A Look At My Peppers And Grilling Sausage And Pepper Samwiches

[@Mary.Mercedes]

You live like a King. Beautiful home and gorgeous property, lovable wife, grandchildren, a love of home cooking and fresh veggies, deep passion for gardening and life, incredible energy, intelligence, patience and work ethic! You are so deeply blessed. Wish you could clone yourself with your new 3D printer! 💚

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

Thank you. Your comments are always so kind, positive and uplifting. I am really more like a hermit lately. Was thinking I should change the channel name to The hermit in LL Bean slippers. Thanks for watching.

[@judyabernathy80]

Your garden is beautiful. Seems everything you do is done with such precision and excellence! I like the fact that you can walk around in your garden without weeds. Good job!

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

Thank you very much! Raised beds work great for our needs and are very easy to care for. Thanks for watching.

[@sharonedwards7821]

Hi , your tomato with the leaf curl looks like Danny from Deep South Homestead had problems with . He traced it back to his compost. His compost had hay in it and the cows ate the hay and it passed thru to the manure he used in his compost. Turns out it was Grazon a weed killer that lots of farmers used in his area to keep weeds out of the hay fields. Might want to check it out. Beautiful garden !

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

I really am not sure what it is . All the tomato beds were filled with the same compost and only 2 varieties have a problem but only a couple plants of each have deformities. I am wondering if it may be second generation seed stock that had some kind of exposure. Thanks for watching.

[@mishalea]

That really is funny how the one variety of peppers grow upward!😁 Must love the sun!!🌞 Great tip on the charcoal!👍

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

They are the early red peppers and I bet that is why they ripen first. It's best not to use that blue bag charcoal from home depot anymore with all the different fillers they add that can impart flavors. Thanks for watching.

[@pamelasingh7420]

Always a pleasure looking at your videos. I like your bee wind spinners 🐝.

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

Thanks. Glad you like them. Thanks for watching.

[@charleshenry937]

What a great garden! You really but a lot of work in to it and it sure shows. It's so nice to enjoy the harvest. We really like Costco too. Your dinner looked amazing and made us hungry ha ha. Thanks so much! Take care. Chuck.

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

Thanks. Costco has the best sausages for grilling. This is what makes all the work and expense of having a garden worthwhile. Thanks for watching.

[@dannydunnagan3267]

Very nice we love vegetables cooked on the grill.

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

It's the best way to retain the flavor. Thanks for watching.

[@spyk1486]

We got our garden in late and the heat, sun and lack of rain killed a lot of plants. We did dig our garlic and they were nice big bulbs. We have them hanging and drying now. Thanks for a look at your peppers and your grilling. Looks yummy!

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

We were late starting with all the spring cold also. The heatwave has really pushed things along with nothing but sunshine. Thanks for watching.

[@robinsong7298]

Your Garden is beautiful, I'm a little OCD so it being very organized and clean make me go WOW. I really enjoyed your garden and you obviously love being in there. God bless

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

Thanks. It's the only way to know exactly what you are eating these days. Thanks for watching.

[@lorellstoneman74]

Love your garden and your videos....I can smell your peppers on the grill....would love to see how you preserve your peppers. Thanks so much.

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

Thanks. We freeze, dehydrate, and pickle them. There are previous videos about each method. Thanks for.

[@rodfair5698]

Looks like a delicious meal! Thanks for sharing Rod

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

It was. Fresh picked peppers have amazing flavor when grilled. Thanks for watching.

