Egg Yolk Oil, Type 3 Bee Solution, Shootugi Feed
Drake recaps the Hawaii Farmers Union convention, where Daniel demoed KNF solutions from NaturalFarmingSolutions.com (cleanser $20, medicine $40) and Dan and Jason's Kona coffee farm reported zero coffee berry borer since switching to natural farming. He also mentions a swine co-op meeting where a university scientist said brucellosis infects roughly one in four wild pigs, a disease Drake thinks proper KNF practice could largely eliminate.
Questions cover a chicken with an eye infection (likely fowl pox from wild birds, treat with a lactobacillus spray) and whether microbes break down plastic in soil (yes, given time, often through mealworm gut microbes, sped up by sunlight breaking the bonds). Drake then walks through making egg yolk oil: cook just the yolks outside on high heat for 30 to 45 minutes until they blacken and smoke, pressing the oil out as it cooks, useful on wounds and fire ant bites.
The back half rewatches a Master Cho video on fermenting shootugi, a high-protein speckle grass, for chicken and pig feed — watch for diarrhea if you overfeed it, and never cut new shoots, which carry too many toxins until they've grown two to three days. Master Cho also introduces "type 3" solution, sprayed on plants during fruiting, which he says works almost like honey when sprayed near a hive: it gives bees food, cleanser, medicine, structure, fuel, minerals, and reproduction, instead of just sugar water.
Questions answered
- 9:08 Can Korean natural farming prevent brucellosis and leptospirosis in pigs? — Done right, KNF would probably eliminate both bacteria; even wild pigs are heavily infected, so the environment needs IMOs too.
- 17:02 Where can you buy ready-made KNF solutions instead of making your own? — NaturalFarmingSolutions.com sells cleanser for $20 and medicine for $40, shipped to you.
- 18:37 Has anyone actually solved coffee berry borer with natural farming? — Dan and Jason's Kona coffee farm went from infested to zero coffee berry borer doing natural farming.
- 22:10 What's the solution for a chicken with an eye infection? — Probably fowl pox or mycoplasma from wild birds mixing with the flock; spray lactobacillus on the eye, though Drake usually just lets it run its course.
- 23:30 Do microbes break down plastic in the soil, or just make it smaller? — Given enough time microbes will break plastic down, often through mealworm gut microbes, and sunlight speeds it up by breaking the bonds first.
- 30:12 What's the number one thing to heal a chicken's wound or infection? — Egg yolk oil, because it's essentially pure stem cells.
- 30:58 How do you make egg yolk oil? — Cook just the yolks outside in a scrap pan on the highest heat for 30 to 45 minutes, blending them small, until they blacken, smoke, and the oil presses out.
- 34:34 What is Master Cho fermenting shootugi grass for? — High-protein speckle grass fermented into feed for chickens and pigs, but watch for diarrhea if you feed too much.
- 39:10 What if you don't have shootugi grass where you farm? — Use whatever high-protein plant is locally available, like comfrey, which Drake calls green milk.
- 40:49 Is it safe to cut and feed the new shoots right when they come up? — No, new shoots carry too many toxins; wait two to three days until they've grown bigger before feeding.
- 43:45 What is Master Cho's type 3 solution, and why call it the breast solution? — Type 3, also called the skinny solution, is sprayed during fruiting and nourishes growth the way breast milk nourishes offspring.
- 49:04 Is spraying type 3 solution basically the same as feeding bees honey? — Yes, sprayed on a broad leaf near the hive it gives bees almost the same result as honey, far better than sugar water.
- 50:31 What do bees get from type 3 solution that sugar water doesn't give them? — Food, cleanser, medicine, structure, fuel, minerals, and reproduction, while sugar water is just sugar.
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In this episode
- 0:00 Welcome and I Ching reading
- 6:45 Life update, second Tuesday meetings return
- 12:33 Farmer's Union Convention recap
- 13:12 Growing tobacco for farmer friends
- 17:02 NaturalFarmingSolutions.com tour
- 18:37 Coffee berry borer gone with natural farming
- 21:25 Orchard restoration check-in
- 22:10 Chicken eye infection question
- 23:30 Microbes and plastic decomposition
- 26:29 Pressure canning class recap
- 30:12 Why egg yolk oil heals
- 30:58 How to make egg yolk oil
- 34:34 Master Cho: shootugi grass for chicken and pig feed
- 40:49 New shoots and toxin timing
- 43:45 Type 3 solution explained
- 49:04 Type 3 solution for bees vs sugar water
- 57:02 Chick feed prep and IMO bath demo
- 1:00:41 Bee decline and insect apocalypse talk
- 1:07:57 Closing thoughts
Transcript
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6:34 Thanks for gathering together. Thanks for being part of what we're doing. Changing yourself into a leader. Being a leader of natural farming in your community. Teaching other folks about it. You know, in a very real sense, the world depends on you. I've been, uh, I've been definitely stepping up to that. Had some life shifts. Uh, you know, uh, things happen in life where you think you're gonna go one way and someone fucks. Had a different way.
7:21 But it's comes down to. And, um, so I've been, I'd say drowning myself. I don't know if that's the right word. Uh, smothering. I don't know. I think of these things. I've been just diving deep into natural farming and doing the good that I know is there. Um, trying to just keep doing good. Cause I thought I was going one way. No, I'm not. So just, you know, doubling down. Started, uh, we're gonna start meeting again. Uh, second Tuesday meeting. Natural farming. Natural farming. It's kind of what brought, um, got a lot of the attention going, brought natural farming
8:06 out of the woodwork, brought it into a, um, a movement instead of just a few people knowing it was, you know, at certain times we had about 200 folks come out to a meeting. That's what, um, the roots of the Pure KNF Foundation come from those days. Um, and, uh, you know, so I'm going to start doing that in Hilo. Um, it's not going to be November, um, but it will start December. So December 9th will be the first, second Tuesday and then continue through 2026. Um, God willing, uh, you know, unless the famine hits sooner than then.
