What Do Homesteaders Buy From The Grocery? Grocery Haul | Family Of 5

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[@debbiehullen9147]

Jen, you can make you kids homemade pop tarts with home made pie crust using your butter and and put your homemade jam inside. It is a yummy treat that they might enjoy and it is WAY better than Poptarts!! 😂🤷‍♀️

[@sheliaheverin8822]

I'm the "buy frozen biscuits" person. Going to start making them up in bulk and freeze uncooked. I'll know exactly what's in them.

[@Mericel1]

No one should criticize. If you want to add pre made food or junk food or any food to what you grow and raise, it is your right 💕💕

[@jackiehorsley9263]

it's great that you can be sustainable and how you do things around your home me and my daughter are low income so we have to depend on food pantries and grocery stores of course we live in town and grocery stores are close to us and their big grocery stores too of course food is so high but we just have to deal with it

[@psw47]

OH man! I am going to send ya'll some Maine Maple Syrup!! You deserve it and since I'm from Maine I know just where to get it for you!! 💛🍁🍁🍁🧡

[@thecottagerose]

This was a good video, although some of the criticisms of grocery stores, I didn't agree with. While the corporate stores leave a lot to be desired, when it all comes down to it, its food, and you CAN eat it. Not all are able to grow their food or even a portion of their food. Now, to be transparent, I do work in an AZ owned Kroger store, called Frys, and our produce is still being grown in Arizona, because we are in zone 9b, and we have several months left. My own garden is finally taking off, because the summer was incredibly harsh on my plants. I am looking forward to eating my own produce :) And canning for the new year :)

[@rebeccakirian5455]

I honestly don’t think they were criticizing. I took it as making people aware of what’s available in dif demographics and the quality of food. Good Video 😊

[@fatimaperez9181]

You forgot to add we aren’t able to grow half the amount of veggies here in 9b during the summer either.

[@thecottagerose]

@@fatimaperez9181 Game on now, though. The garden is making up for the dismal heat and monsoons

[@fatimaperez9181]

@@thecottagerose😅

[@karenlemley8656]

Those biscuits look amazing Can I get the recipe?

[@moprepper5007]

I love your videos and this was a great one. Never apologize for your lifestyle. You can eat whatever you choose and nobody else should get a say in that except your family. Your biscuits looked fantastic too! 😉 Tip for your crazy expensive green onions: put roots in shallow water cup in fridge or on counter and they’ll keep growing for months if you never cut below 1/3 of length. Just freshen the water once or twice a week.

[@GAPeach58]

I love it; you said "taters"!! ❤😁🥔🥔🥔🥔🥔🥔🥔🥔😋. I'm born & raised mostly in the South & we've always said taters. We forget sometimes people we don't know don't know "Southern" talk. Lol

[@janemosherpage2748]

I love to make a homemade soup using my preserved beef broth or chicken broth. Toss in some 'taters, carrots, green beans, onions and garlic. I often add a few shakes of jalapeno Tabasco. Sometimes I thicken it with a bit of butter and flour. Super easy, inexpensive and OH! so tasty. Almost "free food". Zack's biscuits would be perfect with it.

[@Frankie_902]

Thank you for showing the grocery hauls again. Most of us not-so-perfect people do give in to the guilty pleasures and trying to stay on the 'healthier' balance of things isn't so easy. With that said I respect your choices and thank you for sharing them because they do help guide us. I appreciate it very much! Thank you❣️

[@jenniferrichardson2702]

I replant my green onion roots and eat off them for a long time. I just cut off the green and leave the roots. Would those grow in your green house?

[@coverscornersurburbanhomes6235]

I'd love to see more of this type of video. Sometimes we focus on outside the house so much. We have a small homestead, but source our milk/beef/pork from local farmers. We try to eat as clean as possible, but we DO still have those little guilty pleasures too! We too live in a small town and we do have several grocery stores available. But, the prices are high here as well. Our closest Sam's and/or Costco is 50 minutes away. We do bulk shopping every 3 months, and I fill in with any perishables we need at the local stores. We have a good-sized garden space which is still under construction since this was our first year here. AND, we are working on building a green house thanks to y'alls video! Thanks for sharing! ~ Stephanie

[@destinyandpurpose]

