The Bird Show.

These smear campaigns must be productive because, I mean, in each and every election, I mean, if they weren't productive, then the candidates wouldn't just bash each other the way they do, right?

Yeah, I mean, people must respond to that because every election, somebody smearing, mud slinging, everybody complains about it.

Then the election's over and then we'll

never do this again and then the next election everybody smears each other people complain i mean it's

just yeah it obviously must get people to the polls or make you remember stuff all i got out of it is

mark taylor's really jealous of sunny produce of sunny produce land that's what i see not, you know how when you, like, a kid in school got like a new backpack, everybody talked about it. Mark hasn't stopped talking about Sunny's farm. But it definitely plants that seed of doubt in your mind, you know, like it definitely works. It's definitely like, wait a minute. Is he getting rich off of policy? Wait, wait a second. You know, it definitely makes he think about it. Well, I do think that most people, the extent of their research on any one of the candidates is probably what they see on television. Sure. You just have to be watching television and one of these commercials come on, you take it for face value.

It must be fact.

So it starts to form your opinion about the candidate.

There's also a good chunk of people who feel obligated to vote, even if they're not

educated completely on the, what are they just saying?

You know, they think we live in a democracy where everyone is required to vote for every single election.

So even if they're not educated, they're like, oh, I'm going to be here.

I'm going to vote, you know.

Just totally set in the country back.

If I was that person, like I would be scared of that guy Tommy Irvin doesn't like.

And I know nothing about him, but that guy is like, Fox Garden, the Henhouse.

And I have no idea.

I mean, it's the commissioner of agriculture.

I couldn't even tell you what he does.

Like, to me, he's just the most important farmer.

Like, I don't know what he, what policy he have to be angry about? What policy he administers, what laws he advocates or

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