8:47 And then, you know, um, cause it seems like we're going to burn all the rest of the energy, um, as quick as we possibly can to turn it into instead of just cat photos. Now we're going to turn into AI renderings of cat photos. Um, so, um, yeah, I'm going to be doing that. Um, you know, trying to encourage people to feed themselves. I don't know why I went to a, um, just before, before again, it's just, I went to a swine co-op, swine meeting, co-op meeting the other day. Um, had a university scientist talk about brucellosis and, um, leptospirosis, both bacterias,
9:30 uh, completely would, done KNF, done right, would probably completely eliminate these things. Um, but it turns out like every one in four pigs out in the wild is infected with brucellosis. Like, hmm, that's interesting. So, even our natural environment is highly bacterial loaded and needs IMOs out there. Um, but, you know, then, then some folks there trying to, you know, get together and organize to do a, a pork co-op. Um, you know, and just, but not, not a single person there was a pig producer. Well, I, I can't say that.
10:10 I mean, I think, I think a couple people had pigs and, um, but just interesting, you know, like, uh, the interest, there was maybe a dozen people there. I don't know. Took a photo. Count them, I guess. And, uh, most folks, I don't know. It's just interesting. Like, I don't, I think most folks that have no idea where their food comes from. They just think it's, you know, always going to be there. And I am predicting, just like I predicted inflation, I, uh, in 2020, I am going to predict a famine.
10:41 Um, just because what I see going on, I'm like, I look around, I'm like, oh, but if we gather together enough of us, I say feed ourselves first. Um, and then, you know, the rest of the people that aren't paying attention, um, maybe they'll have food. One, one lady that was there was like, you know, if the boat stopped coming, I don't care how much money you have. I'm not going to feed you. I was like, right on, right on, right on, auntie. Um, cause money ain't going to be worth shit when you don't have food. Um, so, all right. Um, but anyway, uh, gathering together, doing the right things.
11:17 It's still, I still think it's worth gathering together to find the right people. Uh, you know, those that are tuned in, just like Noah and his arc, right? Um, certain people, I guess his family, those days are just as tight family. It was like, yeah, we're into it. And the animals, the animals are tuned in. They're like, yeah, shit. We'll get on your arc. The rest of the people are like, nah, we're going to go, uh, travel the world in bikinis. Go out to the club. Um, I don't know. Anyway, uh, gathering together with the right people. Very important. Thank you for super chats.
11:54 And we got a good group of folks here. Thanks. We got Mark in the house. What's up? We got Kristoff. Yes. I'd love to go, go out to Belgium, cruise the countryside with my drone and just spray everybody with good beneficial microbes. Let's talk into somebody. So, so other, other things that happened this week, we, we had the, um, last weekend, why I wasn't here, we had the farmer's union convention. Oh, wasn't it fun? It was fun. I had a great time. Um, so it's good to get together with a family of farmers, people that are tuned in,
12:28 even if they're not a hundred percent tuned in, tuned in enough to be like, Oh, regenerative egg is good. Like, yeah. Yeah. Although I do think we should be making our own drugs and alcohol. Um, so I, I got inspired. I think I'm going to grow a bunch of tobacco. I don't smoke tobacco. I have no interest in smoking tobacco, but a lot of my friends smoke tobacco. They drink and then they smoke. And I was like, what are you doing? Why are you smoking something that is like the most, most wicked evil corporations out there? And you're giving them your money and like a dollar a cigarette to do this.
13:05 I was like, what is going on with you? Why? Like you're, you're a farmer. Why not grow your own tobacco? And then, so I just had chat, go and research how to make American spirits. Apparently it's some Virginia light leaf, some burly, a little bit of oriental. And I think I'm going to grow some tobacco for these folks because, um, you know, if I showed up at the convention and I gave each of them a pack, like an American spirit pack of tobacco, loose leaf, you know, like roll your own type of stuff. And it'd be a hit.
13:39 And then those folks wouldn't have to, uh, you know, be enslaving themselves as corporate. I mean, I, it sounds like a complex process to be honest. Chippity was like, as you know, it's months of curing and growing and everything. But I'm like, man, I am going to, um, it's crazy. I just think I like, and, and, and also we should be, you know, if they're going to, I don't drink alcohol either, but they're, they're hammering fucking beers and stuff. I'm like, these are the top agricultural people in the state.
14:09 And they're like addicted to beer and cigarettes from corporations that are just poisoning us. And like the antithesis of what we're doing. I was like, I think we should fix at least that, you know? So I'm willing to go grow tobacco. I'm going to give it a shot. You know, got some land, got some area. Tobacco, it doesn't seem that hard to grow. I mean, it's, you know, I don't know, me. F-A-F-O farm around, find out. Right. Um, but, uh, yeah, so grow, grow that stuff. I want, you know, I want my friends to be addicted to, you know, at least pono drugs if they're going to be out there.
14:46 They're going to be out there. I mean, you know, I'm doing the right things. So, um, if you have any seeds, send them my way. I'd love that. Otherwise I'm going to go buy them. I, they saw there's some sources. You can buy them. I'm going to go buy some seeds, see what I can do. Grow some tobacco for my friends. I don't know. What else am I doing with my life? I do growing food and people don't value food, but you know what they do? They value tobacco. They value alcohol. So, um, you know, growing those things, I probably, you know, F-A-F-O, I'll probably get shot doing this shit.
15:16 But, or taxed or, um, you know, uh, like I'm pretty sure that's how you get on a kill list is growing tobacco or refining alcohol. That's, uh, you don't threaten those mafias, but I'm just going to give it away. So, uh, don't, don't be coming, putting your hit men on me yet. And if I disappear, you know why? It's because I was growing tobacco. Um, where'd Drake go? Oh, yeah, he grew tobacco. Oops. Um, I did not kill myself. Um, anyway, um, six shots to the back of the head. Suicide. Um, fuck. Hillary Clinton's like... Um, alright. Um, let's see. Alright.
16:01 We got good folks in the house. Yeah, yeah. Five dollars. You super chat people, you are helping me. You are helping conspire on this tobacco project. Five dollars. You super chat people, you are helping me. You are helping conspire on this tobacco project. But five dollars, that 10 euros, and that 30 dollars just got me enough money to buy the seeds I need to supply my drug addict friends. Um, let's see here. Okay. So, uh, welcome. Still. Oh, yeah. Farmer's Union Convention. It was great. We had a whole tent. And the videos will be coming out soon for members. So, um, be on the lookout.
16:40 We're gonna drop that. It was... I did two sessions in the morning talking about the solutions, how to make those. It was like full house, standing room only. It was great. And then, um, then Logan after lunch came, talked about microbes, was excellent. Top shelf. Daniel went out and talked about his solutions. He has solutions, which I meant to bring today to demo for you. But check it out. NaturalfarmingSolutions.com. NaturalfarmingSolutions.com. And, uh, let's just pull that up. Why not? Why not? We're on the internet. Um, natural... FarmingSolutions.com. Oh, I gotta spell it right.
