PBN Daily News: Join the Freedom March!

[00:00:04] You're listening to pay the end

[00:00:09] You will pay us back the stability here

[00:00:12] There is a tide in the affairs of men which taken at the flood leads on to fortune

[00:00:37] Shakespeare Julius Caesar I typed into

[00:00:40] the Google box

[00:00:43] the devil's portal

[00:00:46] The tide of man the tide of men and of course, you know Shakespeare had already covered the concept

[00:00:53] I was I was exploring it. You know what? I mean because I love oceanic

[00:00:57] references to men's behavior

[00:01:00] They fit there's a reason dudes like I just want to set sail, you know

[00:01:05] There's something out there. There's a reason Moby Dick is so great

[00:01:09] There's a tide in the affairs of men which taken at the flood leads on to fortune

[00:01:17] You know if I could wish one thing for all men out there is that you know, please

[00:01:22] Find a way to get that tide to rise to flood

[00:01:26] You know

[00:01:27] Feel that high tide in your life

[00:01:31] Excitement is you can be a breath can barely keep up with your level of excitement. I

[00:01:37] Wish that on everybody man. That's that's a great feeling

[00:01:41] And we have to be honest about the condition of people and understand that those flooding tides also recede

[00:01:48] And they can recede into dark times

[00:01:52] My flood had receded man my tide had receded last week and I was rescued by my sister

[00:02:01] You know not my blood-borne sister, but my sister Sarah Hathaway who?

[00:02:07] Who you know my sit my blood sister is incredible

[00:02:11] You know she there's not a relationship on the planet very similar to

[00:02:17] Mine and and my big sis my real sister

[00:02:21] very few

[00:02:23] relationships like that

[00:02:25] But Sarah Hathaway man, she's got it. You know, she's got it too. She's got my ear. She she

[00:02:32] There's a whole

[00:02:34] set of things that Sarah has done and and

[00:02:37] Achieved and accomplished and believes and so on and so forth that

[00:02:43] Give her words such validity to me that

[00:02:46] You know you can talk to some people and they can say a lot of things and in that collection of things

[00:02:51] You can find what you needed and then there's some people you can talk to that can say very few things and in those

[00:02:57] Very few things you find exactly what you need

[00:03:01] You know and that's Sarah she's an expert at that

[00:03:05] An expert at that

[00:03:07] She's an expert and it's probably from writing a thousand books, right and audio dramas and such and scripts and all that

[00:03:16] But she's really capable at that and

[00:03:19] The love radiates offer. You know what? I mean you can feel it. I can feel it

[00:03:23] I don't know if it's you know, she's like that with everybody but it's I'm sure she's like that with everybody

[00:03:29] She cares about so thank you Sarah

[00:03:34] You've brought my tide back in

[00:03:38] Let's talk about the freedom march. Oh before we talk about the freedom or understand this is not a

[00:03:46] This is not like the receding tide of man is not

[00:03:51] Need for prescription

[00:03:53] This is not a you don't need a

[00:03:56] Diagnosis, you don't have to have a therapist on speed dial because you're having a rough week

[00:04:01] Oh, I don't feel good and everything sucks and life. You know what? I mean

[00:04:05] We have

[00:04:06] This is the course of life of normal men in the world

[00:04:12] And women just the way life is you're happy. Sometimes you're sad

[00:04:16] Sometimes, you know things are going well. Sometimes things are going bad. Sometimes things are going well

[00:04:20] This is what most people who live good lives struggle with

[00:04:24] sometimes things are going well and you feel bad and that's a descending loss because

[00:04:32] Because then you could get even more angry at yourself

[00:04:34] Because then you could get even more angry at yourself right then you can be like we upset for

[00:04:39] You know, what do you mean? Well, you got everything you happy. I mean what?

[00:04:44] You know I'm saying like it's one thing to be like I live in a shoebox

[00:04:49] My dog just died. I feel like crap. I want to drink a bottle of wine

[00:04:56] But it's you know, whatever here's what it is

[00:05:00] if you're suffering the ales of a

[00:05:03] receding tide just understand that

[00:05:06] You know high tide will return for most of us high tide will return

[00:05:11] if you have

[00:05:13] Great people in your life as I do it lucky enough to have great people in your life surrounded by great people

[00:05:19] And it doesn't matter if these great people are preppers or part of your survival team or not

