All right, so just to set this up, where are we headed now?

We are going to, there's a friend of mine, has a real nice pond, it's up on this property,

it's loaded with frogs, it's a nice place because you could drive right up to it.

It's not like a lot of the ponds we go to, you have to trek a bit to get to it.

This thing, you just drive right up to the edge and go grab you a frog.

What is the process for getting a frog?

It's pretty simple.

You take a flashlight, that's why we're going at night.

It gets dark. The frogs will sit out along the water or in the water, a little shallow, whatever else.

But you shine a flashlight at them. They freeze

for a second, and then you bend over and pick them up. Or you use a net. So we will be using a net.

Yeah, I have three nets. And it's funny too. Now, I don't know if this is true or not. Everybody

of mine contends that a frog faces the shoreline. Why does it face the shoreline?

Well, it faces the shoreline because that's where predators come from. So he would get in a little

inner tube and get into the pond and come at them from the middle of the pond thinking that they're looking at. I think that's a lot of hogwash, but it sounds good. I say it's a lot of hogwash, but in the same breath, he would catch five frogs to my one, so I wouldn't call him on it too often. TBTL.

We can get money from selling oil.

Gold and the crystals.

That's a very good idea.

I saw that in the movie I watched.

What movie was there?

The Muppet.

You know, these two are good.

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