Watch the Premiere of Permaculture Pigs, the Documentary (this weekend only)

So thank you for checking this out. We just hit go live, so we're gonna sit here for a minute as people roll in. This is not something we planned, to be honest with you. We lost our footage that we shot yesterday because of the audio, so we're gonna go live and it's good to hang out with you guys anyway. We're gonna start welcoming people in and I think we got a little fun little short show for you guys, hang out with you a bit live instead of doing a vlog. Show for today. So basically, okay, people are starting to come in. Mary Jackson, Scott Burton. Hey, Scott Burton in the house! Hey, hey Scott, thanks for showing. Mindy, Zara, Megan, a lot of old friends, a lot of new friends in here. Elk Boar, you guys are flying.

Pam, I'm sorry, I cannot keep up with them all.

No, you're welcome. That's good. Benjamin, Benjamin, um, Homesteading the Pioneer Way, that sounds fun. Delma from Australia. Lionel, it's like early in the morning in Australia. Good for you jumping on live with us.

Yeah, it's great.

Real quick, we're jumping on this show because I told, um, we lost our footage yesterday. Well, we didn't lose the footage.

We lost the audio.

The mic was— it's one of those automatic mics that turns on when you turn on the camera. Well, that whole system has to be on, and it's always been on as far as I know. And for some reason, the whole system was off, so it never recorded. I never thought to check, but I haven't messed up like that very much at all, so I'll take it. And I guess it's better to hang out live with you guys. So anyways, yeah, it was kind of one of those days where it's like I wasn't too sad I missed it. It wasn't like anything epic. Uh, anyway, real quick, right here at the top, guys, check out Permaculture Pigs tonight, the documentary. We're so excited. To premiere it. We got it uploaded successfully yesterday, or, or this— yeah, Without Event. And it's going to be fun. It's going to be a— it's our 2-year journey of growing pigs. So maybe even if you don't like pigs— why wouldn't you like pigs? But anyway, even if you don't like pigs, you might enjoy this because it's just the family's 2-year journey growing something. We basically went into pigs— we didn't know much.

No.

Uh, I hashed out an email today.

We knew that we liked bacon to promote this.

We knew we liked bacon. We knew that pigs were very useful on the farm. We knew that maybe we should start pigs when we get them in a physical holding on deep bedding. We knew that much from reading Joel Salatin's book. Yeah, and that's pretty much it. We couldn't really find a book that taught us a lot about the way we would want to raise pigs specifically, did we? Yeah, I mean, we knew Joel Salatin's ways Yeah, but it was not like an instructional— it's not like his Pasture Poultry Profits book. There was no like outline of exactly what to do, so we kind of just hopped in. And I think instead of generic style books, we found mentors from our time on the Great America Farm Tour, um, to Joel Salatin. Yeah. And we hashed through it there, so it was fun. It was a fun journey with pigs. Um, so we got Rachel and Elk Boy, and I'm gonna have some—

someone said that they're a garbage disposal. That went really fast by, but I did see garbage disposal, which is so true. And I think that that is something that Justin and I both like about pigs, is that they are garbage disposals. Like, they just eat everything. Yeah, which You know, there's always, there's always something that we wish the chickens would eat a little bit better, but who needs that when you have pigs?

Yeah, so, you know, I guess that's one thing we learned.

Happy homestead.

After 2 years of having pigs is now that they're gone, we took out like that, a 7.5-gallon worth of food scraps today, and a lot of it was chicken, and they're not gonna get rid of it before it goes bad. Yeah, chickens and, uh, pigs would have just went to town on it. So we're gonna have to figure out a plan, whether we're doing 2 to 3 feeders pretty much all year round, or, um, getting some smaller breed and having our own, um, having our own breeding stock. So these are, these are on the plate for us. So going away from pigs, what we learned is we want to always have pigs around. Wouldn't you say that's fair? I mean, it's nice to get the rest right now, but it's terrible throwing all this food away. Thank you, Importer. So maybe we should talk about my dad since you said prayers for my dad. Thank you guys for all the prayers, the cards you guys sent, the well wishes. We really appreciate that. You know, this is gonna be fun. We're gonna take you away from the— from this little corner here in just a second. We're gonna show you what we're cooking. Honestly, my phone needs to charge a bit more to get off the hook. I would hate to hang up on you guys. We'll hang out for I don't know, 15-ish minutes, 20 minutes, and show you guys what we're cooking. We're cooking pork. I mean, I wish you guys could smell this. I wish we had smell-o-vision right now. So, um, we— where was I going? Oh, my dad. Yeah, we went and saw him today. He's doing good. They took away 24/7 care. Yeah, uh, it's just Ginger and then my older sister taking care of him. We have a cousin coming in from— or coming in tomorrow from California.

