Jakson Nature Doesn't Need a Farmer - So Why Does Your Farm Need So Much Work? - Ep. 500 täydellinen litterointi

--> 00:01:52.769 Fifteen percent off with promo code perma 00:01:52.868 --> 00:01:53.888 at bond charge. 00:01:54.370 --> 00:01:54.629 Also, 00:01:54.730 --> 00:01:57.772 my chronic silver ten percent off with 00:01:57.811 --> 00:01:59.412 promo code perma is getting that time of 00:01:59.453 --> 00:02:01.135 year where you better be thinking about 00:02:01.215 --> 00:02:01.415 your. 00:02:02.207 --> 00:02:03.968 Plan B in terms of your health. 00:02:04.429 --> 00:02:06.468 Because, I mean, good night. 00:02:06.569 --> 00:02:08.050 I don't know about everybody else, man, 00:02:08.069 --> 00:02:09.650 but the last thing I ever want to 00:02:09.669 --> 00:02:12.971 do is walk into a hospital, 00:02:13.091 --> 00:02:15.412 especially with some of the information 00:02:15.431 --> 00:02:15.891 that Dr. 00:02:15.912 --> 00:02:17.573 Jane Ruby has put out as of late. 00:02:18.173 --> 00:02:19.393 Man, it's the last thing in the world. 00:02:19.453 --> 00:02:21.454 If they hand you an iPad and say, 00:02:21.514 --> 00:02:22.734 okay, go ahead and sign this, say, no, 00:02:22.753 --> 00:02:23.354 no, no, no, no. 00:02:24.034 --> 00:02:24.974 Print it off for me. 00:02:25.854 --> 00:02:26.954 And then let me read it. 00:02:27.555 --> 00:02:29.074 And then we'll talk about me signing it 00:02:29.656 --> 00:02:31.656 because apparently they are doing some 00:02:31.915 --> 00:02:33.356 absolute, I need to get Dr. 00:02:33.377 --> 00:02:35.897 Jane back on because they are doing some 00:02:35.937 --> 00:02:37.938 really nasty nefarious stuff in these 00:02:37.959 --> 00:02:38.419 hospitals. 00:02:38.438 --> 00:02:38.679 Y'all. 00:02:38.758 --> 00:02:39.019 I mean, 00:02:39.538 --> 00:02:40.719 it's the last place on earth I want 00:02:40.740 --> 00:02:40.979 to go. 00:02:41.000 --> 00:02:42.561 So I'm trying to get myself squared away 00:02:42.580 --> 00:02:44.901 with everything I might potentially need 00:02:45.502 --> 00:02:46.801 without ever having to go there. 00:02:46.822 --> 00:02:47.782 All right. 00:02:47.943 --> 00:02:49.643 So episode five hundred, 00:02:49.782 --> 00:02:50.843 I'll just kick this off. 00:02:51.900 --> 00:02:53.382 Very, very dry around here, y'all. 00:02:53.502 --> 00:02:55.704 Low, low, low humidity. 00:02:56.966 --> 00:02:58.046 Crazy dry. 00:03:00.088 --> 00:03:02.532 You know, usually a sign that you aren't, 00:03:03.233 --> 00:03:03.573 you know, 00:03:03.633 --> 00:03:05.355 that things aren't squared away is when 00:03:05.395 --> 00:03:08.158 you have dry, dry, dry skin because, 00:03:08.739 --> 00:03:08.979 you know, 00:03:09.000 --> 00:03:10.341 it kind of reflects what's happening on 00:03:10.360 --> 00:03:10.981 the inside. 00:03:11.042 --> 00:03:11.342 Man. 00:03:12.002 --> 00:03:13.424 Your mom and I just can't take in 00:03:13.484 --> 00:03:14.525 enough water. 00:03:14.685 --> 00:03:15.305 It's crazy. 00:03:15.344 --> 00:03:16.665 And I'm taking in plenty of salt, 00:03:16.786 --> 00:03:17.546 plenty of water, 00:03:18.086 --> 00:03:19.147 doing all the things I can. 00:03:19.168 --> 00:03:19.568 But man, 00:03:19.768 --> 00:03:21.530 it is dry in the worst kind of 00:03:21.550 --> 00:03:21.789 way. 00:03:22.610 --> 00:03:23.790 And it's going to be that way, 00:03:23.830 --> 00:03:25.632 it looks like, for the foreseeable future. 00:03:25.671 --> 00:03:25.893 So... 00:03:26.860 --> 00:03:29.300 Um, yeah, can't make bone sauce right now. 00:03:29.320 --> 00:03:30.480 I think we got a few of them 00:03:30.580 --> 00:03:32.441 left, a few eight ounces left, 00:03:32.981 --> 00:03:33.662 but I can't do, 00:03:33.861 --> 00:03:35.322 I can't even think about making anything 00:03:35.342 --> 00:03:37.943 in this kind of weather because I'm sure, 00:03:38.022 --> 00:03:38.203 well, 00:03:38.223 --> 00:03:40.623 I'm not sure the fire danger when I 00:03:40.663 --> 00:03:42.584 looked yesterday was quote, very, 00:03:43.044 --> 00:03:43.663 very high. 00:03:44.145 --> 00:03:44.324 Yeah. 00:03:44.344 --> 00:03:45.985 Colleen says, uh, congratulations. 00:03:46.025 --> 00:03:47.305 I remember in a single ditches. 00:03:47.465 --> 00:03:47.685 Yeah. 00:03:47.786 --> 00:03:48.466 Thanks so much. 00:03:49.066 --> 00:03:50.586 All you folks in the house right now, 00:03:50.786 --> 00:03:53.326 Andy Denlo music, Andrea Colleen, uh, 00:03:53.808 --> 00:03:54.210 Yeah. 00:03:54.229 --> 00:03:56.033 And everybody out there that's listening 00:03:56.093 --> 00:03:58.038 live, like I said, five Oh one, 00:03:58.538 --> 00:03:59.741 if you want in on the giveaway, 00:03:59.762 --> 00:04:00.883 you better be listening live. 00:04:00.944 --> 00:04:02.067 Otherwise it's going to be here. 00:04:02.086 --> 00:04:02.467 You know, 00:04:02.487 --> 00:04:03.830 it's going to be for the people that, 00:04:04.625 --> 00:04:06.165 They show up during the live show. 00:04:06.246 --> 00:04:08.307 So bad news for those of y'all that 00:04:08.348 --> 00:04:09.789 listen to this podcast when you're out 00:04:09.810 --> 00:04:10.349 there working. 00:04:10.370 --> 00:04:12.032 All right, so some other things. 00:04:13.051 --> 00:04:14.933 Remember, water and compost. 00:04:14.973 --> 00:04:16.596 Stay on top of that, y'all. 00:04:16.675 --> 00:04:17.175 Especially, 00:04:17.295 --> 00:04:18.617 I'm talking about this dry weather. 00:04:19.218 --> 00:04:20.838 Tried to do it today, but man, 00:04:20.899 --> 00:04:23.302 I was just covered up with so many 00:04:23.341 --> 00:04:23.622 things. 00:04:24.161 --> 00:04:25.163 Try to do it weekly. 00:04:25.382 --> 00:04:26.483 That's exactly what I do. 00:04:26.524 --> 00:04:28.805 Go out there, test it, cover it up. 00:04:28.966 --> 00:04:30.047 If it's finished compost, 00:04:30.088 --> 00:04:31.189 make sure you keep it covered up. 00:04:32.350 --> 00:04:32.750 Believe me, 00:04:32.769 --> 00:04:34.391 your fungus is going to love it. 00:04:34.451 --> 00:04:35.954 Your beneficial fungus is going to love 00:04:35.994 --> 00:04:36.113 it.

00:04:36.153 --> 00:04:37.896 So it's not going to love it if 00:04:37.935 --> 00:04:38.615 it gets dry. 00:04:39.237 --> 00:04:40.658 Everything is going to go in the spores 00:04:40.718 --> 00:04:41.298 and cysts, 00:04:41.379 --> 00:04:44.141 and you're definitely going to have 00:04:44.202 --> 00:04:46.165 trouble getting them out of that state, 00:04:46.384 --> 00:04:47.665 at least quickly. 00:04:47.745 --> 00:04:48.788 It ain't going to happen quickly. 00:04:49.487 --> 00:04:50.569 All right, so some other things. 00:04:50.588 --> 00:04:51.790 The reason why I was running to get 00:04:51.850 --> 00:04:52.271 in here, 00:04:53.072 --> 00:04:55.134 Just had this honey extractor, 00:04:55.173 --> 00:04:56.735 the spinner thing, you know? 00:04:57.696 --> 00:04:58.257 Stunned. 00:04:58.276 --> 00:04:59.197 That one I had. 00:04:59.937 --> 00:05:00.559 Man, folks, 00:05:00.598 --> 00:05:05.423 this is why I detest planned obsolescence. 00:05:06.264 --> 00:05:08.505 I bought this thing a few years back. 00:05:09.247 --> 00:05:11.028 Been using it for a while now. 00:05:11.910 --> 00:05:13.630 And I kid you not, this year, 00:05:14.291 --> 00:05:15.192 first thing that happened, 00:05:15.992 --> 00:05:17.334 this thing's made out of plastic. 00:05:17.355 --> 00:05:18.675 It was supposed to be durable plastic, 00:05:18.696 --> 00:05:18.795 right? 00:05:19.721 --> 00:05:22.002 Both of them, as I'm spinning it, bam, 00:05:22.081 --> 00:05:23.762 I hear this pow go off. 00:05:24.603 --> 00:05:26.225 And the whole side blew out of it. 00:05:26.944 --> 00:05:29.026 And I'm like, what? 00:05:29.466 --> 00:05:31.327 I mean, like not on the outside, 00:05:31.447 --> 00:05:32.507 but on the inside of it. 00:05:33.649 --> 00:05:35.329 So I got tie wire. 00:05:35.930 --> 00:05:38.031 I'm literally using bailing wire. 00:05:38.110 --> 00:05:38.331 I mean, 00:05:38.372 --> 00:05:39.771 that's like the hillbilly trick for 00:05:39.831 --> 00:05:40.233 everything. 00:05:41.072 --> 00:05:42.454 So the one side blew out. 00:05:43.560 --> 00:05:45.581 I do five more batches or whatever. 00:05:45.721 --> 00:05:46.101 Boom. 00:05:46.122 --> 00:05:47.283 The other side goes out, 00:05:47.882 --> 00:05:49.744 got it in there with a bailing wire. 00:05:49.903 --> 00:05:51.024 I was so furious. 00:05:51.064 --> 00:05:53.326 I said, Michelle, I just went online. 00:05:53.386 --> 00:05:55.067 I said, order this thing right now. 00:05:56.007 --> 00:05:57.468 Um, I don't care what it costs. 00:05:57.809 --> 00:05:58.709 I mean, every, you know, 00:05:58.749 --> 00:06:00.189 money's tight for everybody these days, 00:06:00.670 --> 00:06:01.630 but I'm like, look, man, 00:06:01.870 --> 00:06:02.730 we're going to spend the money, 00:06:02.771 --> 00:06:03.992 get a real stainless one. 00:06:04.052 --> 00:06:05.353 I got a big one out there in 00:06:05.372 --> 00:06:06.033 the garage. 00:06:06.872 --> 00:06:07.394 Um, that was, 00:06:08.379 --> 00:06:08.639 Well, 00:06:08.858 --> 00:06:10.220 I would say it was given to me, 00:06:10.800 --> 00:06:12.742 but I now own it because of God 00:06:12.802 --> 00:06:14.242 ripped me off and he just happened to 00:06:14.302 --> 00:06:14.843 leave it here. 00:06:14.923 --> 00:06:16.305 Well, it's my property now. 00:06:16.964 --> 00:06:19.507 I was going to go ahead and use 00:06:19.547 --> 00:06:19.788 that, 00:06:20.028 --> 00:06:22.990 but this thing wobbles so much that you 00:06:23.009 --> 00:06:24.350 got to have it anchored to the floor, 00:06:24.430 --> 00:06:25.211 which, you know, 00:06:25.252 --> 00:06:26.692 that's kind of a big commitment. 00:06:27.312 --> 00:06:28.254 So I didn't do that. 00:06:29.093 --> 00:06:29.795 So I'm, you know, 00:06:29.834 --> 00:06:30.956 I'm not going to anchor this thing, 00:06:31.576 --> 00:06:33.358 but yeah, it'll do three at a time. 00:06:33.377 --> 00:06:34.899 But anyway, the new one came in. 00:06:36.192 --> 00:06:38.132 unbelievably early, a day early. 00:06:38.173 --> 00:06:39.213 It came in today. 00:06:40.233 --> 00:06:41.733 And yeah, 00:06:41.774 --> 00:06:42.934 so I was trying to get that thing 00:06:42.994 --> 00:06:45.355 unboxed and getting that honey harvest 00:06:45.634 --> 00:06:46.074 squared away. 00:06:46.095 --> 00:06:46.415 But son, 00:06:46.454 --> 00:06:47.454 I'll tell you what else it does. 00:06:48.255 --> 00:06:49.656 Doing this honey, once again, 00:06:49.716 --> 00:06:54.057 reemphasizes why we do not sell honey. 00:06:54.877 --> 00:06:56.598 Even though we produce gallons, I mean, 00:06:56.718 --> 00:06:57.317 out of this batch, 00:06:57.338 --> 00:06:58.278 I'm probably going to get twenty, 00:06:58.298 --> 00:06:59.139 twenty five gallons. 00:07:00.079 --> 00:07:01.238 There's a reason I don't sell it. 00:07:02.199 --> 00:07:03.420 Because the cost of it 00:07:04.673 --> 00:07:06.053 What I would have to charge to make 00:07:06.074 --> 00:07:09.557 it worth my time would be unobtainium for 00:07:09.617 --> 00:07:10.218 most people. 00:07:10.478 --> 00:07:11.218 It really would. 00:07:11.718 --> 00:07:13.199 So I either give it away or I 00:07:13.341 --> 00:07:14.000 barter with it. 00:07:14.040 --> 00:07:15.182 And I'll tell you, folks, 00:07:15.322 --> 00:07:17.985 I've made far more than that honey's value 00:07:18.665 --> 00:07:19.305 in bartering. 00:07:19.966 --> 00:07:21.588 I mean, just for a couple of gallons, 00:07:22.348 --> 00:07:22.548 man, 00:07:22.588 --> 00:07:24.250 I got the whole food forest covered up 00:07:24.269 --> 00:07:27.112 with aged wood chips just for trade. 00:07:29.423 --> 00:07:30.343 I forgot about that. 00:07:30.403 --> 00:07:31.343 Yeah. 00:07:31.384 --> 00:07:33.165 That's just one of many examples I could 00:07:33.206 --> 00:07:33.625 provide. 00:07:33.685 --> 00:07:33.946 I mean, 00:07:34.406 --> 00:07:35.706 there's a number of others out there. 00:07:35.726 --> 00:07:36.867 I'm not sure that people want me to 00:07:36.908 --> 00:07:38.408 talk about it, but

yeah, 00:07:38.449 --> 00:07:39.569 there's a number of others too, 00:07:39.610 --> 00:07:40.649 where I've used this honey, 00:07:41.250 --> 00:07:42.492 but I am not going to sell it. 00:07:42.572 --> 00:07:43.812 I don't care what the going rate is. 00:07:43.872 --> 00:07:45.634 What I'm going to charge is way higher 00:07:45.653 --> 00:07:47.454 because number one, I know our practices. 00:07:48.115 --> 00:07:48.735 Number two, 00:07:49.336 --> 00:07:51.937 our bees get no drugs at all. 00:07:52.970 --> 00:07:55.610 Find me another beekeeper around here that 00:07:55.630 --> 00:07:56.250 can say that. 00:07:56.891 --> 00:07:58.091 They give them this in the winter, 00:07:58.151 --> 00:07:59.593 give them this in the spring, summer, 00:07:59.632 --> 00:07:59.992 and fall. 00:08:00.033 --> 00:08:01.432 We give them nothing. 00:08:02.334 --> 00:08:03.194 If they don't make it, 00:08:03.293 --> 00:08:04.673 you know the motto on this farm, 00:08:04.793 --> 00:08:06.355 get loose or get lost. 00:08:06.995 --> 00:08:08.875 So we breed. 00:08:10.197 --> 00:08:10.357 Now, 00:08:10.656 --> 00:08:12.357 we have had a number of them that 00:08:12.396 --> 00:08:12.997 don't make it. 00:08:13.137 --> 00:08:14.117 They don't make it through the winter. 00:08:14.298 --> 00:08:15.077 Hey, my bad. 00:08:15.499 --> 00:08:16.678 Sorry you didn't make it, bro. 00:08:17.899 --> 00:08:19.180 And we capture swarms. 00:08:20.213 --> 00:08:21.714 Um, a good many of them make it, 00:08:21.754 --> 00:08:23.175 but there are some that don't and we 00:08:23.194 --> 00:08:24.396 ain't going to baby and we're not giving 00:08:24.415 --> 00:08:25.255 them sugar water. 00:08:25.836 --> 00:08:26.836 We don't take everything. 00:08:26.877 --> 00:08:28.076 We do it in accordance with the 00:08:28.096 --> 00:08:29.877 permaculture ethic where we leave some 00:08:29.918 --> 00:08:30.677 back for nature. 00:08:31.358 --> 00:08:32.818 So when I'm done spinning these things, 00:08:32.839 --> 00:08:34.119 we put them back down there for them 00:08:34.139 --> 00:08:34.860 to work them over. 00:08:35.559 --> 00:08:37.160 And then also we, I mean, 00:08:37.181 --> 00:08:40.121 they just have to be able to, uh, 00:08:40.221 --> 00:08:40.981 perma pastors. 00:08:41.261 --> 00:08:41.361 Oh, 00:08:41.422 --> 00:08:43.363 episode five or one giveaway perma pastors 00:08:43.403 --> 00:08:43.543 on it. 00:08:43.562 --> 00:08:44.003 You know what? 00:08:44.602 --> 00:08:46.163 Great idea. 00:08:46.244 --> 00:08:48.485 Great idea because I can go ahead and, 00:08:49.306 --> 00:08:49.807 Oh, 00:08:49.826 --> 00:08:52.528 that's a slick way of getting the honey 00:08:52.609 --> 00:08:52.870 out of me. 00:08:53.509 --> 00:08:55.032 Yeah, I really don't eat much of it. 00:08:55.072 --> 00:08:56.754 So you know what? 00:08:56.793 --> 00:08:58.634 We'll do that along with something else. 00:08:59.677 --> 00:08:59.797 Yeah, 00:08:59.817 --> 00:09:01.577 we'll give away some honey and along with 00:09:01.618 --> 00:09:02.078 something else. 00:09:02.119 --> 00:09:03.120 I don't know if we have anything to 00:09:03.159 --> 00:09:03.900 mark that honey up. 00:09:04.628 --> 00:09:06.068 But I think that's a great idea. 00:09:06.109 --> 00:09:06.948 Maybe we'll give away, 00:09:07.110 --> 00:09:08.409 I don't know how many jars of honey, 00:09:08.450 --> 00:09:10.051 but yeah, I think that's a great idea. 00:09:10.772 --> 00:09:11.652 So fantastic. 00:09:11.672 --> 00:09:13.312 We don't have the smartest audience out 00:09:13.332 --> 00:09:14.153 there for nothing, y'all. 00:09:14.173 --> 00:09:14.594 But anyway, 00:09:14.933 --> 00:09:15.975 the long and short of it when it 00:09:15.995 --> 00:09:19.216 comes to honey processing is I am not 00:09:19.297 --> 00:09:21.177 going to go out here and slave away 00:09:21.197 --> 00:09:22.558 for this to get slave wages. 00:09:23.219 --> 00:09:24.099 I will give it away. 00:09:24.240 --> 00:09:26.140 We trade for cheese and milk with it. 00:09:27.402 --> 00:09:28.602 We trade for eggs. 00:09:28.763 --> 00:09:29.003 I mean, 00:09:29.243 --> 00:09:31.264 like the brassy eggs that I got in 00:09:31.284 --> 00:09:32.245 the incubator right now. 00:09:32.926 --> 00:09:34.307 Other than that, we got our own. 00:09:34.346 --> 00:09:35.748 But, you know, 00:09:36.087 --> 00:09:37.629 we trade for a number of things out 00:09:37.649 --> 00:09:37.870 there. 00:09:37.889 --> 00:09:39.171 And there's a number of farmers that are 00:09:39.191 --> 00:09:40.032 willing to have this stuff. 00:09:40.072 --> 00:09:40.572 Like I said, 00:09:40.611 --> 00:09:42.994 find me another farmer anywhere around 00:09:43.033 --> 00:09:45.135 here that isn't giving their bees drugs. 00:09:45.176 --> 00:09:46.256 We don't give them anything. 00:09:46.917 --> 00:09:49.499 And so we produce guys and gals that 00:09:49.519 --> 00:09:50.000 can make it. 00:09:50.791 --> 00:09:52.092 And if they don't, you know, 00:09:52.472 --> 00:09:53.553 sorry for your bad luck. 00:09:53.595 --> 00:09:55.356 We'll just have to go with your progeny. 00:09:55.937 --> 00:09:57.479 And that's exactly how we roll around 00:09:57.519 --> 00:09:57.700 here. 00:09:57.779 --> 00:10:00.143 So, yeah, won't be selling that, 00:10:00.163 --> 00:10:01.443 but I will be giving it away. 00:10:01.524 --> 00:10:02.785 So thank you so much for that. 00:10:03.447 --> 00:10:06.409 Other things still got to cut, you know, 00:10:06.429 --> 00:10:07.652 get this wood out of the woods. 00:10:08.706 --> 00:10:10.366 just been so covered up with so many 00:10:10.407 --> 00:10:11.047 things, man. 00:10:11.067 --> 00:10:13.068 I'm just trying and I'm not complaining. 00:10:13.109 --> 00:10:14.649 Y'all every, every person, 00:10:14.710 --> 00:10:16.250 every homestead or every farmer out there 00:10:16.350 --> 00:10:17.812 is in the same boat right now. 00:10:18.412 --> 00:10:19.832 Everybody's trying to figure out number 00:10:19.993 --> 00:10:20.133 one, 00:10:20.173 -->