[@jewdd1989]

Awe, I’m just in love with your garden and your meal looks fantastic! You and my Father are so similar in cooking and love for veggies! I’m 31 and sick with lupus (previously diagnosed with Psoriatic Arthritis) and on a strong infusion and other drugs and the power of HEALTHY eating is tremendous! I personally can attest to that as I’m sure many others can. It’s so refreshing to watch your videos and you teach us so much about different vegetables to gardening and using compost for healthier plants, etc. I actually found you years ago through your woodworking videos which is my obsession. I’ve always loved vegetables and have in the past had my own gardens but recent summers I’ve been unable to for a multitude of reasons. This makes me want to turn the clock back to April and start building my garden fence and my garden boxes, etc! I love healthy eating and especially because it promotes healthy living and it’s so important for anyone and especially for those like myself with autoimmune diseases and during times like Covid... we need to take care of ourselves internally. I think the majority of ppl like myself have gotten to use to waisting money at the stores and have lost self sufficiency in more ways than I want to count but anyways I enjoy watching your content and thank you for the info you so graciously share with us because we listen!!!

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

Thanks. My wife has Sjogrens which is also an autoimmune disorder along with chemical sensitivity syndrome, tremors, and rheumatoid arthritis so I know a lot about living with a person that has special needs and limitations. It is very hard to know exactly what you are eating anymore if you don't grow it. The flavors of heirlooms are amazing but on the other hand lack of disease resistance can lead to losses so every year is different with a garden. Especially when you try to keep it as organic as possible. Start small so you can enjoy what you are doing without feeling overloaded in the beginning. Good luck. Thanks for watching.

[@jewdd1989]

Unemployed Redneck Hillbilly Creations Thank you so much for responding! Yep with first PsA and now with Lupus I was confirmed with Sjogrens as well. I get the very dry, goopy eyes, dry mouth and my lymph nodes will get so swollen I feel like I’m getting sick about everyday. It’s a cruel disease but thankfully she has you and you have her! I can’t imagine having extra sensitivity or risk to medications she has to be on, she’s one tough woman! It’s hard enough after infusion with the nausea, pain, etc but to be more effected... She’s amazing! It’s bizarre but I crave vegetables after the infusion. I gag on sweets and proteins but I’d eat nothing but veggies and still do often when I can. PsA is similar to RA in the fact they both damage joints, organs, go systemic, etc. plus severe, chronic swelling/inflammation and like you said a host of other autoimmune diseases go hand in hand with other autoimmune conditions. I still believe I have PsA bc my joints are so affected and I swell 3-4x my normal size but I also learned through labs and other bizarre symptoms that have become aggressive in declining my health, it’s definitely lupus. Anyways, thank you for sharing and I hope she’s doing well and continues to improve. Back on the gardening subject, I’ll start small and limit what I grow. I have two Aussies that love digging and especially eating veggies lol so I’ll be sure to build just what I need to keep them out. I love your garden, the fence, the wildlife props and tools you’ve built like your spinning bumble bees... ingenious! It’s organized, and the amounts of information you have is so helpful! Where I live it’s dry, arid and easy to burn gardens. Any tips for holding moisture would be greatly appreciated. I’m inspired to get on top of it lol!

[@imari2305]

I love sausage and peppers with onions especially grilled. Nothing like fresh produce from your own garden. Looks delicious. Have a happy Monday!!

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

The smell always reminds me of a fair. Thanks for watching.

[@yorlinblanco9688]

Very good peppers... I like soo much your videos. From Costa Rica. 👍🏾🌱

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

Thanks. KZbin makes the world seem. Thanks for watching.

[@patriotchic3364]

What a beautiful garden. 😊

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

Thanks. Raised beds are perfect for us. Thanks for watching.

[@olddawgdreaming5715]

Great video and a WOW 🤩 on your gardening and harvesting! Everything looks fantastic. Enjoyed the cookout also, can’t beat a meal like that. Thanks for sharing with us, Fred.

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

Thanks. This is what makes it all worthwhile. Thanks for watching.

[@butterflybluffhomesteadsmi4601]

Wishing you and yours the best! Thankful for your insight/ trial and error so I don't have to! Have a great week.

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

Thanks. We all learn from mistakes and are smarter in the end. Thanks for watching.