17:16 Solutions.com. NaturalfarmingSolutions.com. Let's get a side-by-side here and go over there. Whoa. These solutions. Ready. Uh, he's already sold out of maintenance. What? Um, but you can get, um, cleanser, 20 bucks. Medicine, 40 bucks. Um, and you can learn more at PureKNF.org. And the Food Canoe Project. And, um, so let's see, what does he say about it? Here we go. Um, so, you know, if you're looking for a source of KNF medicine, I guess it'll be shipped to you. Shipped to you? Does it include shipping? I don't know.
17:58 Um, I didn't really get too many details on how he's doing this, but, uh, you know, there are solutions. And this Bredrin, this is Bredrin Daniel, super Akamai guy. Um, Akamai means smart and or tuned in and or, uh, you know, someone you want to hang out with. Um, and, uh, he's putting out these solutions. So he was there demoing that. And then the end of the day, we had, um, Dan and Jason talk about their solutions, their conversion, how they're doing natural farming, how they're growing coffee in Kona and zero coffee, berry borer, zero. Now you could say it's the other things they're doing.
18:37 You could say it's whatever, but who else do you know? It had coffee, berry borer and now has zero gone, gone. Coffee, berry borer gone. So zero. If you're growing coffee, you might want to look into what they're doing. Um, so join the peer can a foundation, you know, get in there, uh, see the videos, do the things. Um, so it was fun. Yeah. We, uh, we did, you know, it's always, I, I love gathering with, with people that are as nerdy as I am doing the things. Do I have any photos to share? Do I, I really didn't. I got this thing to like take photos and then I didn't even take photos.
19:18 What was I thinking? Um, I did take a nice picture of Vinny. Look at that. Vinny doing some policy there. Policy always very important. Vinny, such a good guy. I did take a picture of Scott Crawford, given some testimony. I really, I really had a great time with Scott, to be honest. What a cool dude. And I did take a picture of Hunter. Also doing some legislation. This guy, if you need, um, you know, hookers or cocaine and you're a legislator, get with this guy. Not that he's going to give it to you, but he will come to your office and say hello. Oh yeah. There's a video of Jason and, um, Dan.
20:01 So this is what you'll get. Except for not blurry and, um, you know. And then, then listen to them talking about their, their coffee experience. It's, it's going to be epic. We filmed most of it. Oh, and Daniel. Look at that. Out there talking about the solutions and all the things. You know, so, um, oh and look at all the people gathered. I did, so I did take a few photos. It probably blurry for you. I don't know. It's hard to use this webcam. We get to focus all the time and whatever. You know, technical difficulties. So it goes. But anyway, man, it was fun. It was fun.
20:38 So if you're a member, look forward to that. Seeing you there. And I think next weekend, next Sunday, it will be our membership meeting. So again, also, it's coming up. Good stuff. So anyway, enough, enough talking rambling. Let's get to some questions. We got questions. Like I said, you can ask any questions. Why did I just talk so long without answering questions? I don't know. It's the office hour. You know, and also, yeah. So let's see. Yeah. What's up, Mark? Hey, Cecily. Hey, good morning. Good day. I guess it's morning. Morning. Gonna be morning. Cecily. Yeah.
21:15 Are you still doing that orchard restoration? Sort of. Sort of. Sort of. I got kind of off track. I didn't get. I was trying to ferment some stuff and I didn't get the money in the time. And then I was trying, you know, it's always hard, man. It's always hard. But sort of. Sort of. Get some photos and those things going. We'll just go with sort of. Stonemason in the house. What's up? Do the best you can until you can do better. Of course. If you're not. You know, Mark, you would like this. My friend, Grey Wolf, he used to say, always smoke your best weed first.
21:57 Because then you're always smoking your best weed. I think that would. You'd like that one. Um. Yeah. What's up, Thomas? Solution for a chicken with eye infection. Uh. Sounds like you probably got chicken pox. Um. Chicken pox. So the wild birds coming in, mixing with your flock. You probably got chicken pox. Um. Or not. Yeah. Swine. Or no. Avian. Avian. I don't know. And chicken pox, man. They get chicken pox. It'll get their eye and get their eye infected and stuff. Then they can't see. Usually I just leave them alone. You could spray them with lactobacillus. Uh. You could also. Uh.
22:39 Eye infection. Yeah. Lactobacillus, man. You get poop in your eye. Lactobacillus would be your friend. I don't know. I've never successfully cured it. I just let them go. They get blind for a little bit. They come back. You know. I don't know. Chickens are short lived. Um. You gotta have, you know. Uh. The turnaround on them. It's uh. Life farming is one of the most brutal things you'll ever do. Uh. You know. You think like MMA fighting or something is brutal. Or, you know. Uh. I guess maybe working at a slaughterhouse is also pretty brutal. Um. But. What else? I don't know. Farming.
23:17 Farming is just the most heartbreaking. It's the heart. Most heartbreaking thing you can do. Be a farmer. Um. Yeah. Thanks. Show your support through super chats. All those help. By the way. They'll help me become a tobacco. Better tobacco farmer. And or farmer. Whatever I'm farming. I don't know. Yeah. Claudia is here. The convention was fabulous. It was. And Claudia recorded it. And. Uh. Sent a. Which hopefully. We can also. Get out there. Um. So. Kristoff opened up a new patch. Of. Full of fine plastic. Trying to pick it all out. Do the microbes break it down? Or they just make it smaller?
23:56 What's my opinion on that? Microbes. Will break down plastic. Given enough time. They will. Um. They will. Uh. Microbes. Will. Um. They just. They'll. Anything. They'll learn how to eat. Over time. So. The more you culture them in there. It's hard for them to eat. Plastic directly. Um. Usually. What I know. Is. They'll do plastic decomposition. Through. Meal worms. I think that's what that is. Um. And they're breaking down styrofoam. And so it's the microbes in the gut. Of the meal worm. That's breaking down. And plastics. Um. Yeah. So. You need. The correct. Environmental conditions.
24:38 To accelerate the decomposition. Of plastic. And so. Um. But worms. You know. If they're eating it. If. If. Um. I mean. The plastic. Ultimately. Is just like. A long carbon chain. Right. And the different polymers. It is essentially. A longer sugar. Um. So. Given. You know. Sunlight. Helps to break down. Plastic. A lot. It breaks those bonds. Quicker. So. Sunlight. And then. Microbes. All of it. The decomposition. It's just. It's the circle of life. It's all breaking down. Right. So. I mean. I would assume. Anything.