[00:05:24] It's just having great people in your life

[00:05:28] Your tide will always return

[00:05:30] You know in isolation it could be very different but

[00:05:34] Tide will always return

[00:05:36] now when I talk about great people and I talk about

[00:05:41] Well, I could talk about the gardener from over at element

[00:05:45] He was the one who spurred this challenge for June this routine we're putting the routines

[00:05:53] The PBN preparedness fitness routines

[00:05:57] We're making a spirit bomb

[00:06:00] this month

[00:06:02] Dragon Ball Z reference everyone brace yourself

[00:06:06] We're gonna take it rather than do our typical spread out routine that that that

[00:06:12] You got to do this you got to do that you got to do you know, June July August I may do larger scale challenges

[00:06:20] Through these three months the reason being it's vacation time

[00:06:25] You know, you may be away from the home. You may be all that kind of stuff

[00:06:30] The gardener reached out to me and said hey we're gonna do something on Strava like we did last year

[00:06:35] We did something amazing on Strava last year was at

[00:06:39] At the time another one of these tides receding in and out at the time

[00:06:44] I didn't feel great about it because I felt like I failed you guys because we didn't make it to 500 miles

[00:06:50] So what we did last year is as a group as a PBN collective

[00:06:55] We sought to cover 500 miles of physical activity well actually running biking kayaking

[00:07:03] Skiing I think canoeing. I don't know some stuff like that

[00:07:07] And there were definitely limitations

[00:07:10] We sought to achieve a goal of covering 500 miles from the beginning of June to July 4th free to March, right?

[00:07:16] the power of the people and

[00:07:20] I had vacation and I didn't do as much biking as I thought I was gonna do on vacation because it was vacation

[00:07:27] And we made it to 400 miles which is no joke, you know, it was 20 people or something

[00:07:32] it wasn't like an outrageous amount of people everybody was hustling too and

[00:07:38] To be honest with you all the things that I do in a year I forgot about it completely

[00:07:43] And the gardener got back to me said hey dude

[00:07:45] We should we should do something like that in June again, and I thought about it

[00:07:48] And I said that's exactly what we're gonna do for June. That's what we are going to do collectively for June

[00:07:54] And I'm gonna keep it the same I'm gonna go 500 miles we're gonna crack 500

[00:07:59] We're gonna crack 500 if I if I have to, you know bicycle a hundred a bicycle home from vacation this year

[00:08:07] I can't do that. But we're gonna do that. We're gonna get into that again

[00:08:14] It's gonna kick off tomorrow the 4th of July. So it's gonna give us a little less time

[00:08:19] We're gonna do exactly one month June 4th to July 4th and kick off

[00:08:22] The holiday having covered 500 miles as a network

[00:08:27] Which I think we will dominate this year. I really do

[00:08:30] Well, you know what Pappy Pappy was essential Pappy was going on some big bike rides, too

[00:08:34] But I need to take some big bike rides as well

[00:08:37] And maybe I'll get my son involved. He can help we can bike ride together

[00:08:41] double up

[00:08:43] so

[00:08:44] The freedom march is gonna come to you via email

[00:08:49] It'll be posted on social media

[00:08:51] And so on and so forth, okay

[00:08:54] I'll make sure to pop the invites into these various outlets

[00:08:58] You should definitely be a part of the mailing list guys the mailing the new mailer through mail chimp. We're doing it bigger

[00:09:04] We're doing it better

[00:09:08] Yeah, join the mailing list don't be silly

[00:09:10] You know, I'm about to release the 50 books you need to read to survive doomsday

[00:09:14] That is an amazing collection of books some you're gonna say. Yeah. Yeah

[00:09:19] Yeah, I got it and some you've never seen before okay

[00:09:21] I mean just I promise you there books in there that every prepper probably has or is going to get and then there are

[00:09:27] Some books in there that you've never even heard of

[00:09:30] Because they're my picks right there. Some of them are uniquely my picks

[00:09:35] Some of them I got from other hosts some of them I got from Rick Austin

[00:09:38] But there are some in there that are uniquely my choices and

[00:09:42] They've been in my life a long time. They have nothing to do

[00:09:46] With prepping

[00:09:47] What they could do with prepping whatsoever, you know, they're just good books on a certain subject that that works that relates

[00:09:57] Jim Cobbs preppers home defense is in there and that's what we're gonna talk about today on

[00:10:04] One threat one solution. Let's get into it

[00:10:22] Let's talk about major crime preparedness border security in Southern California

