So let's get in to blueberry farms.
Yummy.
So wild blueberries are obviously how we're gonna start this off.
Okay.
Because they're the OG blueberries.
They are native to North America and have been managed by indigenous peoples for over 13,000 years.
Hold on.
Stop.
Are you gonna break my heart about blueberries this episode? Because I broke my own heart with my last episode-
No
... and I thought this was gonna be a good time.
This is a very lighthearted episode.
Okay.
All right.
Sorry.
[laughs]
There's probably some deep dark shit about blueberries, but I didn't get into it.
Well, I'm not...
Okay.
This is very surface level history of blueberry farms.
You got me.
I was crying.
Okay.
[laughs]
We're safe this episode, you guys.
So let's get in to blueberry farms.
Yummy.
So wild blueberries are obviously how we're gonna start this off.
Okay.
Because they're the OG blueberries.
They are native to North America and have been managed by indigenous peoples for over 13,000 years.
Hold on.
Stop.
Are you gonna break my heart about blueberries this episode? Because I broke my own heart with my last episode-
No
... and I thought this was gonna be a good time.
This is a very lighthearted episode.
Okay.
All right.
Sorry.
[laughs]
There's probably some deep dark shit about blueberries, but I didn't get into it.
Well, I'm not...
Okay.
This is very surface level history of blueberry farms.
You got me.
I was crying.
Okay.
[laughs]
We're safe this episode, you guys.
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