I'm kind of insinuating that you too, but I mean, Ken and I are, we're not out of the race yet.

Yes, we are.

She's had 10 kids and don't like, like, if you use the lawnmeller, like a bunch, doesn't it, like, wear out?

Um. Like if you use the lawnmower like a bunch, doesn't it like wear out? I'm not talking about any of this.

I don't want to talk about my mother-in-law's fertility.

Yeah.

Freaky.

If my mom actually has a kid, I'll shave every hair on my head and clean my eyeballs.

Hey, y'all. Welcome back to another episode here at everyone's business with mine with me,

Kara Berry. Today, we're talking, welcome to Plathville.

Girl, let's get this over with because they're just playing. They're just playing.

Everybody's playing a game. Okay. We're starting off with Thanksgiving, back at the farm for the

first time in a while with Kim. She claims she and the girls have been working all day.

Kim mostly seems to be at the kitchen table delegating, you know.

Remember when people would be like, I'm delegating, and then you would be tricked for a moment

into thinking that they were actually doing some real work when actually they were just being

lacy.

So she did say she made bread.

I did see her stir some mashed potatoes at one point.

She said she popped some ham into the oven. I didn't see it. Cants outside spraying a turkey

with a water bottle. I assume it's got oil in it. I don't recall seeing not one spice out, not a salt and pep, garlic, onion powder.

Didn't see it.

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