0:03

so tesla should have something pretty

0:06

interesting i

0:08

mean this headline says that day it

0:10

this is obviously a concept at this

0:12

moment and you know how the

0:15

camp crowd and rv

0:17

crowd goes crazy over tesla

0:19

stuff there

0:22

was that for a cyber

0:24

trump edition, that

0:27

was going viral you had

0:29

pre-orders, they exceeded their expectations

0:33

there's something me this off grid

0:37

ended range solar

0:39

lifestyle is just it's

0:41

pop and off it's hot right now are

0:44

you can speak from experience herself as far

0:46

as the vehicles the gets you fired up

0:49

i've done my research

0:51

and

0:52

everyone trying to see this stuff in wonders

0:56

as a has some kind of were the

0:58

central play if fair me there

1:00

and they're interested in solar obviously

1:02

they've got all types of batteries obviously

1:05

then you start to imagine okay how

1:08

can these items be utilized

1:11

a new product categories that has has

1:13

not already in you

1:16

had the power wall you had to solar panels

1:18

for the house but then these products at

1:20

least for meeting their hard to get your hands on

1:23

here and

1:25

i don't know demand is outpacing supply

1:27

and so on but then there at

1:30

some show in germany some sort of convention

1:33

and he killed his off or unreal

1:35

it something labeled a solar range

1:38

extender trailer with

1:40

space x darling internet terminal

1:42

know starlink as a whole different story where

1:45

you had him he was targeted at

1:47

rural areas but then you had people

1:49

that are these that were gobbling

1:51

up the starling because it was a better connection

1:53

then they could get they're

1:55

cellular in all types a different regions

1:59

the combine a to you got a bunch

2:02

of for a retractable solar

2:04

panels built into a trailer obviously

2:06

got batteries to store the electricity

2:10

and then you've got starling

2:13

panel mounted on the front of it they

2:16

get moving house you could do a lot

2:18

we allow you get have a time you could definitely

2:20

be off grid a little bit the

2:23

expos called i been expo

2:25

apparently yes and

2:30

where is that happening hanover in

2:32

germany that was this week

2:34

in a surprise attendees by unveiling

2:37

this system he quit being

2:39

a trailer with deployable solar

2:41

panels

2:43

now

2:43

the summer said the problem with this thing is that trying

2:46

to do the math on how much you could generate with

2:48

these panels even if they're all three hundred watt

2:50

panels or two point seven

2:52

kilowatt we don't mean would generate

2:55

less than fifty miles of range per day

2:58

and even like if it happened before that up and you happen

3:00

to be driving around so the thing as a range extender

3:03

not all that exciting

3:07

but maybe

3:09

that's not the only application

3:11

maybe in a pinch okay fine get your fifty miles

3:13

stored up what about all

3:15

the other things you might new you

3:18

travel as you do as if as

3:20

you use your test as a recreational vehicle

3:22

keeping frigid cold powering

3:25

other appliances that may be are less

3:28

power hungry than the vehicle itself

3:30

and then the range extension

3:32

aspect is only the

3:35

emergency type of thing but

3:37

also it as a proof of concept possibly

3:40

or just that the a concept in general

3:42

that maybe at some point in time as

3:46

solar tech improves you could see devices

3:48

like this been dragged behind cars i me i have

3:50

all kinds of questions honestly regarding the

3:52

wheat and now you're pulling around

3:54

his have unit and presumably has batteries

3:57

in it and so forth but people are definitely

4:00

excited for a potentially

4:03

the electric harvey

4:05

future at some point in time mr

4:07

vickers yet it could be some kind of

4:11

indicator some kind of teaser that's

4:14

a put their logo on it man the

4:16

days who knows

4:19

we'll see the next clip

4:21

was just going bananas yes i'm

4:23

sure you've seen it haven't seen

4:25

this clip specifically but you

4:27

know about the project here

4:30

acer apparently five

4:32

developers seriously

4:35

in be project first

4:37

person shooter game which

4:39

takes place in a toy store and

4:41

you are an action figure nice oh this

4:44

to my kids and they went gimme this right now as

4:46

i played is like there's

4:48

something about being miniaturized

4:50

and is something about the detail

4:53

of up being in a toy store the

4:55

usual compare i don't know for the if you agree

4:58

if this applies to you or not no

5:01

this is very interesting

5:03

you're like launching off different paths

5:05

in new you're fighting is going from the floor to

5:07

the shelves and you yourself are an action

5:09

figure in you're fighting other action

5:11

figures of all different styles a

5:14

kind of has that fortnight

5:17

effect aware even though

5:19

you're shooting people it's soul

5:22

the cartoonish

5:24

or yeah collar

5:27

fall and seemingly harmless

5:29

that every kid in the world picks it up and the moms

5:31

i'll give the seal of approval yeah

5:33

i'm saying well yeah this is the

5:36

nostalgia and we need

5:38

to with physical toys nostalgia

5:40

of the toy store which may be fewer

5:43