[00:10:27] I read an article about this topic. It was different though

[00:10:32] The the

[00:10:34] Concept and the crime is the same but now the methods are being added to a little bit

[00:10:39] I talked about jammers being used to break into homes of the affluent in Southern, California

[00:10:46] By South American gags predominantly Colombian

[00:10:49] Now I want to talk to you about one another one of their methods being used aside from the jammers that I think is very important

[00:10:55] Now I've talked about cameras. I've talked about in our security our border security masterclass

[00:11:02] I talked about cameras elsewhere on your property

[00:11:06] Now those kinds of cameras would eliminate this issue right here

[00:11:12] These criminals have been planting hidden cameras in residential yards to spy on homeowners and identify optimal times for break-ins

[00:11:20] Authorities have discovered cameras disguised with foliage in several neighborhoods

[00:11:25] Glendale police warned quote residents to check their properties for any unusual devices

[00:11:30] That may have been placed without their knowledge these gangs often disable security systems and focus on affluent areas to carry out their crimes

[00:11:38] Now I do believe that the prepared hero. I

[00:11:42] Think it's prepared hero comm I think they are not an affiliate and sponsor none of that

[00:11:47] But I do believe that one of that I think it's that company has a device that will check and detect cameras in a room

[00:11:55] They're designed for like hotel cameras

[00:11:58] You know or Airbnb camera that you take an Airbnb out. You could be a weirdo, right?

[00:12:04] Got camera hiding in that toilet

[00:12:07] These these devices can do that for you and it probably be if you live in a big house in an affluent area

[00:12:13] In California

[00:12:15] Texas places like this

[00:12:18] Or other other states that have massive amounts of an influx right of illegal aliens that are now here for us to deal with and pay for and so on

[00:12:28] Probably be worth checking out listen. No one's helping

[00:12:33] They're only going to hurt

[00:12:35] There is no state element that is going to reach out and help you

[00:12:38] There is no state element that is going to reach out and help you you know if you have a good police force

[00:12:43] they're gonna recommend things and hopefully get things in order as best they can but

[00:12:48] PB and family this is your deal. I don't know how else to say it anymore. You know when you look at the state

[00:12:57] Whatever state you live in the government

[00:13:00] There are some realities that you have to face number one your success will be punished

[00:13:05] Number two in most cases if you're in a blue state, but but really almost almost universally anymore because the representation in Congress is so bad

[00:13:14] You are being taxed without representation and we have to deal with that not in today's show not right now

[00:13:21] But we do have to deal. You know I was talking to my wife

[00:13:26] About taxation we've gone through things over the last year with

[00:13:30] Houses and you know deaths and families and transfers of properties and all this kind of shit and and

[00:13:38] Personal property taxes on other things and

[00:13:42] It just has become very clear to us that you know your success in America's punished through taxation period

[00:13:50] There's nothing well. We have to don't know

[00:13:53] There's nothing

[00:13:54] There's nothing

[00:13:56] The successful middle class are punished if you're not successful enough to hide your money from the government and

[00:14:03] To put the property under a business name and all that kind of stuff then you know you're gonna suffer

[00:14:08] That's all you're gonna pay for your prosperity

[00:14:14] Now

[00:14:16] The other thing is

[00:14:18] That money that you pay is gonna go to a bunch of stuff that you have nothing to do with no say in

[00:14:22] Nothing nothing you don't believe in it right I just read a story before I got on today the Department of Defense has been injecting

[00:14:30] puppies

[00:14:31] Puppies beagles little baby beagles

[00:14:35] With some kind of disease so that they get

[00:14:38] Lou Gehrig's disease

[00:14:41] Huh Department of Defense, I don't know

[00:14:45] That's where your money's gone. I could give you I could give you ten more

[00:14:51] Examples of this in my state alone where there you look at the things they're doing with your tax money and go like what?

[00:14:56] How do I hopped out of this?

[00:14:59] You know and there needs to be some opt-out

[00:15:01] There needs to be some opt-out after a certain percentage

[00:15:05] But I was talking to my wife about this and I said to her you know, honey

[00:15:08] This is a this is a way I didn't say honey because I don't call her honey

[00:15:12] But this is a way that we can improve our children's future in their life

[00:15:16] And this is serious conversation that I don't want to have in depth right now

[00:15:20] But if we're gonna live in a world where the government's gonna print the money off and try to destroy the

[00:15:24] Value of the dollar and look at you and go like I don't know we can know about inflation. Sorry

[00:15:29] Then I think the real battle to fight is in taxation

[00:15:33] The real battle to fight is in taxation. It is

[00:15:36] It's this it's it's those are the protests that should probably happen in the very near future or the taxation without representation

[00:15:44] Because just imagine what life could be like, okay

[00:15:48] So if we come to this conclusion that inflation is gonna be a thing of high inflation tough, right?