00:10:21.634 how to put bread on the table because 00:10:21.854 --> 00:10:22.975 everybody is suffering. 00:10:23.595 --> 00:10:24.456 And then number two, 00:10:24.495 --> 00:10:25.855 there's other people out there that have 00:10:25.895 --> 00:10:27.738 had to go get second and third jobs. 00:10:28.577 --> 00:10:29.719 I mean, I totally get it. 00:10:30.456 --> 00:10:31.977 And I got my own little thing I'm 00:10:32.038 --> 00:10:32.839 over here dealing with. 00:10:32.859 --> 00:10:33.100 You know, 00:10:33.159 --> 00:10:35.081 I'm trying to stay on top of what 00:10:35.121 --> 00:10:36.403 it is I'm doing. 00:10:36.703 --> 00:10:38.405 And, you know, 00:10:38.927 --> 00:10:40.208 sometimes it just gets ahead of you. 00:10:40.229 --> 00:10:41.590 But that's the nature of this work. 00:10:41.649 --> 00:10:44.234 So, yeah, hopefully tomorrow. 00:10:44.874 --> 00:10:46.616 Well, cutting down that silver grass, 00:10:46.736 --> 00:10:47.837 getting that stuff done. 00:10:48.658 --> 00:10:51.402 And or at least trying to because I 00:10:51.422 --> 00:10:52.543 got to do it before winter. 00:10:52.682 --> 00:10:54.225 Otherwise, it will act like a tree. 00:10:54.245 --> 00:10:55.525 The last thing you want to do is 00:10:55.605 --> 00:10:57.607 prune that stuff in the winter like you 00:10:57.649 --> 00:10:58.168 do a tree. 00:10:58.188 --> 00:10:59.490 If you really want to give that tree 00:10:59.549 --> 00:11:00.530 vigorous growth, 00:11:01.312 --> 00:11:02.874 prune it during the fall and winter. 00:11:03.394 --> 00:11:03.634 Well, 00:11:03.855 --> 00:11:05.557 it's that same way with the silver grass. 00:11:06.216 --> 00:11:08.278 So got to get that done. 00:11:09.126 --> 00:11:10.168 Another big thing, son, 00:11:10.227 --> 00:11:12.110 we got this Tesla machine over here and 00:11:12.129 --> 00:11:15.312 your mom, she had some back problems. 00:11:15.374 --> 00:11:16.875 And of course, typical of your mom, 00:11:16.894 --> 00:11:19.076 she doesn't tell me until it's like a 00:11:19.157 --> 00:11:20.239 week or two into it. 00:11:20.899 --> 00:11:21.539 Yeah. 00:11:21.600 --> 00:11:21.820 Yeah. 00:11:21.860 --> 00:11:22.620 Mom is tough. 00:11:23.741 --> 00:11:25.104 You won't even know she's in pain for 00:11:25.144 --> 00:11:27.625 a long period of time until she finally 00:11:27.666 --> 00:11:28.246 tells somebody. 00:11:28.802 --> 00:11:30.764 Or she has an attitude and then you 00:11:30.803 --> 00:11:32.783 find out that it's because she's in pain. 00:11:33.304 --> 00:11:33.985 Well, like, OK, 00:11:34.024 --> 00:11:35.384 we could have avoided all this. 00:11:35.966 --> 00:11:37.806 But no, anyway, 00:11:38.206 --> 00:11:39.647 that's not what happened this time. 00:11:39.687 --> 00:11:41.668 But the truth of it is she had 00:11:41.707 --> 00:11:43.268 like this shoulder, I want to say, 00:11:43.408 --> 00:11:45.928 or high back pain and whatever she did. 00:11:45.948 --> 00:11:47.990 She got on that Tesla machine and man, 00:11:48.090

--> 00:11:49.770 it knocked it out in no time. 00:11:49.850 --> 00:11:51.551 So, yeah. 00:11:51.671 --> 00:11:53.491 Shout out to the Tesla people over there. 00:11:54.412 --> 00:11:55.653 I've used it from time to time, 00:11:55.692 --> 00:11:57.153 but I don't have any chronic, you know, 00:11:57.254 --> 00:11:59.296 any acute pain or anything like that that 00:11:59.336 --> 00:12:00.096 I need to work on. 00:12:00.756 --> 00:12:02.357 So I'll definitely give it. 00:12:02.717 --> 00:12:03.139 If I do, 00:12:03.178 --> 00:12:04.198 I'll let you all know about it. 00:12:05.019 --> 00:12:07.442 Also, let's see here. 00:12:08.602 --> 00:12:09.003 Yeah. 00:12:10.083 --> 00:12:10.783 Oh, yeah. 00:12:10.903 --> 00:12:12.065 One other thing I wanted to remind 00:12:12.085 --> 00:12:12.505 everybody, 00:12:12.905 --> 00:12:14.226 because we've talked about them and we had 00:12:14.246 --> 00:12:14.907 them on this show. 00:12:15.107 --> 00:12:15.988 EMF rocks. 00:12:16.509 --> 00:12:18.690 And then also the wellness blanket. 00:12:18.769 --> 00:12:19.070 Folks, 00:12:19.870 --> 00:12:21.371 I keep talking about how you water your 00:12:21.412 --> 00:12:21.873 comfrey. 00:12:21.993 --> 00:12:23.494 I mean, your compost. 00:12:24.285 --> 00:12:24.466 Well, 00:12:24.505 --> 00:12:25.966 you also got to make sure you take 00:12:26.006 --> 00:12:28.427 those EMF rocks bags and get them outside, 00:12:28.467 --> 00:12:29.188 put them on the ground. 00:12:29.208 --> 00:12:30.288 You got to let them recharge. 00:12:31.190 --> 00:12:32.309 And you all have to go to the 00:12:32.350 --> 00:12:34.010 website to figure out how frequently you 00:12:34.030 --> 00:12:34.692 need to do that. 00:12:34.711 --> 00:12:37.413 But I do it every single day if 00:12:37.472 --> 00:12:37.854 I can. 00:12:38.754 --> 00:12:39.014 I mean, 00:12:39.313 --> 00:12:40.534 that's something I don't want to forget 00:12:40.554 --> 00:12:40.735 about. 00:12:40.894 --> 00:12:42.056 Also, the wellness blanket, 00:12:42.076 --> 00:12:43.317 you don't put it on the ground. 00:12:43.956 --> 00:12:45.597 But for those of you that got one, 00:12:46.313 --> 00:12:46.654 Remember, 00:12:46.774 --> 00:12:48.576 put it with the shiny or with the 00:12:48.636 --> 00:12:50.620 stripes or whatever on the inside and you 00:12:50.639 --> 00:12:51.760 got to let it sit in the sun. 00:12:52.461 --> 00:12:54.104 So you got to also work that thing. 00:12:54.183 --> 00:12:55.405 It works both ways, folks. 00:12:55.625 --> 00:12:55.865 You know, 00:12:55.905 --> 00:12:58.009 you buy these things and then you kind 00:12:58.068 --> 00:12:59.370 of forget about them sometimes. 00:12:59.410 --> 00:13:00.772 So I wanted to remind everybody, 00:13:00.851 --> 00:13:02.595 be sure to get that stuff squared away. 00:13:02.634 --> 00:13:03.796 Let me kick it on over to you, 00:13:03.836 --> 00:13:04.035 son. 00:13:04.778 --> 00:13:05.759 Yeah, I don't have anything. 00:13:06.058 --> 00:13:07.259 Well, actually, I do. 00:13:07.278 --> 00:13:08.139 I was going to say I don't have 00:13:08.179 --> 00:13:10.260 anything crazy for farm news, but yeah, 00:13:10.500 --> 00:13:11.061 actually, I do. 00:13:11.160 --> 00:13:12.341 First off, before I say that, 00:13:12.761 --> 00:13:14.182 some of you guys may have seen the 00:13:14.283 --> 00:13:15.884 jujitsu tournament that I uploaded on my 00:13:15.964 --> 00:13:17.825 YouTube channel and maybe thought, wow, 00:13:17.865 --> 00:13:19.885 that's really random for this YouTube 00:13:19.905 --> 00:13:20.166 channel. 00:13:20.586 --> 00:13:21.086 And you're right. 00:13:21.527 --> 00:13:22.407 It's totally random. 00:13:22.447 --> 00:13:25.828 But my gym had hosted a white belt 00:13:25.869 --> 00:13:27.190 tournament and it was crazy. 00:13:27.912 --> 00:13:31.413 very very goofy but i uploaded it there 00:13:31.494 --> 00:13:33.275 so so that way it's like you know 00:13:33.296 --> 00:13:35.236 kind of promotion for the gym but also 00:13:35.277 --> 00:13:37.538 so that way everybody who competed could 00:13:37.698 --> 00:13:39.659 easily show their family and they can you 00:13:39.679 --> 00:13:41.341 know send them the link to the to 00:13:41.380 --> 00:13:42.761 the tournament and everything like that 00:13:42.822 --> 00:13:44.403 but if you if anybody's interested in 00:13:44.423 --> 00:13:46.725 seeing some very bad and goofy jiu-jitsu 00:13:47.325 --> 00:13:49.567 uh go on over to the youtube channel 00:13:49.606 --> 00:13:51.928 and watch that video um but i'm not 00:13:52.188 --> 00:13:54.230 not necessarily making fun of everybody 00:13:54.291 --> 00:13:56.472 it's just uh that's that's what a white 00:13:56.493 --> 00:13:59.034 belt tournament looks like so and uh he's 00:13:59.115 --> 00:14:00.556 actually gonna the owner of the gym is 00:14:00.615 --> 00:14:02.418 actually gonna be opening it up for um 00:14:02.937 --> 00:14:04.578 like anybody is going to do these 00:14:04.619 --> 00:14:07.100 tournaments quarterly and you don't have 00:14:07.120 --> 00:14:08.861 to attend the gym in order to join 00:14:08.881 --> 00:14:10.482 the white belt tournament or anything like 00:14:10.523 --> 00:14:10.702 that. 00:14:11.043 --> 00:14:12.264 You do have to be a beginner. 00:14:12.304 --> 00:14:13.485 You do have to be a white belt 00:14:13.524 --> 00:14:15.126 and stuff, but yeah, 00:14:15.267 --> 00:14:16.287 it's going to be open up for, 00:14:16.567 --> 00:14:18.129 it's going to open up for anybody who 00:14:18.149 --> 00:14:20.570 wants to come in and join the tournament. 00:14:20.669 --> 00:14:21.811 So there's that. 00:14:21.850 --> 00:14:22.792 If you thought that was a little, 00:14:23.032 --> 00:14:24.852 you know, off topic for my channel, 00:14:25.474 --> 00:14:25.894 you're right. 00:14:26.094 --> 00:14:29.416 But it's at the very least entertaining. 00:14:30.517 --> 00:14:30.977 Second of all, 00:14:31.817 --> 00:14:33.438 We went to go pick up the rental 00:14:33.458 --> 00:14:33.958 car today.

00:14:34.859 --> 00:14:35.679 And on the way back, 00:14:35.919 --> 00:14:38.181 I stopped at Love's in New Boston. 00:14:39.041 --> 00:14:40.160 And I go in the store. 00:14:40.201 --> 00:14:40.642 First of all, 00:14:40.662 --> 00:14:42.081 I go into the Love's and I have 00:14:42.101 --> 00:14:42.841 to go to the bathroom. 00:14:43.043 --> 00:14:45.302 And the only area that was kind of 00:14:45.342 --> 00:14:48.985 available and still maintained man law was 00:14:49.065 --> 00:14:51.346 one of the closed-in stalls with the doors 00:14:51.365 --> 00:14:51.865 and everything. 00:14:52.365 --> 00:14:53.846 All the urinals out had to break man 00:14:53.866 --> 00:14:55.327 law in order to use one of the 00:14:55.347 --> 00:14:55.648 urinals. 00:14:55.668 --> 00:14:56.847 So I just used one of the stalls. 00:14:57.268 --> 00:14:58.469 And I'm just sitting there peeing. 00:14:58.548 --> 00:14:59.828 And then as I start peeing, 00:14:59.889 --> 00:15:00.809 somebody walks in. 00:15:01.717 --> 00:15:02.458 and yells, 00:15:03.559 --> 00:15:04.581 you're not going to want to be in 00:15:04.620 --> 00:15:05.381 here for this one. 00:15:06.162 --> 00:15:07.403 And at first, 00:15:07.484 --> 00:15:11.187 I'm not sure if this is a threat 00:15:11.366 --> 00:15:12.548 or if this is a warning or if 00:15:12.589 --> 00:15:13.369 this is a heads up. 00:15:13.789 --> 00:15:16.312 So I cautiously come out of the stall 00:15:16.371 --> 00:15:17.793 like, what is going on out here? 00:15:18.614 --> 00:15:20.836 Anyway, once I'm washing my hands, 00:15:20.897 --> 00:15:22.717 I find out why he's saying, 00:15:23.078 --> 00:15:24.159 y'all ain't going to want to be in 00:15:24.179 --> 00:15:24.740 here for this one. 00:15:24.799 --> 00:15:25.201 And it was 00:15:26.279 --> 00:15:28.461 It's just the fact that somebody had to 00:15:28.561 --> 00:15:31.442 say that at a truck stop was bizarre. 00:15:31.462 --> 00:15:33.484 And it just caught me off guard. 00:15:35.946 --> 00:15:36.346 But, 00:15:36.546 --> 00:15:38.907 and then this isn't even the end of 00:15:38.927 --> 00:15:40.388 the shenanigans at loves. 00:15:40.828 --> 00:15:42.068 So then I get in the car and 00:15:42.129 --> 00:15:43.029 I see behind me, 00:15:43.389 --> 00:15:44.571 the gas pumps are behind me. 00:15:44.610 --> 00:15:46.591 I'm parked in the parking spots right in 00:15:46.631 --> 00:15:47.231 front of the store. 00:15:47.533 --> 00:15:48.832 And then the gas pumps and all that 00:15:48.873 --> 00:15:49.854 stuff are right behind me. 00:15:50.293 --> 00:15:53.056 And right behind me is like a U-Haul. 00:15:53.515 --> 00:15:54.277 Type vehicle. 00:15:54.336 --> 00:15:55.357 It's a budget vehicle. 00:15:55.398 --> 00:15:56.899 But it's like U-Haul type vehicle. 00:15:57.698 --> 00:15:59.000 Where that's the big box truck on the 00:15:59.020 --> 00:15:59.201 back. 00:15:59.221 --> 00:16:00.601 And they're pulling a trailer. 00:16:00.662 --> 00:16:02.503 With a truck on the trailer. 00:16:02.582 --> 00:16:04.065 Like a F-Zero. 00:16:04.544 --> 00:16:05.184 And I see them. 00:16:06.166 --> 00:16:06.807 They're struggling. 00:16:07.908 --> 00:16:09.249 They're not getting it. 00:16:09.288 --> 00:16:11.070 They're trying to get up to the gas 00:16:11.110 --> 00:16:11.330 pump. 00:16:11.370 --> 00:16:13.251 But they took too sharp of a turn. 00:16:13.272 --> 00:16:15.433 So now the trailer is going to catch 00:16:15.453 --> 00:16:16.413 on those concrete. 00:16:17.375 --> 00:16:18.916 U's that are in front of the gas 00:16:18.956 --> 00:16:19.157 pumps. 00:16:19.197 --> 00:16:19.616 And everything. 00:16:19.996 --> 00:16:21.558 And they're just going like. 00:16:22.099 --> 00:16:22.919 Forward a couple of feet, 00:16:22.960 --> 00:16:23.779 backward a couple of feet, 00:16:23.799 --> 00:16:25.100 and they're doing the same exact thing 00:16:25.221 --> 00:16:25.981 over and over again, 00:16:26.402 --> 00:16:28.322 expecting something different to happen. 00:16:28.503 --> 00:16:29.823 And there's one guy that's standing 00:16:29.884 --> 00:16:31.885 outside who's acting like a spotter, 00:16:31.926 --> 00:16:34.888 but he's not doing any spotter activities. 00:16:34.967 --> 00:16:37.749 He's just walking around with his hands in 00:16:37.769 --> 00:16:40.051 the air and grabbing his head and stuff 00:16:40.071 --> 00:16:40.471 like that. 00:16:40.530 --> 00:16:41.432 So I'm thinking, okay, 00:16:42.052 --> 00:16:43.092 we're going to be here for a minute. 00:16:43.332 --> 00:16:44.994 I'll offer some help. 00:16:45.254 --> 00:16:46.134 So I went over there, 00:16:46.434 --> 00:16:48.596 and as I'm getting closer, I'm thinking, 00:16:48.677 --> 00:16:50.878 man, these people are funky. 00:16:51.197 --> 00:16:51.658 Like, they are. 00:16:52.438 --> 00:16:53.841 they are funky and I'm not sure if 00:16:53.880 --> 00:16:55.722 it's them or what they got in the 00:16:55.743 --> 00:16:57.384 back of the U-Haul or anything like that. 00:16:57.524 --> 00:16:58.986 But I go up to the dude and 00:16:59.006 --> 00:17:00.269 I'm like, Hey, do you guys need help? 00:17:00.328 --> 00:17:01.509 And he doesn't really say much, 00:17:01.570 --> 00:17:03.371 but other than like, yes, yes, 00:17:03.412 --> 00:17:04.113 we do need help. 00:17:04.574 --> 00:17:06.115 And then he yells it in a different 00:17:06.154 --> 00:17:06.415 language. 00:17:06.455 --> 00:17:07.396 He yells at his, uh, 00:17:07.416 --> 00:17:08.738 I'm assuming his wife that was in the 00:17:08.778 --> 00:17:09.318 driver's seat. 00:17:10.220 --> 00:17:13.364 She slides out of the driver's seat and 00:17:13.403 --> 00:17:13.443 he, 00:17:14.218 --> 00:17:15.638 As soon as that door opens, 00:17:15.679 --> 00:17:18.421 I just get a wall of funk, 00:17:18.800 --> 00:17:21.022 of very, very unique funk. 00:17:22.364 --> 00:17:23.204 It's very funky. 00:17:23.545 --> 00:17:24.486 It's very bad. 00:17:24.665 --> 00:17:26.146 And then I open the door where I'm 00:17:26.186 -->

00:17:28.509 like holding onto the handle and I'm 00:17:29.048 --> 00:17:30.230 stepping into the vehicle. 00:17:30.250 --> 00:17:31.151 I'm on that first step. 00:17:31.211 --> 00:17:31.651 And I'm like, 00:17:31.810 --> 00:17:33.231 I'm looking around before I actually get 00:17:33.251 --> 00:17:34.993 in this vehicle because there's got to be 00:17:35.013 --> 00:17:35.973 a turd somewhere. 00:17:36.153 --> 00:17:37.776 There's got to be something somewhere in 00:17:37.816 --> 00:17:39.356 this vehicle for it to smell this bad. 00:17:39.856 --> 00:17:41.719 And what I notice is in that little 00:17:41.798 --> 00:17:43.279 pleather seat that they have, 00:17:43.740 --> 00:17:45.281 There is a streak, 00:17:46.182 --> 00:17:49.247 a brown streak from where she slid off 00:17:49.287 --> 00:17:52.089 that seat and got out for me to 00:17:52.130 --> 00:17:52.671 get in. 00:17:52.971 --> 00:17:54.211 As soon as I see that streak, 00:17:54.633 --> 00:17:55.993 I hop right down and I was like, 00:17:56.015 --> 00:17:57.375 uh-uh, you guys are on your own. 00:17:57.476 --> 00:17:59.198 And I just got in the vehicle and 00:17:59.258 --> 00:17:59.979 I just left. 00:18:00.380 --> 00:18:02.402 I have never encountered anything like 00:18:02.422 --> 00:18:03.663 that in my life. 00:18:04.243 --> 00:18:05.886 Also, when I left, 00:18:06.587 --> 00:18:08.390 you kind of pass by the gas pumps 00:18:08.430 --> 00:18:10.252 as you leave that particular gas station. 00:18:10.693 --> 00:18:11.154 I see them. 00:18:11.414 --> 00:18:12.997 She got back in the vehicle, 00:18:13.317 --> 00:18:15.780 must not have noticed the streak she left, 00:18:16.082 --> 00:18:17.644 and she's continuing to do the same 00:18:17.683 --> 00:18:19.267 doggone thing over and over again. 00:18:19.666 --> 00:18:19.807 So... 00:18:21.154 --> 00:18:22.738 That's what my day consisted of. 00:18:23.878 --> 00:18:25.321 That was one of two times in my 00:18:25.362 --> 00:18:29.167 life where I smelled a smell that I 00:18:29.327 --> 00:18:31.391 almost threw up on the spot. 00:18:31.431 --> 00:18:32.573 The other time was when I was a 00:18:32.653 --> 00:18:35.076 sleep technician and there was a person 00:18:35.116 --> 00:18:36.378 who was very unhygienic. 00:18:36.838 --> 00:18:39.121 and had some creases and rolls that did 00:18:39.161 --> 00:18:40.622 not wash the creases or rolls. 00:18:40.902 --> 00:18:42.522 And I find that out as I'm hooking 00:18:42.563 --> 00:18:43.604 up wires to this person. 00:18:43.903 --> 00:18:45.244 Those are the only two times in my 00:18:45.285 --> 00:18:47.286 life where I've smelled a smell and almost 00:18:47.326 --> 00:18:48.606 done exactly what Nancy, 00:18:48.948 --> 00:18:50.729 the emoji that Nancy left in the chat 00:18:50.749 --> 00:18:51.829 with a throw up emoji. 00:18:51.910 --> 00:18:53.550 That was the one of two times I've 00:18:53.691 --> 00:18:56.532 ever done that in my life or almost 00:18:56.573 --> 00:18:57.313 done that in my life.

