Plains are people too.

I don't know about that, but they feel, they hear, they touch, they're sensitive. I got proof. I even got video of bullied roach-vers, non-bullying plants, all right? Dude, Saturday morning, good time. Yeah, man, I was thinking about this earlier, because I don't go hang out with my plants all that much. I was like, do they miss me? It doesn't work like that.

And, uh, come on a BS about it.

Yes, Banner, welcome, Grimbo, on the boards, as I call it.

Go, let's go on. Good morning. Yes. I was, uh, I was reading Stefan Mancuso. Have I ever

talked to you about him? He's the guy that plants are sentient.

I started reading a book of his couple nights ago.

Listening.

All right.

Listening.

And dude,

they started describing plants senses.

And I was like, wow.

They come in and are like us.

They look, they see, they smell, they taste, and blew like us. They look, they see, they smell, they taste,

and blew me away. They feel, bro. How much longer has, let's just say, a species of

Douglas fir in my forest here, been along or cedar, been around since human beings to evolve?

Millions, millions of years.

Some of the plants, they say hundreds of millions, and they say humans about 200,000 years.

I think in the city.

You know, waiting to outlast us.

Like, it'd only be here for so long.

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