[00:15:54] We have this issue with college graduates getting out can't get jobs can't afford homes. Can't this that the other thing, right?

[00:16:04] Now I've got a whole nother line of thinking on that but whatever

[00:16:11] Immediately we can prove that improve every working person's life

[00:16:15] By slashing taxes on everything removing certain kinds of taxes, right?

[00:16:22] You slash the income tax slash the sales tax slash the property tax

[00:16:28] What just doing those things right? Well, how we gonna pay for anything? I

[00:16:35] See what you pay for all right, don't give me that nonsense

[00:16:38] How are we gonna how we can't fix the roads, right? You don't fix the roads anyway. What what are you talking about?

[00:16:45] Or if you do it takes, you know, we'll get you the money because it takes you three years to get a road fixed anyhow

[00:16:53] So

[00:16:54] We look at I know some parents out there are thinking this because I'm thinking this and I don't you know

[00:17:01] I'm not brilliant. We're looking at the future of America. We're saying to ourselves

[00:17:06] There are opportunities that are available for our kids that were not available for us. That's amazing. That's great

[00:17:11] That's perfect

[00:17:12] In some sense you could say money is easier to make than it ever has been

[00:17:16] On the other side of the coin there is a concern about prosperity and growth and you know

[00:17:21] isolation and the condition of humans and the condition and the cost and the rising and the influence and

[00:17:29] And I was just thinking to myself, you know

[00:17:31] The way that you in hand in a situation like this the best way

[00:17:36] To take the generation not like my kids who are not working yet

[00:17:40] But the generation of kids who are either entering the workforce or in or newly in the workforce and saying this is

[00:17:45] not working

[00:17:47] Rather than uphill if you're college loan, but rather than that is to give everybody a

[00:17:53] boost

[00:17:55] by cutting taxes

[00:17:58] Huh? I mean you can't and the problem is you can't fund

[00:18:04] 15 different wars and

[00:18:07] 30 countries

[00:18:10] degenerates

[00:18:11] Filing into the nation. You can't fund all that and then look at the American people and say

[00:18:16] We just simply can't afford to cut the income tax

[00:18:21] Right because the people if given the choice would say stop sending weapons to Ukraine

[00:18:29] Stop sending weapons to Israel. Stop sending money to Hamas. Oh fantastic idea

[00:18:35] Shut the border down

[00:18:38] And guess what we're probably gonna have some money available, huh? Yeah, we might have a little money

[00:18:44] drill for oil sell it to everyone

[00:18:48] Oh, yeah, we might have a little money imagine that

[00:18:55] Right build the semiconductor in the and the Schmechel conductor

[00:19:02] Where did that word come from I must have been listening to too much Michael Savage over the weekend

[00:19:09] the Michael Savage archives

[00:19:11] Build some things in America that make money around the world, right?

[00:19:15] The world's got money the world has money look if I ran is getting pallets of

[00:19:22] Cash billions of dollars in cash from the United States of America

[00:19:25] These nations have money

[00:19:28] Right. It's time to make some money

[00:19:30] It's time to stop being the sugar daddy for the world and looking at the American people and going I just don't have an

[00:19:37] Answer for you. Good luck Black Rock bought up all the houses. Sorry

[00:19:45] That's the condition BBM. What do you want to talk about?

[00:19:48] What do you want to talk about in regards?

[00:19:51] or regarding

[00:19:53] Food, I'm gonna give myself 19 seconds to figure it out. Okay, the shtf chef. Let's do it

[00:20:17] Let's talk about since this is kind of on my mind a little bit

[00:20:23] Let's talk about cooking for people

[00:20:25] cooking for groups

[00:20:27] You know cooking for lots of people

[00:20:31] There are some things that you can do

[00:20:33] In life that make cooking for crowds much easier

[00:20:38] there are some things that you can plan and prepare for and when I say crowds, I guess I mean like

[00:20:44] Maybe like six or more something like that. I'm a family of four guy

[00:20:49] You know what? I mean, but sometimes when we go on vacations and things like that, we have a lot of people

[00:20:57] And you know it can be fun and it can be a good time and it can also you know

[00:21:01] Put a real a real change up in the menu making and the food production of

[00:21:06] The normal, you know dinnertime routine can be kind of fun

[00:21:12] The way to sustain it the way to make it, you know easier

[00:21:18] It comes from sort of the way of thought it comes the way of thinking about it the meals themselves

[00:21:24] You know what I mean?

