Hello everyone, welcome back to the Epic Gardening podcast. Today we are talking again with Chris,

the Epic Gardening assistant, as well as many other roles here at the company. And we're

talking about how she got into gardening, but also Chris, you got into chicken keeping

this year. Before me, I haven't done it yet. There's reasons why mine is taking a little

bit longer, which everyone will see soon on YouTube and Instagram and all those channels.

But you got started pretty soon after you started gardening, really?

I did. We got our chickens in October of last year. We got them as little chicks, which

in theory sounded super cute and fun. And it was. It really was. But we had to keep them

in the house for the first. That's what I've heard is like, if you're going to, you

just got to know what you're getting yourself into, because you're raising them for three

months to the point where they can even do anything on their own.

Yeah, I mean, you can't have them anywhere. We're there. I mean, they're so vulnerable,

right? So if you have mice or I mean, you just, you know, a garage, I mean, you just can't

I guess a rat. Yeah, a rat could compete with a baby chick for sure. It would. Yeah. Yeah.

At a minimum. Yeah. And so it was, it was, we left them in the living room. And I thought

the cheaping little cheap cheaps would bother me, but it didn't was actually super cute.

Yeah. They grow really, really fast. They outgrow their little container really, really

quickly. In fact, I think I showed you a video of one of them on top of my dog's head.

Oh, yeah, walking around. Yeah, yeah. What did you, what did you keep them in in the living

room? Like a box or I kept them in like a, you know, those crates that they sell pumpkins

in in the grocery store. Oh, those big ones. Yeah. One of those. Nice. And so I kept them

in that. But if I do it again, when I will get new chicks probably next year, I have a

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