kids are experiencing in this day and

5:45

age would be a the ordering of of the

5:47

toys are minors things like this yes

5:50

there is something new toy store general the

5:52

is a very fantastic

5:56

environment a imaginative

5:58

environment all the plus the new and he's walking

6:00

into the toys are you probably have your very

6:03

own toy store or memories

6:05

a lot of good vibes i remember

6:07

lego i don't know my go

6:09

displays on her colors elaborations

6:13

and so anyway the game's called hyper charge it

6:16

made by an indie game developer and

6:19

they announced that it will be available soon

6:21

exclusively on xbox,

6:24

imagine that that's a nice little for

6:26

microsoft because this

6:28

clip is generated 13.5 million

6:31

views already on twitter this simple

6:33

clip so you know it's going to be a

6:35

big deal and it's going to to be great for xbox

6:37

gamer some people might pick up an xbox to

6:39

play this game i don't know we gotta wait and see and

6:42

far so good by joe

6:44

rogan is back in the news

6:46

he was on lexapro

6:49

podcast i didn't engage

6:51

i'm in listen to it yet in

6:54

you said in whom as if you've

6:56

already listened to it or part of it i've

6:58

listened to a few clips a you've been

7:00

involved in eclipsed by a he was getting

7:02

grilled not grilled he was getting

7:05

ass the

7:07

about having trump on his podcast

7:09

donald trump or about because

7:11

there was so much the

7:14

hype and and noise going

7:16

on he was hosted

7:19

debate it back during the campaign

7:21

between abidin , trump

7:23

or he was just gonna have trump on ah

7:26

odyssey church tremendous enormous

7:28

platform

7:30

and

7:31

there are many wanted to see

7:34

trump i never mind trent many want to see

7:37

high profile people in those type

7:39

of situations talking for

7:41

hours on end five joe rogan

7:44

the specific yeah exactly

7:46

very aloof yeah exactly everybody in

7:48

people really wanted this to happen and

7:50

thought that it would happen and thought that they

7:53

the right pieces were in place like rogan is

7:55

obviously connected to and

7:57

long time friends with dana white and dana

7:59

white as spokane at

8:01

multiple events for

8:03

trump they have a release is that you would think that these pieces

8:06

could easily be put together you sit there and wonder

8:08

why hasn't it happened then it would obviously be

8:10

an enormous episode from

8:13

a viewership perspective drive all

8:15

types of spotify sign ups oh

8:17

yes they do sounds like there will be business

8:19

to be had their and possibly and interesting

8:22

conversation interesting don't know but he goes on to

8:24

on to lacks that absolutely not

8:27

i will not have low i refuse to

8:29

host

8:30

donald trump on michelle

8:32

he said

8:34

the didn't want to help them in anyway here's a quote

8:37

i'm not a trump supporter in any way shape

8:39

or form i've had

8:41

the opportunity to have him on my show more

8:44

than once and i've said no every

8:46

time i don't wanna help him i'm

8:48

not interested in helping him there

8:51

was a rogue in words how

8:53

might be surprised to hear that because he's obviously been

8:55

lump in in a big way

8:58

with with that crowd

9:00

as much as he's gone on to say politically

9:02

i i'm i'm over here on this subject

9:04

in over there on that subject wheat has made

9:06

so many headlines he has been

9:10

i target of criticism over all

9:12

types of things including

9:15

i guess there was the coven stuff was going

9:17

on the i can't even remember

9:19

the number of controversies

9:22

the

9:23

many had group amy yeah

9:26

or enabled him and he many had many

9:28

had been pasting the labels and might be surprised

9:30

to hear

9:31

now

9:34

they give a what it is it's one interview things can change

9:37

the opportunity you can change scenarios

9:40

can change he went on to say that

9:42

he's not even sure that that

9:44

trump would be capable of being

9:46

free and loose in that kind of environment

9:49

he would be worried that and

9:51

wouldn't be acting in that scenario

9:53

and it wouldn't be a great conversation i don't

9:55

know

9:57

you

9:59

should mean

10:00

the conversation

10:02

that

10:04

you might be able to get him to open up maybe you

10:06

can see another side of a person it

10:08

is just a conversation in the end the

10:11

winter rogan then replied

10:13

hey don't underestimate

10:16

the effect that the

10:18

type of appearances can have because

10:20

you might be saying hey hi

10:24

joe what's the big deal it's not you

10:26

you're you're having an individual on your

10:28

show is not your responsibility and

10:31

, was surprised to hear from him in

10:33

in none of these quotes to

10:37

the question was do you really bear the responsibility

10:40

of the course of our country based on a conversation

10:42

that's what freeman said to him as

10:44

he said hey i don't want to support him in

10:46

any way by having a mine he said i think you can

10:49

revitalize and rehabilitate someone's

10:51

image in a way that is pretty shocking

10:53

that his response to his own personal responsibility

10:56

having someone else which is kind of strange

10:58

because you

11:00

could then you could argue

11:02