[00:21:26] Like what's the worst thing you could do? Let's do a pan seared

[00:21:31] a

[00:21:32] really well pan seared fish

[00:21:35] Halibut something like that for 20, you know, that's just a pain

[00:21:39] You know

[00:21:39] You're gonna spend if you really want to do something nice like they're gonna spend a long time just searing the fish off

[00:21:45] In pans. I know there's some like catering for like 50 hundred, you know

[00:21:51] You want to do things that are all in one?

[00:21:57] right casserole style that kind of stuff is great a

[00:22:02] Really effective method for dealing with cooking for a lot of people is

[00:22:07] Pre-cooking and either freezing or refrigerating

[00:22:10] You know like for example your family loves breakfast sausage and you know, they're gonna eat breakfast sausage all week

[00:22:22] pre-cook

[00:22:24] the amount of breakfast sausage you need to meet the needs of the people and

[00:22:28] Then put it in a ziplock bag in the fridge and

[00:22:32] When you have those pre-cooked cooked links now all you got to do is, you know what today?

[00:22:37] I'm making a tater tot breakfast casserole with cheddar cheese eggs

[00:22:41] Breakfast sausage so on and so forth bake it off delicious. Everybody loves it

[00:22:46] Now I got to do is pull the links out boom boom boom cut them up small enough to go into the casserole

[00:22:51] And then we're ready, right?

[00:22:54] You could do this with all kinds of stuff another great thing to do with this at the beginning of a trip

[00:23:00] like the beginning of a trip or the beginning of a

[00:23:04] Whatever whatever it is that's going on where you're feeding a bunch of people just by two giant packs of

[00:23:12] chicken breasts

[00:23:14] Marinate them on the way to wherever you're going in a cooler, right?

[00:23:19] my favorite you want you want like a

[00:23:24] Sturdy marinade for chicken that I think just really runs the show

[00:23:32] garlic lime olive oil and

[00:23:36] Either flat leaf parsley or cilantro your call

[00:23:41] This is a great marinade probably for anything but for chicken especially because it makes boring chicken breasts really good it

[00:23:50] It's not a crazy marinade that like

[00:23:54] Chili powder rubbed you know what I mean, and then you can't use it but for so many things

[00:24:00] Grill off a pack or two big packs of chicken breasts all the way through

[00:24:05] Like you show up day one

[00:24:07] Whatever you're planning for if you're at the beach if you're at a family cabin, and you're gonna be eating all week

[00:24:12] You got a lot of people

[00:24:14] Grill off a ton of chicken breasts all the way through

[00:24:17] cool chill

[00:24:19] slice

[00:24:21] Slice them to you know you can slice them like

[00:24:24] Lengthways with your knife at an angle into medallions grilled chicken sort of medallion looking thing you can slice them into sticks

[00:24:31] You know what I mean like grilled chicken sliced and then throw them in a zip lock bag

[00:24:36] And now you've got all this pre-cooked chicken

[00:24:40] Like oh we want to chicken salads tonight boom throw it in the airfryer

[00:24:44] Into the oven real quick warm it up or eat it cold for lunch, right?

[00:24:48] these things

[00:24:50] These things make like cooking for groups so much easier

[00:24:55] You know

[00:24:59] Putting to you like I said the putting together of casseroles can be done very easily very quickly

[00:25:05] I know not a lot of people. I don't know if a lot of people eat casseroles and we don't really eat a lot

[00:25:09] of casseroles

[00:25:11] I find that tomato sauce is

[00:25:14] an incredible vehicle for all kinds of stuff

[00:25:17] Like highly recommend either buying several jars of tomato sauce or making your own big batch tomato sauce when you get down there

[00:25:25] it's great to just

[00:25:27] It's great to just throw Italian sausage and meatballs

[00:25:32] into a big pot of tomato sauce that you make and

[00:25:35] A big pot of tomato sauce is not hard if you want my recipe. It's pretty straightforward

[00:25:41] Use a whole onion

[00:25:44] 10 cloves of garlic sliced

[00:25:47] Sweat it down in olive oil good olive oil

[00:25:51] Two cans of crushed tomatoes the big ones two cans of diced tomatoes the big ones some tomato paste

