the virtue. I most of you guys keep the elements out of your house by putting a sign in front

of the house that says beware of dog or security system, right? For Kristen here, she

doesn't need any of that. She got an attack Bart. And I need a sign that I could put in

my front yard before you blow on the driveway that says beware of Bart, not our three massive

dogs who are all bark and no bite, but Bart's the only one in our house that has bite and

it's going to hurt. So I'm interested to see where this is going to go, but something

happened on our property. And Mo, you would ask me during your podcast and the moment,

have I ever seen Bart like riled up like excited, whatever. And I gave you two examples

of when he was pumped. Yep. Let me just tell you this man's adrenaline and his anger

was through the roof when he came in to tell me what somebody had done to our yard. Oh,

and he was like, he goes, I'm getting lawyers involved. I'm getting lawyers. I'm like,

whatever. I'm like, I'm like, if you're a new birch, you'll listen, you have to understand

Bart grew up at a farm or on a farm, getting up at like whatever, four in the morning,

tending to everything on a farm. So he's very structured, very even cute. Very bright

as a middle constantly. Organized right. I mean, that farm mentality and Kentucky,

it's, that's real. It is very real. And this is something different. I don't know if

his other brothers, I haven't seen his other brothers exude this type of energy, but

this level of dysfunction. No, I'm not saying this level of dysfunction, but this, this

visceral reaction to whenever somebody messes with his yard. I don't know how passionate

his other brothers, because I see certain like idiosyncrasies that are common, like the

way his brother can sit is the exact same way Bart sits. And it was really freaky the

first time they came over the house. So I don't know if they share this same passion,

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