WITH GOD ALL THINGS ARE POSSIBLE! ESTABLISHING OUR DREAM HOMESTEAD IN THE ARIZONA DESERT!

[@elizabethbohan8727]

Get some Bacitracin with Zinc ointment from Walmart for your injury Simona. I've been a nurse since 1980. It's the best! Better than Triple Antibiotic Oint. The Zinc in it helps so much. It's also inexpensive less than $4 per tube. Safety glasses sis! Praying for all your projects and Safety. ❤🙏🙏🙏 Yum, your feasting! Your granddaughter is adorable!!!

[@thefiftyplusnetwork]

Your hubby and his helper are gettin’ it done! Everything looks great!

[@tysoncarr5876]

Thank you very much

[@ChanelByDesignxo]

What a treat to see another Simona video!!! Hey girl!

[@simplysimona4562]

Thank you so much!!💜 I appreciate you!🫶🏽🙂

[@jmartinez562]

Great stuff, waiting for my documents to sign on a 5-acre property near Lancaster, California ..... What you guys are doing is Awesome!! the simple tips you are doing for the People of the Deserts is incredible

[@tysoncarr5876]

Nice

[@simplysimona4562]

@@jmartinez562 Thank you so much!!🙂🙏🏾 Congratulations on your land purchase! That’s awesome! We wish you all the best along your journey!

[@ceceliab7263]

Hi Simona, thanks for the first bite. You all are moving right along with the bathhouse. GREAT JOB.

[@gracecallowayable]

Enjoy the process…Happy New Family!!!👠🚌👠

[@kwametsunami3235]

I wish you & your family continual growth & success on any & every endeavor yall find yourselves doing. Love the videos! 🙏🏾

[@pamelaparker5039]

Food is looking good & the bathhouse is coming along great!!❤

[@bulletproof_mom1900]

We are in Southern Utah but our land looks very similar. Raw land and we will start with fencing and berms and swales as soon as it heats back up! 😊

[@WickedFabricationLLC]

You gotta float your eggs!! If you think they are bad just put them in a deep cup of water , if they sink to the bottom they are good if they float they are bad

[@MomBizO]

Learn something new everyday!

[@b4k4survivor]

Yes. This works because part of what makes an egg go bad is oxygen slowly getting inside, so when they get more oxygen inside, they will float. If an egg stays at the bottom of a bowl of water, it's still good. If it floats in the middle or to the top, toss it out. Also, you can even tell how fresh eggs are by this kind of test. If they lay a certain way in the bowl, you can tell if they are less than a week or more than a week old. It's pretty cool.

[@lovematters7122]

Simona you guys can harvest those stones and crystals to sell in bulk to crafters who make jewelry! BIG MARKET! More Blessings!✝️

[@cassiew1734]

Don’t let that leg get infected Simona! Take care of yourself!💜

[@sharonholmes2470]

Hey Simona if by chance you ever get bored (which i doubt 😅) you can learn to wirewrap those quartz crystals with sterling silver wire. It's so much fun! 😊

[@percywilson322]

Please wear safety glasses when using the cordless hammer. We had someone in our family get a nail in his eye.

[@tysoncarr5876]

Ouch 😮

[@tyrarenae3486]

Oh no! 😢😢

[@callieduval3000]

Wow thanks for the warning

[@monicawatkins372]

I think you should think about adding a Yurt to your property for guess it is cheap housing and you can make one a decorate it google it Happy New Year

[@monicawatkins372]

You guys are doing so well it great to see how god blesses his people

[@user-es3zh3jk5o]

I wouldn't move the bath house. You can put in a beautiful path and do some Arizona landscaping. Plant some trees on the side closest to the road. Plus you could paint the building real cute. The long crystal you found will make a darling necklace.

[@brendamoncrief4459]

Look forward to your videos 🎉 YOU had me on the floor hitting that spatula on your skillet😅 You all keep up the good work❤

[@lottiemartin5559]

I will be celebrating in the Lord's house🎉❤. Your grandbaby is so adorable and cute. Just enjoy it however the Lord give it you❤

[@elizzbethjiminez4817]

Very nice property, and the views are spectacular . Have a blessed week.