00:18:57.432 --> 00:18:58.453 And yeah, 00:18:58.673 --> 00:19:00.796 so that's what my day consisted of other 00:19:00.836 --> 00:19:02.557 than just prep work, really. 00:19:04.385 --> 00:19:07.087 Uh, man, I'm, uh, I'm sympathetic to that, 00:19:07.147 --> 00:19:07.347 man. 00:19:07.367 --> 00:19:08.328 There was a man, 00:19:08.368 --> 00:19:10.431 I met some people that just the hygiene 00:19:10.471 --> 00:19:10.671 thing. 00:19:10.691 --> 00:19:11.612 That's one thing, man, 00:19:12.372 --> 00:19:14.114 I will go without eating before I go 00:19:14.134 --> 00:19:14.874 without bathing. 00:19:15.234 --> 00:19:16.355 I mean, I'm dead serious. 00:19:16.455 --> 00:19:19.057 I mean, I would never some, 00:19:19.097 --> 00:19:20.558 some of the funk of the people in 00:19:20.659 --> 00:19:21.038 Asheville. 00:19:21.058 --> 00:19:21.199 I, I, 00:19:22.019 --> 00:19:24.862 I feel as if I really believe this, 00:19:24.882 --> 00:19:27.744 that there must be some satanic sacrament 00:19:28.496 --> 00:19:30.296 for them to see how nasty they can 00:19:30.316 --> 00:19:30.455 be. 00:19:30.516 --> 00:19:31.797 I really believe that's part of it. 00:19:31.836 --> 00:19:33.356 In fact, I've heard that before from, 00:19:33.876 --> 00:19:35.998 may have been from the late Russ Dizdar 00:19:36.038 --> 00:19:37.357 and a number of others that that may 00:19:37.377 --> 00:19:38.877 be one of the sacraments they do. 00:19:39.438 --> 00:19:39.718 Anyway, 00:19:39.758 --> 00:19:42.419 we'll get off the funk thing and I'll 00:19:42.459 --> 00:19:44.499 handle some of these comments here. 00:19:44.558 --> 00:19:46.519 Yeah, homemade comfrey would be nice. 00:19:46.559 --> 00:19:48.140 Yeah, let me get with Michelle about that. 00:19:48.180 --> 00:19:49.500 I'm sure we can make that happen. 00:19:50.259 --> 00:19:52.181 So yeah, Nancy also says, 00:19:52.221 --> 00:19:53.701 I bet that dog doesn't have any back 00:19:53.721 --> 00:19:54.000 trouble. 00:19:54.401 --> 00:19:54.540 Yeah, 00:19:54.580 --> 00:19:56.342 we were trying to get her in there 00:19:56.521 --> 00:19:57.721 with that Tesla machine. 00:19:58.819 --> 00:19:59.861 And it was a fight. 00:19:59.961 --> 00:20:02.683 I mean, she hears that thing going off. 00:20:02.983 --> 00:20:04.665 It makes a weird kind of... 00:20:06.352 --> 00:20:08.712 uh sound and the dog would get very 00:20:08.752 --> 00:20:10.354 very uneasy she was trying to get her 00:20:10.394 --> 00:20:13.375 in there and uh wasn't really working out 00:20:13.414 --> 00:20:15.855 so well so uh yeah i'm sure we'll 00:20:15.875 --> 00:20:17.977 have a little potpourri as it were of 00:20:17.997 --> 00:20:19.978 uh items that we can give away next 00:20:20.018 --> 00:20:23.219 time we do this show and um considering 00:20:23.239 --> 00:20:24.700 that there's only thirty five in the house 00:20:24.759 --> 00:20:26.420 i'm pretty sure everybody's chances are 00:20:26.440 --> 00:20:28.601 quite good so we'll hit y'all with a 00:20:28.621 -->

00:20:30.281 little bit of trivia before i kick off 00:20:31.021 --> 00:20:32.303 and go next i wanted to say look 00:20:32.343 --> 00:20:35.006 y'all um i don't know how much people 00:20:35.046 --> 00:20:36.346 are keeping up with this sort of thing 00:20:36.386 --> 00:20:38.548 but man this is definitely in my 00:20:38.588 --> 00:20:42.133 wheelhouse um this noah's ark thing i 00:20:42.153 --> 00:20:43.394 don't know if you've kept up with it 00:20:43.433 --> 00:20:45.115 son but man the stuff that's coming out 00:20:45.155 --> 00:20:47.317 of there right now they did some serious 00:20:47.357 --> 00:20:49.759 ground penetrating radar and huh how about 00:20:49.819 --> 00:20:52.022 that found a structure underground that's 00:20:52.143 --> 00:20:53.923 fifty cubits wide and 00:20:54.625 --> 00:20:56.025 three hundred cubits long, 00:20:56.545 --> 00:20:58.266 and then they just did core samples. 00:20:58.326 --> 00:20:59.685 I guess that's about to see the light 00:20:59.726 --> 00:21:00.185 of day. 00:21:00.665 --> 00:21:03.346 Just heard an interview not long ago that 00:21:03.386 --> 00:21:06.548 they did core samples and it looks like 00:21:06.587 --> 00:21:08.228 this whole thing is made out of petrified 00:21:08.268 --> 00:21:09.388 wood and has three layers. 00:21:10.128 --> 00:21:11.689 So the reason I'm telling everybody this, 00:21:13.249 --> 00:21:15.089 they've known this for a long, long time. 00:21:16.230 --> 00:21:17.971 It has been known that this has been 00:21:18.131 --> 00:21:20.351 in that area for a long, long time. 00:21:21.490 --> 00:21:23.372 And the powers that shouldn't be 00:21:24.298 --> 00:21:26.598 We'll do everything humanly possible to 00:21:26.638 --> 00:21:27.000 not see it. 00:21:27.039 --> 00:21:28.259 The reason why I'm bringing this up, 00:21:29.101 --> 00:21:29.320 folks, 00:21:30.201 --> 00:21:32.363 just use your imagination for a moment 00:21:32.403 --> 00:21:32.583 here. 00:21:32.903 --> 00:21:34.763 And I know this seems relatively random, 00:21:34.804 --> 00:21:35.904 but I wanted to make sure I said 00:21:35.944 --> 00:21:38.026 something about it because it's starting 00:21:38.046 --> 00:21:38.965 to see the light of day. 00:21:39.006 --> 00:21:40.727 And then you have these paid influencers 00:21:40.807 --> 00:21:42.147 out there saying, oh, it's all a hoax, 00:21:42.188 --> 00:21:43.368 but they've never been on the site. 00:21:44.009 --> 00:21:45.630 And they don't realize the world-class 00:21:46.210 --> 00:21:47.790 people that are on this site that are 00:21:47.810 --> 00:21:48.912 doing this investigation. 00:21:50.259 --> 00:21:53.563 um folks i mean if you could pray 00:21:53.583 --> 00:21:55.023 that this thing sees the light of day 00:21:55.044 --> 00:21:58.105 and here's why the powers it shouldn't be 00:21:59.126 --> 00:22:00.808 i would almost imagine that they would 00:22:00.868 --> 00:22:03.049 probably try to start something of a world 00:22:03.089 --> 00:22:05.731 war iii to keep

this hidden or create 00:22:05.791 --> 00:22:08.835 some great conflagration somewhere to make 00:22:08.875 --> 00:22:10.395 sure that this never sees the light of 00:22:10.435 --> 00:22:12.837 day because all these people that have 00:22:12.877 --> 00:22:13.798 been on the fence 00:22:15.396 --> 00:22:16.978 that have been on the fence or, 00:22:17.137 --> 00:22:17.419 you know, 00:22:17.499 --> 00:22:19.400 the end thing for the longest time is, 00:22:19.940 --> 00:22:21.421 and there was a running joke there, 00:22:21.461 --> 00:22:21.760 you know, 00:22:22.201 --> 00:22:23.201 how do you know a person is a 00:22:23.262 --> 00:22:24.363 vegan or atheist? 00:22:24.903 --> 00:22:26.565 Just wait five minutes, they'll tell you. 00:22:27.444 --> 00:22:29.046 And it's always been the same. 00:22:29.227 --> 00:22:30.646 It's been that way for a while now. 00:22:31.688 --> 00:22:33.249 Do you have any idea how many people 00:22:33.269 --> 00:22:35.330 will come to Christ if all of a 00:22:35.391 --> 00:22:37.172 sudden they found out that Noah's Ark 00:22:37.192 --> 00:22:37.932 wasn't a myth? 00:22:38.553 --> 00:22:39.794 To me, I don't need this. 00:22:40.733 --> 00:22:42.355 And a number of others probably don't as 00:22:42.414 --> 00:22:42.635 well. 00:22:43.479 --> 00:22:46.599 But can you imagine if this actually sees 00:22:46.640 --> 00:22:47.279 the light of day, 00:22:47.319 --> 00:22:50.141 if they excavate this thing and they find 00:22:50.221 --> 00:22:52.301 out it's already probably game, set, 00:22:52.342 --> 00:22:54.281 match that it is. 00:22:54.342 --> 00:22:56.222 But like I said, 00:22:56.303 --> 00:22:57.782 the people calling the shots, 00:22:57.803 --> 00:23:00.084 keep in mind, when COVID came around, 00:23:00.604 --> 00:23:03.545 nearly every country but I think two went 00:23:03.585 --> 00:23:04.224 along with it. 00:23:05.205 --> 00:23:06.905 So there's a puppeteer above all this 00:23:06.925 --> 00:23:07.266 stuff. 00:23:07.727 --> 00:23:09.507 But somehow Turkey is letting these 00:23:09.527 --> 00:23:12.307 Christian excavators get this work done. 00:23:13.205 --> 00:23:15.607 but you better believe the gates of hell 00:23:15.648 --> 00:23:17.369 are about to open to keep this thing 00:23:17.410 --> 00:23:20.574 silent because so many people would come 00:23:20.614 --> 00:23:22.836 running to the cross if they knew that 00:23:22.855 --> 00:23:23.836 this thing were legit. 00:23:23.876 --> 00:23:27.000 So folks, if you would, um, 00:23:27.039 --> 00:23:28.501 send your prayers out there that this 00:23:28.541 --> 00:23:29.563 thing sees the light of day. 00:23:29.782 --> 00:23:30.103 Go ahead. 00:23:30.123 --> 00:23:31.525 Who was the original guy? 00:23:31.585 --> 00:23:33.527 Was it like in the sixties or seventies 00:23:33.547 --> 00:23:34.468 that was going out there? 00:23:34.528 --> 00:23:35.989 He wasn't, he didn't have any kind of, 00:23:36.430 --> 00:23:36.490 um, 00:23:37.786 --> 00:23:39.788 degrees or anything in regards to 00:23:39.909 --> 00:23:42.272 archaeology or anthropology or anything 00:23:42.313 --> 00:23:42.593 like that, 00:23:42.633 --> 00:23:43.674 but he was just kind of doing this 00:23:43.714 --> 00:23:44.496 of his own accord. 00:23:46.378 --> 00:23:48.060 Wasn't there a lot of destruction of the 00:23:48.221 --> 00:23:51.246 Ark after he kind of finished his work 00:23:51.266 --> 00:23:51.746 and everything? 00:23:52.106 --> 00:23:53.107 I don't remember his name. 00:23:53.749 --> 00:23:55.470 yeah that was my understanding as well is 00:23:55.490 --> 00:23:57.230 that there was an attempt to i i 00:23:57.250 --> 00:23:58.791 don't recall his name either if anybody 00:23:58.832 --> 00:24:00.211 knows in the chat please let us know 00:24:00.833 --> 00:24:02.653 but there's been a number of them and 00:24:02.894 --> 00:24:04.513 um there was you know they were called 00:24:04.554 --> 00:24:06.394 hoaxers and all this and that and that 00:24:06.434 --> 00:24:09.336 and this i don't recall his name but 00:24:09.376 --> 00:24:11.337 man they're finding all these stones that 00:24:11.357 --> 00:24:13.459 would have been anchors yeah that would 00:24:13.479 --> 00:24:16.400 have served as anchors all throughout the 00:24:16.460 --> 00:24:18.060 entire place i think that i think they 00:24:18.101 --> 00:24:18.520 said they found 00:24:24.451 --> 00:24:25.371 This high in the mountains, 00:24:25.651 --> 00:24:26.692 in the mountains of Ararat. 00:24:27.352 --> 00:24:28.932 Remember, it wasn't Mount Ararat. 00:24:28.952 --> 00:24:31.034 The Bible says the mountains of Ararat. 00:24:32.394 --> 00:24:33.494 So just keep that in mind. 00:24:33.994 --> 00:24:34.275 But yeah, 00:24:34.394 --> 00:24:35.736 all these things are on the ground over 00:24:35.756 --> 00:24:36.215 there, folks. 00:24:36.276 --> 00:24:37.076 And like I said, 00:24:37.615 --> 00:24:39.356 do you have any idea what that would 00:24:39.416 --> 00:24:42.458 do to the corridors of power if all 00:24:42.498 --> 00:24:44.759 of a sudden they find out, whoa, 00:24:45.880 --> 00:24:46.619 this is legit? 00:24:47.696 --> 00:24:48.938 How many other things are legit? 00:24:49.097 --> 00:24:50.940 Oh, gee, maybe we can find Jericho. 00:24:51.420 --> 00:24:53.181 Maybe we can find the walls of Jericho. 00:24:53.622 --> 00:24:55.482 Maybe we can find all these other things 00:24:55.583 --> 00:24:58.184 out there that we've been lied about. 00:24:58.746 --> 00:24:59.405 So anyway, folks, 00:24:59.645 --> 00:25:02.528 that's why I'm hoping this stuff sees the 00:25:02.548 --> 00:25:04.109 light of day in a big way long 00:25:04.150 --> 00:25:05.911 before the powers that shouldn't be try to 00:25:05.931 --> 00:25:06.491 shut it down. 00:25:07.190 --> 00:25:08.151 Because the gates of hell, 00:25:08.191 --> 00:25:08.851 you better believe, 00:25:08.892 --> 00:25:10.093 are going to be open to make sure 00:25:10.113 --> 00:25:11.294 this never sees the light of day. 00:25:11.673

--> 00:25:12.233 And then, of course, 00:25:12.273 --> 00:25:13.935 with all the paid influencers that came 00:25:14.016 --> 00:25:15.876 out in favor of genocide, 00:25:16.958 --> 00:25:18.660 you better believe the same exact thing 00:25:18.680 --> 00:25:20.000 will happen when it comes out for this. 00:25:20.040 --> 00:25:20.942 So, like I said, 00:25:20.981 --> 00:25:21.862 I know it seems random. 00:25:22.563 --> 00:25:24.625 But just pray that this information sees 00:25:24.664 --> 00:25:26.287 the light of day and that there is 00:25:26.307 --> 00:25:27.047 an excavation. 00:25:27.086 --> 00:25:29.430 But the people brought up core samples and 00:25:29.450 --> 00:25:30.891 they're saying it is one hundred percent 00:25:30.911 --> 00:25:31.411 guaranteed. 00:25:31.471 --> 00:25:32.471 It's petrified wood. 00:25:32.972 --> 00:25:34.614 Why would you have wood that far 00:25:34.653 --> 00:25:35.134 underground? 00:25:35.295 --> 00:25:35.935 OK. 00:25:36.076 --> 00:25:38.377 And in a geometrical shape that matches 00:25:38.538 --> 00:25:40.759 identically, fifty cubits wide, 00:25:40.880 --> 00:25:41.941 three hundred cubits long. 00:25:42.561 --> 00:25:43.323 Hmm. 00:25:43.383 --> 00:25:43.603 Yeah. 00:25:43.643 --> 00:25:44.663 Hold on to your hat, folks. 00:25:45.164 --> 00:25:47.008 Why else would there be a mountain or 00:25:47.028 --> 00:25:48.710 would there be a ship up in the 00:25:48.750 --> 00:25:52.336 mountains by itself? 00:25:53.218 --> 00:25:54.920 Well, that alone, exactly. 00:25:54.980 --> 00:25:55.141 Some, 00:25:55.181 --> 00:25:56.784 but you better believe that they've 00:25:56.804 --> 00:25:57.505 already got their, uh, 00:25:58.148 --> 00:25:58.469 In fact, 00:25:58.509 --> 00:25:59.749 they've already had – there was Lauren 00:25:59.769 --> 00:26:01.910 Witzke who was on with Seth Holhouse. 00:26:01.930 --> 00:26:03.069 That's where I just heard about this 00:26:03.109 --> 00:26:03.431 today. 00:26:04.330 --> 00:26:07.291 And apparently these so-called Christian 00:26:07.751 --> 00:26:10.112 people are coming out of the woodwork 00:26:10.152 --> 00:26:11.692 saying, oh, it's a hoax, it's a hoax, 00:26:11.712 --> 00:26:12.772 but they've never been on the site. 00:26:12.792 --> 00:26:13.432 They've never seen it. 00:26:13.452 --> 00:26:14.554 They don't even know the evidence. 00:26:15.394 --> 00:26:19.315 And so you better believe some of these 00:26:19.355 --> 00:26:20.234 so-called – like I said, 00:26:20.714 --> 00:26:23.135 it's these so-called Christians also in 00:26:23.175 --> 00:26:25.696 favor of bombing to death 00:26:26.416 --> 00:26:29.898 women and little babies okay so be mindful 00:26:29.919 --> 00:26:32.480 who calls themselves a christian you know 00:26:32.539 --> 00:26:35.020 like like uh that song says don't call 00:26:35.040 --> 00:26:36.662 him a cowboy till you see him ride 00:26:37.442 --> 00:26:39.943 and um you'll know them by their fruits 00:26:40.483 --> 00:26:42.644 so ask yourself what fruit do you see 00:26:42.664 --> 00:26:44.266 being produced by some of these people i 00:26:44.286 --> 00:26:45.486 didn't mean to spend that much time on 00:26:45.526 --> 00:26:47.487 it but maybe we can circle back to 00:26:47.507 --> 00:26:49.307 it if people are interested um wellness 00:26:49.327 --> 00:26:51.749 blanket ten percent off with promo code 00:26:51.789 --> 00:26:52.130 perma 00:26:52.987 --> 00:26:53.346 Yeah, 00:26:53.827 --> 00:26:55.469 every single day I'm seeing that dog 00:26:55.509 --> 00:26:57.131 hugged up in that wellness blanket that 00:26:57.171 --> 00:26:58.711 Michelle just put down there with her. 00:26:59.472 --> 00:27:01.454 And she appears to love it. 00:27:01.755 --> 00:27:03.116 And Michelle swears up and down that it 00:27:03.156 --> 00:27:03.416 works. 00:27:03.457 --> 00:27:04.817 So wellness blanket, 00:27:04.837 --> 00:27:06.680 ten percent off with promo code PERMA. 00:27:07.279 --> 00:27:08.280 Also, Nessa's hemp. 00:27:09.021 --> 00:27:10.501 try to use that stuff every night man 00:27:10.541 --> 00:27:13.042 i keep forgetting i got my little routine 00:27:13.563 --> 00:27:15.983 i mean things that i do rhythmically okay 00:27:16.703 --> 00:27:18.124 and i don't know how oh i know 00:27:18.163 --> 00:27:21.585 how because i fast every tuesday okay i 00:27:21.625 --> 00:27:24.105 fast for about forty hours like monday 00:27:24.185 --> 00:27:27.386 into wednesday and i fast forty hours 00:27:27.426 --> 00:27:27.906 every week 00:27:28.747 --> 00:27:31.449 And it kind of messes up my routine, 00:27:31.469 --> 00:27:33.009 and then I keep forgetting to get back 00:27:33.088 --> 00:27:33.390 into it. 00:27:33.470 --> 00:27:33.750 Anyway, 00:27:34.390 --> 00:27:35.790 Nessa's Hemp is something I do every 00:27:35.830 --> 00:27:36.451 single evening. 00:27:36.490 --> 00:27:37.652 Make sure I take a whole dropper of 00:27:37.672 --> 00:27:41.394 that stuff and keep my cannabinoid system 00:27:41.574 --> 00:27:42.074 on lock. 00:27:42.114 --> 00:27:44.255 Ten percent off with promo code PERMA. 00:27:44.335 --> 00:27:45.756 And then finally, Soil Savers. 00:27:46.676 --> 00:27:48.357 And we got a link for that below. 00:27:48.417 --> 00:27:50.058 Maybe we'll give away some of that next 00:27:50.479 --> 00:27:51.318 program as well. 00:27:52.000 --> 00:27:52.220 Son, 00:27:52.279 --> 00:27:53.800 you sounded like you had something to say 00:27:53.840 --> 00:27:54.280 a moment ago. 00:27:56.063 --> 00:27:57.983 Yeah, I'll post this here in the chat. 00:27:58.023 --> 00:27:59.545 Yahusha's Kingdom coming said, 00:27:59.924 --> 00:28:01.244 how much you want to bet they find 00:28:01.305 --> 00:28:03.665 something that validates the Noahide laws? 00:28:03.806 --> 00:28:04.905 Timing is perfect. 00:28:05.707 --> 00:28:07.988 With the whole Noahide, I mean, 00:28:08.008 --> 00:28:10.807 with the whole excavation of the Ark and 00:28:10.827 --> 00:28:11.169 everything. 00:28:11.648 --> 00:28:13.910 Oh, that is