[00:26:01] Whatever kind of herbs you like I usually use an Italian seasoning fresh oregano

[00:26:08] Olive oil on top more I make an oily sauce. I just like it that way sugar

[00:26:14] Like a good heaping teaspoon of sugar into a sauce like that you need it

[00:26:19] You can use red wine in there if you want red chili flake and

[00:26:24] Let that rock but add the meat add the make a big pot with meatballs and two packs worth of

[00:26:31] Italian sausage and leave it all in the pot, you know, and then when you're like I

[00:26:38] Think I want like it doesn't matter what you want. You know what? I mean everything's in that pot

[00:26:43] Now you've got a situation where you have

[00:26:46] Italian sausage sandwiches boom pull it out heat it up put it on a good roll peppers onions, whatever you want

[00:26:51] Oh, I want meatball sandwich. Okay slice the meatballs up boom on a roll

[00:26:56] Mozzarella cheese sauce, you know some more Italian seasoning boom under the broiler or or you know heat the sauce up yada yada

[00:27:05] You got what do you want to you want a hot sausage pepper and onion pasta baked tonight with penne pasta

[00:27:11] We got everything we need all we got to do is cook the pasta

[00:27:15] Slice up the sausage peppers onions cook them down, you know

[00:27:20] You can pull like six seven meals out of that

[00:27:25] out of that pot of

[00:27:27] meaty pasta sauce and also

[00:27:29] The longer that thing sits the better it gets

[00:27:32] The longer that baby sits the better it just gets better and better and better and better. You know what I mean?

[00:27:38] Like you cook it's like a chili and that's another great one to cook too you cook a chili

[00:27:44] You eat it. No matter how good a job you do on your chili

[00:27:47] You eat it that first day like as soon as it comes off the heat you eat it. You know, it's not bad chili

[00:27:51] my favorite thing is when I cook chili all day and

[00:27:56] Then my wife comes home and she's like my stomach's killing me. I don't want to eat chili

[00:27:59] I'm like, okay fine. We'll go out and eat or we'll make something else and then

[00:28:04] You get that chili the next day and you take it out and you heat it up and you're like, oh my god

[00:28:10] You know, it's a chemical reaction. All right PBN family cooking for groups rice puddings

[00:28:18] desserts giant full pan desserts

[00:28:21] You know what? I mean cake batters is a great one for desserts

[00:28:26] Fruit purees is a great topping for desserts

[00:28:31] Cobbler you can't beat the dude the best

[00:28:34] For groups is cobbler, you know, the big old cobbler is probably the easiest and best way to go

[00:28:39] You can get as fancy or not on the filling of a cobbler

[00:28:43] You can get as creative or not in the filling of a cobbler

[00:28:47] But you gotta be cobblering. You know what I'm saying?

[00:28:56] The other thing I'd say about groups particularly if you have the money to do it is everything else fresh

[00:29:02] Everything else fresh

[00:29:04] Everything all the snacking just fresh

[00:29:09] Like like cut melons cut watermelons giant bowl cut watermelon

[00:29:16] You know green beans vegetable platter

[00:29:20] Constant vegetable platter constant fruit platter cheese

[00:29:23] sliced cheese

[00:29:25] Maybe sliced meats just have that stuff

[00:29:28] When it gets low cut wake up eat your breakfast cut some more up, you know what I mean those things make everybody's life better because it's just

[00:29:37] You know you get through breakfast you go down to the beach you come back or whatever it is you're doing and and

[00:29:44] It's not lunch, you know, or maybe it's between lunch and dinner

[00:29:48] Maybe it's the evening you bring out the platters bring out the fruit bring out the bend

[00:29:52] Lay it all out good crustini, whatever

[00:29:56] And then you got you know, everybody's got snacks the fruit crowds got the fruit the vegetable crowds got the veggie and maybe a dip

[00:30:03] and then the

[00:30:05] You know the meat and cheese crowd. They're happy to

[00:30:09] Keep it simple PB and family. All right

[00:30:13] I'm gonna get out of here preppers live tonight

[00:30:15] I'm gonna see if I get Dave Jones on with us. We ain't been had a had a show together with Dave Jones in a

[00:30:21] while, okay

[00:30:24] Yeah, that's all I'm gonna cover today 30 minutes is quite enough

[00:30:29] Thanks for everything PB and family. I hope your tide is it flooding

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