Yeah, we're looking forward to one of his business associates.

His business He's still doing business deals.

Still doing business deals. Closing the business. Figuring it out.

Tough business deal. Our hard business dealer as ever.

Him and Ginger are having their—

10th.

10th anniversary. That's right, because they got married when I was pregnant with Josiah. Yeah. Right at the end of my pregnancy. So yeah, 10 years. They're celebrating on Sunday. Which is exciting.

Yeah.

And he, he was— he talked to you about what he remembered about before he got really sick.

He had a memory. When was the memory of?

Right before the ambulance got there.

When I took— when I went over and we had to get him to the ambulance. He remembered that. He remembered me hugging him. So that was good. That was a good moment for us. Someone's wanting to know when can we watch the movie. So we are premiering Permaculture Pigs: The Documentary. You can watch that tonight at 8 PM. That's in like less than 2 hours.

Happy anniversary, Cornerstone 403! It is your 50th anniversary.

Oh wow, congratulations! Congratulations! Big Uncle Justin virtual documentary. Yes, the documentary is going up for free only for 48 hours, and it's only an online viewing. It's not like you can download or anything. All the Kickstarters have already gotten it. We just sent it out to all them, and plus the Kickstarter people will get extra bonuses and stuff that folks won't get this weekend. So get on there this weekend, and you can watch it free for 48 hours. We did that with the Great American Farm Tour, and it was successful. A lot of people liked it. Really, you can get in there, you can watch it for free all weekend. It's an hour and 50 minutes long. It's a lot of fun. It's from us beginning getting pigs and the struggle, not really, not knowing really what to do except physical holding and deep bedding. And the person who brought us the pigs being our first guide. And I can remember saying, well, what do I do for water? Well, this feed pan work? Yeah. And pigs was like that the rest of the time, like, yeah, sure, it really was. It was so easy.

It's honestly, we were really intimidated by it because it's a new animal and like even though Justin had grown up with cows, you grew up with cows, even getting a dairy cow was very different than getting a meat cow. And we had to learn some things about the dairy cows that, you know, we didn't, um, you know, know because it was different than a beef cow. So we were kind of like, oh my goodness, we're gonna get a pig and— or pigs, and it's gonna be like, what do we do? We have no idea.

And it was like kind of scary because you We thought they were gonna get out. We thought they were gonna die because, you know, we had had that— we had had some bad luck that, that first season back.

Yeah.

And yeah, we thought they'd get out and die. Well, they did get out quite a bit. They did, but it's not that big of a deal. Nothing follows you like a pig.

So they were so fun, and the guinea hogs were really fun. I was like, I kind of miss them. I kind of, I kind of like those guinea hogs. So yeah, and then Do you want to talk about what we did today?

In one second.

Okay.

Israel, India, Portugal, Brazil, Ireland, Australia, Montana. I'm seeing all these crazy far away places. That's why, guys, I'm so glad with our— we're coming. Okay, so here's how it's gonna go, guys. We're gonna— hey, you guys hang in there, we got a little surprise for you guys. Something we got today has nothing to do with pigs. Well, you know, it'll help us with pigs. Yeah, we're gonna tell you the big secret way before we put publish it in the vlog. Randy Kleinman's here, he knows. So hang in there. Um, what was that? Where was I going with that, Rebecca? I lost my train of thought.

Dang.