[@pennysantana7809]

Happy you got your needed rain.. Garden is looking good sir and your dinner looks like a good fair meal. Stay safe 🙏

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

I am praying for more rain so we can quit watering. I just love the first sausage and pepper sandwich of the year. Nothing like fresh picked veggies on the grill. Thanks for watching.

[@reism123]

Looks sooooo good! thank you for sharing 🌶🍢😋

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

Thanks for watching.

[@mayravelez517]

Super Nice, enjoy!

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

Thanks for watching.

[@PatCavanaugh1]

Those sausages look amazing! Thanks for sharing

[@jacl4953]

yes but you can not by in canada :(

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

They are. We have tried many brands and these are best for grilling. Thanks for watching.

[@BostonRocks76_Carmen]

That looks so very YUMMY!!!!! I will have to try that. Thanks for the tip on the charcoal. I did not know that. God Bless! Carmen

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

Nothing like fresh picked peppers on the grill. This charcoal is almost as good as the very expensive chunk style and has no additives like the lower cost Home Depot stuff. Thanks for watching.

[@guyanesegyalgarden8656]

Oh my you got some good looking pepper plants 💕with lots of pepper on it

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

I always have good luck with the heirloom peppers planted in compost. Thanks for watching.

[@foxglove8836]

That is what i like, just pop out side and pick your own for dinner. So yummy and much more cheaper then the store. It's bar b q chicken with veg tonight. Time seems to be flying by so fast this year, I guess we have been so busy in the garden and fermenting / pickling you just don't notice :-) Stay safe.

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

So true! Once you taste the flavors of heirlooms it's hard to eat anything else. It's definitely a busy time for gardeners. Thanks for watching.

[@cindybonem494]

This is such a good video, it’s nice to see how your wife prepares the veggies for the grill it looked delicious! I think the deformed tomatoes are from a broad leaf weed killer called Grazon, if you google it there are several articles on how it’s damaging gardens and fields, I would be worried to eat the tomatoes. I also looked up how to remediate the soil from the damage it has caused because it stays in the soil several years, activated carbon or charcoal will do the trick 25 lb bucket from Amazon around 50 dollars, I think you mix one pound to a gallon of water and cover 100x100 square feet, I would do it heavier and mix the soil well, it won’t hurt your garden it will be good for it especially by pulling the Grazon out. If you have any compost left you could mix it in that before you use it. I hope this helps you or anyone else that has this problem.

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

It is funny because all the tomato beds were filled with the same load of compost that I purchased this spring. Only 2 varieties are showing signs like that and half of those 2 varieties look normal so I am wondering if maybe the seed stock may have been the problem and been exposed to something like that causing mutations in the next generation. Wish there was a cheap way to test for it. Thanks for watching.

[@TheAndron]

Wow 👌

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

Thanks for watching.

[@LauraMartinez-rf3dm]

It looks like compost contained Grazon herbicide. Pointed tomatoes are a sign. Deep South Homestead has some videos on this. Apparently sunflowers will pull the herbicide out of the soil.

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

I really am not sure what it is . All the tomato beds were filled with the same compost and only 2 varieties have a problem but only a couple plants of each have deformities. I am wondering if it may be second generation seed stock that had some kind of exposure. Thanks for watching.

[@davidcohrs1]

love your videos, think im having stuffed peppers soon! stay safe

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

Thanks. We usually freeze peppers and make stuffed ones in the winter. I love them. Thanks for watching.

[@girlsavingworld]

Just dropping in to say that yours is my absolute favorite KZbin channel! My husband and I are always pumped when we sit down with our morning coffee and realize a new video dropped. We put it up on the flatscreen and settle in for a lesson! Do you have an email address I can use to send you two suggested kitchen gadgets that I think you and your wife would find useful, or should I try to leave links here in the comments? THANKS FOR ALL THE GREAT ADVICE!!

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

Thanks. My email is [e-mail] comments with links other then youtube links are all filtered out now because of people posting porn links so it's best to email. Thanks for watching.

