What did you spill? You didn't spill on your computer, did you?

No, I just spilled this like, I don't know, my girlfriend has a lot of the plants that are like in water.

No, you know, that's really cool. You can grow plants just in water.

You don't have to do soil. And it just, and it just works. I love that you. It's pretty cool. You and I have the same plant understanding and our partners have the different kind, because I did the same shit like my wife had these clippings. Like, it's just in water, though, where you have to put those soils like they can live. Like that. I'm like, no. It's crazy. It's really cool. Isn't that what hydro is? I guess so. Wasn't that weed grown just water? Heck, I'm not a scientist. I just smoke this shit. But I have to say, I do feel like these roots are searching for soil. I do think that's ultimately what they're doing. It also sounds like just a poetic thing to say about yourself.

Yeah. Yeah, all right.

These roots are searching for soil.

I'm tired of being in your glass vase.

Your glass menagerie, if you will.

I don't know, Dad.

It just feels like sometimes I'm tired of being in my glass vase.

These roots are searching for soil.

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