587: YOU MIGHT NOT NEED MORE CUSTOMERS

Okay, let's get into the first segment of the show.

Unhinged comments from people on the internet.

So I got to hear from Mary and also Lynn this week, and Lynn wasn't necessarily unhinged in the way that she was attacking me, but Mary came to, I don't know, somebody's defense, even though it was my reel, and I... [laughs] Anyways, let me set this up.

Here is what Mary had to say to me.

"No need for snarkiness.

They didn't ask you to read this.

If you don't want to do their style, then move on." Mary, I...

[laughs] It's my content.

Of course, I'm gonna read the comments.

And I had somebody tell me that I needed to research regenerative gardening, which I know all about.

It's basically the no-till method, and I do once-a-year tilling, and I had already prefaced that.

Like, "This is what I do.

I know other people do it this way.

Don't come at me, 'cause this is what I do." And I had two people who just needed to tell me their opinions.

And the premise is that I don't leave roots in the soil.

I pull the whole plant out, and a lot of people that prefer regenerative gardening and no tilling will cut the plant at the base of the plant at the top of the soil and leave the roots in to decompose, and that is supposed to keep intact the microbial world in the soil, and the fungi and the good bacteria, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.

And I just don't have a way to go through and do all of that.

Like, it's, I, I'm gonna pull the plant out and move on.

So two different people responded, and I said, "I would be happy for you to come volunteer and do that for me in my 7,000 square foot plus garden.

Happy to have you out if you want to help me do that.

I don't have the capacity to do that." And so this is Mary responding to my supposed snarkiness.

[laughs] And all I could think about is, "This is my content, Mary.

Like, it I'm responding to her who's responding to me, and now you're responding to, to me, except it's my content, and you have forgotten that, I guess.

Anyways, gotta love it.

And then Lynn, um, used a, a bad word first, [chuckles] and then gave me, um...