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Hello, I'm Ian Stirling and I'm with one of McCain's farmers who grow their potatoes.

Hang on, these are odd looking potatoes.

That's kale, Ian.

You do know you need potato to make chips, right?

Yes, but we don't just grow potatoes.

We actually rotate different crops to help keep the soil healthy.

So we eat McCain chips. I'm helping do some good.

Exactly, yeah. You're supporting the move to regenerative farming.

By the way, I do know the difference between kale and potatoes.

Of course you do.

McCain, let's all check in.

The original intention of this episode was to focus on China Cambodia relations since 1949.

But I was thinking since we're here, why not fly up up in a way and our beautiful balloon and get a quick survey of some of the marquee events from the history of China Cambodian relations.

They went back quite far, and though I didn't intend it in this part one episode, we'll focus on the ancient and the new.

But not that new. And then next time in part two, we'll cover the history that most of us are at least vaguely familiar with, especially if you were reading newspapers back in the 1970s.

So I'm thinking from introducing some old with the new, when this is all over, it'll be a nice, nutritious, well-balanced presentation that you can stash away in your ever-growing reservoir of accumulated knowledge.

Unlike Vietnam, Laos, and Myanmar, Cambodia didn't share a common border with China, so their history wasn't as intimate.

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