25:23 Like. I was just talking. With my. Brother. Dan. The other day. He called me. After the convention. Talking to him. About. You know. I put it in a. Um. A box. When I was doing it. Near the house. Um. Because. And then. He was talking about. He gets wood chips. In a trailer. In the trailer. Now. The bottom of his trailer. Is. Decomposing. You know. Like. I. I would. Dump. Dump. It. Before you. Inoculate it. Um. So. He just threw down. A new layer. Of plywood on it. I was like. Bro. You know. So.
26:08 They're just magical. Decomposers. You know. The alchemists. Of the universe. Are the microorganisms. And then. So. We got. Rainbow. To me. All Washington. Seattle. Um. I know. I know. All the people. In Yakima. Are like. Um. I led a class. Yesterday. Taught a bunch. Of people. How to do. Pressure canning. We can. Like. Two. To three hundred. Pounds. Of beets. Gleaned. From local. Seed farm. Awesome. Yeah. Canning. So. They were like. The best. It's like. Dude. I gotta get into that. Are you sure.
26:53 Canning meat. That sounds. Awesome. Um. Who was it. It was Dan. There were so many Dan. There's so many Dan's. So many Mike's. Dan and Mike. Man. People. People. They're naming. They're like. What you. Name this one. Dan too. Anyway. If your name's Daniel. Congratulations. I know like. 30 of you. Um. That's the learning curve. I love. I love. Not paying the government taxes. Uh huh. Yeah. Um. Oh. Thanks. Thanks. Claudia said my part in particular was good. We'll see. Um. Thanks. I. You know. Teaching this Saturday. Coming up the 8th. And uh. Pahoa. Um.
27:38 On pigs. But natural farming in general. Um. And then. Yeah. I've been just. Doing that. Um. Yeah. Bring them Mark. Bring them over. Let's. Let's sow the tobacco bro. Come on. It's not the growing that's tricky. It's the drying and curing that everyone messes up. Well. We'll see what I can do. Um. Build a climate controlled room or something. I don't know. Um. Yeah. Yeah. Um. Nicotine is very potent. Cancer prophylactic. So it stops cancer. I don't know what prophylactic means. Um. Um. Hey. Thanks. Thanks. Superchats.
28:23 Yeah. Hippos. Hippos. Yeah. Cool. Um. Yeah. Okay. Growing tobacco. Flowers turning to seeds. We'll get some to my. Oh. Oh. Cool. Growing tobacco. Awesome. Awesome. Growing tobacco in Australia is illegal. Um. I think it is. I think it is here. Well. It's sort of. It's regulated in. In America. Um. Flower and tobacco. It's pretty. Yeah. Tobacco. Okay. Um. It's ornamental. Ha ha ha ha. Fowl pox. That's it. Yeah. Fowl pox. Um. Could also be microplasma. That's what our chickens get. Okay.
29:08 It's the tiniest chick. I have. I'm suspecting she was getting bullied and probably got pecked in the eye. If you get pecked in the eye. So if chickens are pecking. Um. One solution that Master Cho talked about was take a bunch of red confetti. Like. Cut like. Um. I don't know. Square. Like. Tiny red particles about yay big. And then scatter that in the pen. And the chickens will peck the red. Stuff on the. You know. Red paper. You obviously use non-toxic ink or whatever. But they'll peck the red paper and leave that chick alone. Um. So if they're pecking each other. Um. Throwing red confetti.
29:43 Like really red. Tiny red. Bits in there. Will. Will distract the chickens. And they won't peck. That chick anymore. Um. Sells eye meds. Used to wash and gel. Feterson brand. I said. Yeah. Okay. I ordered some. Tera my scene. But wanted to know what can if I could also do. L.A.B. And the other thing. The number one thing to heal. Chickens. Egg yolk oil. Egg yolk oil. Is uh. Stem cells that. You know. You want to heal something quick. Egg yolk oil. Is the one. Um. Yeah. Pressure can meat too.
30:28 Yeah. Shelf stable meat. Yeah. Well. You know. You guys are great. You guys and gals are great. Good to be here. Thanks for. You know. Just sharing things. Hearing. What's going on. Um. Hi. Um. We should. We should jump over. Join Master Cho. Let's see. We're going to get through it this year. We got to get in with him. We got. We got 45 minutes left. Or. 40. Or 50 minutes left. Um. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So. Egg yolk oil. Super easy to make. Um. Take the yolks. Put them in a pan. Do.
31:13 Do this outside. By the way. Don't do this in your house. It will. You'll regret it for at least three weeks. You do it in your house. Plus your pan. Use a shitty pan. And use a wooden stick. Don't try and do it with a plastic stick. To stir. Stir. It gets too hot. But. Crack those eggs. Just the yolks. Take the whites. Feed them to some. You know. Someone else. Make an omelette. Whatever. Do something else with them. But just the yolks. And I do about. 30. 24. 2. 3 dozen at a time. 36. Whatever. 2. 3 at a time. Dozen at a time. Cook them on a semi-medium heat. 10 eggs. Crank that shit to 11.
31:53 As high as you can get your burner going. And just. And actually. When they're. When they look nice. And scrambled eggs. Like you'd eat them. I use an immersion blender. I actually take it off the heat. Put it in a bowl. And use an immersion blender. And make the pieces as small as possible. It really. It helps. You know. In immersion. But just. Blend that. All small. And then put it back in the pan. Then crank the heat to 11. As high as you can get the heat. And then. Um. Stir. And it takes about. 30 to 45 minutes. And just. It. It just. They cook. They cook. They cook. They cook. Eventually.
32:34 They will turn black. And a smoke. Will start to come off. And when it starts smoking. You're getting real close. So get a. Heat. Tolerant. Vessel. Like metal. Vessel. And. Cook it. As high heat as you can. And when it's smoking. Pressing it together. Because it'll start to gelatinase up. Like gel up. And. And smush. All that. And smush it like a hockey puck. And make it. And squeeze it with the stick. And squeeze it into one corner. And kind of. Tilt the pan this way. And I smush all the eggshells up. They're not eggshells. Yolks up here. Smush. Smush. And on this side.
