Joel Salatin

From our farm right now, at the end of a little pothole dirt road in rural Virginia, we can ship four dozen eggs to any city in America cheaper than they can get them at farmer's market.

You've got to be kidding me.

Because cities are expensive places to do business.

defund the police, crime, high taxes, high regulations.

I mean, they're all blue, right?

And I mean, when you look at the map of the U.S., you know, it's red, but you know, you've got these, they're all urban centers and those are expensive to do business in.

And so here we are kind of an inversion of the old, it's almost, I feel almost like a voluntary colonialist.

You know, here we are in a low tax, low regulation, you know, basically conservative little pocket, you know, leave us alone.

And if we can get stuff on a UPS truck, literally the food system can completely circumvent the supermarket system.

And that's the first time that's been possible.

At cost and at scale.

Oh, oh my goodness.

Yeah.

Yeah.

While I, you know, and I, for the record, I didn't take the jab.

Yeah.

Yeah.

But, but that, that, you know, I would, I would like to think that,

that if that rears its ugly head again, you know, the World Economic Forum, and I don't want to get all conspiratorial.

That's a conspiracy fact.