[@dianah360]

Hello Sis God Bless You and your husband how are you doing you grandbabys are so beautiful .. I love Thia food the dish your fixing is amazing I pray you have a Happy and prosperous New Year God Bless You and keep in 25 be encouraged

[@earlinebrown4495]

You guys projects are coming along really good. God is really blessing You guys to get everything done in your house and your shower on the outside of your land. You guys grand baby is so beautiful but hopefully you You guys are being able to finish up as much as you can before you take off Or at least stick around a little longer before you go see your Grandbaby and kids, 'cause, you know when you guys go ya. I'll be about 2 months. We love you and you guys keep up the good work and good luck in your journey. And God bless you and your family and Happy New Year. 🎉🎉will see you in the new year❤

[@feistylilmama2248]

I believe my mom said we're from North Carolina and when we landed. So I was looking at the Gullah Geechee lingo class 101 was young brother with orange headband was teaching it and it just reminded me so much of the way we spoke when I live down south I'm sure you know what name means nim means ,and studdin,eeme,i aint emme playin,lol like love watch and listen to geehee.and spiritual songs.makes my hear smile.❤❤❤❤😂😂

[@simplysimona4562]

Oh my goodness!! lol!😂 Yesss!!🩷🩷🩷🩷 My family down south uses all the lingo! I love it!

[@lucyjay7963]

Happy New Year and be?safe. God is good all the time. Shoutout from ohio

[@embracinglifedaily23]

As always love everything! Thanks for sharing! Enjoy your New Year! You guys are doing awesome things and I Pray that you continue on your journey of being awesome in everything that you put your hands on! Love You Guys!❤

[@nylotisslaughter7385]

Very nice video I enjoyed it your meal came out looking delicious. And happy New Year to you and your husband and Judah just saying..

[@jaysage976]

Making beats with the spatula. I’m crying 😭 😂

[@uniquenessmocha1180]

Me too 😂😂

[@JustGyrl]

I knew there was an awesome reason why I liked you... I'm from SC... Geechie to the bone!! Lol We love our red rice!!

[@debradixon6746]

God Bless! Happy New Year!

[@patriciashort7908]

You are so Silly but when you said possum and raccoon lol it was that for me I’m from Mississippi and my dad gave us a lot of wild kill. My dad would be 113 if he was still living and my mom a hundred and five. I’m 62 and my daughter is Tia Simone ❤❤❤❤❤

[@simplysimona4562]

@@patriciashort7908 Lol! Good memories growing up!🩷😂

[@angierlevel2187]

When you're putting up the boards on the sides, something I learned, it's better to have it land on a stud. And something that would help putting it up so it's not working against you, screwing in a couple of 2 x 4 pieces on either end. That way the 2 x 4s will help you hold it up while you nail it in

[@tysoncarr5876]

Ok great tip appreciate it

[@lottiemartin5559]

Now that Asia meal look good. I love when you talk while you cook❤

[@traciwilliams5673]

Happy New Year 🎆 God bless you richly 🙏🏽 amen to the scriptures 🙏🏽❤️🙏🏽❤️☮️☮️☮️☮️☮️☮️

[@simplysimona4562]

Thank you!🙏🏽💕🙏🏽 Happy New Year to you too! 🎉God bless!!

[@jaybee608]

Charleston SC here! Rice everyday! Im glad i didn't stay. Everyone has diabetes now!🤪 Happy New Year!🙏❤️

[@simplysimona4562]

🥲🙏🏾

[@Lovinglife007]

My mom is from ladies island

[@MomBizO]

Oh wow, look at that! I’m Geechie as well, from Charleston, SC! Just left there on yesterday and now back in Charlotte, NC. We eat rice with everything! We know how to live off of the land!

[@CarolLovesJesus]

That jumping cactus is some bad stuff for dogs...if they get it stuck to their mouth it's nearly impossible to remove it. Our mastiff was just sniffing the ground and ended up ingesting it... it doesn't breakdown & gets stuck in their throat. Big vet biĺl.

[@tysoncarr5876]

It got him on his back leg. I won't take him next time.

[@chanellcalloway3507]

God is Good 🙌🏽

[@MT-qq6id]

Moving the bath house closer to the big house will provide alittle more privacy just in case you have neighbors that like to use binoculars.

[@yvettepatterson5912]

AMEN 🙏🏾 Happy new year ❤🎉❤🎉❤

[@martismith6276]

I’m really enjoying watching your progress with your bath house. When you were cooking I would have really enjoyed if you had a camera shot of your frying pan. You did a great job with your dish but it would have been better to see how it all came together in the pan. Happy New Year to you and your hubby.