O man, those biscuits and gravy!! ❤ I enjoyed your grocery haul, I have eaten tomatoes, peppers, and cucumbers from my garden this year too. I would love to see more on how you grow and start your winter garden. In my home we gotta have snacks too, and they aren't always healthy. And for those who want to say something about it, I say you didn't buy it, so you can't criticize it, mind ya business, lol 😉

[@kathrynsavela9506]

It seems so elementary but honestly, it’s just my husband and me and food waste is THE HARDEST problem for us! I want to have a bigger garden and can more but we just struggle to eat it all. I need to get my family involved so I can give them food too. I wish I could find a food sharing person or something to share a half a cabbage head or a half a bag of lemons or whatever, if that makes sense. Thanks for your ideas.

[@debrabrown6145]

What state do you live in?

[@crystalcorbin1232]

Yes, yes, yes! More from Jenn and also from Zac! Love, love your KZbin channel!! ❤️

[@aaronaakre9470]

Glad to see I’m not the only one to use paper plates! I cheat and use plastic forks as well. Hate washing the flatware. Lol

[@wendykennedy8778]

I'm currently in the process of eating from my freezer and pantry right now. It is so nice to see and hear what you've bought and will use. Thank you so much for being here. I enjoy your videos very much. So from our tiny farm to yours, have a wonderful day.

[@nancyrasmussen2016]

I make my own low budget syrup. 2 cups sugar one white, one brown, 1 cup water, boil, add make line and vanilla extract if wanted. It's good. Maybe you won't like it but worth a try. Sometimes you just need other things to eat, I get It! Nancy from nebraska

[@BellaGirl183]

I ❤your honesty. Great job. Everyone needs a treat every once in awhile!

[@sundaynightdinnerswithdebo945]

LOVE LOVE LOVE the dump truck insert!!! I had to stop my hubby at work to tell him about it, and sure enough, he burst out laughing too :)

[@GAPeach58]

I thought my tv was doing something funny or I was seeing things, it flashed so quickly. Lol

[@authorillustratorbjlapierb61]

I agree with everything you all are doing. Healthy food starts at home. Right now as I was watching this, I was on my second drying tray of homemade spaghetti noodles. No preservatives, just down home good cooking. We can our own spaghetti sauce and I used Jen's Bread and Butter Pickle recipe and made not only pickles out of cucumbers, but out of zucchini too and they are wonderful! I make (noodles and such) and can as much home grown garden food as possible. My husband hunts, and we fish for the big steelhead trout for our food as well. We are trying to be as self sufficient as possible, and each year, we are getting just a little bit closer. Love you guys! 💕

[@staciw4979]

Y'all are so awesome! Thanks for showing me a better way to do things and also look at things too. Jenn, will you do a video on making cabbage rolls please sometime lol. Much love to you both!

[@tessoxford5074]

Nothing wrong with some wants. Comfort foods are moral boosters. I think your real, honest and a wonderful family.

[@yayasorensen4351]

We produce 90% of our food between my small homestead and 2 of my direct neighbors. We are produce, poultry, and seafood. neighbor #1 is beef and dairy, neighbor #2 is pork and foraging. We all hunt and fish together. We have fruit and nut trees on each property with hives for pollination and honey. What we don't have is certain baking needs, spices , salt, coffee, chocolate, and candy. I mean it's a crime to not have cinnamon bears in the house at all times.... right?!

[@ritafirestone761]

I am canning all my dry beans. It makes it easy to make soups or dishes faster. We have canned alot of soup too. Watching all of you canning things to help be more sustainable has helped me be a better canner. I have made 15 kinds of jelly, and my sister in law makes special breads. We are making gift baskets for Christmas.

[@tlcmercer3427]

I Love your sustainability.. seeing pepperoni wondering if you’ve ever fried pep or baked it.. gets so crispy you Can’t stop eating it...Beautiful Mammoth Sunflower! I’ve always grown all kinds.. especially the different colors.. the Pink ones are gorgeous., I have a lot on my Instagram...Have a Good weekend.. 🍁🎃🍂

[@rhondabuce8348]

I was very fortunate when I lived in Indiana. We drove to "Amish Country" where we found real maple syrup a farm made. We would buy two gallons at a time because they ran out of it fast. Loved it up there.