brilliant. 00:28:14.069 --> 00:28:15.009 Oh, who made that? 00:28:16.565 --> 00:28:17.385 You know him, Dad. 00:28:17.705 --> 00:28:18.326 You've met him. 00:28:18.405 --> 00:28:19.527 I brought him to your house a few 00:28:19.567 --> 00:28:19.846 times. 00:28:20.326 --> 00:28:21.268 I don't want to say his name, 00:28:21.288 --> 00:28:22.147 but yeah. 00:28:22.208 --> 00:28:22.949 No, I got it. 00:28:22.969 --> 00:28:26.770 But that is absolutely spot on brilliant, 00:28:26.891 --> 00:28:29.551 especially when you have Ben Shapiro just 00:28:29.592 --> 00:28:30.472 the other day. 00:28:32.337 --> 00:28:33.618 He was out there talking about, oh, 00:28:33.699 --> 00:28:34.440 it's no big deal. 00:28:36.080 --> 00:28:37.622 I can't speak as fast as he does, 00:28:37.662 --> 00:28:38.782 but oh, it's no big deal. 00:28:38.803 --> 00:28:39.743 It's just no high laws. 00:28:39.784 --> 00:28:41.085 It's just basic things that everybody 00:28:41.105 --> 00:28:42.026 ought to know, blah, blah, blah, blah, 00:28:42.046 --> 00:28:42.686 blah, blah, blah. 00:28:43.326 --> 00:28:45.848 And there is no justice in this life 00:28:46.349 --> 00:28:49.031 unless I can absolutely thread his head 00:28:49.051 --> 00:28:49.913 with my fist. 00:28:50.613 --> 00:28:52.515 That is him and Sean Hannity. 00:28:52.974 --> 00:28:53.615 If you said, hey, 00:28:54.115 --> 00:28:56.238 we'll put you in the cage match and 00:28:56.278 --> 00:28:57.679 you get to beat the brakes off of 00:28:57.759 --> 00:28:58.480 anybody you want, 00:28:59.669 --> 00:28:59.848 Yeah, 00:28:59.868 --> 00:29:01.630 there's a long list I would probably pick 00:29:01.750 --> 00:29:01.890 out. 00:29:02.369 --> 00:29:03.710 But right at the top of that list 00:29:03.769 --> 00:29:05.651 is going to be Sean Hannity and Ben 00:29:05.671 --> 00:29:06.250 Shapiro. 00:29:06.570 --> 00:29:08.071 And I got my reasons for both because 00:29:08.112 --> 00:29:09.932 both of them are pathological liars. 00:29:09.971 --> 00:29:11.413 And anyway, 00:29:11.452 --> 00:29:12.413 they got people believe in them. 00:29:12.833 --> 00:29:13.133 All right. 00:29:13.153 --> 00:29:14.213 So I'm gonna get into the good news 00:29:14.233 --> 00:29:14.413 here. 00:29:14.453 --> 00:29:14.913 But man, 00:29:15.294 --> 00:29:17.095 I almost I'm almost ready to go. 00:29:17.115 --> 00:29:18.755 One hundred and eighty degrees on this 00:29:18.795 --> 00:29:20.276 show because of what he just said there. 00:29:20.935 --> 00:29:21.336 But yeah, 00:29:21.415 --> 00:29:23.175 it wouldn't shock me if that's the next 00:29:23.215 --> 00:29:24.297 thing that comes down. 00:29:25.718 --> 00:29:26.798 That would be the only, you know, 00:29:26.878 --> 00:29:27.799 now that he brought that up, 00:29:27.819 --> 00:29:31.222 that would be the only reason they would 00:29:31.262 --> 00:29:32.564 ever let this see the light of day. 00:29:34.116 --> 00:29:35.577 That would be the only reason. 00:29:35.917 --> 00:29:37.479 Because I'm already

wondering how they let 00:29:37.499 --> 00:29:38.940 them get so far already. 00:29:39.359 --> 00:29:41.682 Because every excavation up until this 00:29:41.741 --> 00:29:43.823 point has always been stifled, 00:29:44.063 --> 00:29:45.584 whether by the government or whatever the 00:29:45.624 --> 00:29:46.144 case may be. 00:29:46.265 --> 00:29:47.424 It's always been stifled. 00:29:48.326 --> 00:29:49.185 And all of a sudden, 00:29:49.205 --> 00:29:50.547 these guys got the green light. 00:29:51.647 --> 00:29:55.690 And I'm thinking, hmm, yeah, 00:29:55.750 --> 00:29:57.852 the timing is extraordinary. 00:29:58.451 --> 00:30:00.913 So, yeah, thank you so much for that. 00:30:01.707 --> 00:30:03.788 No, Andrea, you know what? 00:30:03.948 --> 00:30:05.288 I better get my powder in order because 00:30:05.328 --> 00:30:06.390 I probably have to do a little bit 00:30:06.410 --> 00:30:08.431 of research because I didn't expect to 00:30:08.471 --> 00:30:09.432 come out swinging on that. 00:30:09.751 --> 00:30:11.093 He brought that up and now all of 00:30:11.133 --> 00:30:12.913 a sudden I'm thinking, oh my goodness, 00:30:12.933 --> 00:30:14.295 you just filled in the blanks here because 00:30:14.335 --> 00:30:16.635 I'm sitting here wondering how on earth 00:30:16.655 --> 00:30:18.217 would they ever let this see the light 00:30:18.257 --> 00:30:21.118 of day because every single excavation has 00:30:21.138 --> 00:30:22.799 been stifled up one side and down the 00:30:22.859 --> 00:30:23.059 other. 00:30:23.579 --> 00:30:25.161 And then the latest thing that came out, 00:30:25.842 --> 00:30:26.942 the guy, he's one of the, 00:30:27.462 --> 00:30:28.963 if not the best in the world, 00:30:29.003 --> 00:30:31.144 showed that there were three layers, 00:30:32.461 --> 00:30:35.002 And it was the exact dimensions that's 00:30:35.042 --> 00:30:36.084 described in the Bible. 00:30:36.845 --> 00:30:37.865 And he said, okay, 00:30:38.286 --> 00:30:40.929 I only got two choices here. 00:30:41.009 --> 00:30:43.611 It's either Noah's Ark or a UFO. 00:30:44.352 --> 00:30:45.333 I don't know what you're going to say 00:30:45.373 --> 00:30:45.633 it is. 00:30:46.594 --> 00:30:47.994 He said, there ain't no third option. 00:30:48.474 --> 00:30:49.516 That's the only thing it can be. 00:30:49.556 --> 00:30:50.978 All right, so we're going to move on. 00:30:51.057 --> 00:30:51.938 So good news. 00:30:52.781 --> 00:30:53.502 All right. 00:30:53.542 --> 00:30:54.623 Well, this is good news. 00:30:54.722 --> 00:30:55.943 I guess I could have brought up Noah's 00:30:56.003 --> 00:30:56.183 Ark. 00:30:56.203 --> 00:30:56.545 You know what? 00:30:56.625 --> 00:30:57.785 I'm going to use that as one good 00:30:57.825 --> 00:30:58.385 news story. 00:30:59.105 --> 00:31:00.686 But I'll go ahead and save it here 00:31:00.707 --> 00:31:01.147 in a second. 00:31:02.087 --> 00:31:03.969 Bill Gates on trial in the Netherlands 00:31:04.009 --> 00:31:05.670 while the PrEP Act is a license to 00:31:05.691 --> 00:31:07.652 kill in the United States of Amnesia. 00:31:07.832 --> 00:31:09.232 I added the last part, of course. 00:31:09.972 --> 00:31:10.173 Yeah, 00:31:10.232 --> 00:31:12.075 Bill Gates on trial in the Netherlands. 00:31:13.035 --> 00:31:16.277 Folks, this PrEP Act is basically, well, 00:31:16.317 --> 00:31:17.258 that's exactly what it is. 00:31:17.298 --> 00:31:18.499 It's a license to kill here in the 00:31:18.558 --> 00:31:19.619 United States of Amnesia. 00:31:19.640 --> 00:31:19.859 Folks, 00:31:19.900 --> 00:31:21.461 if you don't think you're on the menu... 00:31:22.621 --> 00:31:22.840 Um, 00:31:22.861 --> 00:31:25.003 you're not paying attention and I'm not 00:31:25.023 --> 00:31:25.844 going to be, I'm not going to, 00:31:26.444 --> 00:31:26.765 you know, 00:31:26.825 --> 00:31:29.748 work in between the shadows here and hip 00:31:29.768 --> 00:31:31.589 hop around and, Oh no, 00:31:31.609 --> 00:31:33.171 I'm just going to tell y'all exactly what 00:31:33.251 --> 00:31:34.593 I think regarding this stuff. 00:31:35.413 --> 00:31:37.415 But yeah, that's Lee's bag. 00:31:37.435 --> 00:31:39.778 Slime ball is over there on trial in 00:31:39.798 --> 00:31:40.419 the Netherlands. 00:31:40.439 --> 00:31:42.099 And that's probably the only place on 00:31:42.180 --> 00:31:42.780 earth where, 00:31:43.119 --> 00:31:44.980 that they will absolutely see justice. 00:31:45.481 --> 00:31:46.883 So, yeah, as I understand it, 00:31:46.903 --> 00:31:48.163 there's like six people that are 00:31:48.344 --> 00:31:49.984 absolutely destroyed by these. 00:31:50.705 --> 00:31:52.227 Well, if you want to call them vaccines, 00:31:52.247 --> 00:31:52.827 they're not. 00:31:53.567 --> 00:31:55.128 And they're trying to put his feet to 00:31:55.148 --> 00:31:55.549 the fire. 00:31:55.589 --> 00:31:57.872 So they got some serious heavyweights over 00:31:57.912 --> 00:31:59.133 there, you know, vowing. 00:32:00.734 --> 00:32:03.317 or testifying in favor of the defendants, 00:32:03.497 --> 00:32:04.458 or the plaintiffs, rather. 00:32:05.058 --> 00:32:06.861 And so, anyway, man, yeah, 00:32:07.280 --> 00:32:08.642 you can add Bill Gates to the other 00:32:08.721 --> 00:32:09.823 one I'd love to put in the ring. 00:32:10.423 --> 00:32:11.845 So, yeah, 00:32:11.884 --> 00:32:13.707 complete scumbag up one side and down the 00:32:13.747 --> 00:32:13.886 other. 00:32:13.906 --> 00:32:15.368 If you look at where he comes from, 00:32:15.449 --> 00:32:16.970 his family, and the whole nine yards, 00:32:17.590 --> 00:32:19.593 they're all about depopulation, 00:32:19.752 --> 00:32:21.494 and he ain't talking about his family. 00:32:22.256 --> 00:32:22.435 So... 00:32:23.621 --> 00:32:24.221 Next one here. 00:32:24.842 --> 00:32:26.683 Prepping with foldable solar panels, 00:32:26.703 --> 00:32:28.424 the emergency power source that keeps you 00:32:28.464 --> 00:32:30.166 connected when the crap hits the fan. 00:32:31.167 --> 00:32:31.367

Okay, 00:32:31.407 --> 00:32:34.810 the reason I'm bringing this up is I 00:32:34.830 --> 00:32:36.673 think I gave you a set of those 00:32:36.712 --> 00:32:37.773 foldable panels, son. 00:32:38.634 --> 00:32:40.415 And I also have another one here. 00:32:40.435 --> 00:32:40.737 In fact, 00:32:40.777 --> 00:32:42.038 I may have two of them out there. 00:32:42.898 --> 00:32:43.179 Folks, 00:32:44.412 --> 00:32:45.852 if you're in one of those places where 00:32:45.872 --> 00:32:47.032 you may have to bug out and if 00:32:47.073 --> 00:32:48.532 you don't currently have some of these, 00:32:49.313 --> 00:32:52.272 that is honestly one of the coolest things 00:32:52.473 --> 00:32:52.854 out there. 00:32:52.894 --> 00:32:55.013 Those foldable solar panels, William, 00:32:55.074 --> 00:32:56.374 I think you could probably vouch for that 00:32:56.394 --> 00:32:57.054 as well, right? 00:32:57.413 --> 00:32:57.775 Oh yeah. 00:32:57.894 --> 00:32:58.775 No, those things are, 00:32:58.795 --> 00:32:59.755 those things are awesome with the, 00:32:59.855 --> 00:33:01.315 and the one you gave me came, 00:33:01.575 --> 00:33:03.935 it was the solar generator plus the solar 00:33:03.955 --> 00:33:04.955 panels and stuff like that. 00:33:04.976 --> 00:33:06.155 And it's, it's awesome. 00:33:06.215 --> 00:33:07.955 Even if you're doing something like, uh, 00:33:07.996 --> 00:33:09.916 like whenever I go to Midwest preparedness 00:33:10.277 --> 00:33:10.757 festival, uh, 00:33:11.396 --> 00:33:13.019 It's awesome to bring there because then 00:33:13.059 --> 00:33:15.242 you can, depending on how hot it is, 00:33:15.303 --> 00:33:17.286 it just makes like the camping part of 00:33:17.326 --> 00:33:18.387 that even more comfortable, 00:33:18.448 --> 00:33:19.789 especially if you can run something like a 00:33:19.849 --> 00:33:20.892 fan in a tent. 00:33:21.993 --> 00:33:22.433 But yeah, 00:33:22.453 --> 00:33:24.057 as far as like the preparedness aspect 00:33:24.096 --> 00:33:26.601 goes, yeah, those things are awesome. 00:33:27.289 --> 00:33:27.549 Yeah, 00:33:27.710 --> 00:33:29.111 and the reason why I'm bringing that up, 00:33:29.191 --> 00:33:30.530 folks, is part of your bug out, 00:33:30.731 --> 00:33:32.092 you might want to consider some of those 00:33:32.112 --> 00:33:34.512 things because people are thinking, okay, 00:33:34.553 --> 00:33:35.834 I got my battery, got my car, 00:33:35.854 --> 00:33:37.634 I'll just fire it up with the cigarette 00:33:37.654 --> 00:33:37.954 lighter. 00:33:38.134 --> 00:33:39.355 Remember, y'all, in preparedness, 00:33:39.434 --> 00:33:41.455 two is one and one is none. 00:33:42.136 --> 00:33:43.136 So if you can get you some of 00:33:43.156 --> 00:33:44.037 those fuller – I mean, 00:33:44.057 --> 00:33:44.978 they got a little handle on them, 00:33:45.018 --> 00:33:45.817 the whole nine yards. 00:33:45.837 --> 00:33:47.159 You can just sit there, grab the bag, 00:33:47.219 --> 00:33:49.160 go, get the other kit, go, 00:33:49.599 --> 00:33:50.980 have it be ready to rock and roll. 00:33:51.019 --> 00:33:52.381 So wherever you may find out, 00:33:52.480 --> 00:33:53.862 it may be a little bit austere, 00:33:54.602 --> 00:33:55.782 So it wouldn't hurt to have a little 00:33:55.803 --> 00:33:56.663 bit of power there. 00:33:57.244 --> 00:33:57.525 I mean, 00:33:57.724 --> 00:33:59.186 any creature comfort when you find 00:33:59.207 --> 00:34:01.648 yourself in a situation like that is going 00:34:01.690 --> 00:34:02.049 to help. 00:34:02.170 --> 00:34:03.672 So make sure you take a look at 00:34:03.692 --> 00:34:03.872 those. 00:34:03.892 --> 00:34:05.834 That's why I'm calling that good news. 00:34:06.634 --> 00:34:08.396 And you know what? 00:34:08.436 --> 00:34:09.438 I was going to bring up this other 00:34:09.478 --> 00:34:10.838 one, but I'm going to say Noah's Ark. 00:34:11.519 --> 00:34:13.681 I'm going to say the discovery of Noah's 00:34:13.802 --> 00:34:16.105 Ark is going to be as good. 00:34:16.164 --> 00:34:17.306 In fact, I should have led with that. 00:34:17.913 --> 00:34:19.614 I could have probably did the whole show 00:34:19.634 --> 00:34:20.135 about it. 00:34:20.655 --> 00:34:21.615 Not just Noah's Ark, 00:34:21.635 --> 00:34:23.617 but maybe all the other occulted relics 00:34:23.697 --> 00:34:24.137 out there. 00:34:24.838 --> 00:34:25.539 Remember that part? 00:34:26.840 --> 00:34:28.681 Older folks that are about my age or 00:34:28.740 --> 00:34:29.402 older are going to know it. 00:34:29.742 --> 00:34:31.682 Remember that part in Indiana Jones, 00:34:31.722 --> 00:34:32.983 Raiders of the Lost Ark? 00:34:33.905 --> 00:34:35.405 Remember that part where they take the Ark 00:34:35.425 --> 00:34:36.666 and they put it in a warehouse? 00:34:37.507 --> 00:34:38.507 And then that's what happens. 00:34:38.568 --> 00:34:38.849 Well, 00:34:40.230 --> 00:34:41.550 there's a number of people out there. 00:34:42.588 --> 00:34:44.590 that were insiders at the Smithsonian. 00:34:45.230 --> 00:34:47.012 That's why a lot of the natives that 00:34:47.032 --> 00:34:48.592 know where all these giant bones are, 00:34:48.632 --> 00:34:50.074 this is why they don't tell anybody. 00:34:50.594 --> 00:34:52.835 Because what happens is the Smithsonian 00:34:52.876 --> 00:34:55.398 rolls in there, they take all this stuff, 00:34:55.619 --> 00:34:56.298 they hide it away, 00:34:56.318 --> 00:34:58.081 they put it in these giant warehouses, 00:34:58.701 --> 00:34:59.802 a lot of them underground, 00:35:00.322 --> 00:35:01.704 they put them in these giant warehouses 00:35:01.744 --> 00:35:03.184 never to be seen again except for the 00:35:03.224 --> 00:35:03.846 ruling elite. 00:35:04.704 --> 00:35:04.963 Folks, 00:35:05.264 --> 00:35:07.467 this has been happening forever and a day. 00:35:07.507 --> 00:35:08.349 The pages are long. 00:35:08.389 --> 00:35:09.971 There are many documentaries out there if 00:35:09.990 --> 00:35:12.434 you'd like to see it with

