What is what was your favorite part of writing this book? Like what what drove you home with it?

Well, I would say there are two favorite parts.

One is that it's a little bit of a memoir where I get to talk about the stories of my life.

I've had a rock and roll life, you know, I kind of cracked the code on some things as a teenager.

I was a very timid kid.

teenager.

I was a weakling.

Where can people get your awesome book, Ripe Tomato Revolution?

Mm-hmm.

You know, so a triangular roof, so it looks m- more charming, and the, uh, timber bamboo just really looks beautiful.

The skill for that is kinda more into carpenter's helper.

You need to have s- a little bit of skill and some unusual tools.

But I describe how to do that and say, yeah, if you're not a carpenter, you need to recruit a carpenter to help you, show you some things, so then you're off and running.

Or just have them do it for you if you wanna do the timber bamboo, 'cause it's a different material entirely.

But 2x2s are just easy, easy, easy.

Right

i mean it's possible

yeah you could see it you could see people being that way you know yeah that plant sucks i bet it's even poisonous and those foolish people and the brits were so felt so superior to people on the continent You know, that could bring up a whole story about mushrooms, which I'd be happy to talk about another time.

But basically, I'll say that if you grew up afraid of mushrooms, like they're so hard to identify, they're so scary and they can kill you.

All that really means that's nothing about the mushrooms.

What that really tells you, a person who feels that way, you grew up in an English speaking country.

British Isles, Canada, US, Australia, New Zealand.

We grew up feeling like that.

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