Hi you two. It is nice to be with you on your Sunday drives. A few years ago I saw a video from Japan where they had developed real square watermelons that they grew. They did stack very well. I do not know whatever happened to them. Take care.
This channel is so interesting. Amy, you are truly an amazing person with a genuine heart. For some reason, this particular video took me back to the video years ago of when you and Dougo talked about and showed a few clips of when you two were first dating and you came from the city one night to meet up with him while he was out working the fields while you two were 19-20 years old. You two are what life is about........
LOL love this banter between you two. Answers first DE sprouting potatoes . You remove the spouts so the potatoes stay firm to eat . In spring the smaller potatoes are your seed but if you dong have enough smaller potatoes for seed. You cut up some of the larger ones into halves or quarters leaving or or more eyes or sprout holes in each piece so they grow. the sprouted wheat . Prepare the Sprouted Wheat: Soak the wheat overnight, then rinse and drain them for 1-2 days until they sprout. Dehydrate the sprouted wheat and mill it into flour.. This mean the whole sprout grain and sprout . Then you use it like flour in the bread. Have a good day you two.
On that scoop. My grandfather used one like that to feed his cows. He had his own hammer mill and would grind his own corn for the animals. (Dang that's been a few yrs ago). Think it was around 1984 or so when he quit raising cows. And as far as potatoes, grandpa hated planting them. He always said for all the work you put into them and you got so little return. Grandma felt that way about peas. Awesome video Amy. Hey DougO', a newer bobcat would look kool in the garage. 😅 🫶🏼🫶🏼🫶🏼
Wow Dougo you brought back a memory from my childhood. My parents used to have a flour bin in their kitchen when I was little. It was neat because it would tilt out so you could get the flour. It probably held 30 pounds. Later on it became a rag drawer as more processed foods came out. Thanks for the memory 😊
I love you two! Absolutely the best thing I watch on UA-cam! Larson Farms would be #2 though. I’d love to have that Bug. The sound of that engine makes my heart melt.
Oh, Dougo, you brought back memories of de-sprouting potatoes when I was a kid in NE Indiana, back in the 50's. I, too, remember the smell.😉 We didn't have a cellar, so we kept them in hampers in our cold garage. We cut up the potatoes to plant them, making sure each piece had an eye, before planting. I believe we put the eye down when placing them in the ground. My, that was over 60 years ago! I think the Lord made round watermelons for the same reason He created mosquitoes. Lol! I used a scoop just like that to scoop feed for cows in the milking parlor. Bye, bye, bug! Thanks for bringing back so many memories. God bless!😊❤
The next time I journey through your area, it would be fun to have brunch with you two and yak. You remind me so much of me and my late wife. You bring a smile to my face.
Hi Amy, I have been watching your family on Larson Farms since 2020. Awesome content and your Belief & Faith is amazing. Keep up supporting Dougo, Chet , your other son , Chet’s wife , family and friends. 🙏🙏👍😁👌 - Curtis - Lodi - Ca. PS. I viewed your trip to Modesto area. Stop in Lodi if you travel again to this part of Calif. Thanks
Hey Dougo... Just hold on. The rate the car market is going, shortly the salesmen at dealerships will pay you to take their trucks/cars/etc. NOBODY is buying, the inventory is growing and dealerships are nearing desperation!! YOU WILL WIN THE GAME with patience...which you obviously have a ton of already. LOL Love you and Ms Amy's adventures!! Keep em coming!!
You guys make my Sunday!! I know about memory issues too. This started when I hit 65and now am pretty good at it. My wife had a stroke 3years ago so she has an excuse if she goes a little off kilter, but mine is from old age so I should know better but don’t!! I’m an avid believer that if you don’t grow up by 60, then you don’t have to. Have a blessed week guys!!
I am so with you Doug on it being the principal with the car dealer. That is TERRIBLE that they wouldn't honor the previous price quoted and recognize the increased value of the new tires. I hope you do find the perfect truck at a fair price and honest dealership! Hang in there!
Dougo your a good man to put up with what you do on a daily basis not just at home as far as the potatoes are concerned we raised 4 acres each year hoed them and hilled them by hand along with 2 acres of garden plus worked a dairy farm and crops im jealous with your operation remember having a 2 row JD planter then saved back got a 4 row JD corn planter with a 2 row new ideas corn harvester and sickle bar mower keep all the videos coming we love them
Hi Amy - I had never heard of sprouted grain breads. Our daughter has celiac and needs gluten-free. As I looked it up, sprouted grains have less gluten, but it should not be used by people who actually have celiac disease. Thanks for your channel and your messages.