[@girlsavingworld]

Great, thank you, I sent it over! I was just going through your back catalogue and now we’re excited to try the lacto fermenting next! Be well.

[@Nix4me]

Looks like your compost had Grazon Herbicide in it. Deep South Homestead had same problem with his hay and his tomatoes did the same thing.

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

I am not really sure because they all had the same compost but only a couple plants are affected. I am wondering if it could be from the seeds having second generation deformities from previous exposure. Thanks for watching.

[@demetriuspowell29]

My jalapenos and fish peppers did pretty well this year I can't complain I might get another flush in a few weeks even tho I have a couple gallon freezer bags already

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

It definitely has been a good year for peppers. I have to get busy freezing, drying, and roasting. Thanks for watching.

[@patrickm105]

Your garden looks awesome. Compared to our location (southern Germany at around 1700ft elevation) you are about 4 weeks ahead. Hour Zucchinis are just starting to grow the firs fruits and the peppers are still a lot smaller than yours.

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

Thanks. We had some extremely warm weather that really helped the peppers out. KZbin makes the world seem small. Thanks for watching.

[@pa.fishpreacher6166]

Glad you got some much needed rain, we had 3 good showers today in Pa. Wish I would have kept my peppers in separate spaces , I packed them all in one bed

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

I definitely hope the dry spell is over. Tired of spending over a hour every night watering. We all learn what to do next year from previous experiences, Peppers don't cross pollinate so it doesn't hurt to plant them near each other. Thanks for watching.

[@Mary.Mercedes]

FINALLY got the same desperately needed rain here. I am south/southwest of you in PA. at about 2500 ft. elevation. I have to pay a lot for city water here and am really afraid to see the water bill this time after so many weeks of daily watering! I like my grilled peppers just like you did yours. Grilling or roasting always brings out the BEST flavors. I always grow WAY too many peppers (esp. hot ones) and probably have as many as you do. I am growing Jimmy Nardello for the first time. How do you preserve this one? I don't eat peppers until they are red or fully colored so I have to wait longer. CRAZY pest year so far. Almost zero Japanese beetles here. How about there? NEVER EVER saw that in all my years of gardening. They are always out about July 1-4 just like clockwork. I think the extreme dry soil killed most of them off before they pupated into beetles this year. Also never saw so many white flies until this dry season here. Heavier than typical flea beetles but not seeing other normal pests. We will be weeding like crazy soon after this rain. All those weed seeds that have been sitting dormant in the drought but will be sprouting up everywhere in the next couple days! Still such a relief to get rain. Some of the trees were even starting to look sad here. I never thought I would be looking forward to some cloudy days! GREAT video. Thanks for sharing. Made me hungry. I think I will grill some zucchini and maybe even green peppers this evening. Another first. I have a giant eggplant ready to pick BEFORE I get red tomatoes! Gardening always has new surprises each year.

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

Wow, you are up in those beautiful Pennsylvania mountains. We had to hook our previous house up to city water after our well was contaminated and could never get anything to grow with all the chlorine they added to the water. It was like putting roundup on the plants. Killed 4 Japanese beetles today. The first that I have seen. Last year we only had a couple also. The flea beetles are terrible and the neem no longer stops them. Actually they must think I am putting gravy on the leaves for them. It worked the first couple weeks. Cucumber beetles and squash bugs are invading now and I am going to try Captain Jack's dust now as it was a recommend organic dust. Just waiting for the wind to slow down so it can be applied. My elderberries are dying from the dry. We spend over a hour a night watering and I am afraid to take much more from the well for things like trees. I understand west of you gypsy moths are a big problem this year. Grilling it the best way to enjoy veggies. The Jimmy nardello peppers are great for things like stirfry, pickling with banana peppers, salads, and anything else that you want to add a sweet pimiento flavor to. Take care. Thanks for watching.

