Kevin Espiritu

That has ended up being a good investment.

That's paid itself off over the last five years or so.

The water ends up being so inexpensive that putting in, let's say, a $2,000 cistern, you will not pay that off for a very long time.

So it's more of like a security or sustainability move that you're actually paying for rather than saving money.

Right.

Yeah, I mean, I think showing it from the perspective of me who, like I was saying, prior to buying the house, I had a 15 by 30 square foot garden in my urban yard in San Diego.

So when I bought the house, I was learning everything about owning a house at the same time as I was putting out all the videos.

And so I think just learning in public, which is always what I've done on the channel, has inspired people.

It's really not that hard.

It seems overwhelming.

It's really not that bad.

You can start small.

Obviously, I went extreme.

Our channel is called Epic Gardening after all.

But condensing that back down to like a simple barrel or a little cistern here or there, people have, I mean, I've gotten tons and tons of pictures of people doing it.

Yeah, yeah.

I mean, I don't have like a formal training in gardening.

I just, I got into it because I was addicted to playing video games and I wanted to get off the computer.

And so once I got into it.

to be honest.