[@Epmuinlk]

I was just thinking yesterday how I miss your Aldi hauls. On a bigger note, I’m sorry for the loss of your Nanny. She sounds like a wonderful lady.

[@ahtemmathehun3506]

I'm with you on pop tarts and breakfast cereals, Jen and Zack! We can't grow our food due to location but I do buy in bulk and scratch cook pretty much everything but pasta. We eat fairly low carb in our household so we don't have a ton of pasta and make our own bread, store made bread is usually a treat. It's really expensive to get meat here, I'm struggling to get a decent store up of it. Yall inspire me to keep pushing towards our dream of going back to homesteading! Thank you for posting this, it was comforting.

[@Rosaprep247]

Love you guys!!! Sometimes you watch homestead channels and it seems like they never eat from the grocery store, even though you know they do. Thanks for sharing!!!

[@godsbuckets]

Yes, I agree!

[@jenniferrescott1149]

I always put my green onion roots in water in a glass in window so I have green onion all winter..for 1 price

[@jessiesalisbury7044]

Yeah You got it! So what do homesteaders buy from the grocery store. I raise anywhere from 80 - 90% of our food. I don't raise a great lot of herbs and spices so what I don't raise I buy. Our milk cows are new to our farm but the goats are putting out enough milk. Things like certain cheeses I buy, of course salt, nuts, some fruits, cat and dog food, toilet paper, paper towels, CLR, and other cleaners. I could get by without a lot of the stuff I buy, but stuff that I raise we eat. I am training a woman on how to plant a garden ETC, I told her that when you raise your food you must come up with ways how to cook them to taste good. Quiet frankly I love fried potatoes with onions added. I am sorry for all those people who think they have no place to raise anything when you can raise a lot in buckets of dirt, cardboard boxes, and other things that would only be discarded. When the going gets tough the tough gets going.

[@lynnetaylor4549]

Love this video,,I have been getting my beef ,and now some chicken and pork from my local farmer, we went in on a cow ,it’s being processed right now,,can’t wait to start making homemade meals,it’s a slow process but I’m getting there,,as I’m disabled so a little garden did all my tomato’s into a sauce so I can make whatever I want like chilli ,stuff peppers and other stuff with tomato sauce,,❤and squash and little cucumbers as pickles ,we just went to the cranberry marsh to get fresh cranberries,yumm,that I can put on tacos ,chicken ,pork chops,turkey,,please take care,,

[@cathleenkusher3887]

You can make your own syrup. Two cups of sugar, one cup of water and maple flavoring. Cook it till sugar is dissolved, cool and put in a container.

[@onelittlemiracle241]

I appreciate this video. We want to be as self sufficient as possible, but also want balance and not to feel like we’re failing to want to get some things at the store every now and then.

[@susanturner9023]

I agree if you grow it and spend time, care, and money on that! You dang sure should eat that( don’t let it spoil)! I would imagine those who put it up or give away you would. But I love all y’all choose to share! ✌🏻🙏🏼❤️

[@pamelasims5029]

I love you guys , and the best part is you only live 45 miles from me so I will be purchases your tinctures and visited your store ..❤

[@trinklesgardenandhomelife3086]

You can stick the green onions in soil and they will regrow for you.

[@cyndeecollings9461]

JEN WHAT WE DO WITH KABASA IS WE FRY UP SOME CUT UP BACON WHEN IT IS ALMOST DONE SHRED YOUR CABBAGE AND SOME ONION PUT IT IN WITH THE BACON AND COOK OVEF LOW HEAT. CUT IP THE KABASA ABD LAY OVER THE TOP AND LET IT STEAM. IT MAKES A GREAT MEAL. YOU CAN MAKE IT WITHOUT THE BACON IF LIKE WE JUST LIKE THE FLAVOR

[@growinggenerationshomestea516]

Cabbage rolls, yum! What things do your kids cook?? Or help with in the kitchen

[@tgslorenzo]

Zac and Jenn, I live in South Florida.. We grow a lot of vegetables here in the Winter. We are the bread basket of America in the winter! We don’t get frigid temps in South Fla… Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Green Beans, Squash, ZucchiniGreen Peppers, Corn, etc.. A lot of the farmers I know Don’t use gmo seeds.. Which is a plus.. Ask your stores for Florida grown Veggies and Fruits.. Boxes store like to buy imports instead of buying USA Produce..