why have anybody on the you don't agree with

11:05

then you eliminate a ton of conversations

11:08

because you could say i don't want to revitalize

11:10

that individual because i disagree

11:12

with them and so forth obviously trump is

11:15

a whole different ballgame he said that threat to

11:17

democracy be the rogues words

11:20

and so maybe he is

11:22

the most complicated figure maybe

11:25

the consequences are molten most

11:27

severe in that scenario it

11:29

is a fine line it's a real balancing act

11:31

between oh you're going to put

11:33

on a platform and how

11:36

that

11:38

that behaved as a conversation

11:41

how it behaves

11:42

the

11:43

from an insight perspective and then it how it behaves

11:46

from an endorsement perspective he

11:48

he's been tours bernie sanders

11:50

been dead center the piece that gets left out

11:53

in not lot of people talk about but

11:56

it is there's

11:58

no going to be no there's no shortage criticism one where

12:00

the other now people can be passed that he said i'm never gonna have

12:03

a month now the other groups can be pissed and

12:05

, other group is celebrating the other group you're sitting as

12:07

a damn right you know never going to have him on

12:10

a threat to democracy but

12:12

under trump groovy to say rogan we thought you were with

12:14

the hell you can't hey

12:17

a when it's very difficult but it is interesting to

12:19

see him during an interview

12:22

in another platform other than his own as well so

12:24

shot on two legs for putting that on a

12:26

one thing is for certain the

12:29

change over time opportunities and so

12:31

forth and so i even though he saying absolutely

12:33

not it'll never happen i wouldn't say never

12:37

when

12:39

wait and see what goes down when he did show

12:42

some sort of the

12:44

positive message

12:48

relating to were governor

12:50

ryan descent is of florida he

12:52

sang he would make that president so he threw some

12:54

other name out there instead

12:56

of trump in the interview where you can go check the clip

12:58

for yourself club is the

13:00

on you tube will trump winning twenty

13:03

twenty four that's the name of the clip joe rogan likes

13:05

friedman go check

13:07

that out see all those words for yourself

13:10

ah i'm a shifting

13:12

over to biden a little bit here you have

13:15

the w b a star brittney griner

13:18

analyze a message sorry to biden

13:20

she is the one who has been

13:22

locked up in

13:24

russia

13:25

and then

13:26

me would ensure it actually happened just

13:28

before

13:31

the

13:33

the no conflict and war broke out

13:35

the invasion of ukraine i

13:38

couldn't remember the timeline the timeline head was like she

13:42

it did she get arrested after the fact or

13:45

would it mean she was already arrested prior

13:48

she was going to an airport over there

13:50

and apparently officials

13:52

had sound vapours with has

13:54

ceased oil obviously

13:57

illegal in that region and

14:00

so she was apprehended and

14:03

there's i guess participating

14:05

in the hum

14:09

legal system over there which then

14:12

you have the conflict then you have the sanctions

14:14

then you have the leverage and then you have

14:16

to your intuition

14:18

is getting fired up and you're like wow is

14:20

this the actual punishment for such

14:22

things that would i would a

14:24

person normally be jailed for this period of time

14:26

for that the kegler hands

14:28

or is there now a bargaining chip here

14:30

because you have a high

14:33

profile individual american

14:38

now that we've got this conflict underway anyway

14:41

she was recently wrote a letter

14:43

directly to biden saying help

14:46

terrified now

14:49

that she may never leave russia that that

14:51

she has a mixed up

14:53

in this that you asian

14:56

now russia for their part against

14:58

as a representative there who

15:00

came out and said hey this has nothing to do with

15:02

that this that this a hostage situation at

15:04

all dimitri peskov said

15:07

like a late last month the griner was not being

15:09

held hostage hostage but offered no

15:11

timeline for her potential release

15:13

here's the cold from him she violated

15:16

russian law and now she's

15:18

being prosecuted that

15:20

about being a hostage there are lots of american citizens

15:22

here here enjoying their freedoms

15:25

are you have to obey the laws that's

15:28

a quota and

15:30

a know it's a tough situation

15:33

i i am you

15:35

can imagine what she can imagine

15:38

being locked up in russian prison prison right

15:40

now given the global

15:43

situation in landscape in think most

15:45

people would be concerned about that

15:48

i don't know what biden can biden can what can

15:50

you the would have a bargain you'd

15:52

have to let somebody else go

15:54

that

15:55

have been apprehended and then you'd have to

15:57

measure their

16:00

crimes and complicated

16:03

stuff

16:05

the

16:06

have been going on for a while now and

16:09

i are gonna be obviously not going to

16:11

be easy for the individual involve by

16:14

any means letter combat

16:16

play we've we've dug into right now

16:18

i'd like to dimitri are potent or

16:21

who is hundred foot in the idol the such

16:24

as , tell us as i hated

16:26

