582: YOUR AUDIENCE IS WATCHING - NOW WHAT?

Let's dive into the first segment of the week, unhinged comments from people on the internet.

So this week got a little juicy with strangers on the internet.

We're gonna hear from John, Alexander, Susan, Belinda, Jose, Steph, Dawn, and Susan.

So first up is John, "So one inch is a lot, ladies." Alexander wrote, "I'm not reading your stupid caption.

I'm here to watch videos, not read a book." Susan says, "Nice, can't read a bleep thing." Jose said, "An inch of rain means an inch everywhere the rain has touched, not just the bucket she claims.

An inch is actually a very good amount of water if distributed correctly.

I can go full force with the hose, give it the inch, and the plant will barely drink, as it's already drained away." So then I had to explain to Jose what I actually meant by what I said, which he failed to get, which was actually in very clear terms.

Stephanie says, "Depends on where you live.

This is not entirely true." Stephanie, I think you need to go back and reread what I wrote, ma'am.

Dawn yelled at me.

He has some all caps.

"These are African marigolds and don't deter like small French marigolds." Dawn, sir, no need for shouting.

The only varieties that I grow from seed are French marigolds, and they do come in different sizes.

My seeds are from Johnny's and Baker Creek.

Belinda, "Not at all, dot, dot, dot." Not at all what, Belinda? They don't work for you, question mark? I'm so confused.

Susan wrote a bizarre one.

"Not everyone can afford to water plants, unfortunately.

Any tips on alternative methods to keep my hostas green?" Susan, I don't understand this comment.

You have to pay for water one way or the other, unless you have the space to have a rain-catching system.

Then you could use that water.

Ollas are another option to help you water, but you still need the water or the rain, and both versions are gonna cost money.

I'm, I was way confused by the comment.

And that wraps up unhinged comments.