Where all you guys are from, uh, we got the Middle East. Yeah, we'll show you guys the— we'll show you guys our dinner. Just hang on there. Hey, Mike Bacotti, you're really gonna like what we got. You guys hang in there. Uh, oh, the progress. Okay, here's what we're doing. So this weekend we're airing the movie Permaculture Pigs It's the documentary, guys. Don't confuse that with Permaculture Pigs, the course. There's two parts going here. The Permaculture Pigs, the documentary formerly known as Growing Bacon, that's coming out this weekend. It's entertaining. It's our story. It's a documentary. It's not like straight to the point educational. It's edutainment, educational and entertaining. You're going to laugh. You're going to learn. I don't think you're going to cry. Are they going to cry? Is there any sad parts? So you watch that documentary, and then next week we launch the whole package where you can actually purchase the documentary on download or DVD or the course. And there's 3 different levels. A lot of you Kickstarter people really signed up for the premium level, so— and there's already a lot of content there. I'm gonna finish that content throughout this month, but most of it's already there, especially at the premium level, like Jordan Green on pastured a breeding operation, Joel Salatin on deep bedding, forest system, pasture system. It's crazy. And then we, uh, the following week, just like we did last year, we're doing this physical sale, like physical products where you can just buy the DVD, or you can actually— this is why— see, the world's on here. That's why I'm going to tell them this. We've designed a shirt. Well, we had 99designs compete and design a shirt. Pigs for everyone, guys. Pigs for Everyone, that's the theme that came out this year growing pigs. We showcased throughout our 2-year journey that you could keep pigs in 140 square feet with a cover with mulch. You can do it successfully. People could do that in their backyard.

Yeah, they really could. Yeah, I mean, as long as they're not like in HOA or anything.

Yeah.

And then, or in like a town that just would frown upon it.

If you have 700, 800 square feet, you could grow pigs and have a composting corner system. Yeah, with deep bedding. And you look so nice tonight. Thank you. You look so nice. You had those— you have these wonderful earrings on.

I took my earrings out because they were hurting me.

Yeah, so I've been meaning to tell you about our special date. Just hang in there, we're going to tell you about where homesteaders go on their date. And no, it's not Lowe's. I mean, that's sure, we do go on Lowe's dates a lot, but on the very special Once every, hopefully, what, 10, 20 years we don't have to do that? Hopefully this was like a 20-year purchase.

Oh, I hope it's like a 20-year purchase.

Okay, so anyway, oh, we're coming out with this permaculture pig shirt.

Someone said tractor supply.

It's amazing. We're gonna have this pig with the world inside of this pig as, so it looks like it's markings and it says pigs for everyone. So that's our hope. No matter if you have 140, Rural King might be catching us.

We got to use that here.

Can anybody guess where, let's play that game. Can anybody guess where we went this afternoon? But the people who know can guess. No, that's like a, Tractor Supply is like an every other week date, once a month date. This is like a once in a 10-year homesteading date. Rachel took the kids. People are asking where are our kids. No, Randy Klyman, you cannot guess. I text back and forth with Randy Klyman. I text back and forth with Michael Arseneau. We visited him in—

Louisiana.

I've asked a lot of people about this. I asked our alumni about this. I asked Pete Kanaris about this. I asked Jill Wienger about this. So think about what all these people might have in common. You went to buy a tractor, Pamela says. Whoa.

Pamela.

I'm trying to read y'all's guesses.

I know, it's going too fast.

A donkey.

Donkey. We did not. It was not—

But that is a possibility. That's on the table, y'all, to hang out with the ram. Somebody gets the side-by-side. Somebody goes a Kubota dealer. Wonder what we'd get a Kubota dealer. A horse or a mule. What time is it with you? It's 6:20 here, 6:20 Eastern. So we're gonna have to wrap it up here soon. So should we just go ahead and say we got pigs? Tell them what we got. We got pigs. Now that's— it's probably more exciting than pigs even. It is, it is pretty exciting because pigs are going to be pretty normal around here.

Golf cart, John Deere Gator.

You know, I would say golf cart. She has dreamed since she was 18— was it 18 or whenever we got married? She always hassled me for a golf cart. When I was mountain boarding, you thought you could ride up the hill with the golf cart. I don't think the golf cart could ride up the hill. I didn't think the golf cart had the power. She's been after me for the golf cart and I've been saying no.

Another remodel. That should be coming soon.

Don't give her any ideas.

They make—

Did you get goats? No, Ben Miller, we did not get that. Take that off your list.

Pete Canaris has a blinged out golf cart.

Yes. So we asked Pete Canaris, we asked Alumna, we asked Jill Winger, what's their opinion on these? What, what should we get? Okay, I kind of wish it was still in the yard and then we could show it, but it's not.

It's not.

Okay, we can't take you over there. Okay, you want to tell them and then we'll show them supper?

Uh, side by side.

Oh, I got— finally got her a golf cart. This one has four-wheel drive.

It is.

