Rep. Tim Burchett

I just read on the rings and white in the belly, you know, and and and so.

But it was I learned or out a pair of new balance shoes and the only shoes at the time that were made in America.

So I'm kind of big on that.

And so we won and spent four years in the house.

And then I'd just come off of a business deal.

I had a mulch business.

I had a composting business.

And I'm a capitalist, but I can remember, you remember that scene in The Godfather right before he dies, the original Godfather, and he's spraying that on the tomatoes and the little grandbabies running around him.

My daddy had one of those sprayers.

I remember he grew these tomatoes.

And at the time, I remember, I think he spent $20

on tomatoes and fertilizer.

And we got like three of these gnarly tomatoes.

Of course, this is in the 70s and we're family of public educators.

So 20 bucks is righteous bucks.

And I said, daddy, I'd like to try that.

I wanna try organic gardening.

And he said, all right, you go ahead.

And at the time KUB used to come by the house

and a chipper truck.