tell you i our own about how effective

16:28

as gonna be but good luck with all

16:30

that well actually let's go to the

16:32

next door and stick with russia just for a moment

16:34

apparently it has been reports just the next

16:36

tab over there have been reports

16:38

of moldy burgers in the new

16:40

russian mcdonalds replacement

16:43

the law

16:44

russian serve moldy burgers oh

16:46

boy i don't know at

16:49

eton imagine that people that are pissed

16:51

at mcdonalds is no longer in russia and

16:54

they're going to be going

16:56

over there there new meals

16:58

from the russia replacement with

17:01

a fine tooth comb they can be really affecting

17:03

us as a what is up with their so are

17:05

the new version of

17:07

them mcdonalds in russia is called

17:10

tasty and that's it that's

17:12

the translation that

17:14

to snow in touch yeah

17:18

it looks like mcdonalds the items are kinda

17:20

like mcdonalds mcdonalds is nowhere to be found

17:23

the now been disturbing images apparently

17:26

that have emerged showing

17:28

mold on the hamburger buns

17:30

and other customers have reported finding

17:32

insect legs in the meat patties

17:37

which a little extra protein

17:41

if you wanna be optimistic

17:44

get it

17:45

oh sanjaya

17:49

com check a russian television personality

17:51

and the leader of the political opposite opposition

17:54

to the poodle government or less definitely someone

17:56

who'd be reporting on s posted images

17:58

on her telegram factor

18:01

it looks like they don't quite on are the standards of mcdonalds

18:03

at least in terms of product quality control today at

18:05

least three cases were recorded of

18:07

burgers with moldy buns

18:10

sold to customers the

18:13

insect leg side at were lion i guess

18:15

that must be an insect leg yeah

18:21

yeah so social media's gonna be i just can't

18:23

imagine being happy maybe

18:26

there's a new appreciation for what mcdonalds does

18:28

the delivering the sheer quantity

18:30

of fast food as quickly

18:33

as they do and without the moldy buns

18:35

have you ever experienced a moldy i don't think i

18:37

did mcdonnell

18:39

yeah i don't believe so i don't think they're

18:41

already as partner and i don't know

18:43

if there are no vague and who knows

18:46

maybe there's maybe free freeze hitter as hitter

18:48

as process for

18:50

it glad you're

18:52

you're not gonna be a happy customer they had

18:55

one hundred locations over there like seven hundred locations

18:57

they've all inverted

18:59

over it says mcdonalds sold at

19:01

seven hundred eateries to the operators

19:04

so i guess i don't think got something for who

19:07

knows if we'll ever have ever come back probably

19:09

not anytime soon probably

19:11

couple more moldy bones it

19:14

is just a few photos though they they just getting started

19:16

over there well the rolling plains

19:18

tasty and that's it all

19:21

the and that it the

19:23

pill think wealth and you going to figure out the tasty part

19:26

of the beginner that

19:29

does kind of bother me though he if

19:31

you had you had will you yourself

19:33

you have a restaurant and you screw up once

19:35

and arms and you've got a bag of moby whatever

19:38

and it goes out in the

19:40

google reviews are coming in you're dead you

19:42

invested all your money who did the

19:44

renovation and then one moldy bag

19:47

goes out to social media twelve

19:49

customers that's all it takes though it is

19:51

a you like no comeback or make it right eye

19:53

aye sir i really screwed up i i

19:55

i just it or it wasn't

19:58

even if you want day and it was an employee [unk] the

20:00

screwed up and grab the no

20:02

the bag in south supposed to go

20:04

to the dumpsters no second chances out here

20:06

have no no he just there's

20:09

too much or too much selection too many options

20:11

to me places i can go other than willie duisburg

20:13

rico i'll

20:15

give you shot i'm going to give you a second chance it

20:18

can be them only mine you giving them already been

20:20

made a comeback i'm an attack him in a seamless i

20:22

want to give you a heads up on

20:24

gotta love animals night

20:27

writing the google review we're

20:29

going to do this again i'm going over the next

20:31

one we're going to sorted out his need to make

20:33

you aware okay good to know

20:35

that's what we're going to do and will he did bercow

20:38

ah one way you can get the produce

20:40

for willie neuberger co is that you can

20:44

you can hopefully get some food from

20:46

some the bodies that was farm

20:48

done bill gates expanding

20:51

empire of farmland did

20:54

he to farm it does he to sit on it and hold

20:56

it i don't know i know from it for buying

20:58

it he just one legal approval

21:00

to by two thousand one hundred acres

21:02

of north dakota farmland were thirteen point

21:05

five million and people across the state or

21:07

leave it leave it he might be the

21:09

biggest donor farmland in the us now but

21:11

if he's not whatever he's in the top

21:14

list he has a tremendous amount of

21:16

it's sort of his power warren buffett

21:18

they love the farmland investment you know what happens

21:20

well with see the

21:22

inflation and the economy

21:24

and the energy assets and so forth

21:27

