Introduction and Initial Report

broke her arm. I did not anticipate this. I called him and I don't hold it against him one bit. Farm sitter failed. Yes. Welcome back to the Stony Ridge farm. The farm sitter failed. Well, kind of failed. There were broken bones and the four-wheeler sustained an injury. Basically, a lot of things sustained an injury, but the cows were okay. The farm sitter did his job there. Come along. We'll tell you the story. Hey, I went to the beach and the farm sitter. [Music] All right, guys. Welcome back to the Stony Ridge Farm channel. If this is your first time here, I welcome you. If it's your 50 millionth time, I still welcome you. Please hit that like button, subscribe to the channel over there, and at the end of this video, there'll be some more cool farm stuff for you to watch. So, stick around to the end. We do bloopers and we'll show you other cool stuff here. We're on a 150 acre first generation farm here in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains in North Carolina. And I finally got my one vacation per year. I went down I'm in North Carolina. Like I said, I went down to a little beach called Oak Island. It's my favorite little vacation spot. My aunt has a place down there so I can stay relatively affordable. I'm not a wealthy man. I enjoy staying there. I don't like hustle and bustle. It's a very quiet beach, so don't go there. I hired a young man who's a good friend of mine, who is a dear, dear friend of mine. He's 24 years old now. We're going to call him Flynn. And we're going to call his female companion Rapunzel. That's what we're going to call him because I don't want to call him out by name. He's a great guy. I love him to death. If you're watching, this is me picking on you, razing you, buddy. Because the four-wheeler sustained an injury and so did his lady friend. Having a farm, having a piece of property like this, 50some cows, 30 something chickens, gardens, lawns to mow, gates to watch, we've got freezers that are running. Everything has to be checked on a daily basis. When I left the farm, I left him a list of daily where the cows need to be moved because we move the cows every single day, if not twice a day. And I just moved these cows into this pasture and they're singing to me. So, he needed to move cows. He needed to get up eggs. He needed to make sure chickens were fed. and watered. He needed to make sure that the gate was always closed. He needed to make sure the freezers were running. And he had a detailed list and he did a fantastic…