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Welcome to Stash Podcast.
We are back and we have a good episode today, guys, one that I think a lot of people overlook, and especially if you've been doing it for a long time, you're like, "How the hell could this even be a mentality?" But man, there's been some fallen soldiers in the garden game over the years, people who've picked up a bunch and unfortunately you probably saw their gear on Facebook Marketplace because they quit, and you don't have to, honestly.
There's ways to avoid burning out, and it's usually not the fact that people are lazy, it's they're overcomplicating things or they're running into issues.
So I think today, boys, we should, uh, we should talk about some of those things that maybe we've dealt with in the past.
Yeah.
There's so much to, so many different reasons why people would quit growing.
It's a variety of different reasons.
Uh, and we're gonna cover that today.
Some things other people might not think of.
You know, I mean, we, us three have been doing it so long, 10, 15 years each, I think P maybe even has a few more years on top of that.
Uh-
20 years over here, bro
[laughs] It's...
Oh, wow.
Okay.
Yeah.
Twof.
Look at, look at the grays.
If you're not, if you're listening, I have the most grays here and it's because of all the times I wanted to quit in the garden, okay?
Oh, man.
Yeah, and for us, sometimes it's like kinda surprising when we hear about people quitting because we're just so into it and it's just part of our lives.
It's ingrained in what we do every single day, uh, you know, is deal with plants, growing these plants in the variety of different ways that we do it.
But yeah [laughs], people just quit for a variety of different reasons and, uh, yeah, let's get into it today.
Welcome to Stash Podcast.
We are back and we have a good episode today, guys, one that I think a lot of people overlook, and especially if you've been doing it for a long time, you're like, "How the hell could this even be a mentality?" But man, there's been some fallen soldiers in the garden game over the years, people who've picked up a bunch and unfortunately you probably saw their gear on Facebook Marketplace because they quit, and you don't have to, honestly.
There's ways to avoid burning out, and it's usually not the fact that people are lazy, it's they're overcomplicating things or they're running into issues.
So I think today, boys, we should, uh, we should talk about some of those things that maybe we've dealt with in the past.
Yeah.
There's so much to, so many different reasons why people would quit growing.
It's a variety of different reasons.
Uh, and we're gonna cover that today.
Some things other people might not think of.
You know, I mean, we, us three have been doing it so long, 10, 15 years each, I think P maybe even has a few more years on top of that.
Uh-
20 years over here, bro
[laughs] It's...
Oh, wow.
Okay.
Yeah.
Twof.
Look at, look at the grays.
If you're not, if you're listening, I have the most grays here and it's because of all the times I wanted to quit in the garden, okay?
Oh, man.
Yeah, and for us, sometimes it's like kinda surprising when we hear about people quitting because we're just so into it and it's just part of our lives.
It's ingrained in what we do every single day, uh, you know, is deal with plants, growing these plants in the variety of different ways that we do it.
But yeah [laughs], people just quit for a variety of different reasons and, uh, yeah, let's get into it today.
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