unimpeachable 00:35:12.514 --> 00:35:14.958 evidence showing that this is exactly what 00:35:14.998 --> 00:35:15.458 happens. 00:35:16.199 --> 00:35:18.704 So going back to what I was saying 00:35:18.744 --> 00:35:19.264 a moment ago, 00:35:20.831 --> 00:35:23.873 That's why I'm so unbelievably shocked 00:35:24.313 --> 00:35:25.795 because when I heard this thing was going 00:35:25.875 --> 00:35:26.554 on a while ago, 00:35:26.574 --> 00:35:28.295 I was just waiting for them to go 00:35:28.315 --> 00:35:29.217 ahead and shut it down. 00:35:29.277 --> 00:35:30.458 But yeah, 00:35:30.498 --> 00:35:34.081 coupling this with the Noahide laws may 00:35:34.360 --> 00:35:35.422 actually be something there. 00:35:35.461 --> 00:35:35.722 But yeah, 00:35:35.742 --> 00:35:37.202 that's going to be my third good news 00:35:37.222 --> 00:35:37.963 story out there. 00:35:38.003 --> 00:35:38.923 Son, anything to add? 00:35:39.844 --> 00:35:40.485 Yeah, no, 00:35:40.585 --> 00:35:42.085 I keep thinking about the Noahide laws 00:35:42.146 --> 00:35:44.088 part and just everything that's kind of 00:35:45.646 --> 00:35:46.967 working its way towards that. 00:35:46.987 --> 00:35:48.188 I mean, in a couple of weeks, 00:35:48.208 --> 00:35:48.949 they'll be having a, 00:35:49.289 --> 00:35:51.289 like a meeting in regards to the Noahide 00:35:51.329 --> 00:35:52.210 laws or in, 00:35:52.451 --> 00:35:53.771 I think it's the second week of November, 00:35:53.851 --> 00:35:55.032 maybe the first week of November, 00:35:55.494 --> 00:35:57.014 but that on top of the, 00:35:57.855 --> 00:35:59.956 how many botched executions have we had 00:36:00.016 --> 00:36:00.436 recently? 00:36:01.257 --> 00:36:01.518 You know, 00:36:01.577 --> 00:36:04.320 it doesn't fail a sword and beheaded. 00:36:06.981 --> 00:36:08.382 That's in the Noahide laws. 00:36:08.402 --> 00:36:09.704 So yeah, 00:36:09.784 --> 00:36:12.025 it seems like they're trying to lean that 00:36:12.065 --> 00:36:14.347 way pretty quickly. 00:36:15.244 --> 00:36:17.106 Yeah, I think that's going to happen. 00:36:17.166 --> 00:36:17.445 I mean, 00:36:18.226 --> 00:36:19.648 I don't even think at this point. 00:36:20.128 --> 00:36:20.827 That's what I'm saying. 00:36:21.088 --> 00:36:23.690 Unless we have some great – look, 00:36:23.710 --> 00:36:24.610 there's that old saying. 00:36:24.809 --> 00:36:26.291 You can rob and kill a man once, 00:36:26.331 --> 00:36:27.751 but you can steal from him again and 00:36:27.791 --> 00:36:28.092 again. 00:36:28.713 --> 00:36:29.813 If they go ahead and just have a 00:36:29.913 --> 00:36:31.653 giant collapse right off the bat, 00:36:32.155 --> 00:36:34.576 people are going to lose their ever-loving 00:36:34.856 --> 00:36:35.315 minds. 00:36:35.615 --> 00:36:36.657 They absolutely will. 00:36:37.336 --> 00:36:38.378 But if you can make it a slow 00:36:38.418 --> 00:36:39.097 burn, remember, 00:36:39.117 --> 00:36:40.898 they knew all the way back since Alexander 00:36:40.918 -->

00:36:41.300 the Great. 00:36:42.039 --> 00:36:43.440 that all you needed to subjugate a 00:36:43.481 --> 00:36:45.302 population is food, entertainment, 00:36:45.382 --> 00:36:47.244 and a reasonable expectation of security. 00:36:47.943 --> 00:36:49.465 So I got a feeling that they are 00:36:49.505 --> 00:36:52.286 going to drag this out because the only 00:36:52.306 --> 00:36:53.847 way you're going to have anybody wake up 00:36:53.867 --> 00:36:55.309 at this point, I really believe this, 00:36:56.010 --> 00:36:57.309 is mass starvation. 00:36:58.070 --> 00:37:01.213 That is the only antidote for a decadent 00:37:01.253 --> 00:37:01.893 population. 00:37:03.052 --> 00:37:03.733 I'm dead serious. 00:37:03.793 --> 00:37:06.074 That is the only known antidote. 00:37:06.614 --> 00:37:07.735 And unless we have another Great 00:37:07.775 --> 00:37:08.456 Depression moment, 00:37:08.476 --> 00:37:09.695 you ain't waking up nobody. 00:37:10.155 --> 00:37:11.637 As long as people have Netflix 00:37:11.677 --> 00:37:12.297 subscriptions, 00:37:12.317 --> 00:37:13.277 as long as they got their TV, 00:37:13.318 --> 00:37:15.239 as long as they don't have the line, 00:37:15.278 --> 00:37:15.518 you know, 00:37:15.539 --> 00:37:17.039 if we don't see another Great Depression, 00:37:17.159 --> 00:37:18.780 and this one will almost certainly be the 00:37:18.800 --> 00:37:19.661 greatest depression, 00:37:20.280 --> 00:37:21.440 they're going to patch this thing up as 00:37:21.541 --> 00:37:22.882 long as they possibly can. 00:37:23.422 --> 00:37:24.943 And then before you know it, yep, 00:37:25.043 --> 00:37:26.023 the hammer's going to fall. 00:37:26.043 --> 00:37:26.864 All right. 00:37:26.903 --> 00:37:27.503 With that said, 00:37:27.523 --> 00:37:28.565 we're going to go to my man, 00:37:28.664 --> 00:37:29.244 Eric Sider. 00:37:30.380 --> 00:37:30.440 Hey, 00:37:30.480 --> 00:37:32.440 Eric Seide here with your PIMCast tip of 00:37:32.481 --> 00:37:33.081 the day. 00:37:33.342 --> 00:37:33.922 Today's tip, 00:37:34.181 --> 00:37:36.563 are we collectively manifesting collapse? 00:37:37.364 --> 00:37:39.664 Our mind alone can affect our reality. 00:37:40.326 --> 00:37:42.586 Collective meditation or prayer can 00:37:42.686 --> 00:37:44.807 influence physical reality in different 00:37:44.947 --> 00:37:46.068 physical locations. 00:37:46.489 --> 00:37:48.409 So we are well within reason to assume 00:37:48.489 --> 00:37:50.530 that a large group of people all focusing 00:37:50.632 --> 00:37:53.672 on and expecting a future result can bring 00:37:53.713 --> 00:37:54.653 about that result. 00:37:55.273 --> 00:37:56.173 In my experience, 00:37:56.313 --> 00:37:57.454 when you manifest something, 00:37:57.554 --> 00:37:59.775 it never quite comes to pass exactly as 00:37:59.815 --> 00:38:00.394 you were hoping, 00:38:00.815 --> 00:38:03.115 so we can almost forget we were focusing 00:38:03.215 --> 00:38:05.135 on that reality in the past. 00:38:05.516 --> 00:38:07.396 If so many of us are focusing on 00:38:07.436 --> 00:38:09.077 collapse, expecting collapse, 00:38:09.097 --> 00:38:10.577 and even hoping for collapse, 00:38:10.657 --> 00:38:12.777 are we actually accelerating collapse 00:38:13.478 --> 00:38:15.358 beyond the natural probable futures? 00:38:16.347 --> 00:38:18.268 It's hard to think collapse is not almost 00:38:18.329 --> 00:38:19.849 a certainty at this point, 00:38:20.170 --> 00:38:22.351 but how much responsibility do we have as 00:38:22.411 --> 00:38:25.074 individuals to bring about an alternate 00:38:25.114 --> 00:38:25.494 future? 00:38:26.275 --> 00:38:28.115 There is certainly an entire economy 00:38:28.175 --> 00:38:29.056 around collapse. 00:38:29.456 --> 00:38:31.257 Now the pundits, podcasters, 00:38:31.297 --> 00:38:33.318 and professional grifters are all cashing 00:38:33.378 --> 00:38:33.539 in. 00:38:34.219 --> 00:38:36.380 And there is a theory that the demonic 00:38:36.420 --> 00:38:38.543 Zionists are actually pursuing global 00:38:38.583 --> 00:38:40.583 collapse to fulfill their prophecy. 00:38:41.003 --> 00:38:42.846 I think it would be foolish and possibly 00:38:43.085 --> 00:38:45.166 fatal to not prepare for some level of 00:38:45.226 --> 00:38:45.688 collapse. 00:38:46.608 --> 00:38:48.349 A semi-functional version at least. 00:38:48.809 --> 00:38:51.030 The nuclear sunrise reality is not 00:38:51.070 --> 00:38:52.610 something I plan to survive, 00:38:52.650 --> 00:38:54.411 so if you want to live like mole 00:38:54.431 --> 00:38:55.351 people underground, 00:38:55.510 --> 00:38:56.492 you're on your own there. 00:38:57.112 --> 00:38:58.012 But localized, 00:38:58.371 --> 00:39:00.233 targeted collapse is something we can 00:39:00.293 --> 00:39:03.054 certainly survive and possibly even thrive 00:39:03.074 --> 00:39:05.534 depending on your situation and preferred 00:39:05.574 --> 00:39:06.175 way of life. 00:39:06.974 --> 00:39:08.076 I've mentioned it before, 00:39:08.275 --> 00:39:09.795 but I'd be happy as a puppy with 00:39:09.835 --> 00:39:11.737 two Peters if the fastest I could get 00:39:11.817 --> 00:39:13.538 anywhere was a cart and two donkeys. 00:39:14.498 --> 00:39:16.059 That would suit me just fine. 00:39:16.778 --> 00:39:17.699 But for many of you, 00:39:18.398 --> 00:39:19.820 that would make you lose your minds. 00:39:20.780 --> 00:39:21.701 So what are we to do? 00:39:22.021 --> 00:39:23.981 What is the ethical way forward and 00:39:24.001 --> 00:39:26.282 approach to life as individuals and 00:39:26.322 --> 00:39:27.001 collectively? 00:39:27.822 --> 00:39:28.003 Well, 00:39:28.063 --> 00:39:29.523 if you're in the permaculture nation, 00:39:29.643 --> 00:39:30.664 the ethics are simple, 00:39:31.083 --> 00:39:32.184 as are the solutions. 00:39:32.903 --> 00:39:34.804 More food forests, more abundance, 00:39:34.985 --> 00:39:36.766 more examples of true wealth. 00:39:38.306 --> 00:39:39.306 As Jeff Lawton says, 00:39:39.447 -->

00:39:40.608 we don't create anything. 00:39:41.090 --> 00:39:42.672 Creation is a whole other thing. 00:39:43.271 --> 00:39:46.496 What we do in permaculture is facilitate 00:39:46.697 --> 00:39:47.918 life-rich events. 00:39:48.559 --> 00:39:50.181 That is what I intend to focus on 00:39:50.320 --> 00:39:51.702 for as long as I am able. 00:39:53.018 --> 00:39:54.818 You can find me on YouTube and Instagram 00:39:55.297 --> 00:39:56.099 at Eric Sider. 00:39:56.778 --> 00:39:59.398 I do a bi-weekly podcast with Jeff Lawton 00:39:59.938 --> 00:40:01.880 called the Discover Permaculture Podcast, 00:40:01.940 --> 00:40:04.199 available on YouTube and audio platforms. 00:40:04.860 --> 00:40:05.960 If you're in need of permaculture 00:40:06.001 --> 00:40:06.561 t-shirts, 00:40:07.201 --> 00:40:09.280 the official pimp gear of this pimp cast, 00:40:09.541 --> 00:40:11.541 a remote permaculture consultation and 00:40:11.581 --> 00:40:13.842 design, head over to ericsider.com. 00:40:14.521 --> 00:40:16.563 And for those in the Sacramento area who 00:40:16.603 --> 00:40:19.143 want to focus on facilitating life-rich 00:40:19.182 --> 00:40:19.623 events, 00:40:20.242 --> 00:40:22.764 check out permaculturefairoaks.org. 00:40:23.735 --> 00:40:25.135 That's my dog right there. 00:40:25.335 --> 00:40:26.516 Boy, I mean, how is it? 00:40:26.597 --> 00:40:29.039 He always seems to have something based on 00:40:29.059 --> 00:40:29.639 what I just said. 00:40:29.679 --> 00:40:31.159 I got finished talking about collapse. 00:40:32.141 --> 00:40:33.400 And he's saying, 00:40:33.440 --> 00:40:35.322 be careful what you try to manifest here. 00:40:35.922 --> 00:40:37.643 And I'm not intentionally doing that. 00:40:37.684 --> 00:40:37.884 I mean, 00:40:40.766 --> 00:40:42.867 I really believe that that is a thing, 00:40:43.327 --> 00:40:45.369 although I would caution people about how 00:40:45.389 --> 00:40:46.210 they engage in it. 00:40:48.635 --> 00:40:50.157 As far as, in fact, 00:40:50.760 --> 00:40:52.083 it can be also viewed, I think, 00:40:52.103 --> 00:40:54.688 as witchcraft if taken a certain way. 00:40:55.190 --> 00:40:56.112 Now, going out there... 00:40:57.030 --> 00:40:58.652 visualizing what it is you want to do. 00:40:58.751 --> 00:41:00.432 Even the Bible says people perish for lack 00:41:00.452 --> 00:41:00.972 of knowledge. 00:41:01.574 --> 00:41:02.293 I mean, going out there, 00:41:02.333 --> 00:41:03.135 seeing what you want to do, 00:41:03.215 --> 00:41:04.155 visualizing it. 00:41:04.936 --> 00:41:06.175 It's how Chuck Norris, I mean, 00:41:06.195 --> 00:41:07.297 I remember we, 00:41:07.396 --> 00:41:08.797 I can't remember the name of the book, 00:41:08.818 --> 00:41:09.998 but I remember I read it in high 00:41:10.039 --> 00:41:12.280 school because I was really big into that 00:41:12.320 --> 00:41:12.800 sort of thing. 00:41:13.019 --> 00:41:15.981 And he would visualize over and over and 00:41:16.081 --> 00:41:17.583 over and over again

before he would get 00:41:17.603 --> 00:41:17.902 in there. 00:41:17.922 --> 00:41:18.983 And that's why he was the best at 00:41:19.003 --> 00:41:21.045 that time in full contact karate. 00:41:21.865 --> 00:41:23.646 So yeah, 00:41:23.686 --> 00:41:25.788 but as far as collective practice, 00:41:26.980 --> 00:41:29.121 Movement, yeah, that is a thing. 00:41:29.181 --> 00:41:29.380 I mean, 00:41:29.400 --> 00:41:30.922 we've seen it over and over and over 00:41:30.942 --> 00:41:32.702 again when it comes to these tornadoes and 00:41:33.242 --> 00:41:34.842 hurricanes and a number of other things 00:41:34.902 --> 00:41:35.322 out there. 00:41:36.324 --> 00:41:40.204 But I will say that I'm not trying 00:41:40.244 --> 00:41:42.965 to – I'm a realist, 00:41:43.806 --> 00:41:45.567 and I'm not trying to manifest anything. 00:41:46.608 --> 00:41:48.708 I just know that history shows that you 00:41:48.788 --> 00:41:50.789 ain't waking up a decadent population 00:41:51.369 --> 00:41:52.349 without a collapse. 00:41:53.150 --> 00:41:54.271 When they get to this point, 00:41:54.532 --> 00:41:56.012 there is no waking. 00:41:56.592 --> 00:41:56.914 We have a, 00:41:57.673 --> 00:41:58.914 and I'm not talking about the folks in 00:41:58.934 --> 00:41:59.394 this crowd. 00:41:59.976 --> 00:42:01.336 Tucker Carlson just did his, 00:42:01.577 --> 00:42:03.277 I want to say his latest show talking 00:42:03.297 --> 00:42:04.259 about the baby boomers. 00:42:04.958 --> 00:42:06.260 And I agree with everything he said. 00:42:07.201 --> 00:42:07.922 For some reason, 00:42:07.942 --> 00:42:10.003 there is a massive curse over that entire 00:42:10.043 --> 00:42:13.505 generation where they are totally 00:42:13.766 --> 00:42:14.385 unwilling. 00:42:15.387 --> 00:42:16.487 You could show them. 00:42:17.929 --> 00:42:18.809 I mean, man, 00:42:18.909 --> 00:42:20.411 it's really dangerous for me to go down 00:42:20.451 --> 00:42:21.231 this road right now. 00:42:21.251 --> 00:42:22.211 But the bottom line is, 00:42:23.646 --> 00:42:25.547 Most of that generation will not see the 00:42:25.568 --> 00:42:26.347 truth no matter what. 00:42:26.447 --> 00:42:28.108 Same with mine, Generation X. 00:42:28.708 --> 00:42:30.809 The difference is Generation X sees it, 00:42:30.849 --> 00:42:31.849 but they don't care, 00:42:31.869 --> 00:42:33.389 which I think makes them worse. 00:42:34.389 --> 00:42:35.590 I think that makes them worse than the 00:42:35.610 --> 00:42:35.891 boomers. 00:42:35.911 --> 00:42:37.010 The boomers can't see it. 00:42:37.711 --> 00:42:40.092 My generation can, and they don't care. 00:42:41.353 --> 00:42:44.173 And so it's what it is right now, 00:42:44.414 --> 00:42:45.494 and I think it's going to get much 00:42:45.534 --> 00:42:45.733 worse. 00:42:46.134 --> 00:42:47.375 I know I went a little far afield 00:42:47.414 --> 00:42:47.815 here, son. 00:42:47.855 --> 00:42:48.434 Anything to add? 00:42:49.340 --> 00:42:51.501 Yeah, on the manifestation part,

