CSA like a community supported agriculture type operation on her on her little organic farm.

Her son, one of her sons is a fairly high level IT guy for Amazon.

He works for Amazon and he travels around the world

building data centers, designing and building data centers.

And he lives in this area in Frederick in a nice,

a nice, one of the new LEGO community developments

around a lake here and about six months ago she

says oh my God dach said I got to tell you something she said my son I never told you about him, but this particular son this is what he does.

So he comes to me last week and he's like, mom, mom, what's, where's that generational land that we have down in Virginia?

So she was telling us, we've got 35 acres, but Great Ott Millie's got 300 and her son is a cop.

He has no interest in it, maybe we can get that.

Why, what do you want to do?

And now it's all a raw land at this point.

So he says, well, mom, I found out some stuff at work, it's really scary stuff. Now this guy I asked her never was like

listening to Alex Jones he doesn't really listen to podcast he was not

really political at all so he's not in it wasn't like something he heard on a

podcast. Yeah and he told her he goes no there's some stuff we're doing at

work at some scary stuff. We've got to go there I got to check out that

land I got to see if we could turn it into something we've got to go there. I got to check out that land. I got to see if we could turn it into something. We've got to build like a compound there.

So this guy who's she told me he makes about a quarter million a year doing whatever he does.

He, like a week later, he's there down in Virginia, backpacking, he brought his RV with him,

he went up there, he hikes the whole land, he drew all these maps of where everything is, where they could clear, where they could build the gardens. He comes back, he has a meeting with her. He says, all right, mob, can we farm this?

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