against a cinder

block wall.

Everything dies every single time.

But they were selling those little...

It was like a cup.

Just a cup of whatever plant it might

be.

Tomato or rosemary are the ones I noticed.

And it was like five to six bucks

per little cup, which was insane.

You can buy...

hundreds of seeds for that same price if

you wanted to,

but learn how to save seed.

That'll save you quite a bit of money

and learn how to graph trees.

And that'll save you even more money.

And then you can turn both of those.

Eventually, once you learn how to do it,

you can turn both of those into a

business.

So you transition from saving money to

then making money on those two systems.

I'm glad you brought that up because I

made the case.

I don't even know how many times,

let's say for example,

like this one Apple, I just got up.

Let's see.

I got a

maybe two buckets worth of apples off of

there, maybe two bushels worth.

Okay, it's still a juvenile apple tree,

but let's say I spent,

I don't know what I paid for it.

I'm guessing it was a bare root and

it was probably ten bucks.

Okay,

find me another investment out there.

I challenge anybody, Bitcoin, you name it,

where you put in ten bucks,

plant that tree,

And you get a return on your investment

like that,

because I guarantee if I had to go

buy, first of all,

you can't even buy apples of this quality.

If I had to go buy them,

it's going to cost you a fortune right

now,

especially since they are better than

organic.

Ain't nothing been sprayed on them except

for milk.

Find me another investment out there or

that peach tree I talked about last year

that produced four hundred pounds of

peaches on one tree.

Okay,

I think I did the math on that.

And I want to say that might have

been twenty five hundred bucks worth of

peaches for a ten dollar investment.

And then it ain't like it's not going

to produce next year.

So it is getting money from home without

writing in a big, big way.

This is why I love perennial systems so

much, because once you get it in there,

you get it established.

All you have to do,

depending on how you do it,

maybe a little bit of pruning,

which takes zero time at all.

And now I got, okay,

let's say you're not growing beef.

But the guy you know growing beef needs

apples.

He ain't got apples.

You might be able to make a trade

for that,

like with the beef we use here.

We make trades for it.

It could be any number of things,

like the honey or our honey that we

produce.

We also make a trade for the cheese

that we consume.

So it's everybody helping out everybody

else when you have to.

And guess what?

Uncle Sam ain't involved in any of it.

All right, son, anything else to add?

Real quick, Dan Low Music said,

I want to find ten dollar fruit trees.

They're so expensive in Washington

anymore.

Even bare root is forty dollar minimum

unless I get it at Costco.

They are twenty and twenty seven for the

two different types.

So where I would recommend looking now,

the price of bare root trees has

definitely gone up since last time you had

to buy bare root in bulk, basically.

And I found out earlier this summer when

I was helping a mutual friend, E.J.,

find some trees to to buy for his

property but a couple places i would

recommend looking um the uh oh what's the

place next to you uh allison's place oh

farm connection

Yeah, the Farm Connection.

So you can order Bare Roots through the

Farm Connection.

I also like Tai Tai GA Nursery.

Now, keep in mind,

all of the ones that I'm going to

suggest are coming from the other side of

the United States, from Washington.

But they're still going to be pretty cheap

or cheaper than what you're paying for

them.

And it also depends on the variety.

That's going to determine the price of it

as well.

Etsy, believe it or not, is a really,

really good place to find really...

Craigslist?

Etsy and Craigslist.

Those are good places to find that.

And keep in mind Craigslist.

Now,

I think you have to pay depending on

which category you're in.

You have to pay to upload something.

So I think that kind of weaved out

a lot of the scammers and, and, uh,

hackers and things like that.

Um, so I said, Ty, Ty, GA,

the farm connection, Etsy, eBay, uh,

leg Creek nursery.

It's down here in Texas,

L E G G Creek nursery.

And then there's also the classic Stark

brothers,

which they're going to be a little bit

more expensive than the other ones that I

listed,

but you get a year guarantee with it.

And if a bare root is going to

die,

it's going to typically happen within that

first year.

So you basically get a new tree every

time until you have a successful tree.

So keep that in mind.

And that's also the benefit of doing the

stun method with your bare root trees is

that if it's going to die from the

stun method,

it's going to happen that first year.

So check those out.

And yeah,

Etsy said or he said Etsy might be

where I can find the mulberry.

You should be able to find all kinds

of mulberry cuttings on on Etsy.

Mulberry should be pretty cheap because

it's not typically grafted.

It's usually like, yeah,

just one one tree.

So you should be able to find a

bunch of mulberry cuttings.

Another thing you might consider back

there is, I mean,

you're right in the heart of apple country

out there.

I would consider just buying some very

inexpensive root stock and buying some

scion wood and learning a whole nother

skill.

Plant a bunch of, you could,

you could start your own little nursery if

you could.

I mean, keep a couple for yourself,

but grafting trees is about as simple as

it gets.

You can buy a grafting tool and,

There's so many different ways you can go

about it, but folks,

it's all these things like, you know,

why I love apples so much is because

number one,

it's coming up at a time of year

where everything else is going dormant.

Number two,

it's great in sweet or savory dishes.

Number three, you get the right apples,

man.

They store a very, very long time.

And there's so many different ways to go

about it.

But yeah, once you get it, I remember,

you know,

I just saw Ken and Amy talking about,

you know,

the trees they have going in and how

they're putting in more folks.

It's honestly, it's a,

we got car insurance.

We got life insurance.

We got insurance for everything out there,

but ain't nobody ever even heard of food

insurance.

That is the only insurance you got to

buy yourself and you're going to have to

get it squared away.

And folks not trying to be dismal here.

I'm not trying to be,

you know, ugly at all.

I'm just trying to be very,

very honest with you that this ship is

definitely taking on water in a big way.

We ain't even in the fall yet.

And it's, it's getting worse.

It's getting much worse and it's going to

be worse.

So start thinking about these ways in

which you can go ahead and supplement

everything that you have going out there.

Cause it's about to get crazy.

All right, y'all.

Thank you so much for your support until

next time.

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