Tom Green

And then they spend the day walking around on the lawn and the grass and sort of more closer to the house area.

And this was great all summer.

It was great.

I named them.

It was Loretta, Patsy, Shania, Dolly, June, and Ann.

They're my girls.

I gave them all female country singer names.

And then I bonded with them in a way.

They're kind of...

kind of sweet.

I actually would take... Sometimes I'd bring one in the house and hang out with it and play piano with it.

And it was like... I mean, this is getting weird, but you could tell it was interested in the music.

There's an intelligence there that's... No, chickens aren't known for being the most intelligent thing in the world, but you would see their wheels turning, listening to the music.

I kind of become attached to these chickens.

And then, yeah.

So...

I get a bit more comfortable with having them free range.

They free ranged all summer.

And they're great because they're eating all the bugs and they're getting all the, you know, insects and stuff on the property and around the house.

And so I drive into town one day.