FAK1345-GoFindtheOthers on Food

Wet your whistle.

Okay.

Where else do you want to go? I got the diet etymology on the screen, and it says circa 1200 regular food from old French dietes.

Diet Pitens Fair from Medieval Latin Dieta, which is a parliamentary assembly.

Also a day's work, daily food allowance, food from Latin Dieta, prescribed way of life from Greek.

There

you go.

Prescribed way of life, yeah, from Greek Dietia, Dieta, originally way of life, regimen, dwelling.

All right.

Just the way you do things.

Yep, my...

My grandpa was an Angus farmer, like I said, and for an Angus heifer to have twins is a very rare oddity.

And we lived in Colorado at the time, and my grandpa's farm was in Missouri, and we came to Missouri for a week-long visit once, and this heifer had had twins.

And my brother's only a year older than me, but I'm bigger, so we kind of grew up looking like twins, and Both of our names start with J, so my

grandpa

named these calves after us.

And in a cattle farm situation, you keep the bull separate from the cow, separate from the cows with calves, and the calves had their own pen.

So for this summer vacation, I played with a calf that had my namesake, and, you know, it was brisket for dinner.

So, like, even from a young age.

That upsets you.

It didn't upset me because I continued to eat beef for another 12 years or so, 15 maybe.

But it stuck out to me that what if we didn't have to? Like, could you get your animal life force and your plant life force and your minerals without the slaughter? Yeah.

I've made it from that little boy to 49 years old now.

And it's possible.

It worked for me.

Wet your whistle.

Okay.

Where else do you want to go? I got the diet etymology on the screen, and it says circa 1200 regular food from old French dietes.

Diet Pitens Fair from Medieval Latin Dieta, which is a parliamentary assembly.

Also a day's work, daily food allowance, food from Latin Dieta, prescribed way of life from Greek.

There

you go.

Prescribed way of life, yeah, from Greek Dietia, Dieta, originally way of life, regimen, dwelling.

All right.

Just the way you do things.

Yep, my...

My grandpa was an Angus farmer, like I said, and for an Angus heifer to have twins is a very rare oddity.

And we lived in Colorado at the time, and my grandpa's farm was in Missouri, and we came to Missouri for a week-long visit once, and this heifer had had twins.

And my brother's only a year older than me, but I'm bigger, so we kind of grew up looking like twins, and Both of our names start with J, so my

grandpa

named these calves after us.

And in a cattle farm situation, you keep the bull separate from the cow, separate from the cows with calves, and the calves had their own pen.

So for this summer vacation, I played with a calf that had my namesake, and, you know, it was brisket for dinner.

So, like, even from a young age.

That upsets you.

It didn't upset me because I continued to eat beef for another 12 years or so, 15 maybe.

But it stuck out to me that what if we didn't have to? Like, could you get your animal life force and your plant life force and your minerals without the slaughter? Yeah.

I've made it from that little boy to 49 years old now.

And it's possible.

It worked for me.