[@theconfidencetrial]

New sub! Love you have God and faith on your journey!

[@jewel9663]

I enjoyed this video

[@carnitabrown7310]

Happy New Year to you and your family Mona🥂 Your grandbaby is a little cutie patootie😂

[@Sunshine11015]

HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYONE🎉🎉🎉

[@cocochanel1029]

Hey Simona.. Girlie you stuff scattered all over the place. The outside shower should be over on the other side by the barn/trailer home that is too far to walk. And besides that it will make the property look much better and not be blocking ur view from the house. You asked so there it is. Luv ur channel keep up the good work 🙌🏽

[@reallyfegurltv]

Looking Great 👍😃❤😊

[@GiGi-rw3rq]

Happy New Year!!!

[@MaxD808x]

Yes,I love rice 🍚

[@janetdouglas6396]

Growing up in Arkansas, I lived that life. Even certain birds.

[@MomBizO]

And even with folks eating “road kill” most lived very long lives. My great grandmother lived to be 110 years old.

[@MomBizO]

Happy New Year to you and the Simply Simona Family!

[@cherylbailey6161]

Good tuesday morning

[@vivianpadilla7025]

Why Thank you for the bite of food 😃 i enjoyed the video always enjoy them sending you all love. I’m relaxing doing the new years 😂 laying in bed watching the count down ❤

[@simplysimona4562]

You’re very welcome my friend! Lol!😂🩷💕 Sounds like a nice comfy New Year to me! Enjoy!!🎉

[@staggerdagger2035]

God bless you and your husband

[@simplysimona4562]

@@staggerdagger2035 Thank you so much💕🫶🏽 God bless you and your loved ones as well!

[@seashellsprosperity8729]

Hello, happy new years. That cut look like it needs more than a band aid, and stitches. When you add salty ingredients add garlic powder instead. i miss amaretto creme for my coffee. 2024 ups and downs? 2025 resolutions? The stones you found could cost more if you take a jewelry making class!

[@talethagaston1485]

You are going to need a water container, a pump for the water, water heater and water proof floor and watter proof interior wall covering.

[@simplysimona4562]

Yes we are🙂 Thank you!

[@carolinatabron2528]

Happy New Year ❤

[@Gr8terIsHe]

Rice and pasta dishes 😋😋

[@janetdouglas6396]

Hello Niecy!

[@simplysimona4562]

@@janetdouglas6396 Hello beautiful!!🩷🥰

[@TinaWilliams-jl7sf]

Hey happy new year ❤ ❤

[@julietteferguson1690]

I AM FROMCHARLESTON SC WE ESPECIALLY LOVE RICE !! Period !!

[@sfedrickbridges]

Happy New Year!

[@talethagaston1485]

Moving the bath house will be too difficult to move. Just paint it or tin it.

[@simplysimona4562]

Maybe we can hire the shed people to come it? Lol!

[@b4k4survivor]

@@simplysimona4562 this is actually a viable option. Any shed company (and probably some others) will have those types of machines that can get under a structure like that and move it around, pretty easily. I believe they're called "powered trailer jacks/dollies". A forklift operator could do the same thing, but would possibly need the ground to be pretty level (and using a trailer jack/dolly might be a lot easier if they're just moving it around on site). I'm not sure how much it would cost to have them come out. I think an average rate might be like $250 to $400, it might cost more because they factor in the time it would take them to drive out there/etc. Still, one of those powered trailer jacks/dollies would probably do it no problem and a forklift could probably get it too (if the ground is even enough). might need to even it out enough for wherever the moving device has to get access to the structure

[@tysoncarr5876]

Great videos

[@simplysimona4562]

Thank you so much! 🙏🩷

[@zacharyneufeld3854]

Have you ever gone gold panning on the property ? The barndominium is SWEET !! AS is God's blessings!!

[@aovoonthefarmsouthernillinois]

Do a video on your First Aid kit. Do the egg float test.

[@toraaugusta6998]

Happy New Year's 🎉🎉❤ God bless 🙌

[@universalangei9320]

What are you going to do about the gray water being dumped on the land? Or are you going to have that water run via a hose into your gray water tank? If so, monitor it or have the shower water drain into a container of its own! Sometimes accidents occur while showering! Or the water will drain into your septic tank? Just pondering how that gray water situation will be dealt with!