00:42:51.621 --> 00:42:53.342 it's definitely a real thing. 00:42:53.362 --> 00:42:54.983 It's just whether or not we should be 00:42:55.003 --> 00:42:55.943 participating in it. 00:42:56.103 --> 00:42:57.224 And there's a difference between 00:42:57.884 --> 00:42:59.985 visualization, like running through, 00:43:00.465 --> 00:43:00.885 for example, 00:43:00.905 --> 00:43:02.226 like jujitsu drills in your brain, 00:43:02.365 --> 00:43:03.626 or like what Chuck Norris was doing, 00:43:04.067 --> 00:43:05.766 running through his plan during this 00:43:05.806 --> 00:43:06.106 fight. 00:43:07.547 --> 00:43:08.307 That's one thing. 00:43:08.367 --> 00:43:10.809 But as far as manifestation goes, 00:43:10.869 --> 00:43:12.829 I'm sure it's absolutely a real thing. 00:43:12.869 --> 00:43:12.949 And 00:43:13.735 --> 00:43:15.076 just not something i don't think that we 00:43:15.096 --> 00:43:16.876 should be participating in because it's 00:43:16.916 --> 00:43:20.217 not if if my will be done it's 00:43:20.237 --> 00:43:23.318 going to be horrible for everybody so may 00:43:23.358 --> 00:43:25.719 the father's will be done not my own 00:43:25.739 --> 00:43:28.480 because my own is very limited on the 00:43:28.619 --> 00:43:33.621 on perspective as well but also like yeah 00:43:34.081 --> 00:43:36.083 yeah let's yeah that's that's what i'm 00:43:36.103 --> 00:43:37.784 saying may the father's will be done not 00:43:37.844 --> 00:43:38.244 my own 00:43:39.030 --> 00:43:40.291 Well, I will be done. 00:43:40.452 --> 00:43:41.172 It ain't mine. 00:43:41.532 --> 00:43:42.673 Yeah, I'm with that. 00:43:42.813 --> 00:43:45.034 But also I realized that, you know, 00:43:46.777 --> 00:43:48.257 I think that could be in today's day 00:43:48.318 --> 00:43:48.557 and age. 00:43:48.657 --> 00:43:50.358 It can be a little I would throw 00:43:50.378 --> 00:43:52.260 a little bit of caution out there with 00:43:52.400 --> 00:43:53.800 because that can be so easily 00:43:53.842 --> 00:43:54.501 misunderstood. 00:43:54.561 --> 00:43:55.722 So, yeah, 00:43:55.802 --> 00:43:56.804 it can go in a bunch of different 00:43:56.824 --> 00:43:57.063 ways. 00:43:57.483 --> 00:43:58.224 All right, y'all. 00:43:58.324 --> 00:43:59.324 Redemption Shield. 00:43:59.344 --> 00:44:00.606 You know me when I'm doing this show. 00:44:00.666 --> 00:44:02.146 The one time I'm doing this ad is 00:44:02.166 --> 00:44:03.088 the one time I'm not. 00:44:03.648 --> 00:44:05.088 I usually say I'm G'd up from the 00:44:05.128 --> 00:44:06.771 feet up and I mean grounded folks. 00:44:06.951 --> 00:44:08.092 I got my grounding mat here. 00:44:08.791 --> 00:44:10.594 But I got my shoes on because I 00:44:10.634 --> 00:44:12.235 ran from the outside to get in here 00:44:12.255 --> 00:44:13.876 to this studio to do this show, 00:44:13.996 --> 00:44:15.878 and I didn't take my doggone shoes off. 00:44:16.759 --> 00:44:17.860 So I probably ought to do that. 00:44:17.880 --> 00:44:18.280 But anyway, 00:44:18.300 --> 00:44:19.760 if you want one of these grounding mats 00:44:19.820 --> 00:44:23.643 and a number of other grounding items, 00:44:24.304 --> 00:44:25.706 man, that's why they got a cough button. 00:44:26.987 --> 00:44:29.708 Anyway, go check out Redemption Shield. 00:44:29.909 --> 00:44:32.090 Perma will get you ten percent off. 00:44:32.110 --> 00:44:33.853 All right. 00:44:33.893 --> 00:44:34.773 So we titled this one. 00:44:34.833 --> 00:44:35.954 Nature doesn't need a farmer. 00:44:35.994 --> 00:44:37.356 So why does your farm need so much 00:44:37.416 --> 00:44:37.655 work? 00:44:39.373 --> 00:44:39.853 Man, 00:44:40.213 --> 00:44:42.213 I'm trying to equip people as best I 00:44:42.253 --> 00:44:44.355 can, as best I can. 00:44:45.034 --> 00:44:46.695 William's doing the same as best he can. 00:44:49.737 --> 00:44:53.217 With understanding that every step you 00:44:53.237 --> 00:44:54.277 take towards nature, 00:44:54.617 --> 00:44:55.699 you're going to get a hundred of them 00:44:55.739 --> 00:44:56.438 right back to you. 00:44:57.375 --> 00:44:59.496 So every time you break the cycle of 00:44:59.916 --> 00:45:02.717 the way it's set in nature, okay, 00:45:02.737 --> 00:45:03.617 let's say it's a piece of land. 00:45:03.637 --> 00:45:04.476 You put a house on it. 00:45:04.976 --> 00:45:06.518 Let's say it's a piece of land that 00:45:06.538 --> 00:45:07.438 has a bunch of trees on it. 00:45:07.458 --> 00:45:07.597 Well, 00:45:07.617 --> 00:45:09.298 you clear cut those trees because you want 00:45:09.378 --> 00:45:10.099 pasture land. 00:45:11.619 --> 00:45:12.960 Every time you do that thing, 00:45:13.119 --> 00:45:14.559 or let's say it's something you think is 00:45:14.599 --> 00:45:15.039 positive. 00:45:15.101 --> 00:45:17.061 Let's say it's putting a swale in a 00:45:17.121 --> 00:45:18.240 landscape that needs it. 00:45:19.362 --> 00:45:21.141 There's always going to be some pushback 00:45:21.762 --> 00:45:22.882 from whatever was there. 00:45:23.777 --> 00:45:24.757 Okay, if it was a forest, 00:45:24.777 --> 00:45:25.719 you're going to get pushback. 00:45:25.978 --> 00:45:27.760 If it was whatever it was, 00:45:27.780 --> 00:45:28.601 you need to put in a house, 00:45:28.621 --> 00:45:29.521 you're going to get pushback. 00:45:29.541 --> 00:45:30.143 You're always, 00:45:30.302 --> 00:45:32.364 every time you disturb nature, 00:45:33.244 --> 00:45:34.085 expect something. 00:45:34.146 --> 00:45:35.387 And it may not be drastic, 00:45:35.407 --> 00:45:37.088 but there will be a reaction, 00:45:37.869 --> 00:45:38.570 almost certainly. 00:45:39.251 --> 00:45:40.652 Every time you do that, 00:45:41.532 --> 00:45:43.474 and we live in a very reductionistic 00:45:43.514 --> 00:45:44.876 society, every time you do that, 00:45:44.916 --> 00:45:45.856 there is a consequence. 00:45:46.746 --> 00:45:47.266 So yeah, 00:45:47.367 --> 00:45:49.208 nature's been farming for a million years. 00:45:49.708 --> 00:45:50.967 Nature's

never had a tractor. 00:45:51.748 --> 00:45:53.068 So why do we feel like we have 00:45:53.088 --> 00:45:53.528 to have that? 00:45:53.568 --> 00:45:55.128 So my first one right off the bat, 00:45:55.369 --> 00:45:56.628 and it's a little far field of what 00:45:56.668 --> 00:45:57.329 I just said. 00:45:58.570 --> 00:46:01.311 The reason why you're farming, in my view, 00:46:01.351 --> 00:46:05.130 for so many people is an arduous task 00:46:05.311 --> 00:46:06.012 every single day. 00:46:06.032 --> 00:46:06.771 And sometimes, look, 00:46:06.811 --> 00:46:08.112 there's times you're just going to have to 00:46:08.152 --> 00:46:08.771 bust your butt. 00:46:09.311 --> 00:46:10.172 It's just hard work. 00:46:10.413 --> 00:46:11.233 That's the nature of it. 00:46:12.286 --> 00:46:14.668 But so many people are working too hard 00:46:15.068 --> 00:46:17.931 because you haven't factored in zoning. 00:46:18.771 --> 00:46:20.713 That's why I go on about this over 00:46:20.873 --> 00:46:22.434 and over and over again. 00:46:22.833 --> 00:46:24.094 And those that don't know, 00:46:24.635 --> 00:46:26.956 zoning is the placement of where you have 00:46:26.976 --> 00:46:28.277 everything in permaculture. 00:46:29.690 --> 00:46:30.630 This is why I think it's such a 00:46:30.690 --> 00:46:32.092 magnificent design science. 00:46:32.612 --> 00:46:33.612 We have five zones, 00:46:33.992 --> 00:46:36.235 zone zero being your home, 00:46:37.016 --> 00:46:38.516 zone five being wilderness. 00:46:38.677 --> 00:46:40.478 And then you're going to have subsequent 00:46:40.518 --> 00:46:43.000 zones and view them as a concentric 00:46:43.581 --> 00:46:43.880 circle. 00:46:43.920 --> 00:46:45.842 But in reality, it'll never be like that. 00:46:47.123 --> 00:46:48.244 Or at least in most cases, 00:46:48.284 --> 00:46:49.344 any cases I've ever known, 00:46:49.405 --> 00:46:50.425 it'll never be that way. 00:46:51.166 --> 00:46:52.608 Like I said, zone zero being your house, 00:46:52.648 --> 00:46:53.829 zone five being wilderness. 00:46:54.744 --> 00:46:58.025 You should situate things according to how 00:46:58.246 --> 00:47:00.487 often you need to visit them or their 00:47:00.748 --> 00:47:02.829 importance in the whole scheme of things. 00:47:03.389 --> 00:47:03.989 For example, 00:47:04.610 --> 00:47:05.530 if you're putting in a bunch of, 00:47:05.590 --> 00:47:07.112 let's say, oak trees out there, 00:47:07.793 --> 00:47:09.653 do you really want that in zone one? 00:47:10.414 --> 00:47:12.076 Or do you want that in zone four? 00:47:12.956 --> 00:47:13.317 Okay, 00:47:13.456 --> 00:47:15.257 let's say you have a garden out there, 00:47:15.277 --> 00:47:16.199 a vegetable garden. 00:47:16.818 --> 00:47:18.639 Do you want that in zone four? 00:47:18.679 --> 00:47:19.840 Like, you know, somebody, 00:47:19.880 --> 00:47:21.141 William and I could both point out. 00:47:22.003 --> 00:47:23.403 Or do you want that in zone one 00:47:23.423 --> 00:47:23.744 or two? 00:47:25.150 --> 00:47:26.411 You got animals out there you got to 00:47:26.431 --> 00:47:27.012 look after. 00:47:27.572 --> 00:47:31.213 Depending on your landscape, folks, 00:47:31.574 --> 00:47:34.436 I'm bringing this up is because the number 00:47:35.016 --> 00:47:38.677 one problem of nearly every farm that's 00:47:38.717 --> 00:47:41.340 having trouble is they have everything in 00:47:41.400 --> 00:47:42.260 random places. 00:47:43.041 --> 00:47:44.681 There should be a relationship between 00:47:44.721 --> 00:47:46.581 your animals or depending on the animal. 00:47:47.143 --> 00:47:48.262 Let's say you got a garden over here. 00:47:48.362 --> 00:47:48.543 Well, 00:47:48.583 --> 00:47:49.503 do you think they might want to have 00:47:49.523 --> 00:47:50.724 a relationship with your chickens? 00:47:51.836 --> 00:47:52.157 Okay, 00:47:52.177 --> 00:47:54.958 so why aren't they in closer proximity? 00:47:56.179 --> 00:47:57.059 And this happens, 00:47:57.179 --> 00:47:59.021 I don't care the scalability of the farm, 00:47:59.141 --> 00:48:00.442 it happens everywhere. 00:48:00.862 --> 00:48:03.043 That's my number one as for why people 00:48:03.083 --> 00:48:04.985 are working themselves half to death. 00:48:06.311 --> 00:48:07.452 Before I give my point, 00:48:07.512 --> 00:48:09.552 just keep in mind, 00:48:09.572 --> 00:48:11.432 a lot of the issues that come with 00:48:11.492 --> 00:48:13.012 farming, homesteading, gardening, 00:48:13.092 --> 00:48:13.753 things like that, 00:48:14.293 --> 00:48:16.755 is looking at a list of different 00:48:16.815 --> 00:48:19.375 techniques that you need to learn in order 00:48:19.434 --> 00:48:22.135 to achieve what it is that you want 00:48:22.155 --> 00:48:22.496 to achieve. 00:48:22.596 --> 00:48:24.036 Instead of looking at all these... 00:48:25.239 --> 00:48:26.920 techniques that you need to learn instead, 00:48:27.201 --> 00:48:29.922 learn the systems and cycles involved in 00:48:30.003 --> 00:48:30.503 growing. 00:48:31.003 --> 00:48:32.985 And then food becomes a by-product of 00:48:33.025 --> 00:48:34.266 those systems and cycles. 00:48:34.505 --> 00:48:35.606 So, so keep that in mind. 00:48:35.646 --> 00:48:36.867 If you take that and you apply that 00:48:36.907 --> 00:48:39.570 to your, you know, your production, 00:48:40.389 --> 00:48:42.132 it's going to get a whole lot easier 00:48:42.172 --> 00:48:43.634 and it's also going to get a whole 00:48:43.673 --> 00:48:44.034 lot. 00:48:44.054 --> 00:48:45.597 You're going to have a way higher yield 00:48:45.637 --> 00:48:46.257 by doing that. 00:48:46.438 --> 00:48:46.518 Um, 00:48:46.838 --> 00:48:47.938 but my first one is going to be, 00:48:48.179 --> 00:48:49.181 um, 00:48:49.201 --> 00:48:51.003 most farmers keep fighting like natural 00:48:51.043 --> 00:48:51.523 succession. 00:48:52.304 --> 00:48:52.385 Uh, 00:48:52.405 --> 00:48:53.967 they try to freeze time on a short 00:48:54.027 --> 00:48:55.427 lived ecological stage.

00:48:55.509 --> 00:48:57.610 So like the, uh, if you look at, 00:48:57.630 --> 00:48:59.974 uh, somebody who just tilled a field, uh, 00:49:00.054 --> 00:49:03.757 That's the starting point of ecology is 00:49:03.797 --> 00:49:06.918 that fresh tilled field with bare dirt, 00:49:07.219 --> 00:49:08.159 nothing growing on it. 00:49:08.621 --> 00:49:11.103 And they reset it every single year over 00:49:11.163 --> 00:49:12.063 and over and over again. 00:49:12.364 --> 00:49:14.626 And they keep a very low stage of 00:49:14.706 --> 00:49:15.286 ecology. 00:49:15.846 --> 00:49:17.347 They try to keep a very low stage 00:49:17.387 --> 00:49:18.768 of ecology in production. 00:49:18.809 --> 00:49:20.150 And they're kind of constantly fighting 00:49:20.170 --> 00:49:20.550 nature, 00:49:20.909 --> 00:49:22.911 trying to progress into the next 00:49:22.952 --> 00:49:23.452 succession. 00:49:23.952 --> 00:49:25.974 And it's kind of like a... 00:49:27.990 --> 00:49:30.012 it's almost like a natural human response 00:49:30.052 --> 00:49:30.373 as well. 00:49:30.753 --> 00:49:32.233 Like the three beds that I have, 00:49:32.353 --> 00:49:33.996 the three older raised beds that I have 00:49:34.036 --> 00:49:34.715 here at the property, 00:49:35.336 --> 00:49:37.619 they didn't grow vegetables too well this 00:49:37.659 --> 00:49:37.778 year. 00:49:38.018 --> 00:49:39.179 Well, they grew vegetables well. 00:49:39.199 --> 00:49:40.661 They didn't grow comfrey very well this 00:49:40.681 --> 00:49:40.840 year. 00:49:41.181 --> 00:49:42.583 And it wasn't until Dad brought it up 00:49:42.623 --> 00:49:44.824 here on this podcast that, yeah, you... 00:49:45.304 --> 00:49:47.327 went into the next succession you have 00:49:47.427 --> 00:49:48.927 like higher fungi you went into the next 00:49:48.947 --> 00:49:50.750 succession that's why comfrey's not doing 00:49:50.789 --> 00:49:52.650 well over there it wasn't up until that 00:49:52.690 --> 00:49:54.652 point that i even realized that and then 00:49:54.813 --> 00:49:56.815 afterwards my first initial thought was 00:49:57.275 --> 00:49:58.797 wow i need to knock it back down 00:49:58.836 --> 00:50:02.199 in succession instead my you know correct 00:50:02.239 --> 00:50:03.940 thinking should be okay let me go ahead 00:50:03.960 --> 00:50:06.123 and plant the next succession of plants in 00:50:06.143 --> 00:50:07.423 there because the next succession of 00:50:07.443 --> 00:50:09.085 plants in there are going to be more 00:50:09.146 --> 00:50:11.288 stable and more permanent versus the 00:50:11.447 --> 00:50:12.949 annual garden that i would put back there 00:50:13.289 --> 00:50:14.489 So what I'm going to do with those 00:50:14.530 --> 00:50:17.150 back beds is instead of continuing on with 00:50:17.170 --> 00:50:17.971 an annual garden, 00:50:17.990 --> 00:50:19.311 I'm going to switch into some more 00:50:19.371 --> 00:50:21.172 perennial species, such as like, uh, 00:50:21.452 --> 00:50:22.954 strawberries, blueberries, figs, 00:50:23.014 --> 00:50:23.653 things like that. 00:50:24.193 --> 00:50:25.255 Things that will, you know, 00:50:25.295 --> 00:50:27.496 thrive in an area with a higher succession 00:50:27.536 --> 00:50:30.077 level or a higher ecological level of 00:50:30.137 --> 00:50:31.458 biology within the soil. 00:50:31.498 --> 00:50:33.998 So, yeah, that's my first point is, uh, 00:50:34.018 --> 00:50:36.039 quit fighting the natural succession and 00:50:36.079 --> 00:50:37.981 quit restarting the natural succession 00:50:38.021 --> 00:50:39.282 because nature is just going to get more 00:50:39.302 --> 00:50:41.101 and more impatient, uh, 00:50:41.121 --> 00:50:41.943 with your attempts. 00:50:41.983 --> 00:50:42.322 Yeah. 00:50:42.938 --> 00:50:43.557 Yeah, 00:50:44.079 --> 00:50:46.019 that was actually one on my list as 00:50:46.099 --> 00:50:48.101 well was bare soil is basically an open 00:50:48.141 --> 00:50:50.461 wound just to kind of piggyback on what 00:50:50.481 --> 00:50:51.101 you said there. 00:50:51.561 --> 00:50:53.103 I mean, walk in any healthy forest, 00:50:53.123 --> 00:50:54.483 you're always going to see that soil 00:50:54.503 --> 00:50:56.425 covered with something unless man's 00:50:56.465 --> 00:50:57.065 disturbed it. 00:50:57.625 --> 00:50:59.947 And it could be, I mean, leaves, roots, 00:51:00.987 --> 00:51:01.646 vegetation. 00:51:01.847 --> 00:51:03.648 It's going to be something if it's 00:51:03.688 --> 00:51:04.048 healthy. 00:51:04.509 --> 00:51:05.869 And that's why I'm saying if it's healthy. 00:51:05.909 --> 00:51:07.250 Okay, so I'll go to another one here. 00:51:08.231 --> 00:51:08.670 Nature... 00:51:09.460 --> 00:51:10.840 Doesn't believe in monocultures, 00:51:10.920 --> 00:51:12.420 but like you were saying a moment ago, 00:51:12.481 --> 00:51:13.061 what do you see? 00:51:13.141 --> 00:51:14.601 You till up a field and you put 00:51:14.742 --> 00:51:15.541 one thing down there. 00:51:16.021 --> 00:51:17.742 Where in nature do you ever find that? 00:51:18.242 --> 00:51:18.682 You don't. 00:51:19.503 --> 00:51:20.724 So why do we do it? 00:51:20.744 --> 00:51:22.804 And I talked a lot more about this 00:51:23.023 --> 00:51:25.425 in my own garden this year in that, 00:51:25.704 --> 00:51:26.505 okay, for example, 00:51:26.545 --> 00:51:28.626 let's say I got beets growing out there. 00:51:29.306 --> 00:51:30.646 Well, in between those beets, 00:51:30.726 --> 00:51:32.327 why wouldn't I grow a bunch of different 00:51:32.387 --> 00:51:33.947 kind of microgreens while the beets are 00:51:33.987 --> 00:51:34.447 coming up? 00:51:35.168 --> 00:51:36.208 Why wouldn't you do that? 00:51:36.980 --> 00:51:38.842 It's just good common sense, 00:51:38.882 --> 00:51:39.623 at least to me, 00:51:39.963 --> 00:51:41.085 but nobody ever does it. 00:51:41.905 --> 00:51:43.967 And then you also have that exchange with 00:51:43.987 --> 00:51:44.949 the microgreens, 00:51:45.789 --> 00:51:48.373 with the life in