I know I couldn't talk to her into a four-wheeler because why wouldn't you go for a four-wheeler? It would have been much cheaper.

Because we wanted to have the space to bring people, and I wanted the roll bar too. I wanted the safety.

You wanted to ride everybody. Didn't we ride like 9 people on this thing today when we got home?

We did. We rode a bunch of people.

We got it home today, and nobody we ever talked to about this said this is a terrible idea. Do not get a side-by-side. Nobody. Do you remember that?

Nobody said it's a bad idea.

Yeah.

So we are actually—

Now they're trying to guess what kind.

Yeah. You won't, I don't know. We'll just, you'll just have to wait.

John Deere, Can-Am, Polaris. Or. Yep, there's also Kawasaki, there's also.

Yamaha.

Yamaha makes some, Polaris, did I say that? Okay, going Shaw Farm in the house. Say buddy. All right, you ready? Yeah. So I guess we'll leave what kind it is for the vlog.

Oh, Kubota, Kubota makes one too.

Kubota.

There's a lot of different brands.

Randy Klyman told me they're all about the Polaris up in Minnesota.

It's— he told us how to say it, Polaris.

Oh, Polaris. Sorry, we're butchering that word.

We're just Southerners.

Southerners don't know how to say Polaris.

I don't know, it's just one of those things where it's not Kubota.

We're probably saying Kubota all— we're probably jacking that up too. Okay, you can get the documentary, somebody's asking. Polaris range in Vermont, Gold Shell Farm says. Minnesota forgives you. Where was I going? Oh yeah, the documentary. It's gonna be up, guys, in like an hour and a half. You can watch it for a limited time for free. The, the model there is, just to be straightforward with you guys, you sign up for this free thing, it's no obligation. You give us your email, you enjoy it over the weekend, and then next week you're gonna be presented with opportunities to purchase the DVD for keeps. The download and the course.

Randy says, please name the side-by-side soon.

We so have to name that side-by-side. It's gonna be a character in the movies.

I know, and it's mine.

I know, it is yours.

So I should have to name it. Is it a woman?

Do you like it?

Or is it a man? Which name should we give it?

Well, we had a big argument once about whether cars are men or women.

Yeah.

Or female or males. Like, we got in a real argument.

Should we name it Randy?

So I'm going to say whatever you think it is. If it's a male, it's a male. It's a female. It's a female. It's not polite to contradict.

Maybe it's a male. Women cars. So is it a female though? Because it's a side.

But you argued that all vehicles are female. I mean, even Jeeps and trucks.

Yeah. I still stand by that.

You could call it Sally Field, as she says.

I could name it Sally.

Oh my gosh. It does not look like a Sally. I love that. No. Okay. All right. I'm sorry. I just broke my own rule. That's great. You call it Sally. I don't, it's not polite to contradict.

All vehicles are female. Even boats. See, low tide.

It's what color is it?

It's, it's, it's brown. And French cars are female. See, all vehicles are women. Jeeps are not females. Randy, I'm sorry. We're going to have to disagree.

Oh, don't get her started, Randy. Do not.

You're going to get in a real argument here. Yacht is another one. Justine. So it's interesting.

Justine. Go get Justine out of the barn.

Sally! I like Sally.

Yes, it's like a black brown.

It's like a brownish gold.

Sally would be kinda good.

It's got a little bit of a sparkle to it.

Sally might be kinda good because it would be kinda funny. 'Cause it totally does not look like a Sally, so I like funny names.

I like Sally. And see, it's Henry and Bob are the trailers, so I like it. Sally Side-by-Side!

Sally Side-by-Side, Randy says. Okay.

We could write a kids' book about her!

Oh my gosh, now we're writing kids' books. Okay, well first we have to write Mr. Brown, where are your shoes?

Yes.

Don't we?

No, yes, okay, so someone said, are the sheep getting slaughtered? They're not, they are our—

You can get attached, get attached to these things.

They are our breeder sheep, so we're gonna eat their babies.

They're gonna live a long happy life. Savage, you're savage!

Well, we're gonna let them grow up, and then we're gonna eat them.

Yeah, I know, it just sounds—

I think.

It just sounds wild.

I guess it all just depends upon what happens.

But yes, we are, we're gonna eat their babies. Don't get attached to the babies. Sheep are gender neutral.

But totally get attached to the use.

Okay.

Yes, Sally Side by Side.