[@b4k4survivor]

Based on an earlier video where the septic is installed, they can probably run a drain line into their septic tank... I'd guess it's within 50-100 feet from that location. I think they can possibly legally do something like digging a large ditch near that shower house, drain the water into a perforated pipe that runs along the bottom of that ditch, cover the pipe and infill with gravel and large stone (so no humans or animals can come into contact with the shower waste water). Arizona is very permissible when it comes to "outdoor showers". Lots of people have pools in areas like Phoenix and will install outdoor showers that more or less flow into nearby vegetated basins (or a ditch like I've described). There have not been any real issues with public health/etc. The key is ensuring that wherever the water is discharging into is large enough to take that volume of water and the water cannot come into contact with animals/people (surface discharge is normally not allowed, if not altogether forbidden). If you search youtube for Brad Lancaster and "Plant your greywater as you shower" and "Dryland-harvesting home gathers sun, rain, food, & more" you will find videos that show an example of a permaculture expert in the Tucson area who has an outdoor shower among many other cools things. I have tried to encourage them to look into his books and examples. I honestly believe they will be able to build something that responsibly deals with whatever public health concerns and other issues typically arise from greywater disposal. The county might be strict or they may have issues if somebody on YT calls and complains, but I think if they just ensure the water has 2-3 times the necessary space it needs to drain (for like a 10 minute shower) and is covered in a way to prevent human/animals from accessing it, they will be fine. They will need to learn to space out showers/etc. which they should try to do anyway as they are draining into their septic. Their Travel Trailer is probably piped to drain it's gray and blackwater into their septic tank already. This is allowed by Mohave county as long as they apply for a renewable permit (which I believe they have).

[@AdamArceneaux-m8x]

❤❤❤💯

[@ChantelHook]

I’m going to try that dish

[@HolyVisionNetworkPodcast]

You should sell the rocks. I would purchase some!

[@MarkAdams-c3q]

I support black excellence

[@LEEWashington-t3w]

Hey, cousin my family is from Beaufort also not only are we Geechee were Gullah also rice for every meal😂

[@b4k4survivor]

Lots of beautiful places in Arizona. Lots of "rock-hounding" too. Just try to be as respectful of the land as you can be, mindful of where you're at (sometimes it's private property and it might not seem like it, so make sure you're good with where your collecting from). I try to follow a very "leave no trace" kind of ethos, like take nothing and leave nothing when out in nature so you are leaving as much beauty as possible to the next generations, but that type of place you were at is where a lot of gravel/rocks gets deposited by water coming down from the nearby mountains/bolders/rocks. There are always going to be more and more little bits of rock like that as stuff upstream naturally crumbles off of the cliff faces or gets scooped along by storm water. So, in my opinion, if you are taking smaller little chunks like you got, that is not like you are greatly degrading the land or anything. I think it's harmless as long as you don't go crazy with it. Digging into stuff with tools and taking a lot of stuff out, I disagree with that kind of practice (unless it's a site where actual mining/prospecting is allowed like a gold claim, but normally you have to pay to dig in areas like that or your own private property if you find rocky spots). Also, don't just assume some of the stuff you find near your place isn't as special. The actual dirt/sediment of your land was formed by the same process, sediment and fine sand being carried down from the mountains and gradually spreading out in layers in the valley down below. You might find some very cool stuff even when digging in very "boring" looking places. It takes the right kind of eyes and experience to know, but I'm just saying, don't overlook stuff around your own place because it might have some very cool stuff too. I personally don't have a problem with people gathering stuff in public right of way type spaces if it's very small and stuff no bigger than you can carry in one hand, but I'd personally not use tools to dig into stuff or remove stuff that is part of the bedrock or take anything that is very large. It makes the land much less stable when you take big stuff, but taking a few handfuls of smaller rocks like you did (which I think is fine) isn't a big deal as long as you aren't just taking and taking and taking repeatedly from the same spot. Kinda a cool thing about living in alluvial floodplains next to mountains like that is you can find some cool rocks (and things like those small crystals). You might come to really find the geology aspect of the area where you're at fascinating. There is a lot of cool stuff like that, especially in Arizona (mining was one of the first major industries in the state, you'll probably notice many museums about it as you visit different places). Those type of cool rocks are everywhere (and others), you can probably even find them when digging or looking around rocky spots on your properties. Also, good luck with the shower building. It's cool that you are learning on something small like that. Mistakes will be made, maybe even the remedies won't work out, but if you learn something, the next time you'll be better and better. I am not particularly handy or strong, so I probably would have struggled to do even as much as you guys have accomplished. Definitely pick the brain of that contractor you work with if you get the chance. I would even ask him things like where he gets materials (is it also Home Depot)? A lot of times, you can find small lumber yards or hardware stores that might be cheaper than HD. Sometimes they are convenient too and might have better prices or better quality for what you pay for. Places like that might carry stuff like drywall too, it never hurts to ask. If you haven't already, you can go on Google maps and search "lumber near me" and see if there are any other places in that area you can check out. You can even call them sometimes and ask them about prices, just look at what you normally buy at Home Depot and write down those names, and then call them up and ask them if they have the same kind of lumber or an equivalent and what it costs. Sometimes they have other types of lumber that is better/cheaper/etc, so try to ask questions if you find people who are good at explaining. I know you probably know this, but I think you might be able to save some money on some of this stuff and it might be places that are about as easy to get to. Kingman has some of that stuff and likely some of the surrounding areas too (even as far as Bullhead City/Fort Mohave