the soil. 00:51:48.893 --> 00:51:51.817 It's all doing some really awesome work. 00:51:52.003 --> 00:51:55.106 dance right there in the soil um you 00:51:55.126 --> 00:51:56.487 know some people say you should have seven 00:51:56.527 --> 00:51:58.610 different families in there because once 00:51:58.630 --> 00:52:00.932 you have seven that's the magic number if 00:52:00.952 --> 00:52:02.855 you have seven different families all 00:52:03.014 --> 00:52:05.338 occupying the same place that there is a 00:52:05.398 --> 00:52:07.719 quorum sensing and a harmony that happens 00:52:08.240 --> 00:52:09.541 why don't we do that in our crops 00:52:10.289 --> 00:52:12.192 Well, I'm doing something of that sort. 00:52:12.231 --> 00:52:12.612 Like I said, 00:52:12.652 --> 00:52:13.632 I may have one or two, 00:52:13.773 --> 00:52:14.534 let's say it's carrots. 00:52:15.034 --> 00:52:15.835 Well, in between them, 00:52:15.934 --> 00:52:18.657 why not grow some microgreens that I can 00:52:18.777 --> 00:52:18.938 eat? 00:52:18.998 --> 00:52:19.378 First of all, 00:52:19.398 --> 00:52:20.840 they're going to come up way before those 00:52:20.880 --> 00:52:21.260 carrots. 00:52:21.880 --> 00:52:23.181 And I'm going to be eating salad 00:52:24.972 --> 00:52:26.914 A salad from microgreens, by the way, 00:52:27.134 --> 00:52:29.076 is very expensive if you had to buy 00:52:29.096 --> 00:52:29.135 it. 00:52:29.155 --> 00:52:31.277 Yeah. 00:52:31.297 --> 00:52:32.938 Like I said, very expensive. 00:52:32.958 --> 00:52:35.320 And I eat sometimes two salads a day. 00:52:35.360 --> 00:52:36.601 Today's one of those days where I ate 00:52:36.661 --> 00:52:37.682 two salads today. 00:52:38.384 --> 00:52:39.204 And wow, 00:52:39.264 --> 00:52:40.545 how awesome is that if I can get 00:52:40.585 --> 00:52:41.706 all microgreens out of it? 00:52:42.387 --> 00:52:46.271 So, you know, don't grow in monocultures. 00:52:46.791 --> 00:52:48.652 Find ways to go out there and work 00:52:48.672 --> 00:52:50.373 around it because that's not the way you 00:52:50.393 --> 00:52:50.914 see in nature. 00:52:51.893 --> 00:52:52.695 Yeah. 00:52:52.735 --> 00:52:54.297 My next one is going to be just 00:52:54.657 --> 00:52:56.199 asking the simple question of, 00:52:56.320 --> 00:52:58.563 let's say you go outside to your garden 00:52:58.623 --> 00:53:00.065 or your homestead or farm or whatever it 00:53:00.085 --> 00:53:00.407 may be. 00:53:00.867 --> 00:53:02.670 You go outside and you ask yourself and 00:53:02.690 --> 00:53:05.514 you encounter a problem, any problem. 00:53:06.411 --> 00:53:06.971 ask yourself, 00:53:07.070 --> 00:53:09.032 how would nature solve this problem? 00:53:09.512 --> 00:53:10.132 Um, instead of, 00:53:10.331 --> 00:53:11.773 and who knows if you give it enough 00:53:11.813 --> 00:53:12.052 time, 00:53:12.092 --> 00:53:13.552 nature might just solve that problem for 00:53:13.572 --> 00:53:13.652 you. 00:53:13.672 --> 00:53:13.733 Um, 00:53:14.893 --> 00:53:16.094

and I'll use the example of the 00:53:16.193 --> 00:53:17.233 demonstration site this year. 00:53:17.293 --> 00:53:17.534 The, 00:53:17.673 --> 00:53:19.594 the garden that I had out there was 00:53:19.635 --> 00:53:21.474 completely neglected and I was growing 00:53:21.594 --> 00:53:24.795 things that would be considered a high, 00:53:24.936 --> 00:53:27.016 um, high maintenance crops, things like, 00:53:27.257 --> 00:53:28.677 uh, some tomatoes and peppers, 00:53:28.757 --> 00:53:29.217 things like that. 00:53:29.237 --> 00:53:30.878 I also had low maintenance crops, such as 00:53:31.360 --> 00:53:34.289 like sweet potatoes, potatoes, garlic, 00:53:34.349 --> 00:53:35.152 onions, things like that, 00:53:35.192 --> 00:53:36.576 but the high-maintenance crops being 00:53:37.137 --> 00:53:38.081 mostly the tomatoes. 00:53:40.034 --> 00:53:40.333 You know, 00:53:41.394 --> 00:53:42.795 the conventional model would tell you that 00:53:42.815 --> 00:53:43.876 you need to stake those, 00:53:44.096 --> 00:53:45.757 that you need to keep everything weeded 00:53:45.797 --> 00:53:47.137 around it and everything like that. 00:53:47.597 --> 00:53:49.619 But nature argued otherwise. 00:53:49.898 --> 00:53:51.980 So what nature did was completely cover up 00:53:52.019 --> 00:53:54.782 those tomatoes with weeds to the point 00:53:54.802 --> 00:53:56.001 where you had to move weeds out of 00:53:56.021 --> 00:53:57.643 the way just to see if the tomato 00:53:57.663 --> 00:53:58.483 plants were fruiting. 00:53:58.903 --> 00:54:00.523 And I had fantastic, 00:54:01.025 --> 00:54:02.545 incredible harvest this year, 00:54:02.965 --> 00:54:05.347 even though I had to move weeds out 00:54:05.387 --> 00:54:06.588 of the way in order to get my 00:54:06.628 --> 00:54:07.108 tomatoes. 00:54:07.827 --> 00:54:10.471 That's how nature was going to take care 00:54:10.510 --> 00:54:11.190 of the tomatoes, 00:54:11.231 --> 00:54:13.132 not necessarily putting them on stakes or 00:54:13.152 --> 00:54:14.293 doing a Florida weave or keeping 00:54:14.333 --> 00:54:15.795 everything nice and weeded or anything. 00:54:16.135 --> 00:54:18.057 It's going to protect those certain 00:54:18.077 --> 00:54:20.880 tomatoes from the intense Texas sun, 00:54:21.561 --> 00:54:23.563 and it's also going to retain moisture and 00:54:23.603 --> 00:54:24.103 things like that. 00:54:24.222 --> 00:54:26.244 The weeds themselves solved any of the 00:54:26.304 --> 00:54:27.166 issues that come along 00:54:27.565 --> 00:54:28.166 with tomatoes. 00:54:28.306 --> 00:54:29.907 Also, it protected them from pests. 00:54:30.007 --> 00:54:33.188 I had shockingly little pest damage on any 00:54:33.208 --> 00:54:33.847 of my tomatoes. 00:54:34.188 --> 00:54:36.447 The only kind of damage that I really 00:54:36.507 --> 00:54:40.949 had on any tomatoes was at the very, 00:54:40.989 --> 00:54:41.730 very beginning. 00:54:41.969 --> 00:54:43.550 I think when they were beginning to fruit, 00:54:43.670 --> 00:54:44.990 we had quite a bit of rain. 00:54:45.030 --> 00:54:46.010 I think I was out of town for 00:54:46.050 --> 00:54:46.550 that period, 00:54:47.050 --> 00:54:48.130 but we had quite a bit of rain. 00:54:48.190 --> 00:54:49.771 I planted these tomatoes pretty early in 00:54:49.791 --> 00:54:50.172 the season. 00:54:50.952 --> 00:54:52.652 And then some of them burst from just 00:54:52.773 --> 00:54:54.594 soaking up too much moisture, 00:54:54.793 --> 00:54:56.014 which can be a thing, 00:54:56.054 --> 00:54:57.215 especially when it comes to like things 00:54:57.235 --> 00:54:58.795 like paste tomatoes and stuff that aren't 00:54:58.835 --> 00:55:00.476 intended to get too entirely big. 00:55:01.556 --> 00:55:02.858 But that was the only kind of issue 00:55:02.878 --> 00:55:04.257 that I had with with any of my 00:55:04.277 --> 00:55:04.699 tomatoes. 00:55:05.139 --> 00:55:05.699 Outside of that, 00:55:05.719 --> 00:55:08.119 the the biology that I had set up 00:55:08.139 --> 00:55:09.541 in that soil beforehand, plus the. 00:55:09.981 --> 00:55:11.561 the weeds that came in afterwards took 00:55:11.902 --> 00:55:13.963 care of completely all of the tomatoes 00:55:14.023 --> 00:55:14.423 over there. 00:55:14.643 --> 00:55:15.525 And all I had to do was go 00:55:15.545 --> 00:55:16.264 over there and harvest, 00:55:16.585 --> 00:55:19.666 which is a shockingly high yield, uh, 00:55:19.706 --> 00:55:21.427 for the little work that actually put into 00:55:21.447 --> 00:55:22.027 that system. 00:55:23.248 --> 00:55:24.369 How much you want to bet you had 00:55:24.409 --> 00:55:27.311 probably seven different families of, uh, 00:55:27.351 --> 00:55:28.532 weed regimes over there. 00:55:28.552 --> 00:55:30.554 I would almost bet on it. 00:55:31.074 --> 00:55:32.355 So that's what a lot of people don't 00:55:32.375 --> 00:55:32.815 consider. 00:55:33.054 --> 00:55:34.235 Um, Stefan, um, 00:55:34.856 --> 00:55:36.396 some Kovac was talking about that very 00:55:36.416 --> 00:55:37.338 thing with John camp. 00:55:38.097 --> 00:55:38.637 And, um, 00:55:39.699 --> 00:55:40.179 You know, 00:55:40.199 --> 00:55:42.621 those weeds are probably among seven 00:55:42.641 --> 00:55:43.581 different families over there. 00:55:43.621 --> 00:55:46.324 So kind of one thing could necessarily go 00:55:46.344 --> 00:55:46.744 with the other. 00:55:47.244 --> 00:55:47.425 All right. 00:55:47.445 --> 00:55:49.525 So I want to talk about the animals 00:55:49.586 --> 00:55:52.248 out there and nature uses animals kind of 00:55:52.268 --> 00:55:53.148 like employees. 00:55:53.228 --> 00:55:53.509 Okay. 00:55:53.610 --> 00:55:55.590 Not just products the way most of us 00:55:55.630 --> 00:55:55.771 do. 00:55:56.972 --> 00:55:57.251 You know, 00:55:57.311 --> 00:56:00.014 properly managed livestock can control all 00:56:00.054 --> 00:56:01.213 kinds of vegetation. 00:56:02.054 --> 00:56:02.855 And in time, 00:56:02.894 --> 00:56:04.516 depending on the situation you're

dealing 00:56:04.556 --> 00:56:04.777 with, 00:56:05.336 --> 00:56:06.918 they could help remove William brought it 00:56:06.938 --> 00:56:08.318 up before they could help remove some 00:56:08.498 --> 00:56:09.318 unwanted stuff. 00:56:10.000 --> 00:56:11.579 But if you leave them too long, 00:56:11.960 --> 00:56:12.900 pigs being one of them, 00:56:13.981 --> 00:56:16.443 you leave them there too long and you 00:56:16.463 --> 00:56:17.623 have them rape the earth. 00:56:18.547 --> 00:56:20.027 You ain't even going to believe it's going 00:56:20.047 --> 00:56:21.449 to come back worse than you could have 00:56:21.489 --> 00:56:21.929 imagined. 00:56:22.509 --> 00:56:23.590 You want disturbance, 00:56:24.070 --> 00:56:26.411 but you don't want to pillage, okay? 00:56:27.291 --> 00:56:30.675 So I would do, okay, so how did, 00:56:30.715 --> 00:56:33.235 okay, in the United States of Amnesia, 00:56:33.695 --> 00:56:34.797 how did the bison work? 00:56:35.376 --> 00:56:36.677 I think everybody knows that story. 00:56:36.697 --> 00:56:38.159 They would go there, decimate a place, 00:56:38.179 --> 00:56:38.960 and then move on. 00:56:39.500 --> 00:56:40.000 Had what, 00:56:40.159 --> 00:56:41.942 eight feet of topsoil when Lewis Clark 00:56:41.981 --> 00:56:42.561 went across? 00:56:43.161 --> 00:56:44.003 Where is it all now? 00:56:44.976 --> 00:56:47.139 down to Mississippi, somewhere else. 00:56:47.998 --> 00:56:50.900 So you can use those animals like Allen 00:56:50.940 --> 00:56:52.322 Nation, Allen Savory. 00:56:53.083 --> 00:56:53.362 I mean, 00:56:53.402 --> 00:56:54.844 you can use those animals in a big, 00:56:54.884 --> 00:56:56.045 big way to build soil, 00:56:56.105 --> 00:56:57.545 build everything out there, 00:56:57.585 --> 00:56:59.527 but it requires good management. 00:56:59.568 --> 00:57:00.108 Like I said, 00:57:00.728 --> 00:57:01.949 the deer up in these woods, 00:57:03.010 --> 00:57:03.811 nobody's managing them. 00:57:04.371 --> 00:57:05.271 They do their own thing, 00:57:06.172 --> 00:57:07.893 but they don't eat a place into 00:57:07.954 --> 00:57:08.554 extinction. 00:57:09.014 --> 00:57:10.356 So we shouldn't let our animals do it 00:57:10.396 --> 00:57:10.596 either. 00:57:11.447 --> 00:57:12.429 Yeah, absolutely. 00:57:12.989 --> 00:57:15.871 My next one is stop viewing your property 00:57:15.951 --> 00:57:17.070 as individual systems. 00:57:17.871 --> 00:57:20.213 Build an ecosystem as opposed to 00:57:20.373 --> 00:57:21.434 individual systems. 00:57:21.813 --> 00:57:23.114 If you have individual systems, 00:57:23.155 --> 00:57:24.835 then you have to go and work on 00:57:24.916 --> 00:57:27.358 each individual system separately, 00:57:28.038 --> 00:57:30.278 but also it's not connected. 00:57:30.318 --> 00:57:31.820 If everything is kind of connected and you 00:57:31.840 --> 00:57:33.501 have an ecosystem, which is stable, 00:57:33.942 --> 00:57:35.623 a system by itself isn't necessarily 00:57:35.663 --> 00:57:36.862

stable, but an ecosystem, 00:57:36.902 --> 00:57:37.824 if you built it correctly... 00:57:38.324 --> 00:57:40.905 is a stable system that is all like 00:57:41.186 --> 00:57:42.666 that gave the example earlier, 00:57:43.047 --> 00:57:44.268 the beginning of the section of the 00:57:44.387 --> 00:57:46.148 chickens in the in the garden. 00:57:46.849 --> 00:57:48.670 That's pretty much an ecosystem. 00:57:48.710 --> 00:57:49.771 You might have a little bit more 00:57:49.891 --> 00:57:51.431 organization and control over it, 00:57:51.831 --> 00:57:53.152 but it's still an ecosystem. 00:57:53.193 --> 00:57:54.393 That's a closed loop system on your 00:57:54.434 --> 00:57:54.813 property. 00:57:54.853 --> 00:57:57.436 So view your property as an ecosystem as 00:57:57.496 --> 00:58:01.018 opposed to different unconnected or 00:58:01.057 --> 00:58:04.659 disconnected systems like the orchard. 00:58:05.159 --> 00:58:07.300 should be integrated in with your, like, 00:58:07.320 --> 00:58:09.141 let's say you're doing cows should somehow 00:58:09.260 --> 00:58:10.161 interact with your cows, 00:58:10.501 --> 00:58:12.141 whether that be you capture, you know, 00:58:12.181 --> 00:58:13.101 you collect cow manure, 00:58:13.141 --> 00:58:14.523 put it into compost and use that to 00:58:15.023 --> 00:58:16.902 square away your orchard or to do, uh, 00:58:17.543 --> 00:58:19.664 compost extracts or teas for your orchard, 00:58:19.704 --> 00:58:20.403 whatever it may be. 00:58:20.724 --> 00:58:22.184 And then the excess from the orchard could 00:58:22.224 --> 00:58:22.905 go to the cows, 00:58:23.164 --> 00:58:25.005 or you could combine the pasture with the 00:58:25.025 --> 00:58:27.505 trees and grow, um, you know, 00:58:27.565 --> 00:58:29.525 grow shade and fruit for your cows at 00:58:29.545 --> 00:58:29.606 the 00:58:31.706 --> 00:58:32.728 All I'm trying to say with this is 00:58:32.748 --> 00:58:34.588 that you should be thinking about how all 00:58:34.608 --> 00:58:36.130 these different systems on your property 00:58:36.490 --> 00:58:37.231 can tie together, 00:58:37.271 --> 00:58:39.193 creating an ecosystem as opposed to just a 00:58:39.253 --> 00:58:41.715 bunch of separate individual systems, 00:58:41.795 --> 00:58:43.956 because then that's not very resilient. 00:58:44.217 --> 00:58:45.177 You want to get to a point of 00:58:45.217 --> 00:58:46.778 diversity that hits harmony, 00:58:48.320 --> 00:58:49.440 and then you should have a very 00:58:49.722 --> 00:58:51.182 bulletproof homestead at that point. 00:58:51.722 --> 00:58:53.724 That's a good name for a YouTube channel 00:58:53.744 --> 00:58:54.905 if anybody wanted to start it. 00:58:55.306 --> 00:58:56.407 Bulletproof homestead. 00:58:56.487 --> 00:58:57.307 There you go. 00:58:58.028 --> 00:58:59.070 There you go. 00:58:59.110 --> 00:59:00.251 Yes, and the royalties. 00:59:01.811 --> 00:59:03.193 So, yeah, remember, 00:59:03.233 --> 00:59:04.393 we're talking about why does your farm 00:59:04.434 --> 00:59:05.315 need so much work? 00:59:06.115 --> 00:59:07.317 Well, part of that is, I mean, 00:59:07.516 --> 00:59:09.297 I'm not saying work just on the farm, 00:59:09.838 --> 00:59:11.260 which I think all goes right back to 00:59:11.320 --> 00:59:11.679 zoning. 00:59:11.860 --> 00:59:13.661 It's also why do you have to go 00:59:13.702 --> 00:59:16.603 get a second job when you could be 00:59:16.643 --> 00:59:17.844 making a living on that farm? 00:59:18.666 --> 00:59:19.586 Why did you have to do it? 00:59:20.487 --> 00:59:21.668 And part of it is, you know, 00:59:21.768 --> 00:59:23.969 nature doesn't require a truckload of 00:59:23.989 --> 00:59:24.590 fertilizer. 00:59:25.565 --> 00:59:26.947 So when you're out there putting out, 00:59:27.067 --> 00:59:28.206 or as they say here in the mountains, 00:59:28.246 --> 00:59:29.987 fertilize, they don't call it fertilizer, 00:59:30.007 --> 00:59:31.047 they call it fertilize. 00:59:31.829 --> 00:59:36.731 And when you're on that doom loop, 00:59:36.791 --> 00:59:38.811 I'll call it, a fertilizer, 00:59:39.052 --> 00:59:41.092 you're always going to be on it unless 00:59:41.112 --> 00:59:43.534 you break the chain and go natural. 00:59:44.173 --> 00:59:45.554 Trees absorb nutrients. 00:59:45.614 --> 00:59:46.875 I mean, they shed their leaves. 00:59:47.434 --> 00:59:48.476 The leaves, you know, 00:59:49.056 --> 00:59:50.597 they grow roots a whole nine yards. 00:59:50.896 --> 00:59:52.538 Just take all your cues from what you 00:59:52.577 --> 00:59:53.217 see in the woods. 00:59:54.039 --> 00:59:54.858 What do you see there? 00:59:55.420 --> 00:59:58.021 Replicate that on your farm as best you 00:59:58.061 --> 00:59:58.380 can. 00:59:59.061 --> 01:00:00.641 What do you see in the natural grassland? 01:00:00.661 --> 01:00:00.842 I mean, 01:00:00.882 --> 01:00:03.742 most of us don't live in the prairies 01:00:03.782 --> 01:00:07.144 up in Kansas, in the Flint Hills, which, 01:00:07.224 --> 01:00:07.585 by the way, 01:00:07.605 --> 01:00:08.585 if you ever get a chance to look 01:00:08.626 --> 01:00:10.166 at it, is absolutely breathtaking. 01:00:10.827 --> 01:00:12.286 But there's a reason, well, 01:00:12.387 --> 01:00:14.768 thank God that they never did ruin that. 01:00:15.389 --> 01:00:17.349 That's the last of the tall grass prairies 01:00:17.409 --> 01:00:17.750 out there. 01:00:18.567 --> 01:00:19.867 right there in Kansas. 01:00:20.128 --> 01:00:21.429 And those of you around there know what 01:00:21.469 --> 01:00:22.009 it looks like. 01:00:22.250 --> 01:00:24.351 It's beautiful because there's so much 01:00:24.411 --> 01:00:24.791 rock there, 01:00:24.811 --> 01:00:25.911 they can't do anything with it. 01:00:26.032 --> 01:00:27.773 So, you know, 01:00:27.813 --> 01:00:29.153 when you have a situation like that, 01:00:30.574 --> 01:00:34.577 nothing's managing it outside of the 01:00:34.657 --> 01:00:36.219 system that it has right there. 01:00:36.878 --> 01:00:38.920 So

