Wayne Swanson

They're just going to raise prices.

And then we have discretionary income now and they know we'd like to buy what we want immediately.

We want it.

I don't care if it's a Mercedes truck, a five thousand dollar pocketbook, pair of shoes, man cave.

We don't pay for it.

We're going to be the nicest thing that you've ever seen.

They know that.

So I ask people, be careful what you ask for, because you don't have the science or the background to understand what's in the dirt.

What you need to know is what's in the dirt.

So when you go to a place and you thinking about farming it and take a shovel, don't ask no questions, just dig a couple inches in the ground.

Is there life there?

Simple.

Is there life in that hole?

If there's no life under the soil, it is not possible for life to be above the soil.

So it takes decades for life to be in the soil, for stuff to break down.

So I tell people,

do your due diligence, study first.

I'd rather you take a course somewhere about soil ecology, about husbandry, anything.

Just get immersed because now you're gonna meet people who it's been their life and they're gonna give you gems that they don't even know they're giving you because that's been their whole life.

And if you're coming from the city like most of us do, slow down.