[@lisamckeehan5980]

Just in case you haven't thought about it, you can make your own maple syrup. Terry and I did year before last. We were amazed at how much syrup you get from 2 sugar maples! Would make a great " how to" video Zach!

[@carmens5541]

LOVE grocery hauls! Thanks for sharing with us!

[@ginnysulya9805]

Hi guys I enjoyed this as I believe balance is important to enjoying life! I have cut way back on buying from grocery store as even the things I used to think were essential (some canned soups taste so bad compared to homemade the convenience is not worth the bad taste and high salt and other things I don’t want to be eating! Zack cut the bottom, root end off those green onions and and grow them inside! They grow fast! I would like to see seed saving videos ( if you do that and how you make your own pasta ( butternut squash pasta sounds so delicious). ❤

[@kelleyyoung2791]

New here. I would love to see healthy, homegrown recipes, for sure! So far, love your content!

[@amberatwood]

Oh man I used to work at our local IGA when I was in high school over 20 yrs ago, didn't even know they were still around. Ahhh memory lane ☺️ love the video thanks guys!!

[@Brenda0312F]

Grocery stores do have organic selections. In some of their sections like meat and produce and dairy. I think they even have sprouted breads... It’s expensive...but so is growing anything if our own...animals or plants. Plants require water and supplemental things for the soil...🤷🏻‍♀️

[@crystalclick1182]

I have not done this but a friend of mine swears you can put your green onions in a glass of water and they will keep growing for future use! Worth a shot to extend the $4 purchase.

[@ItsGluetimeyall]

Cut those green onions about 2 inches from the root and plant them. They come back cut use they come back done this for years!

[@elizabethpayne4517]

your both just wonderful ❤️

[@JKnight911]

Thank you for sharing! I did purchase Jen’s cookbook!! Everything I’ve made out of it is absolutely delicious ❤️❤️ I think most of us have those guilty not so good food pleasures…….not so bad if it’s not everyday all day lol. We all have that craving from time to time to eat “junkie” as long as it’s in moderation. You’re an inspiration to so many to become self sufficient. Due to my back injury, and leg injury I can’t keep up with a huge garden or even livestock. But I do purchase from local farmers all summer long and can my butt off to get me through the winter. I also source my meat from a local farmer. I hope your family has a wonderfully blessed week!

[@deborahross8586]

I really enjoy and love all of your videos. I only live about an hour from you, we are in southeast ky right on the border on tn. My best friend and I have talked about one of these days making a trip to your farm and store. So hopefully one day soon I will get the pleasure of saying hi and doing some shopping with you.

[@lauraklein6405]

Just an FYI, Walnut Creek food which is made, sourced by the Amish is available for home delivery! Just found out about this. 😊

[@cpbarnes]

Fun fact: Houchens corp owns that IGA and the Save-A-Lot across the street in Barbourville

[@Dana-nw7pp]

The snack crackers can be vaccum sealed in mason jars and stored in pantry. I have ritz, wheat thins, and cheez its all in jars in the pantry. I don't want to be without my snacky things or crackers for my canned soups.

[@shadowkissed2370]

Heads up that cold international delight coffee might give you tummy issues. It gives everyone I know tummy issues.

[@reesekolcow6136]

So - here’s the thing- Aldi is a German owned company- IGA are franchises of an American company- So even though you may not get the selection at an IGA - I’d rather support them - and you just cut the greens off those onions & put the white part into a jelly jar of water - they’ll keep growing for you..,

[@cararyan6646]

I could never be harsh on you guys. You bring me too much joy. 🥰

[@sharonjennings1282]

I love how you make choices and your kids make choices to still get some treats and things that you enjoy. Just because you’re a homesteader does it mean you can’t have some fun to. I thoroughly enjoyed this video and I love your channel so keep posting!

[@rkwms3934]

Great video, and not all Grocery stores are created equal thumbs up, yes do more past video sorry to hear about passing of family member

[@silenttreenaturals]

Very rural here...I understand the IGA dilemma. Dollar General is cheaper, though we try not to have to go to either. We have only been in our new location a couple of months, so we are just getting started again! We are very Blessed to have local raw milk (praying for cows soon!) and grass-fed meat options, so between bulk ordering, Azure Standard, Misfit Markets and monthly Aldi trips (an hour away), we do pretty well...I also make most of our stuff from scratch. We try to eat clean and organic, but hey, on those monthly Aldi trips, we sure enjoy our Krystals and Dunkin Donuts!!! God Bless!

