Good afternoon, Dwayne here, Dry Creek Rangler School.

I'm going to do a little bit of different kind of filming today.

Mama's not here, she went into town.

Her twins had their birthdays, and so one of lives in the next town over so she wouldn't spend the day with her.

So I'm out here today. It's not raining for a change.

So I've got something. I want to make a quick video. I'm leaning up against, my hands leaning

up against the porch post so I can keep things kind of steady and still. I'm doing this because I

want to talk to you, but at the same time I want to show you something else. Now I want to show you

something. You see that?

You see that concrete box right there?

You see all this mud?

You see the pipes?

You see all that?

You know what that is?

That box right there is a septic tank.

All this out here is they're putting in a new septic system.

Now for those of you who live in urban areas and in different parts of the country,

a septic tank out in the country, a septic field is where all of the sewage from the house goes in the tank.

That's where it goes.

Now, if you live in an apartment in town or in the city, there's huge, usually there's huge pipes underground and the stuff in their house goes into those pipes.

There's a reason why I'm telling you this.

And it goes to the cities of the local, you know, septic system that they have.

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