[@Northeast_Mainiac]

I like that rack in the bottom of your sink at 11:08 can you tell me where you get it from please, yourGarden is Amazing and I love your woodworking videos

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

It came with the sink. It's a Hahn and I have a video about it back a ways. Thanks for watching.

[@Cottonstatecountry]

Your tomato problem sounds like Grazon is in the compost! They look exactly like Deep South Homesteads tomatoes. Danny traced it back to the hay the cows were eating. The video is called “is your compost the problem?” You might want to watch. He wound up pulling up all of his affected plants(loaded with tomatoes 😩) so that they didn’t eat the chemical! He was so upset not knowing about the chemical since he was trying so hard to be organic!

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

I saw that and really am not sure what it is . All the tomato beds were filled with the same compost and only 2 varieties have a problem but only a couple plants of each have deformities. All his plants had the same symptoms and mine don't. I am wondering if it may be second generation seed stock that had some kind of exposure. Thanks for watching.

[@TNBushcrafter]

Been having 90+ for 2.5 weeks finally got a major thunder storm most of the night and into mid morning. I have the exact same rain gauge.

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

Looks like we will have a record warm July also. Our area is very dry right now. Thanks for watching.

[@davehogan4776]

"I'm Hungry!" LOL looks awesome! Can you also buy the charcoal at Costco? The desert at the end made me laugh!! Thanks!

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

Yes you can. Watch for a sale that brings the cost inline with the Home depot stuff that is full of fillers and chemicals. I can not survive on meat and veggies alone 🍦. Thanks for watching.

[@Cdngardengirl]

Do you fertilize your peppers to get such good yields? I was amazed by the yield of the Cubanelles, or are they simply a heavy producing pepper? I love the idea of the nadapeno peppers and will order seeds. I noticed the Jimmy Nardellos in seed catalogues and will order those as well, they sound tasty. Can you show how you ferment your peppers. Re the pointy bottom tomatoes - some varieties have that. Oxheart has a less pronounced point. Heirloom seeds I got from a Mennonite family had them as well. It's just a shape, no problem with the taste.

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

I just use compost. Topped off all the beds with it this spring. All peppers produce heavily with the right conditions. We have had nothing but sunshine with warm nights that really helps and the bugs never bother them either. It's not normal for those 2 varieties and lately many are having a problem with purchased compost containing a chemical used on hay called Grazon that causes mutations like that. We plant the same varieties each year and never have seen this before. Thanks for watching.

[@davidplourde8688]

Impressive peppers! Do you start your plants from seed or buy plants?

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

Start them all from seeds. There are videos about it. Thanks for watching.

[@robinsong7298]

Sir, did you make your garden trudge? If so I would like to see how if you please. Also you rock growing peppers they are beautiful.

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

Yes I did. I see you found the video.

[@robinsong7298]

@@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023 yes I did it's amazing thank you for sharing. God bless

[@ericroadking7564]

LOL then the ice cream lol you crack me up!!! Great video now I am offically starving to death!! Looks delicious nice job! Garden looking fantastic in my location northeast coast peppers are just budding zuccini also but I am eating green beans. Hope all is well thank you for sharing!!! Be blessed!! Oh look at lost coast plant theropy organic great for pests and pm if caught early add some extra iso alcohol for stubborn pests a little pricy but worth it !!

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

You can't live on meat and veggies alone 🍦. The peppers need warm nights and out heatwave really helped them set fruit. I am surprised my beans survived after being chewed down by the deer. I had Captain Jacks recommended and will try that next. Thanks for watching.

[@susankarpuk7347]

Some gardeners think that pointed end of tomatoes means the compost had grazon

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

That's what I am hearing but only a couple plants have the symptoms and they are all planted in the same load of compost I purchased this spring so I am not sure what it may be. Thanks for watching .

[@maryjemisonMaryjay1936]

Beautiful looks delicious 😋I love Costco’s I’m glad it’s not smellivison 🙋🏻‍♀️ I would raid the Grill 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

Thanks. Costco products are always high quality. Thanks for watching.