what you should seek to do is 01:00:39.041 --> 01:00:42.182 find those systems and replicate them as 01:00:42.282 --> 01:00:43.563 best you can on your farm. 01:00:44.503 --> 01:00:46.485 And if you need a truckload of fertilizer, 01:00:47.454 --> 01:00:48.556 You're already going backwards. 01:00:48.715 --> 01:00:48.916 I mean, 01:00:49.277 --> 01:00:50.418 I don't know how else to say it, 01:00:50.458 --> 01:00:52.119 but if that's where you are right now, 01:00:52.679 --> 01:00:54.460 you are definitely not moving in the right 01:00:54.501 --> 01:00:54.902 direction. 01:00:55.887 --> 01:00:58.728 yeah uh my next one is um this 01:00:58.748 --> 01:01:00.128 is something to keep in mind but the 01:01:00.548 --> 01:01:02.329 the most productive farmer is the one that 01:01:02.369 --> 01:01:05.251 designed the least work for himself um so 01:01:05.291 --> 01:01:06.871 the most productive farmer is the one that 01:01:06.951 --> 01:01:09.112 hired nature to fill all these different 01:01:09.152 --> 01:01:12.112 roles on the farm as opposed to himself 01:01:12.172 --> 01:01:14.572 doing everything on the farm for example 01:01:14.634 --> 01:01:16.954 fertility it also helps if you stop 01:01:16.974 --> 01:01:18.335 calling yourself a farmer and start 01:01:18.355 --> 01:01:19.394 calling yourself a steward 01:01:19.735 --> 01:01:21.356 Because then that puts into perspective 01:01:21.376 --> 01:01:22.637 what you're actually supposed to be doing. 01:01:22.657 --> 01:01:23.797 You're not supposed to be doing all of 01:01:23.836 --> 01:01:25.858 these natural systems on the farm. 01:01:25.978 --> 01:01:27.760 You're not supposed to be manually doing 01:01:27.800 --> 01:01:29.201 all these natural systems on the farm. 01:01:29.601 --> 01:01:30.981 You were supposed to steward the 01:01:31.061 --> 01:01:34.182 relationship between systems. 01:01:34.304 --> 01:01:35.324 Establish systems, 01:01:35.503 --> 01:01:36.844 and then it should be more and more 01:01:36.885 --> 01:01:38.266 hands-off as time goes on. 01:01:39.186 --> 01:01:39.686 So you shouldn't... 01:01:44.202 --> 01:01:45.925 The less work you can put into a 01:01:45.985 --> 01:01:46.264 system, 01:01:46.304 --> 01:01:48.246 the less energy that is required in a 01:01:48.286 --> 01:01:49.867 system after it's installed, 01:01:51.007 --> 01:01:52.809 the higher the yield is going to be. 01:01:53.250 --> 01:01:54.590 And that's what your goal should be. 01:01:54.731 --> 01:01:56.711 The higher, like a higher yield, 01:01:56.771 --> 01:01:59.014 not necessarily the highest production. 01:01:59.333 --> 01:02:00.414 There's things that are going to be like, 01:02:00.775 --> 01:02:02.476 it's one thing to establish fertility at 01:02:02.496 --> 01:02:04.498 the beginning and then your hands off 01:02:04.557 --> 01:02:04.958 after that. 01:02:05.038 --> 01:02:06.378 It's completely different to do what dad 01:02:06.398 --> 01:02:07.420 was talking about earlier and 01:02:07.760 --> 01:02:09.760 continuously buying more and more and more 01:02:09.800 --> 01:02:11.481 fertility every single year. 01:02:11.782 --> 01:02:13.202 That's a sign that you do not have 01:02:13.242 --> 01:02:15.342 a healthy system if your system is not 01:02:15.382 --> 01:02:18.485 producing the fertility required to 01:02:18.985 --> 01:02:20.186 continue on with that system. 01:02:20.465 --> 01:02:22.387 But not only like the fertility required, 01:02:22.427 --> 01:02:23.907 but you shouldn't have an excess of 01:02:23.947 --> 01:02:26.568 fertility as time goes on in that 01:02:26.588 --> 01:02:27.329 particular system. 01:02:27.409 --> 01:02:27.809 So yeah, 01:02:27.889 --> 01:02:30.230 fire yourself and replace it with some 01:02:30.269 --> 01:02:32.130 sort of natural phenomenon on the 01:02:32.170 --> 01:02:32.490 property. 01:02:32.570 --> 01:02:33.911 And it gets to a point where, 01:02:33.992 --> 01:02:34.172 I mean, 01:02:34.992 --> 01:02:35.913 You're going to get to it like if 01:02:35.952 --> 01:02:37.655 you have if you have grazing animals, 01:02:37.894 --> 01:02:39.056 you're going to be kind of limited on 01:02:39.115 --> 01:02:40.438 how much you can fire yourself because you 01:02:40.518 --> 01:02:41.778 do need to move them forward. 01:02:42.099 --> 01:02:44.161 It's not like you own the entire Midwest 01:02:44.202 --> 01:02:45.842 of the United States and the bison are 01:02:45.862 --> 01:02:47.284 going to naturally progress themselves. 01:02:47.585 --> 01:02:49.027 There are certain tasks that you have to 01:02:49.047 --> 01:02:49.286 do, 01:02:49.646 --> 01:02:51.228 but the ones that aren't necessary for you 01:02:51.268 --> 01:02:52.971 to do fire yourself from that. 01:02:54.150 --> 01:02:54.831 Yeah, you know, 01:02:54.871 --> 01:02:56.391 my next one is funny because you keep 01:02:56.492 --> 01:02:58.333 kind of snatching out in front of me 01:02:58.353 --> 01:02:59.213 what I was going to talk about. 01:02:59.233 --> 01:03:01.036 But I was going to say nature-built soil, 01:03:01.476 --> 01:03:03.097 nature-built soil without turning it 01:03:03.137 --> 01:03:03.757 upside down. 01:03:04.438 --> 01:03:06.320 I mean, there are some, you know, 01:03:06.340 --> 01:03:07.740 cases where we want to do that sort 01:03:07.780 --> 01:03:08.041 of thing. 01:03:08.702 --> 01:03:10.563 But I'll make my last one here that 01:03:10.862 --> 01:03:12.224 nature works in layers. 01:03:13.284 --> 01:03:14.346 And let's be honest here. 01:03:14.385 --> 01:03:16.887 Most farms are pretty one-dimensional for 01:03:16.907 --> 01:03:17.449 the most part. 01:03:18.313 --> 01:03:19.976 Now, you got cows out in the field, 01:03:20.675 --> 01:03:20.976 okay? 01:03:21.217 --> 01:03:21.876 You got cows. 01:03:23.018 --> 01:03:24.518 Is there any reason why you couldn't have 01:03:24.539 --> 01:03:26.240 a chicken or a duck operation along with 01:03:26.260 --> 01:03:26.360 them? 01:03:26.541 --> 01:03:27.422 Or if you have cows, 01:03:27.461 --> 01:03:28.822

could you have sheep go behind them? 01:03:29.324 --> 01:03:30.244 Then behind those sheep, 01:03:30.264 --> 01:03:32.106 could you have ducks and then chickens? 01:03:32.967 --> 01:03:33.748 Turkeys, maybe? 01:03:34.527 --> 01:03:35.228 Could you do that? 01:03:35.588 --> 01:03:37.231 It would make you way more profitable, 01:03:37.710 --> 01:03:39.172 and you would build soil that much 01:03:39.211 --> 01:03:39.552 quicker. 01:03:40.152 --> 01:03:41.054 And the cool thing is, 01:03:41.114 --> 01:03:42.675 is the one animal... 01:03:43.755 --> 01:03:45.755 typically breaks up the parasite of the 01:03:45.815 --> 01:03:46.396 other animal, 01:03:46.456 --> 01:03:48.077 the parasite cycle of the other animal. 01:03:48.896 --> 01:03:50.478 So yeah, nature works in layers. 01:03:50.518 --> 01:03:50.797 Okay, 01:03:50.818 --> 01:03:52.059 so let's say you got a fruit tree 01:03:52.119 --> 01:03:52.539 out there. 01:03:53.119 --> 01:03:55.059 How many videos have you seen of us 01:03:55.599 --> 01:03:57.181 talking about we got an overstory, 01:03:57.400 --> 01:04:00.621 understory, shrub, vine, root, herbaceous, 01:04:01.182 --> 01:04:01.943 all these things. 01:04:02.623 --> 01:04:04.264 If you got one orchard out there, 01:04:04.304 --> 01:04:06.045 that's the one thing that drives me crazy 01:04:06.065 --> 01:04:07.925 when I go to a regular commercial orchard 01:04:08.545 --> 01:04:09.505 is that's all they have. 01:04:09.706 --> 01:04:11.246 You'll have a monocrop of one thing. 01:04:11.827 --> 01:04:13.927 How much more profitable would you be if 01:04:13.967 --> 01:04:16.230 you could grow something edible in all 01:04:16.269 --> 01:04:16.949 seven layers? 01:04:17.590 --> 01:04:17.710 Now, 01:04:17.751 --> 01:04:19.751 that's not to ignore the nitrogen fixers 01:04:19.771 --> 01:04:21.172 that I think you need in every single 01:04:21.213 --> 01:04:21.532 layer. 01:04:22.373 --> 01:04:24.574 But you'll find out like our food forest 01:04:24.594 --> 01:04:25.474 that we have down the hill, 01:04:25.534 --> 01:04:26.456 it's on autopilot. 01:04:27.215 --> 01:04:27.576 I mean, 01:04:27.635 --> 01:04:28.936 it's just a few years and this thing 01:04:28.956 --> 01:04:29.818 is on autopilot. 01:04:29.938 --> 01:04:31.398 It doesn't need any intervention at all 01:04:31.418 --> 01:04:31.759 from us. 01:04:32.563 --> 01:04:32.742 Now, 01:04:32.802 --> 01:04:34.063 the canopy is big enough to where we 01:04:34.103 --> 01:04:35.923 can't grow strawberries there anymore, 01:04:36.684 --> 01:04:39.264 but I'm going to have to do something 01:04:39.304 --> 01:04:40.826 because I got a bunch of blueberries down 01:04:40.846 --> 01:04:41.106 there, 01:04:41.766 --> 01:04:42.746 and I'm going to have to make the 01:04:42.766 --> 01:04:43.445 decision, okay, 01:04:43.485 --> 01:04:44.606 do I want to clip back some of 01:04:44.626 --> 01:04:46.007 this canopy and let these blueberries 01:04:46.047 --> 01:04:46.266 kick? 01:04:46.746 --> 01:04:48.188 But that's a good problem to have. 01:04:49.027 --> 01:04:50.327 Work in layers, 01:04:50.449 --> 01:04:51.969 and you're going to find out that it 01:04:52.009 --> 01:04:54.349 creates resilience all at the same time. 01:04:55.150 --> 01:04:57.791 So grow something edible in all seven 01:04:57.831 --> 01:04:58.190 layers. 01:04:58.630 --> 01:05:00.992 Nothing grows in isolation. 01:05:01.052 --> 01:05:01.592 Go ahead, son. 01:05:02.125 --> 01:05:04.248 Uh, my last one is, um, 01:05:04.288 --> 01:05:05.789 and I'll kind of go through the last 01:05:05.889 --> 01:05:06.710 ones that I had here. 01:05:06.731 --> 01:05:08.092 Cause I had a couple that I haven't 01:05:08.253 --> 01:05:09.014 mentioned yet, 01:05:09.054 --> 01:05:11.016 but the last one I'm going to say 01:05:11.056 --> 01:05:12.119 is, um, yeah, 01:05:12.159 --> 01:05:14.442 farming should be become easier to manage 01:05:14.601 --> 01:05:15.463 on the toes of what, 01:05:15.583 --> 01:05:16.605 or on the heels of what dad just 01:05:16.625 --> 01:05:16.985 said with the, 01:05:17.445 --> 01:05:17.945 food for us, 01:05:18.427 --> 01:05:20.527 a farm should become easier to manage as 01:05:20.588 --> 01:05:21.248 time goes on. 01:05:21.608 --> 01:05:22.748 It shouldn't become more and more 01:05:22.809 --> 01:05:24.871 difficult or create more and more of a 01:05:24.911 --> 01:05:26.351 headache as time goes on. 01:05:26.692 --> 01:05:28.592 You should your with cattle, 01:05:28.813 --> 01:05:30.373 your stocking density should be able to 01:05:30.454 --> 01:05:31.735 increase as time goes on. 01:05:32.094 --> 01:05:33.576 You're going to hit a point where that's 01:05:33.615 --> 01:05:34.976 like the max for the property. 01:05:35.036 --> 01:05:37.079 But I don't know that anybody has ever 01:05:37.179 --> 01:05:39.260 achieved the point where they've hit the 01:05:39.360 --> 01:05:41.460 absolute max of what a property can hold 01:05:41.501 --> 01:05:44.402 as far as stocking density and done it 01:05:44.543 --> 01:05:45.063 correctly. 01:05:45.563 --> 01:05:46.865 Like there's plenty of people who put way 01:05:46.905 --> 01:05:48.807 too many cows on a piece of property 01:05:48.847 --> 01:05:51.992 at first and then just keep, you know, 01:05:52.012 --> 01:05:52.652 feeding hay. 01:05:53.052 --> 01:05:55.175 But as far as the actual forage that 01:05:55.215 --> 01:05:57.559 can the forage density on a particular 01:05:57.599 --> 01:05:58.119 piece of property, 01:05:58.139 --> 01:05:59.541 I don't think that's I don't think 01:05:59.581 --> 01:06:01.103 anybody's created an example where that's 01:06:01.164 --> 01:06:02.826 actually been maxed out or anything like 01:06:02.846 --> 01:06:03.045 that. 01:06:04.166 --> 01:06:04.347 Yeah. 01:06:04.586 --> 01:06:06.487 Stop buying fertilizer and start cycling 01:06:06.547 --> 01:06:07.047 nutrients. 01:06:07.887 --> 01:06:09.688 Like what dad was saying with the 01:06:09.728 --> 01:06:10.449 fertilizer earlier, 01:06:10.509 -->

01:06:12.730 you shouldn't be buying truckloads of 01:06:12.769 --> 01:06:13.871 fertility or anything like that. 01:06:13.891 --> 01:06:15.492 You should just learn how to cycle 01:06:15.532 --> 01:06:16.911 nutrients on your own property, 01:06:17.532 --> 01:06:18.753 which is one of the reasons that back 01:06:18.773 --> 01:06:19.233 in the day, 01:06:19.293 --> 01:06:20.974 the only thing farmers sold was something 01:06:20.994 --> 01:06:22.715 that could walk off the farm itself. 01:06:23.135 --> 01:06:24.976 because they were bringing their fertility 01:06:25.016 --> 01:06:25.396 with it. 01:06:25.835 --> 01:06:27.257 Everything that they consumed on the 01:06:27.297 --> 01:06:27.697 property, 01:06:28.297 --> 01:06:29.918 they were leaving their fertility behind. 01:06:30.157 --> 01:06:31.079 Things like crops, 01:06:31.458 --> 01:06:34.079 you can't do that if you sell that 01:06:34.139 --> 01:06:35.240 and it goes off the property. 01:06:35.260 --> 01:06:37.802 You can't really leave that crop's 01:06:39.163 --> 01:06:40.963 fertility behind if it goes off the 01:06:41.023 --> 01:06:41.824 property or anything. 01:06:41.844 --> 01:06:44.065 What was the next one I have? 01:06:44.585 --> 01:06:46.405 People design farms that only function if 01:06:46.465 --> 01:06:47.347 somebody is working. 01:06:47.827 --> 01:06:49.108 If mom and dad were to leave their 01:06:49.128 --> 01:06:49.847 place right now, 01:06:51.175 --> 01:06:52.657 Food force is going to expand. 01:06:52.757 --> 01:06:54.239 The orchard is going to expand. 01:06:54.579 --> 01:06:56.101 The only thing on your property that 01:06:56.181 --> 01:06:58.425 wouldn't necessarily expand is the 01:06:58.684 --> 01:07:00.586 artificial system of the high tunnel, 01:07:00.648 --> 01:07:01.489 which isn't necessary, 01:07:01.608 --> 01:07:02.550 which isn't a bad thing. 01:07:02.590 --> 01:07:05.293 It's just it's an artificial environment. 01:07:06.494 --> 01:07:08.277 And then I think I had one more. 01:07:08.858 --> 01:07:10.898 oh yeah uh dad mentioned this earlier in 01:07:10.938 --> 01:07:12.398 one of his uh points but it was 01:07:12.418 --> 01:07:15.059 uh trying to force unnatural monocrops far 01:07:15.099 --> 01:07:17.181 past nature's limits uh depending on where 01:07:17.201 --> 01:07:19.021 you are if you're in an arid environment 01:07:19.061 --> 01:07:20.141 if you're in the tropics if you're in 01:07:20.161 --> 01:07:21.601 your temperate environment there's 01:07:21.661 --> 01:07:24.163 different limitations on a monocrop uh 01:07:24.182 --> 01:07:24.782 believe it or not 01:07:26.038 --> 01:07:29.480 I think arid is the biggest allowable 01:07:29.519 --> 01:07:30.139 monocrop, 01:07:30.481 --> 01:07:32.402 with the tropics being the smallest 01:07:32.461 --> 01:07:33.702 allowable monocrop. 01:07:33.722 --> 01:07:35.163 Tropics being like half an acre, 01:07:35.523 --> 01:07:37.083 and I think the arid environment being 01:07:37.204 --> 01:07:38.085 about five acres, 01:07:38.105 --> 01:07:39.525 and then the temperate environment being 01:07:39.626 --> 01:07:40.867 more around two acres, 01:07:41.626 --> 01:07:44.068 according to the permaculture design 01:07:44.108 --> 01:07:45.088 manual and everything like that. 01:07:45.148 --> 01:07:47.630 So yeah, those are my points. 01:07:47.650 --> 01:07:51.032 I think I hit all the points on 01:07:51.092 --> 01:07:51.472 my end. 01:07:52.677 --> 01:07:53.137 Well, y'all, 01:07:53.197 --> 01:07:54.599 I want to thank everybody for checking us 01:07:54.699 --> 01:07:56.219 out on episode five hundred. 01:07:56.239 --> 01:07:57.420 Remember, five oh one. 01:07:57.440 --> 01:07:59.583 We're going to be doing a big giveaway. 01:07:59.702 --> 01:08:01.385 I mean, you know, look, 01:08:01.405 --> 01:08:03.005 we're not giving away cars or nothing 01:08:03.106 --> 01:08:03.806 Oprah style. 01:08:03.847 --> 01:08:05.188 But yeah, 01:08:05.208 --> 01:08:06.369 we're definitely going to be giving some 01:08:06.389 --> 01:08:06.949 stuff away. 01:08:07.030 --> 01:08:08.891 So sorry I was slipping on that. 01:08:08.952 --> 01:08:09.452 And like I said, 01:08:09.512 --> 01:08:10.492 I saw it was five hundred. 01:08:10.512 --> 01:08:11.193 I'm like, oh, man, 01:08:11.213 --> 01:08:12.534 it's too late to do anything now. 01:08:13.315 --> 01:08:15.376 So we hope to check everybody out. 01:08:15.416 --> 01:08:16.198 Well, you know, 01:08:16.217 --> 01:08:17.259 we'll make sure we get it done in 01:08:17.279 --> 01:08:18.000 the next episode. 01:08:18.439 --> 01:08:19.079 In the next show, 01:08:19.119 --> 01:08:20.381 but hopefully this information was, 01:08:20.740 --> 01:08:21.121 you know, 01:08:21.140 --> 01:08:22.560 helpful to a lot of people out there. 01:08:22.600 --> 01:08:24.162 Look, if you're going to, 01:08:24.462 --> 01:08:25.942 the reason why most of us are working 01:08:25.981 --> 01:08:27.542 harder on a farmer is because we are 01:08:27.643 --> 01:08:29.283 not in accordance to how we see it 01:08:29.342 --> 01:08:30.082 done in nature. 01:08:30.703 --> 01:08:32.224 So take one step towards nature. 01:08:32.243 --> 01:08:33.323 You're going to get about ten of them 01:08:33.344 --> 01:08:34.085 right back to you. 01:08:34.564 --> 01:08:34.824 All right, 01:08:34.845 --> 01:08:36.284 y'all want to thank everybody for checking 01:08:36.345 --> 01:08:36.784 us out. 01:08:37.324 --> 01:08:38.845 Till next time, stay alert. 01:08:39.386 --> 01:08:43.229 We've got the answers, 01:08:43.328 --> 01:08:45.230 all we need to do, 01:08:45.251 --> 01:08:47.393 listen to the earth, 01:08:47.412 --> 01:08:49.033 they've got us moving. 01:09:07.144 --> 01:09:10.127 What the world's been from the smallest 01:09:10.146 --> 01:09:13.670 sprout to the harmony begin in the cycle 01:09:13.750 --> 01:09:16.931 of life where the magic's alive. 01:09:17.132 --> 01:09:18.654 Turn it to the beat, 01:09:18.694 --> 01:09:21.015 feel the fire inside. 01:09:21.676 --> 01:09:25.378 So much wisdom in the