Christian Gallo

Nextdoor is basically a way that you can go and connect with your community.

You basically put in your zip code, and they'll send you a letter in the mail.

And that's how you can basically get onto this platform because they want to keep it zip code specific.

And you put in your little login, the little code they put in.

And next thing you know, you're tapped in your community.

Well, I was in Laguna Beach.

I noticed that these trees, you know, so you move into a house, there's a fucking, you know, blood orange tree.

The first year, maybe two, you know, you're picking it like crazy.

And eventually it's like the tree is there.

You're not juicing as much.

All of a sudden they start falling and all of a sudden they become a nuisance.

You got blood oranges laying in your car all over.

Rats are coming in, eating the shit.

A lot of people are like, dude, these fucking citrus trees are a fucking pain in the ass.

And I noticed that there were trees around Laguna that were just untouched.

Citrus just happened to be one of the most expensive items in the grocery store.

And I needed citrus for my juices.

especially the green drinks.

I was using my food stamp money to buy like kale, because kale is actually very inexpensive.

Like $1, $2 for a head of kale.