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Adam! Hey everybody, welcome to this week's episode of Shut Up a second. I'm Jackson Bailey. I'm Zoe Bellotta. And I'm Joel Dushu. And today's topic is the Amish. Uh, um... A clop, clop, clop, clop. A clough, clop, clop,

horses and a hat.

Yeah, and a beard.

And a beard.

Bristle, brussel, brussel.

Nip. A clop, clop, clop. A clough, clop, horses and a hat. Yeah, and a beard. And a beard. Brossil, brussel, brussel. Knitting? Uh, no technology. These are all the noises of the Amish. Do you think you guys could survive as an Amish? Or a Mennonite? I don't know what you meant to call them. Metanite. A metanite? No, a Mennonite. Are they Mennonite? I have no idea. Let's say yes. I wouldn't be a metanite. Kirby would get me good. I'm bad with a sword. Yeah. As Amish, yes, I reckon I could. So no technology.

Easy.

A tractor.

A lot of hard work. Wait, is a tractor technology? No, they don't use tractor. What's the limit? Oh, yeah. Drawing carriages. And actually, fuck it. I'll take it from one of my facts. All right. Goodness. The Amish can use generators if they're powered by gas.

So Amish do sometimes have... So gas is allowed? Gas is allowed. So gas power generators. They just don't use electricity. Okay. So they can use fridges if they're charged by the gas power generator. What about solar generators? No. Why not? That's too future. Yeah. I don't know. The Amish have to stay a certain level of past. Yeah. They can't be too future. I feel like that... Actually, I was going to actually ask that. It's like a year? Like, is it like 1887? And then that's like, that's the Amish year. I always wondered that. Is there an Amish cutoff point? I don't think so

because they do use

technology in a certain extent. They just

don't have electricity. I feel like they

wear glasses and stuff like that. Yeah,

and there's glasses, there's

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