[@maryhaywood2126]

Happy new year 🎊

[@williambennett4608]

Nice

[@simplysimona4562]

Thank you so much! 🙂

[@ladyshay4323]

❤

[@SpoonsStyle]

😂Simona you are so funny 😂do you speak Gullah?? My mom has a friend from John’s Island and her accent is very distinct. I too grew up eating roadkill 😂 Rocky, Bullwinkle, Buggs, Bambi… you name it.. I used to LOVE raccoon with hot sauce and sweet potatoes. My grandmother could make anything taste good and not gamey. ❤❤❤❤ We make plans but he orders our steps 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽 #OrderMyStepsInYourWord

[@ARMYROADDOG]

Boss man next time you go back to HD get you some gorilla gloves. they will help a lot with lifting the plywood.

[@jwilli850]

I forgot to like 👍🏾 this the other day… I came back 😂

[@Lovinglife007]

I'm here!!!!😂

[@Tammymalone9620]

Ok, I'm a little confused why you guys not using a level? Lol

[@nanad9048]

🙏🏽❤️🙏🏽

[@AknightstaleAdventures]

Bro, got the wrong drywall he should’ve got the green drywall for the shower area. He just got regular drywall but is your husband from Detroit because I’ve noticed he wears a lot of Detroit stuff. I am from Detroit. #GoLions.

[@simplysimona4562]

Thank you, he’s from the East side of the D. The drywall is for the barndo not the shower house

[@Deyanira9944]

Team rice❤

[@simplysimona4562]

Yessss!!!!👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾😂🩷

[@MT-qq6id]

Will the "Wash Balls Here " sign go in the bath house? Lol

[@tysoncarr5876]

😅😅

[@simplysimona4562]

😂😂😂 Yes!! lol! I bought it yesterday for $1 and thought it would go great in there! Haha!

[@DabreeOne]

put an egg in water if it floats=nope If it sinks don't blink it's good!

[@DabreeOne]

be there by 3yrs & on regularly

[@charlespugh2717]

You need to get a ATV TO MUCH WALKING BEAUTIFUL LAND

[@simplysimona4562]

Yes! I want one so bad! It’s in our future,Lord willing!🙌🏾🩷🙏🏾

[@pearlhall3416]

Hey Samona, I am from South Carolina!! Where is your mom from in South Carolina?

[@eddiesosa2510]

Do you get mail there ? Amazon?

[@jrjackson]

Where do we add our email to get the list of property for sale?

[@pearlhall3416]

I never ate possum 😂😂

[@EffectivImmediately]

Could you clear the spatula one more time on the sauce pan? 🤣

[@tar2927]

Did you drill that well yet?

[@simplysimona4562]

Not yet. We need to save up $30k😭😭😭

[@tar2927]

@@simplysimona4562 you go girl!!! Its been a New York minute since I gotten any bells on you; so I reset the subscribe and now I have to catch up. on the thumb ups..Stay bless my sister!!!

[@tar2927]

p.s. I see you closing in on that 100K .....

