There's a better way to do this.

Let me show you a better way.

You don't have to be another face.

And we are live, welcome folks to episode 3,662.

Cleverly, I guess, or creatively or funnily called, edible ops behind enemy lines.

What we're talking about today is, well, it's a form of one of my favorite subjects,

status jujitsu, right?

Statist jujitsu, in other words, understanding how to use your opponent's aggression against them,

how to turn it back on the state.

We've talked about this in many forms for entrepreneurship and many other things.

But in this case, the state may not be the official state.

It could be. Everything I'm going to say today will apply to cities and townships and boroughs and

villages and whatever that have certain problems with people like growing food in their front yard,

because what a horrible thing that you would do.

But the biggest problems, even in cities and counties that maybe mess around with this a little bit,

it's almost never like inspector dumbass is driving through your neighborhood and goes,

oh, I see a celery plant. Let me go cite this person. No, no, no. We know the natural enemy of liberty,

don't we? We know exactly who is the enemy of freedom and creativity and everything that doesn't

fit in a perfect box, the modern Karen. The modern Karen and Karen's come in male and female form

and they pick up the phone and they call the

department of making you sad and then they come make you sad and sometimes they call a department

of making you sad. The department making you sad goes, we're not going to make them sad for

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