[@shelly936]

@Stivers Homestead Jen I tried the International Coffee you show in the video. It tasted ok, but felt sick afterwards because it has so much sugar! This was one thing that pushed me to get away from sugar as much as possible. Real cream in black coffee is so much better, but you did say you're not much of a coffee drinker. Just wanted to share the sugar part for anyone out there not accustomed to reading labels. We Love you guys and your channel! ❤️

[@robinjohnston8180]

Buying food items has gone through the roof expensive. So we are going to have to make some changes in our purchased items. I started growing an apple tree recently and it is taking a while for the tree seedling to grow a stronger stem. It has plenty of leaves now. But the stem is very thin.

[@robinjohnston8180]

I have many seeds planted for Cantellopes. I recently planted a pinapple.

[@marysidle5132]

I love your videos! The meal ideas are great! Trying to be a 'perimeter' shopper only, but it can be a challenge. Thanks for sharing!

[@faithfifield7278]

While they may be a little more expensive. By shopping at IGA (Independent Grocers Association) you are supporting a local business. IGA was form in 1926 to help independent family grocery stores compete in the market. It is very interesting to learn the history behind some business. I only knew this cause it was part of a marketing class I took in college. Any time I have the option to support a family owned or local business I will. Thank you for sharing, I agree sometimes you just gotta have a little sumthin.

[@thefiresidefarms]

Haha the automatic captions introduce you as "Starbucks homestead".. how hilarious!

[@jenniferrastley7337]

Are you doing the pantry challenge? Another challenge? Love your channel

[@user-yr1ks5km8o]

Love you guys, thanks for sharing your lives with us!

[@diannemiller4754]

We had breakfast burritos for supper tonight. My hens are laying against...nice!!!

[@robinjohnston8180]

The only food we buy from outside the USA is the Avacados from Mexico. Sometimes Mangoes are from Mexico also.

[@gretchenjustice1903]

Would love to learn your cabbage rolls and rice recipe.

[@lynnbetts4332]

One use for eggs is making egg casseroles. Being single, I make them up, cut into rectangles, and freeze them, single serving. I throw various veggies in. Zucchini strips, carrot shreds, hashbrowns, onions, broccoli. Egg/milk mixture over the top and bake. I serve with either salsa or greek yogurt with dill on top or chipotle seasoning from Aldi. I make a 8-grain cooked cereal every morning with frozen blueberries and agave syrup. I buy the grains in large quantities and mix myself, instead of buying a pre-made mix. For fruit smoothies, I buy canned pineapple and freeze the chunks myself, and buy bananas and freeze slices. Eventually, I'll freeze my own strawberries and blueberries, but not yet. One of my favorite meals is sautéed cabbage with garlic, cubed potatoes, and Aldi's Apple chicken sausage. Getting my Chinese cabbage planted this week, so hopefully, only the sausage will be bought in the future. Grew garlic last year and got a 1/2 bushel of red potatoes from my small bed. Got multiple packages of the sausage put in the freezer over summer before prices went up.

[@deltorres2100]

Because of all ya Homesteaders ..I have a bountiful garden ..this is my 2 bd year and I have learned so much from y’all…please give us a TOUR OF THE BASEMENT PANTRY…soon .. 🌱 🌱🌱🌱🌱

[@conniegant7781]

You guys are Awesome! Don’t stress what you get from the grocery everyone deserves there wants every now and again. I would Love to see more of Jenn whatever she doing around the homestead. God Bless you and your family. I just ordered your book, I didn’t know you had one, looking forward to receiving it.

[@robinjohnston8180]

WE eat a lot of Fruit at this home and we go through eggs quite regularly! Where we buy eggs in bulk from Sam's Club.

[@dianewhite8950]

I do like the theme of this video. Thanks for sharing. God bless

[@mimibvo]

Ooohhhhh that biscuit and gravy looked so good! Now I’m craving me some!

[@beverleyweatherall9573]

Love your ideas ❤

[@HaywireHomestead]

Grewst video. We shop way different now than we did years ago before we started growing some of our own meat and most produce.