[@dangoras9152]

Brother if I lived with you I would weigh a ton. Ur garden is always awesome me and my honey love watching u and honey keep it up brother

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

I weigh pretty close to that now. The little raised beds have worked out great for me. Thanks for watching.

[@this70sgirlrocks]

I’m loving your plants. What do you have them planted in and how many plants in each on.

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

I have 8 in each of the round raised beds. A little tight but no weeds. Thanks for watching.

[@charlottesmart750]

Your peppers are loaded. Here in Louisiana it's just hot . 102 heat 100% humidity it's bad tomatoes are all dieing.

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

Peppers love the heat. We have been in heatwave lately also. Thanks for watching.

[@dexterdog62]

19:45: we have those exact same plates!

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

They used to be sold in almost every department store for a good price. Plus they don't break if you drop them so they last forever,. Thanks for watching.

[@pa.fishpreacher6166]

Does the hardwood charcoal have any kind of fluid or such on it?

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

No additives at all. The cheaper stuff from home depot is full of chemicals and additives. This burns much longer at a more even temperature. We get it at Costco and it really doesn't cost a lot more when it goes on sale .

[@tinkerfreak4602]

I love your garden ... to bad I only rent

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

You can grow a lot in 5 gallon home depot type buckets If you have a little sun. Thanks for watching.

[@tinkerfreak4602]

@@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023 I'll have to give it a shot

[@georgecalcei8068]

What variety of zucchini do you grow?

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

We use Baker Creek seeds and mostly grow Black and generic zucchini. Depends on the seeds offered each year. Thanks for watching.

[@morningflowerB]

I'm about ready to give up. I've worked really hard in my garden. 1st time in 20+ yrs since l had one. A few days ago l went out there and all but 4 of my lettuce is gone. I had kale I've never had before. It was about 3 ft around 2.5 ft tall or so. Gone. They ate everything except the strong vein that goes through the leaf. I noticed they're nibbling on my cabbage which most likely will be next and so on. Even my cayenne peppers! Just the pepper! Lol..smh.. l covered the remaining lettuce with milk cartons. I think l know why l have very few beans that came up. Just stubs. I'm so disappointed. I guess the only thing left to do is an electric fence. I don't know what else to do. I won't hurt them and where we live they could be everywhere. I've seen 2 Groundsquirrels that live under a shed. But I'm sure there is bunnies etc too. They're so cute but I'm so mad at them. I live in the north so my garden is just getting to going. Eek .. exhausting

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

What a let down. I know how I felt just having a couple beds eaten down. I found out it takes a tall fence to keep deer out. Hopefully they will move on and some of your garden will recover. Could try hanging some shiny things around. Thanks for watching.

[@morningflowerB]

@@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023 I will try that. My mom mention spinning pinwheels. I'll do both. Lol 🙋‍♀️ thanks

[@donnadavis613]

Teton de Venus heirloom tomato?

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

All we plant are heirlooms. Thanks for watching.

[@limitlesschoices]

I used the wrong compost and killed everything. Total loss this year.

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

What kind of compost did you use? Thanks for watching.

[@limitlesschoices]

@@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023 I got it off of the Facebook marketplace. It smells like pig manure or horse to me. Probably too much nitrogen or something. All my plants died.

[@jacl4953]

bonjour , my tomato have the same shape then yours.

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

I wonder if it may have something to do with the seeds. Can you cross the border and bring back Costco sausages without being arrested? Thanks for watching.

[@jacl4953]

will not try :-) , wiil not even see my family in michigan this summer :-(

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

It's definitely a lonely world we live in now if you follow the rules. Those that don't are playing a dangerous game.

[@websitesthatneedanem]

Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm!

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

I guess you like peppers. Thanks for watching.

[@BjornBear21]

My stomach is growling...

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

Better do something about that. Thanks for watching.

[@bobhunter7767]

Sandwiches

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

Not when you grill them. Thanks for watching.