Because at the end of the day, only thing government really wants from you is for you to be a consumer, to be a good consumer, and don't live too long because you get expensive the older you get.

So buy a hell of a lot of stuff, finance it if possible, get a house, spend your life trying

to pay that house off, but don't pay it off.

Pay your, yeah, pay, yeah, pay your car off. You just get your monthly payments. buy a lot of stuff, use a lot of stuff, and then let the

let the medical establishment and the retirement home take everything you have and then you know don't live too long and die and we'll take it all and then we'll recycle it to the next one coming up and get him on the payment plan.

You know they don't teach you about money. Nope. They don't teach you anything about finance when it comes to elementary,

middle, high school.

They don't teach you shit about money.

They don't want you to be rich.

They don't care if you're rich.

They just don't want you to be independent. Right. They don't want if you're rich. They just don't want you to be independent.

If you're rich and you consume a lot and you circulate a lot of money and at the end of the day

you don't transfer any of that wealth to your next generation, that's where they don't like that.

As long as you circulate a lot of money, they're good with it.

All of the food we eat in much of the clothing we wear comes from plants and animals that are raised on farms.

Farms are different in type, in size, and even in name. Welcome to Barn Talk, Random and Ridiculous Edition.

So we've been working on outlines for guests that we've got coming up,

and I was uploading a bunch of footage and I realized that you know a lot of the

subjects that we've been touching on lately or what I would say are fairly serious or at least fairly

they're deep fairly serious for us and I don't know if it's the gloomy

weather or the crappy group of pigs that I've got going right now.

But I've got the winter dull drums.

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