[@futurefolk9919]

I'd encourage you and everyone else to check the ingredients on the foods you are purchasing, especially snack foods. Look for 'contains bioengineered ingredients'. Bioengineered is different from GMO. Bioengineered utilizes CRISPR technology. They remove 'something' to change the property of a product, where GMO adds 'something'. Think of GMO seeds that will only grow with a specific pesticide. Many of the name brands you grew up on are made this way now. Campbell's soup, Knorr, Duncan Hines, the list goes on.

[@deborahlawing2728]

I read on the Goldfish cracker label that they use GMO ingredients making that ubiquitous snack crackers. So disappointing.

[@jenniferrichardson2702]

Make your own pop tarts! I've seen recipes got them!

[@lillianrushton7387]

I hear you about the high prices.wow ,I live in a small town,and let me tell it is over priced as well as most of them are.So I am turning more to farms to supply my meat.I preserve what ever I can.On my wish list this year is a pressure cooker,and a freeze dryer

[@lillianrushton7387]

Wish me luck 😃

[@adellegill5921]

Cut the white off green onion and stick in ground you'll have green again in a week ready to cut. Same here with stores. I find you have to shop wherever the majority shops to get freshest stuff because it has a higher turnover since more people shop there. I have Publix Winn Dixie save alot and Walmart. Walmart has the freshest produce everyone else is rotten. I love y'alls videos I could watch you everyday. And yes I agree we buy junk food and enjoy it mixed in to a healthy diet. Sometimes I just buy stuff for convenience cause I'd rather not make it but I can. I see y'all buy ketchup. I can make it but honestly love store bought better. Save the tomatoes for sauce and salsa. Lol keep videos coming love you guys.

[@tamararoberts9307]

What I do with chips is divide the big bags up into snack baggies 😉

[@jackieperkins8514]

Yum! I want some of those biscuits and gravy! 😋

[@marciannaprice1882]

Nearest Walmart/ Sam's club/Costco from us is almost 3 hours..just small town groceries near us..very expensive! We drive the 3 hours about every 4 months. I grow & preserve as much as possible. Thank goodness for Azure Standard! I make my own tortillas...I turn some into chips...I add herbs to the dough..yummy

[@jojovaughn4581]

I love the tomato and basil wheat thins!!

[@susanturner9023]

Your logic makes sense to me! ❤

[@marshamaynard7159]

We order our maple syrup from Covered Bridge Maple Syrup Sugaring in Newport Vermont. It is so good. :)

[@terryhenderson424]

If you like a rich brew of coffee, look into a French press. Look for a glass cylinder with chrome covered steel frame, metal lid. Look for the 10 or 12 cup size. You can use fewer grounds and even get Foldgers Classic to taste significantly better.

[@nanajuje7573]

Please research the wheat thins. They are banned in certain countries because of a chemical in the packaging.

[@karaerway4907]

Isn’t it amazing that in this country there are so many chemicals in our food that are banned in other countries??!!! I wish people would do their research.

[@lisanowakow3688]

Although, I bought a couple butternut squash from Azure Standard and it lasted on the shelf for a year before I canned it.

[@charmainemrtnz]

Put the root part of your green onions in water and they will regrow the green part. At least you might duplicate maybe triple your green onion purchase since it was so expensive. Just a thought.

[@francrow8645]

Good to see you at HOA. Still think you need quail. The kids could start their own business. ❤

[@lauren2196]

Great video! Thanks for all you do.

[@paulahensley9583]

Love this video. Thank you for sharing.

[@kimberlierauton9094]

Loved your haul that’s how I found you by watching you and your other house do a Auldi haul so you go shopping so people can find you and learn more to come 💕 ❤

[@tammyhaeske2016]

Great video need some more of them

[@lucythomas4077]

Your both so real! Love you both thanks for sharing with us.

[@sitsngigglesful]

Loved this video! i've been able to supplement my garden harvest with very local produce from farms within 10 miles from me. I have a lot canned, frozen and dehydrated. Bought local beef and local chicken and that's all in the freezer, or jars. Bought a bunch of farm fresh eggs. Have eaten some and frozen others for baking and recipes. I have a local dairy with a couple stores around that I can get local butter, milk and dairy from. I shop, primarily, at some small mom and pop shops for other staples. And i shop large stores for sales to stock up if needed. We have to do what we can do!