Wayne Swanson

Real boots.

Right.

Real boots.

and standing in it, you know what I mean?

And your freedom.

So, but also what happens outside, like when you get like outside the city is they are, they have the mantra that I'm country, that I'm from the country means something to them.

Oh yeah, for sure.

So for them, you coming from Atlanta and you understanding cows and understand how to move things and understand you hunt, you do all these things, to some people that's offensive because you ain't supposed to be that, this is mine.

You ain't even operating in it.

Yeah, it's an identity.

You ain't doing none of the stuff, but you think you are more country than anybody can come out of DeKalb County.

Yeah, but no, I'm operating in it.

But I realize, oh, they can't stand me because I'm doing the thing that they think they're living.

And I don't take it personal, but you've got to have if you need something to hold on to.

I don't know what's going on in your life.

And that might be the one thing that you got.

And here I come with a shiny car with some rims on it and I'm hopping out and I'm putting on some overalls.

And you're like, what?

He ain't no farmer.

I live here, I'm a farmer.