33:09 The oil will all coalesce down. And then. I periodically pour that off. Into a. Um. Into that heat resistant. Um. Container. And then just continue to get the heat. As high as you can on there. Until it. It. You get all the. Oil out of the eggs. And that stuff. Um. It also works on. Um. You know. Fire ant bites. Put that stuff on it. It. It. Takes away that pain. It sucks. It sucks. Um. Toxins out of things. But it also. It's. It's pure stem cells. And that just. You rub it on. And it heals. And um. Does amazing things. Um. Yeah. So egg yolk oil. Super easy to make. Really. Um.
33:54 It's just. You know. Do it outside. You know. Um. But you. You will. I mean. You'll. You'll smell like. For about two days. Someone will know. Like. Someone that's in the know. Will be like. Egg yolk oil. Um. So. Let's. Let's jump in. With Master Cho. Why not? Let's uh. We need some. We need some. The Master. And. Let's gather together. With the Master. Enough of my stuff. From where? Oh. Yesterday. They picked it up. Oh. That time. Shoe to gi. Speckle grass. From the uh. Where the chicken farmer was. They were picking it. That's the name. Shoe to gi. In Korean. They have a high protein.
34:39 In there. In the plants. So I think he's gonna teach us how to. Ferment stuff. Shoe to gi. Shoe to gi. Shoe to gi. Shoe to gi. Shoe to gi. Shoe to gi. Shoe to gi. Shoe to gi. Shoe to gi. Shoe to gi. Shoe to gi. Shoe to gi. Shoe to gi. Shoe to gi. So I think he's gonna teach us how to. Ferment stuff. In high protein grass. Shoe to gi. Shoe to gi. Shoe to gi. Shoe to gi. No. You know. You know. You know. Hey. This one. This one. Shoe to gi. Shoe to gi. Shoe to gi. Shoe to gi. Shoe to gi. Shoe to gi. Shoe to gi. Shoe to gi. Shoe to gi. Shoe to gi. Shoe to gi. Shoe to gi. Shoe to gi.
35:24 Shoe to gi. Shoe to gi. Shoe to gi. Shoe to gi. Um. Would I use the. Um. Oil on an open wound? Yeah. Yeah. You can kind of put it around. Put it around that. The edges of whatever the wound. Man. I. Mark. While we're watching this. The edges of the wound. The edges of the wound. The edges of the wound. The edges of the wound. The edges of the wound. The edges of the wound. The edges of the wound. The edges of the wound. The edges of the wound. The edges of the wound. The edges of the wound. The edges of the wound. The edges of the wound. The edges of the wound. The edges of the wound.
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37:10 So same thing can happen to the chicken and the pigs. In other words, they get high protein diet. Again, if you give too much, they get diarrhea. They have to kind of watch. See whether they develop diarrhea. If not, you can give proper amount. You can use this, uh, the cut-up. And then, you can eat the meat and the meat. You can eat the meat and the meat. You can eat the meat and the meat. You can eat the meat and the meat. You can eat the meat and the meat. You can eat the meat and the meat. You can eat the meat. You can eat the meat. You can eat the meat. You can eat the meat.
37:37 You can eat the meat. You can eat the meat. You can eat the meat. You can eat the meat. You can eat the meat. You can eat the meat. You can eat the meat. You can eat the meat. You can eat the meat. You can eat the meat. You can eat the meat. Well, hang on. Hang on, I wasn't paying attention to Master Cho, what he's doing, but, um, this, this was... Oh, shoot. Uh, let me open it this way. Bring this over. This was moments before that happened. So, uh, we'll skip that part. But this was Mark right here. And then he hit this log right there. Talking about it. So, look. Right there.
38:15 He hit his head on this thing and it ripped a fat... That hole in his head, man. And then... Um... Yeah, that was... That was... Did I get it on picture? No, I didn't get it. I didn't get it. But, um, anyway, that was fun times, Mark. So, anyway, I think Master... What are they talking about? Different foods to feed him? I should pay attention to this. I'm going to put it on the ground. Sure. You can just cut it, slice it in the morning when you mix up the food, the feed. And then that'd be very good to feed in the evening. Because when we mix up the food, it's in the morning.
39:02 This food is in the morning, cut it in the morning, and put it in the feed. And then it'll be fun. So, you know, another thing. I don't think I have this particular grass around me to know the protein. But Comfrey, who feeds Comfrey to their plants... Or their chickens. Excuse me, chickens. Um, you know, Comfrey is amazing. It has protein. They call it green milk. Um, yeah. No, you gotta look around this, whatever is locally available, and then try to use that one. Yep, so look around what's locally available. You know, go to your local store. No, look at your freaking ground around you, bro.
39:45 Classic. Just put the food in the environment, and then try to use the most common food in the natural agriculture. You're saying the egg yolk oil attracts it when you're cooking it? Maybe. A lot of flies probably come, um, but not when it's... When you got the oil and it's cured, it should be fine. Um... Spread an open pinching cut on my hand with leaf solution. Plantain and Comfrey healed pretty fast, no infection. Awesome. Yeah, natural farming, all these things, man. Awesome. Do you know whether you can see... Have seen it?
40:31 Yeah, firstale grows in white. Ah, but... For stale. For stale. For stale joint grass. For stale joint grass. You should be careful here, because there's a lot of toxins. You should be careful when you're new shoots coming out. One thing you have to be careful is that when your new shoots coming out, there are a lot of toxins. So you should not give at that time. It won't be the new shoots. No new shoots. Ah. So, you know, I don't know. Master Cho with his stuff of knowing when and where, you know, these new shoots have too much toxins and stuff.
41:08 Man, it's just like ancient wisdom of knowing and, you know, that... You know, you think, oh, this is good. You cut it new and toxic. It's like, oh my gosh. I, uh, you know, identifying these things, knowing these things. It's just, it comes with years of experience and or you could read a book or watch a video, but... It's like, man, remembering all this, knowing, have intimate experience. What a blessing. This new shoots. It's like, when you're out of the ground, you can't eat. When you're out of the ground, you can't eat. When you're out of the ground, you can't eat.
41:45 What's the name of the ground? So, two, three days, they grow that far, that long? So, the new shoots are out of the ground, so you can't eat. So, after that, two, three days, they grow big enough, then you feed. So, two, three days, they grow big enough, so you can't eat. So, I saw yesterday this one, so I want to share the information with you too. I saw yesterday this one, so I want to share the information with you too. I saw yesterday this one, so I want to share the information with you too. I saw yesterday this one, so I want to share the information with you too.