Okay, Sally Side by Side. It sounds kind of Barbie-ish. Now, do you like it? You drove it around, you were a little intimidated.

I was a little intimidated. So we had, um, there was some boisterousness in the vehicle when we were driving it.

Yes, because we had 9 people.

We had a bunch of people, and more mainly dudes is in the house.

Hey dudes.

And so we— it was— I, I'm gonna have to I hope no one will crash it, Joe. I'm gonna have to get some—

somebody says, what type of car? I know, right? It's a Barbie car, apparently.

I'm gonna have to get some lessons so that I feel comfortable because I wanted— I want to be comfortable. Sally.

Sally's side by side, the Barbie Jeep. Okay.

And it's mine.

So are you gonna get used to it? I'm gonna go practice.

I'm gonna get— I'm gonna practice, but I need you to come with me to help me feel more comfortable.

Maybe we'll see if they could return it and get the, uh, the Kawasaki, uh, what was it? No, it wasn't the Kawasaki, the Polaris.

So we didn't get a Polaris, but it was—

she liked it.

It was a contender. It was a real big contender. Um, but this other one, it seems like it will work better for us.

It fits more people. It's got a bigger bed.

The bed is bigger. Oh, Mike has a Polaris.

Yep.

See?

Don't talk us down. Well, we'll do whatever you want.

Angels assigned to Sally, no crashes. I really hope we don't have any crashes.

You probably have to try it without all the crazy commotion inside.

Yeah, and so this particular model also, it has a second bench seat that goes into the bed.

Yeah.

So we need to scrunch that up so it feels a little less like, ugh, you know?

Okay. There are— I can bring it over here. I can bring it over here if you want to show them the dinner. If you want to put it in the yard, you guys want to see it, you got to give us a big hooray. You got to promise me I will bring Sally side by side over here if you guys promise me you're going to go watch Permaculture Pigs, the documentary, this weekend. Gather friends, family, foes, and have a blast. Share it too, guys, share it. Hey, I didn't, I didn't say this. If you share the documentary on either Facebook or email you get 3 instructional videos for free, and all you got to do is share. So it's— one of them is how to get started with pigs, uh, 10— another one is 10 things, um, oh, they want to see Sally. Pigs can do for you. Okay, I'm gonna bring her over here before it gets too dark.

Smokey is abandoned.

Oh, I like that. We could go with, uh, Smokey. She needs to be Sally.

It's Sally.

She's gonna straighten me out. Is that gonna be Sally? Okay. Oh no, she's not gonna let me change it. See, somebody's yelling Sally.

It's Sally.

Sally's sad, but sad. I'm gonna go get her. You want to give the tour of the meal? Okay, you feel good? I'll hurry up. Well, let me get the— do I have the keys? I got the keys.

Okay, he's got the key. Okay, so it's just us, y'all. And so I am going to show you guys dinner. Hopefully it still looks good. So hold on, this is technical, y'all. We got our pork chops in there cooking. I think they're done. I think they are done. We're gonna have pork chops. I seared them in the skillet on the, on the stovetop, and then I put them in the oven to finish cooking because they didn't thaw out all the way, y'all. We thought, you know, they were gonna be thawed out, but they weren't. I also have broth there, and then we have baked beans and like a squash casserole too to go with it. So it's super exciting, and I will take you guys outside to see Sally. I'm looking for my boots, y'all. I'm really sorry, we did not— I can't— I cannot read all of the comments because they go really fast. Saying. Somebody is staying in Gatlinburg, very close to us, just a couple hours away. So happy anniversary. They're doing an anniversary weekend. It looks like— yeah, and so many people have said that I look great, and I thank you guys so much for all of that. I feel good. I am very happy with how the GAPS diet has helped me with my healing. Here it is. I, I think you can turn it around. Okay, so So, yeah, all right, here we go. Should I turn it around or should I turn around?

Turn it around.

All right, here we go. Sally, there's Sally, y'all.

So here come the kids.

This— I know the kids heard it. So that— so this goes up and then the bed is really, really big back there. So she's really beautiful. Jonah's— Jonah thinks he's gonna ride her. But he's not. But so the bed— I'm trying to get a better photo of it. No, let's see the bed. The bed, it goes like all the way to here, so that's like huge. Justin's like, we can get so many hay bales.

I'll give you the tour. You, you get the tour, I'll hold the camera.

So let me remember how to do this because they did it.

