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Guaranteed Human. Now here's a highlight from coast-to-coast AM on IHart Radio. And our guest here is Carter Bouchard. He's an author. You may have read some of his books. By the way, Carter, if people want to look your books up, things like that, where can they go? Well, I'm self-published, so you buy them straight through me, save a couple of bucks.

My email address, SQ Explorer at gmail.com.

SQ Explorer at gmail.com, okay?

Yeah, I'm reading some emails and things. This one email was kind of interesting one person at donna emailed in and said have you ever left food or drinks out

oh gifting oh heck yeah how does that go what what do they like what do they not like or do

they just like everything you leave out for them?

Well, they like everything. There's a double-ed sword to gifting. They really love human food versus what they get. Like, if you throw a rotisserie chicken out there, you will be in their will.

You know, when they die, they will leave you stuff because they love rotisserie chicken.

But they really, they do love human food.

The problem with it, if you're in a, especially in a habituation situation, if you keep gifting them that really good and not so good food,

they keep coming back and they get irritated that you've stopped.

And so they may start banging on the side of your house, uprooting a tree or two,

just to let you know their displeasure that, hey, I want the

twitzy rolls that you left me last week.

I need more.

No, it's a true thing.

I mean, that is part of the, I won't say human side of them, but it's part of a letting

down their guard side.

I like this stuff.

Human, bring me more.

Bring me more Sarah Lee, you know.

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