Greg Fitzsimmons

No.

Yeah, gophers will fuck. We went upstate. We just had my 25th anniversary this month. Congratulations. Thank you. So we went up to Vermont and upstate New York, me and my wife. It's beautiful up there. Oh, my God. Except for the people.

Yeah, gophers will fuck. We went upstate. We just had my 25th anniversary this month. Congratulations. Thank you. So we went up to Vermont and upstate New York, me and my wife. It's beautiful up there. Oh, my God. Except for the people.

Yeah, gophers will fuck. We went upstate. We just had my 25th anniversary this month. Congratulations. Thank you. So we went up to Vermont and upstate New York, me and my wife. It's beautiful up there. Oh, my God. Except for the people.

Yeah, we didn't see a lot of them. People are odd. We saw very few people. People that live in those states are odd. We went to a farmer's market.

Yeah, we didn't see a lot of them. People are odd. We saw very few people. People that live in those states are odd. We went to a farmer's market.

Yeah, we didn't see a lot of them. People are odd. We saw very few people. People that live in those states are odd. We went to a farmer's market.

Yeah. They're odd. We were staying in a little town. Some friends of mine moved out there. They kind of retired and decided to take up farming. So they moved out to this farm. In Vermont? In Vermont. They look like they're from Vermont too, right? They all look like – you could pick them out of a lineup. Well, we went to the farmer's market and it really was like – it was like a caricature.

Yeah. They're odd. We were staying in a little town. Some friends of mine moved out there. They kind of retired and decided to take up farming. So they moved out to this farm. In Vermont? In Vermont. They look like they're from Vermont too, right? They all look like – you could pick them out of a lineup. Well, we went to the farmer's market and it really was like – it was like a caricature.

Yeah. They're odd. We were staying in a little town. Some friends of mine moved out there. They kind of retired and decided to take up farming. So they moved out to this farm. In Vermont? In Vermont. They look like they're from Vermont too, right? They all look like – you could pick them out of a lineup. Well, we went to the farmer's market and it really was like – it was like a caricature.

It's like the dudes that look like if you push them, they would just crumble. They have like Birkenstocks on.

It's like the dudes that look like if you push them, they would just crumble. They have like Birkenstocks on.

It's like the dudes that look like if you push them, they would just crumble. They have like Birkenstocks on.

Everyone's got tie-dye shirts on and it's just like, good for you guys. You got your spot. Yeah, they got a spot. You can be you right here.

Everyone's got tie-dye shirts on and it's just like, good for you guys. You got your spot. Yeah, they got a spot. You can be you right here.

Everyone's got tie-dye shirts on and it's just like, good for you guys. You got your spot. Yeah, they got a spot. You can be you right here.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

No, and they're involved with all this communal farming. They're kind people. Yeah, they all pitch in. They help each other out. My friends have a bunch of land, so they let these other farmers graze their animals on the land. Dude, then we went up into the woods, and my friends become an expert on hunting for mushrooms. Oh, Jesus.