Okay, Jonah, go, uh Jenna, go open the door into the living room so we get better internet. Mississippi in the house, Becky! Sally is too cute, they said. Cute? Look at these rims! Is that cute? Is that cute? So she's trying to show you why we chose Sally. So there's two seats, right? There's two rows of seats. There's a padded seat right here that folds down. But look, this is what I like. This is what sold me.

I don't know how to do it.

I think you—

they just like went like this. Oh, there you go.

She got it, she got it.

Oh, there we go.

Watch out. So then we're turning this into a, uh, we're turning Sally into a truck right now. Look at the size of this bed, y'all.

Push it.

That's— I, uh, no, leave it open because we're getting the internet out here. Smoking Sally, they say.

Well, they said that it's gonna do that because it's something that they put in it.

So look how huge you could put two hay bales in here easy and then stack them on top of each other, have 4 hay bales. Somebody says hi, Rachel. Sally is pimped out. I like that. Yeah, and it's just a little 3-seater, so that's probably how it'd be most the time, maybe. And then when we want to give Grandma and Big Daddy a ride, or, or your dad— yeah, we're hoping that my dad can come back to Burl Holler and we can drive him around in it because he could not walk around.

No, he couldn't. And then I got a windshield and a roof. Those were two important things.

Monster Molly, they say. I think y'all sold her on Sally.

Look, Savage Sally.

Savage Sally. Savage Sally. Yes, look, it's got a winch, which was important.

And then, yeah, yep.

All right, well, there it is. Did you show them supper? Oh, you're doing the Sally dance. She's got the—

no, I don't have a Sally dance. The Sally—

it looked like you were starting to dance. I was just going to go— okay, all right. Thank you guys. We're gonna close it up. Oh, what's— what's it— what is on the hood? What is on the hood? Uh, there's a vent right here for our window. AC, Papa. Uh, vents for the window. I don't know what's in here. What's in here? Is this access to the—

I think that's too late.

The, um, the The radiator fluid. We got the— it's a dump bed. Did y'all guys know it was a dump bed? So this is, this is me holding out on Rebecca for 18 years. I finally got her a golf cart. They didn't even make side-by-sides back when she wanted a golf cart, and it would have been totally impractical, but now I got her a four-wheel drive golf cart. They said Sally's going to be helpful. We're going to be wondering, what did we do without Sally? So we're going to use it Sunday. Hey, thanks, thanks for the donation from Ireland. We're going to use it Sunday. Sunday, what are you gonna do?

Cleaning up the gardens, and we're getting—

we're gonna get the— we're getting down.

I'm gonna pull up the tomato stakes and do all those things.

So Adam Link saying no ATV. Nope, she talked me out of it, Adam. Oh, you guys actually talked me out The members, the member area, we had a member webinar. They, they were all voting UTV versus ATV. So all right, we better close it out, guys. I don't want to take up too much of your time. Yes, it was fun. Um, dinner, you guys helped us name Sally Side by Side. We're gonna go eat. I want to go eat some bacon, and then you guys go enjoy the premiere this weekend. Uh, we'll close you out with a little look at Mr. Brown. He's excited. Hey, he's eating a persimmon! Good for you, buddy, from our tree. All right, we're getting a low battery notice, so I— we gotta go, guys. We have fun with you, but please go enjoy Permaculture Pigs. The link is in the description. The link is in the description. Um, go sign up and you'll get a link at 8 o'clock, actually. I should tell you a little secret. If you go ahead and sign up right now and you're on— and you get on my email list— if you're on my email list, you don't have to sign up. Uh, you should get an email about 7:45-ish, a little early, just to make sure all the emails go out in time to get everybody in there by 8. And do share it, and then you get the 3 bonus videos, the 3 bonus instructional videos. One of them's how I— how— what I learned from Joel Salatin on raising pigs. Another one is 10 Things Pigs Can Do for You, and another one is, uh, How to Get Started with Pigs.

So, and we're gonna get that off the porch too on Sunday. Yes.

Are we gonna use Sally?

I don't think we need to use that. Okay, we're gonna have to just gird up our loins.

All right, girding up. Okay, I'll do it. I'm gonna go park Sally, guys. It's starting to rain. Goodbye. Love you guys. Thanks for your well wishes and prayers. On— oh, Randy says there's no link in the video, so I'm gonna go fix that. Right now.