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You make it hard for me to see somebody else

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Hmmmmmmm

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I don't realize that I see you

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So what is it exactly that you want Mr. Cat?

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You think I don't see you? I see you, you know

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Hello you

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You okay?

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How are you today? You okay?

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You want some food?

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I don't know what cats eat, you know

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How do you do today?

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What's your name?

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I'm Stripy

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Are you the fat cat that causes trouble at the night time?

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Are you a superhero?

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Hello dude

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I'm not really good with cats man

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So I don't know

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Yeah?

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Okay

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You are a beautiful cat

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Are you a boy or a girl?

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Let's have a look

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You got anything hanging out at the bottom?

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No? Okay, I think you're a girl

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Alright

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Okay, you do your thing, okay?

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Okay, you do your thing

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Mate man, brave smoke here

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Time to make some compost

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So I've been collecting these

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papers, brown papers

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from our rubbish

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and all these cardboard boxes

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My plan is to

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basically rip them apart

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and maybe wet them with water

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so it basically starts the

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the decomposition process

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and basically we're gonna use all this

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to make the compost

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which is just gonna be

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over here

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might need another lid

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or some kind of heavy material

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so I'll look up for this

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because we just had

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some work done on the garden

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so yeah, anyway

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Victory gardens

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Do you know the concept?

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So if you've ever read John Seymour's book

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very beautiful book

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called Self-Sufficiency

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which I think was published

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sometime in the 70s

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the earliest edition

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there's a

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you know what, I might go to the library later on

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just to borrow, yeah, I might think I might do that

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because I believe they've got

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two very good editions

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over at the library

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they've got one that basically

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is colorless but

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but the illustrations in that book

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is beautiful, they use like brown paper

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it's really nice

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but the newest edition that came out

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that keeps coming out

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I think it's also translated into like

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140 languages or something like that

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with full color pages

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and beautiful illustrations

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anyway, John Seymour's book

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Self-Sufficiency

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talks about building

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what is known as the Victory Garden

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and what he believed was

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rather than

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outright just planting

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plants into your pots

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and then you know like buying

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buying like

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expensive soil

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the best thing to do is

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to start from the soil onwards

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and soil education

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and basically

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to create

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the knowledge of

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how to create proper

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nutritious fertile soil

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because a lot of people just plant things

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and they just plant it on the ground

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and hope that it will grow food

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but you can't because now in England

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with all the chemtrails and all these things

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our soil is depleted

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of all nutrition, all nutrients

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so you must, if you're planning to grow something

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you've got to

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take into consideration

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that the soil that you produce

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or create must be good

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so you've got to do the extra work

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that's what we do using food scraps

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to make compost

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with an open bottom so the worms can do their thing

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when they do the jiggy jiggy shit

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we use all the scraps from the cardboard

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from the paper

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from all sorts of packaging

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as long as it's brown it's got no plastic

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it's got no cellotape you can actually rip it apart

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so yeah about the food scraps you can see

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we've got literally mostly

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vegetables

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and

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high nitrates

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and your brown stuff

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no meats

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just the vegetables

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and then

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these ones will be ripped

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it's really pretty much moist in there already

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so I don't really need to do much

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and now

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once the whole thing is done

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she turns it every once, every two weeks

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just to help it decompose

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perfect for garden work

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perfect for garden work

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so you might be wondering

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what exactly is going on here

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in the traditional Chinese medicine

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we have something called Chen Pei

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that's Cantonese Chen Pei

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that's Mandarin basically orange

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peel, orange skin

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in fact any

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citrusy kind of like fruit

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limes, lemons

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grapefruit

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and the other ones

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you can actually use these

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as medicine

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and basically all you do is

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once you finish with them

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dry them out in the sun

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once they get dried

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really dried

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you jar them up in mason jars

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and preserve them

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and the longer you preserve them

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the more medicinal properties it has

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antifungal

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antioxidants high in vitamin C

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helps with digestion

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if you've got colds and flus

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you've got a sore throat

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basically you take a

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dried slice

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and you just hold it in the mouth

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let it just marinate

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in the mouth

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and just melt

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you can sprinkle sugar

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you can sprinkle like xylitol

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you can sprinkle salt

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it's good for your

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did I say digestion

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it's good for everything man

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I mean like your dry coughs

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if you've got phlegm

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got mucus in your nose

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these in the mouth

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2-3 times a day

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1 or 2 peels

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hold it in the mouth

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suck on it

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and they do you good

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and actually

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orange peel

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actually go for quite a lot

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the older they are

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like 5 years, 10 years

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20 years in Hong Kong

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you can buy them

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really really expensive

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for like a 1kg

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5 year old orange peel skin

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can go up to like

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a thousand pounds man I'm telling you

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10 years

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game over they're very highly priced

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we also found some old

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what's this man

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is this wood

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yeah that's wood

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yeah I'm gonna throw this

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dead moss

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just wanna show you this before I leave you

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I'm not sure if I did show you this before

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so I got some

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carrots

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I chopped up the carrot heads

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planted it back inside

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these are egg shells

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got some beet root

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heads

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I think this is a lemon

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lemon seed

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I'm trying to see if I can grow into a lemon tree

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that

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is some other shit

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but there's an entire stem

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of a broccoli inside

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I just realised this is some good mulch

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material

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mulch is important especially in the summer

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we use plants so

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put some water on there

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it's gonna be good

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and it's a good day for cooking so

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got some minced beef

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gonna crop some minced beef

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in

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ghee

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crack some eggs in there

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maybe about 3 eggs

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and avocado

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get some lemon juice on the go

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got some mint and parsley

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out there

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once I'm finished with this

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I'll go into the

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that thing over there, that yellow shit

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I fed it today again

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let's see what the situation is

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it's pretty alright man

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it's kind of rising

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it's got one hole

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so

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it's going to be over here

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add some sauerkraut to that

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of course you don't cook the sauerkraut

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because if you cook it

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then you kill the

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healthy

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bacteria so I'm just going to put it on the side

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like garnish, polish house mate

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sauce

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a whole flock ton of basically

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pizzas

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we had like basically like

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all these

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drawers full of pizzas

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and

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oh yeah

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I don't do pizzas myself

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the cheese fox me up

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but just doing it for the house mates

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a good day to eat today man

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a special ingredient, nettles

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yeah

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nettles and beef and eggs and avocado

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sweet

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if you had fallen into prep fatigue

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now would be a very

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good time to wake back up

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and build a system

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that can be taking you through these

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times

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I think we'll leave it there for now

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this is though the beginning

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of that implementation

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they warned us the rate of change leading up to

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2030 would be