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

petite 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.

Hi I'm Rachel Hampton and I'm Daisy Rosario and you're listening to ICYMI.

In case you missed it, slights podcast about internet culture. And I am back

like Jesus I have risen from the grave of gastrointestinal distress. Just for

y'all I hope that all of you are grateful but y'all can't be as grateful as I am

to Daisy for taking over my stead. I was going through it. I mean if there's

one thing that I understand and empathize with it is gastrointestinal distress.

I will always be there for you Rachel. This is the kind of support that I need

honestly like what's more romantic than understanding each other's gastrointestinal distress.

I mean the thing about being sick is there's really not a whole lot to do except like suffer and

also watch television which I did a lot of and then also be online which I also did a lot of

which means that I consumed a lot of discourse about one most your apartheid cloud. Yes.

Also known as Elon Musk. Right. The rest of the episode we're not going to say anything nice

about this man but I'm going to say I have a compliment for him. I went deep into my soul to

pull this out. Yeah. He is an incredible walking advertisement for hair plugs. Like that's true.

My God. The wonders of modern science. I look at his hairline and I look at old photos and I'm like

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