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Farms are different in type, in size, and even in name. Welcome back to Barn Talk. What happens in the barn stays in the barn

tell us two knuckleheads came along. Now we're just gonna let it all out for you guys. We had a little bit of an

oopsie and this is not a little bit of an oopsie this is a big oopsie and that oopsie

is we actually just shot the podcast you're listening to right now.

And it was fantastic.

And it was a banger and probably the finest work that I've ever done.

Yeah, it was it was a masterpiece. Let's just say that.

And with any banger, sometimes they blow up in your face and this one blew up right in our face because one of the cameras that's

recording us was not turned on. The battery wasn't, you have a battery died or

it wasn't plugged in or whatever and we missed a camera angle and some of you might be thinking

oh that's not be that big of a deal well it is kind of a big deal because it was the camera

that was on dad and I'll be the first one to admit, Dad does a lot of talking. He does a lot of talking.

And that is probably the most important camera angle to have on.

So it is kind of a big deal, but we're going to keep on,

keeping on pushing forward and we're going to get this damn

podcast out for you guys because we cannot miss this opportunity.

If I can just remember what I talked about. I had some really good ones, but we'll just struggle through.

We'll just have to wing it. We'll struggle through it.

We'll struggle through it. Well, let's talk about why the hell we're doing a podcast today and not why we didn't do it on this

for last Friday because usually we shoot our podcast on Friday but

SORRIA is a little flustered it's been a busy week at this'll do farm so uh yes, we were supposed to shoot this Friday and then Friday

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