think they go all over but you can't predict

21:30

you can predict the people will

21:32

be eating the fruit and the farmland

21:35

yeah no big swaths of

21:37

land no matter what others gimme

21:40

demand and in his case

21:42

that's what he's been doing many how many speculate

21:44

on the reason for this attraction a

21:47

might just be solid investment or it could

21:50

be something incredibly and

21:53

territorial it's is up to his whatever you

21:55

want to do in the comments as why you have the comments

21:57

over there last we'd

21:59

see six the legal approval for person twenty

22:01

one hundred acres of farmland albert

22:03

that thirteen million bucks for twenty one hundred

22:06

acres singlet a good deal actually know

22:08

like get it and sale of a deal montana

22:10

sit near san let

22:12

me get in on this they'll

22:14

i'm a day i may get a piece their bill some

22:17

farmland to anyway the reason he made

22:19

illegal approval is because there

22:23

the stipulation in there

22:25

in order to protect the

22:28

farmland of north dakota that corporations

22:30

can come in and is by it all up

22:33

the

22:34

the way he has two hundred and seventy thousand

22:37

total acres of farmland across dozens of

22:39

stays in is the largest private owner of farmland

22:41

in america let's , to the mama

22:43

that real quick i'm

22:47

there's a depression era law in north

22:49

dakota that prohibits corporations and limited

22:51

liability companies from owning farmland owning

22:54

the region many

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people were not thrilled about

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this news i'm

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gonna big earful on is earful clear across

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the state it's not even from just that neighborhood

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the anti corporate farming law does allow

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individual trust own farmland

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if it's a least to farmers and that's what

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gates plans to do so he can have it so

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long as he li who hit

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back to actual farmers doing

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the farming he

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found many people are still mad anyways because they

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say hey

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the

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what your plans yeah to

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mike you got year year

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pieces too vague there mr

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the divvy it up mister corporate

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but yeah farmland he still loves

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it he does get approval to buy a bunch more

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on about you will but

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the when you can farm and ourselves

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yeah we need to some a i don't

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think we need twenty one hundred acres okay

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i think we need maybe

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ten and

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we're gonna do the produce or time

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the little around here he is

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or you know you're kind of limited the

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winter woodard winter

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but , still he got amazing food coming from

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over there that you can get all kinds

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of local produce you go to the farmers' market

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you can get mogul wild blueberries

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and ah strawberries are missing get

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corn and ah i'm

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a are all types of apple varieties why

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do something like exotic normally

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failure we can do so i not

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a wonderful know because we're trying to be

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he know farm to table okay

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i know go like a burger to your local

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varieties and farm to table

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probably apple's we could do an orchard

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okay i don't mind that can we do an orchard yeah

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i think about it