Short informal YouTube monologue showing Dan (speaker) slicing a watermelon, describing the messy but enjoyable process, involving pets (Mac and Sasha), and mentioning plans to make watermelon-mint juice and to juice organic watermelon rind in a Vitamix. The clip is conversational, casual, and includes on-camera imperfections (spills, mess).
Mac is watching. We love watermelon. There's Sasha. Sasha's behind me. She gets into. We always make it fair. We both get the same size pieces because they're waiting for watermelon treats. Throw those in the bag. Juicy. This is a sweet one, huh? Little cubes. Big ball over there. Another quarter. Still have to cut up. You're back, Sasha. You didn't want one. And Mac. Oh, dear. Don't choke. Don't choke. Slicing and dicing. She went on the floor again. We're gonna have to mop the floor. It's gonna be sticky and juicy and wet. And this is such a mess. But it's so worth it. Guess I'll keep the napkin nearby because someone keeps making a mess. Somebody keeps making a mess. Keeping it real. We won't. We won't edit the video. We'll just leave that in there. Peekaboo. See, Mac, He's mesmerized. If you have an organic watermelon, you can actually juice the rind. Even though I don't really like it, it's supposed to be good for you. It has good stuff. The deer is eat them. There's the other. Some more watermelon behind. And the other counter. Lots of watermelon. We're gonna do a watermelon mint juice, too, with the other half of this in the Vitamix. Here. Some fresh organic mint. It's so refreshing. Yummy. Mac's licking his chops. Getting pretty good at this right on top as it almost falls on the floor. I spoke too soon. This is the other half. Which one do watermelon mint juice. This is our watermelon rinds in the bag. That's my basil. Here's my soap. Coconut ginger soap. Chomping on watermelon and Sasha. Watermelon. Back to the cutting board. It.
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