[@simplysimona4562]

@ KZbin be trippin sometimes! Lol!😂 Thank you so much for your support! Have a beautiful New Year!💜🎉

[@simplysimona4562]

@ Yes!! Yay!!! I’m so excited!🎉🎉🎉 Thank you for your love and support!🩷🩷🫶🏽

[@olivialopez3034]

Simona? What is in your purse that you must carry it? 😅

[@SolesforChrist]

Now I am hungry 😂

[@simplysimona4562]

lol!😂

[@NaturalJoy50]

Are there snakes in that area?

[@simplysimona4562]

Yes. I’ve seen 3 within the year I’ve been out here! I like the rattlesnakes cause they warn you if you know if you get near them so I love having that warning🙂

[@b4k4survivor]

@@simplysimona4562 thank you for being respectful of the native wildlife. Be very careful always of course, and watch Judah the best you can (I always cringe a little when he's off leash because I worry about snakes, but there is training for it so dogs will avoid them, and it is your own judgment about having him off lead/etc). I just want to warn you that younger rattlesnakes don't always have developed "rattles" on their tales, so they'll flick their tails like other rattlesnakes do, but they won't always make a sound. Also, a common way people have problems with snake is if they step on them or reach up above them (like when climbing a rock when hiking) and step on or accidentally grab the snake. In that case, you can be bit with no warning because the snake might not have realized how close you were. Very common injury in the colder months is people, pets, horses stepping on snakes that are out in the road, on a sidewalk, on a trail because the snake likes to sun itself to charge its battery for hunting at night. P.S. I want to thank you again for having a healthy respect for rattlesnakes and appreciation for them. They also do a wonderful job helping to keep the rodent population down. They are a vital part of the desert ecosystem, so I really appreciate that you don't automatically treat them as some horrible thing. You should definitely be respectful of them, a snake bite is no joke (it's a medical emergency that requires immediate medial attention and likely very expensive anti-venom), and I highly suggest you watch videos about what to do when you encounter them if you haven't already, perhaps even having the phone number of removal experts in your area that you can call if you ever have a snake in a place that you can't deal with. You'll find videos where they show you how you can use a good spray bottle to sort of spray the back of a snake and convince it to move (like kinda coaxing it away from your structure/etc). There are also videos that show you how you can possibly put them into buckets with special lids using hooks like you've probably seen snake handlers use and relocating them away from your property, ideally no further than 1 mile from where you found them (or they are very likely to die if you relocate them more than 1 mile) -- but that kind of stuff generally takes special equipment and training and I would not suggest it for non-professionals. Still, you can learn some things from watching videos like that and it might make you appreciate it more if you ever do need to call a removal professional. Removal professionals might not be terrible expensive either because I think a lot of those types of people actually do that job because they respect the animal and appreciate when people don't just kill them/etc. There are things you can do too, like not creating "snake habitat" or places they like to hang out. Piles of material, especially wood, can be a prime snake habitat because they like to hunker down in cooler places in the hotter parts of the day. Like, I would advice as you complete your shower house, you consider buying a wire mesh from home depot called "hardware cloth" or maybe metal skirting to cover the crawlspace underneath and provide a physical barrier to prevent snake or rodents/other animals from getting under there. It's more complicated than I can explain here, but if you've ever seen a mobile home or cabin, a lot of time they have like metal or even wood "skirting" that covers the space underneath them. If it was hardware cloth or metal, I would suggest digging a shallow ditch (like 6 inches deep) and extending the hardware cloth that far down, then backfilling with dirt. That way, it discourages any "burrowing" type animals. It needs to be hardware cloth or a solid piece of metal too because chicken wire won't stop rodents or snakes or even other animals like say a javelina/coyotes even.

[@Saltiumine]

they found a bush and said god provides everything they need in nature, so what food is there which provides all nutrients in nature

[@simplysimona4562]

Huh???🤦🏽‍♀️

[@tysoncarr5876]

People did live off the land before Big Pharmacy took over, Medicine was made from natural plants . Like dandelions. Many others, leafs, etc . Therefore, it's all provided by God

[@Saltiumine]

@@simplysimona4562 at 0:58 its said. As far as i know the only thing edible is catching animals in nature or farmed crops. But saying that after finding a bush with tea leaves might be a reach

[@Lovinglife007]

​@@Saltiumineyou can eat cactus as well plus wild game , there's also wild cattle and donkeys

[@hopskotia]

Man stop trolling....

[@brownladybugperry7973]

They sell low sodium soy sauce