42:22 You saw the bee hives there yesterday? Yeah. They were feeding sugar water. I saw yesterday this one, so I asked them not to give that one. Yesterday, he went to the bee hives there, and he saw them using the water to eat the bee. He told them immediately, don't eat the water. Good. This is a special gift this morning for you. Extra. I love, um, Oma. She's over here like, Master Cho's dropping some special gifts. She's just like, yeah. Yeah, that's my man. I love him. I'm just drinking my tea. Mm-hmm. I'm just drinking my tea. Mm-hmm.
43:07 I'm just drinking my tea. Mm-hmm. I'm just drinking my tea. Mm-hmm. So type 3 plant treatment means when they grow, make a fruit, that time they're using this type 3. So that's a proud equivalent of bees. So that's the kind of equivalent meaning of the species. Oh, that's the kind of equivalent meaning of spraying this type 3. Oh, that's the kind of equivalent meaning of spraying this type 3. Oh, that's the kind of equivalent meaning of spraying this type 3. Oh, that's the kind of equivalent meaning of spraying this type 3. Oh, that's the kind of equivalent meaning of spraying this type 3.
43:59 Oh, I told you. There you go. That's some deep knowledge there. Type 3, which I call skinny solution, because, you know, it's type 3 growth. It's stretching out. It's actually, it's like reproductive growth. You could call it fruit. He calls it type 3. I just find type 3 to be so, like, I mean, I guess I understand why there's a number for it because it's just like, that way then you can attribute all these different things in terms of what it is. But when you're growing breasts, breasts, interesting, right?
44:32 You think of that like the reproduction, the nourishing, you know, as fruits are maturing, it's, you know, you're passing the nutrition from yourself onto your offspring. There you go. Maybe we'll call it the breast solution. I don't know. But that's some deep, deep, deep knowledge there. Just off, one off hand. Have you ever heard type 3 from Master Cho or skinny solution that I call it called breast solution? It makes so much sense here of what you're trying to do in the nutrition, but it's only when you dive deep into these things and like, listen and hear.
45:13 And it's just like, here we are randomly sitting in a greenhouse with Dr. Park translating Master Cho and talking about bees that you hear type 3 is a breast solution. Which makes sense. Like nourishing the youth. Think of it that way. Like, what are breasts for? They're to like, nourish the next generation. You're passing your stuff, you know, good microbes, good things to the next generation. You know, could call it re-produ- you know, like fruiting solution. There's all these different names, but you know, here he is today. You're gonna- deep wisdom just random, just passed through.
45:53 Maybe they got translated this way this time. Breast solution. What? Like that is some deep wisdom. I think I even missed that the first time. It's the first time I've heard it. I mean, it was there obviously, but was I paying attention? Probably not. Wonder if it made it in anyone else's notebook, how profound that was. This is, eh, It's a little bit more than the other one. It's a little bit more than the other one. It's a little bit more than the other one. It's a little bit more than the other one. It's a little bit more than the other one. It's a little bit more than the other one.
46:36 It's a little bit more than the other one. It's a little bit more than the other one. It's a little bit more than the other one. It's a little bit more than the other one. It's a little bit more than the other one. It's a little bit more than the other one. It's a little bit more than the other one. It's a little bit more than the other one. It's a little bit more than the other one. It's a little bit more than the other one. It's a little bit more than the other one. It's a little bit more than the other one. It's a little bit more than the other one. It's a little bit more than the other one.
46:50 It's a little bit more than the other one. It's a little bit more than the other one. It's a little bit more than the other one. Any questions about this one that I gave you a special bonus today? That's the truth, man. This was a special bonus. How many have you picked up on that before I enunciated it and brought it to the attention in the forefront of this? These special bonus sessions, these things, man, going through. How many people have watched this? Only 720 people have watched this in seven years. Only 720 people.
47:28 So of those 720, how many do you think picked up on this special session? How many people out there are like fronting and flexing? Like, I do KNF. I do this. Are they in that group of 720? Do you think those people sat here with Master Cho, watched it? You know, I mean, I was there. And even I, it went over my head then. Only when you sit to humble yourself, to sit at the foot of the Master again, again, again, do you finally pick up those things that before were just, pfft, weren't ready. Right over your head.
48:04 How many of those, you know, how many people trying to explain nutrient cycle out there? Trying to explain what Master Cho was talking about? Don't even know. So there's only 720 people. Plus you guys, you guys get to watch it with me, which is fun. I enjoy watching these videos, commentary, doing these things. And, uh, yeah. Wild.
48:57 So the question was, when you spray this type 3 solution, and then that's not exactly like a type B being the honey, but his answer was, it's almost the same as the B honey. If you spray that, then they become almost like a B honey. So you can collect other B will eat that one. And then it has the same result, same effect. Definitely a lot better than feeding them sugar water, because you're feeding them all the nutrients. Besides just sugar water is just sugar. People think, oh, they just need sugar. No, they need all those other nutrients that are in a fermented plant juice.
49:39 And your type 3 solution, what else are you getting in there? Um, let's see, is this open? This is open. What else would you be getting in there? You'd be getting food, cleanser, medicine, structure, a little bit of fuel, some minerals, and some reproduction. Now think of that. How much better that is going to be for your bees than feeding them just sugar water. Spray this on a broad leaf, a little bit away from the hive. The bees go out, they collect it. They get all this nutrition besides just giving them diabetes on sugar water. Right?
50:20 Think, you know, and if you can make this food out of something like flowers, even better. Right? Now they're getting exactly what they were after. The cleanser, the medicine, the structure, the fuel. I mean, think of this. Think of how, you know, like when you hear this of what's in this solution, and then you think of people feeding their bees sugar water, it almost makes it sound like those people are abusive to their bees. That they are just treating them like crap. Like, why wouldn't you feed them this type of solution? Well, maybe because you don't know, right?
50:55 You don't have, you know, someone hasn't shared this wisdom with you yet. But think of how beneficial this solution here is if you are, you know, doing what you need. So, yeah, go skinny solution for the win. Type three. I just think that type three is so hard. I like, I like, it's like telling people type three. It's like what versus like, you know, go with the skinny solution stretching. I bet does it correspond to bees? I don't know. Maybe it's called the breast solution. Give it the breast solution. He asked, that the best solution. Not the best solution, the breast solution.
51:39 Why does it become a secret? Why does it become a secret? That his answer is, you know, the fresh water is dry. The flavor with the water is similar. And then, the And then, the And then, the And then, the And then, the And then, the And then, the And then, the And then, the And then, the And then, the And then, the And then, the And then, the But when the, you know, the The And then, the And then, the And then, the And then, the The And then, the And then, the And then, the And then, the
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52:58 You're giving them calcium phosphate. You're giving them tiny bits of amino acids plus lactobacillus. You're giving them the minerals that they need. Obviously, bees need minerals. I mean, what the hell, man? They think it's just sugar. What the hell, man? And you're giving them some calcium, right? Oh my gosh, all these things combine. And all these, as you know, the food, the cleanser, the medicine, the structure, the fuel, the minerals, the reproduction. Don't you think they need that? Yeah. It's almost like, duh, right?
53:31 But then, why are bees, you know, like, man, just selling this solution to beekeepers, like, bee winterized solution or something, like, package, you know, make this stuff, package it up, sell it to beekeepers. Like, I mean, right there is like a million dollar business, right? You know, instead, they're giving them sugar water. Like, yeah, like, imagine your bee herd. I don't know what you call it. Beehives. We're just like 10 times more powerful because you fed them this. I mean, man. Here I am giving away these ideas. It's like, go do this. Somebody, leadership, gather together.
54:09 Be, you know, make this solution right here. The bee solution. Over winterizing bee solution. I don't know. That's the whole thing. If you sell something and you say, oh, it's chubby formula or fruit formula, you say, people aren't going to know what the fuck it is. Let's call it bee winterized solution and put this stuff in there in a concentrate where then these folks can dilute this into their bee water. Oh my gosh. Right there. You know, like, think of how many millions of gallons of sugar water get drank by bees
54:38 through the winter because they're trying to keep these these hives alive and they're all strung out on sugar and got diabetes and they got to call that guy who rides the horse. Um, you know. Anyway, man. It's worth a thousand dollars super chat right there. Get mad. Anyway, um. Um. So, I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. What the type three means. What what do you put it inside? Everybody know. Okay. It's a special gift. That's an intended. Yeah. So go ahead.
55:24 Text the lobby. Yeah. I just feel so humbled hearing that doing this like and then I gave it to you. Here's this gift. The gift that keeps giving, you know. Go, you know. But is anyone going to actually make it take action on this? Do this? I don't know. I don't know. All to be clear. Huh? Type three. OHN. DRV. FPJ. What do you see? I don't know. Well, now. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. Seawater. Seawater. Huh? Seawater. Oh, that's what? Seawater. And uh, OHN. And uh, FPJ. I don't know. I don't know.
56:10 No, FPJ. Three. Mineral A. Mineral A. Oh, mineral A. In addition to that. But the minerals, he didn't give them to us. Mineral A to B. So that knowledge died with this man because he didn't give it to us. Oh well. That's good. No, A. No, A. No, A. No, A. No, A. No, A. No, A. No, A. No, A. No, A. I guess I wasn't a good enough disciple. Wah wah. No, A. No, A. No, A. No, A. No, A. No, A. No, A. No, A. So again, we're back to cutting up bamboo leaf for the chicks. Look how small they are cutting this stuff. Look how small it is. Cut small doing the things.
56:57 You can't just feed them big ass bamboo leaves like this. You must cut them small. Sitting there with scissors cutting it up for the baby chicks. Amazing. Mikey man, he really got into the chickens this trip. He's still in the- man look at that towel man. That towel. I got one back. His wife gave my towel back. Thank god. Try to steal all my fucking towels. These are fucking legendary. Ooh, Joe getting a, um, IMO bath. I guarantee you doesn't cover up here. The fact that I gave her any of those towels. Crazy. It was up here. What's up here?
57:48 So this is what you do with the IMO bath. This is, you know, I built this same type of box and I did this same thing here. Um, I, I was going to share that video and then I, I got the video. I recorded the thing and then I'm like, just the editing. I just haven't been into editing. I haven't been into like sitting down and like crushing through it. And I don't know. That's why all these videos here are so poorly edited. They're just like straight, just like stitched together. I didn't do shit for them. Cause it's like fucking editing, man. I'm not Mr. Beast. Now, do you want to do it?
58:29 He's sweating a little bit. It's still warm, but you can go out. The IMO bath, man. This is what I got to do. I got to get my head in there instead of putting on the edge. Steven, what a kind gentleman keeping the flies away because even though the IMO, no smell, no flies, uh, when you start sweating, they'll come. And this area, man, we're in a quail farm where they're raising like millions of quails. And there's a fair amount of flies just because it's not all done natural farming. And Mr. Lee, the guy that's helping him out is not the owner of this farm. It's his brother.
59:10 So he's doing the IMOs. He's doing the thing right. But his brother's like more after like the kala, you know? So anyway, wild. No, he made the IMO ready for 14th. No, he making right now, probably, he made probably many estimates. Yes, sir. But he's not cooled down that much. He's doing the IMOs. He's doing the IMOs. See, this, this, someone to have the, someone there to wipe the sweat from your face. That, that is a true brother ship right there. True frat, fraternities, fraternity, right here. Breger and Steven wiping brought us Joe's sweat away. This is what you need.
59:56 When, when I was in there and my mom was in there, it was like, what do you need? You need someone to wipe the sweat from your face. Because that shit gets in your eyes and it fucking burns. Yeah. Well, so, so, uh, rainbow possum, when your friend gets the, now you got some tips to keep the winterized bees and get this into that beekeeping community and get them like hooked on this stuff. They're gonna have healthier bees. I just, so I used to, I used to farm, I mean, it's still farm, but I used to have, uh, African basil and there was tons of bees and now I grow it and there's none.
1:00:36 And I'm like, the fucking bees are dying, man. Like there's, there's no insects left. It's really alarming. Anyway, welcome to the fam and the apocalypse 2025. Thanks for being here. Yeah. Do it, do it. Dude. And, and show the, share the pictures, bring it back. Make it, make a little video, edit it. Um, and, uh, yeah. So, you know, you never know what you're going to get, man. Office hours, always wild. Now we're talking about bees when we're here for livestock. And, you know, I guess people don't have the patient. You have the patience.
1:01:13 You, you know, you being here are a leader, somebody who's has the patience to do the things, um, are behind. Did we have daylight savings and I didn't realize it? I don't know. Boy, always same time, but, um, we don't change. We're that sophisticated. The rest of you that switch your, uh, switch your calendars. I don't know what you're doing. Uh, Yeah, we don't do that here. We don't believe in it. And you shouldn't either. It's just, it's ridiculous. Why, why are you doing that? Anyway, I'm glad I live where we don't. And, um, yeah, hour behind. Sorry about that. I didn't realize it happened.
1:01:50 Um, probably, you know, put a warning out there because we don't believe it in here in a way. But you can always watch the replays. They'll be there. Um, it's just you. Okay, maybe time didn't change. Um, Um, But, uh, Yeah, bees land on the ground and eat their residue where I've been mixing solutions. Yeah. Yeah. But the insects are in huge decline. It is super alarming. Um, as we turn all of our energy into artificial intelligence where it just sucks up gigawatts. Welcome to 2025. 2030 is going to be freaking awesome. Um,
1:02:27 Anyway, plant food, spread the natural farming news, get this stuff out there. If there's any hope, it's probably with us, probably with restoring the earth, probably with like, you know, it's still, I still use the AI. I still have this stuff. You know, you have to walk in both worlds. You really do. Um, uh, But, uh, I didn't know it changed. I didn't change. I didn't. I never change anything, man. I'm the most, the big fail. Yeah. Well, it's good. I mean, I've been writing software with it and it's wild and it's fun.
1:02:58 And it is like, I'm like 20 times more productive and you know, building some good software out of it. It's probably the best thing we're going to get. I don't know. They think it's going to cure cancer. I'll just, you know, go a little overtime on this stuff. You know, I, my, my whole thing with this whole thing where they're building AGI and all this, and they're like, what is the answer? How do we cure cancer? It's going to be like, um, stop turning all your stuff into AI and get out there and grow food, grow nutrient dense food with Korean natural farming by fermentation
1:03:29 and go back to this old tech. How do we cure cancer? Let me tell you, stop putting microplastics and everything. Go back to fermentation. Go back to these old things. Like, how do we solve the energy crisis? Stop burning it all. Do responsible agroforestry. You know, take care of the earth. Like, what the fuck do they think they're going to do? They're going to get this AI and what they think is going to fucking like bring in some star or some energy. Fuck. Do they not understand about doubling periods? If you use all the earth's resources, you find four more fucking planets.
1:04:07 It only buys you two more doubling periods, which is like 40 years. If you had four fucking earths. Anyway, I could rant all about that in these people doing these things. But the answer is to return back to simplicity. Live within your means. Gather the sunlight we have. Turn it into plants. Turn it into energy. Feed our bees. Feed our insects. Keep balanced populations alive. Spread diversity. Polycultures. Natural farming. Learning all these things. Doing them properly. Um. So. I don't enjoy feeling helpless. And I only bitch because I look around and most people.
1:04:52 Are still living like it's fucking 1970 or 60. I don't know. I look around. I'm like, hmm. I should probably be healing the earth. I should probably be healing the oceans. We should probably be doubling the fish supply. And I look around. I'm like, hmm. Got rid of my cancer. Yes. Yes. Yes. But, you know, the only thing we can do is work on ourselves. Turn ourselves into leaders. Do the right things. Spread the word. And, um. You know. But. It's just like. The famine is nigh, bro. Famine is nigh. The more I get involved in agriculture and find out what organization. I'm just like.
1:05:35 Fucking famine's here already. We're fucked. And, um. Not to get pessimistic. Because this thing. You know. Here I am. That's why I show up every Sunday. It's like doing this. And like getting my word out. And spreading Master Chose stuff. Because if there's any hope. If there's any. It's Korean natural farming. And not to. It's Korean. It's just. It's this methodology that's been grouped into Korean natural farming. I'm not trying to put some. Like some exact dogma or something. It's just like. This. Amalgamation of solutions. Is the answer. And this tool set.
1:06:07 In addition to everything else that's good. Like agroforestry. Centropic agriculture. Polycultures. Permaculture. All these. Like I'm not saying it's. It's exclusive this. It's. It's. It's a blend. It's. It's a tool set. Then you put these tools. In your. Like. This is like the Makita. Tools. Right. Like. I don't know. The Festool. What's the fucking best tool brand? I don't know. The Ryobi. I mean. I don't fucking know. You know. Um. You gotta just pick one. And just stick with it. Um. But. But these tools. Man. They're like. They're the best. Um. Getting those in there. To complement.
1:06:42 And assist everything else. And all the other changes. We have to make. Um. So anyway. Little bit of bonus. Happy Halloween. Hope you had a good one. Uh. It's November. Yay. Um. Uh. Thanks for tuning in. Thanks for being part of. Um. You know. Making this happen. Gathering together. Thanks for gathering together. Um. Share it. Like it. Subscribe it. Um. I don't know. Sometimes I lose hope on that. Of like. This. Getting out to a broader. World and stuff. I'm like. Yeah. Come on you guys. Come on. Come on. Are we ever going to heal earth? Are we ever going to live? Are we ever going to have.
1:07:23 You know. Like. Anyway. I appreciate you. You are doing the right thing. And I appreciate anyone else. You know. And um. You know. We're all. We're all in our place. Some people. Some people. Doing their thing. You know. Without contrast. What will we have? Uh. Just. Uh. So. Anyway. Thanks. Thanks. Um. You know. Master Cho's Smiley in Heaven. Brought him into the KNF convention. Appreciate you being here. Hopefully. You know. Join the things. Do the stuff. Make the things happen. Thanks for the super chats. Everyone that did. Thanks for being part of this. Thanks for the pure KNF foundation.
1:08:01 Thank. Thank. Thank. Thank. Thanks. Stay grateful. Stay hopeful. Because. You know. I don't know. Life is sorrow. Just dig it in. Yeah. Hit the like button. Or. You know. Just. You know. Unless you've already hit it. Then don't hit it again. Right away. Chipper in the way. Yep. Yep. Yep. Yep. Yep. Turn all that stuff into goodness. Well. Anyway. I'm going to go. Uh. Move cows. For a good time. And uh. Do. I don't know why. Seems almost like. It seems so futile. Trying to do my best though. I don't know. Keep it up. Do the right things. Even. Even in the face of. You know. Futility.
1:08:42 Turn futility into fertility. There you go. That should be a good. Shirt for us. Good bumper sticker. Turn futility into fertility. KNF. Alright. Well. Peace. Love you. Thanks. Thanks for tuning in. I'll catch you next week. And uh. Every week after that. Bye. Alright. I gotta get out of here. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. !