The potato conversation was so funny,only because I too had do the exact same thing, and I have driven down that road through Devils Lake many times. Today that road is nothing like that as the lake is many times larger than back then. I grew up 50 miles north of that.
Doug, I am right there with you. I feel like putting new tires on your trade in is not going to get you ROI. But they will dang sure try to ding you for it. I love watching you and Amy interact. A fine example for all of us older married couples (I didn't say OLD)
Love VW Baja Bugs...my husband is a bug lover. He has rebuilt several.over the years. He has a 54 bug in work now. He says he is.going to daily drive one. The heater in bugs is terrible. :)
Douggo, years ago there use to be the "Little Rasckels " tv show of a bunch of kids! One characters name was buckwheat, he got scared on time and he said, get thee behind me Satan and don't push, your talk with Amy about the straight and narrow made me think of that saying! I was born in 1953 in the south! Enjoy your conversations with amy!
Great video Amy., we had a scoop like yours we use it to feed grain to our cows and horses. , Doug talked about the propane cannon farmers used them in. their silage corn to scare raccoon outs they will drop a lot of corn to get at the ears they will destroy a lot of corn in a night. Acording to the department of AG here in Maine last year about 60000 acres of potatoes were planted , Potatoes is the largest crop planted with most of them raised in Aroostook county in northern Maine , The Maine Potato Festival is now going on now in Fort Fairfield ,Maine
That looks like a super beetle model turned into a baja style. The difference is that the dash cover has that foam instead of plain metal, and original vw bugs, the turn signal, were inside the front headlight. I believe the super beetle model started in 70 or 71. Everything 60's model is what Volkswagen called a "Bug".
Speaking of water melons, the Japanese have come up with square watermelons! They put them in a clear square container and when they get full size, they come out square! So Dugo you won't have them rolling around your backseat! 😅
When I made sprouted wheat I moistened the kernals and then placed them in a small dish and placed them in a warm place for a couple days until they sprouted. Then I made bread, adding the sprouted wheat kernels (about 1/2 cup), into the breade dough. The eyes of the potato are the seed. During WW2 They planted the skins to start Victory gardens so they didn't waste the potato. Your UA-cam videos are very interesting!
Did you hear the story about the man how buoght a new VW bug and no fuel gage he bragged about how goodthe gas milage it would have. This was in the 60s and his friends at work would bring a gallon are two each week and the guy never put any gas in it for over 6_8 months. His coworkers had a great laugh 😊
We had a VW bug. We moved to Calgary from Saskatoon. It was towed behind a car when we moved here. Seeing your hitch brought back memories. In fact, when Dougo started running after the bug, I thought that the buyer had forgotten to take the hitch.
Thanks for another great video Amy and Dougo. It was a good one with great laughs and fun to watch. !!!!! Congratulations on getting the Bug sold and going down the road. Kind of sad to see it leave I am sure. Like you, I have sold things and was sad to see it leave, but that’s the way things go. You took real nice care of it and am sure the new owner will enjoy the bug. End of story-yeah!!!!!! Have found a vehicle yet?? You both are cruising the car lots yet looking. One of these days you will find what works for you. You will know it when you see it. The potatoes thing. I know what you are talking about there. My grandmother used to have me cut all the spouts out of the potatoes so she could use them for cooking and making a meal. I think that is what you and Dougo were talking about. Don’t think they do that now days????? Right Amy ????? Oh well. Guess that is about it today. Really enjoyed your conversations today. Was a fun relaxing time with both of you!!!!!! You both made my day!!!!!!!! Blessings to both of you fine people!!!!!!!’ The Iowa farm boy. Steve.
A few months ago when he joked about getting rid of that baja, if I would've thought he was serious I would've drove clean from nevada and bought that baja I've got like four, I have one with a 600 hp Corvette motor in it.
Devils Lake has inundated something like 150,000 acres of farmland that had been farmed since it was homesteaded. ND climate turned wetter in 1993 and the lake, which has no natural outlet, (some say it drifted shut with soil in the 30's) kept growing until they put in some big pumps & pipes to drain it off where it would have eventually spilled over (and still may someday) and ran into the Sheyenne River. Many many farms were lost some moved their houses. One story is of someone moved their house 20 miles only to have the lake in their back yard again years later.There was a documentary about it on PBS some years ago.
Dougo I also have bad memories of desprouting potatoes down in the basement. Usually before Christmas and maybe February. Hated it. Then years later I dated a girl from northern Kentucky and her dad put his potatoes on straw in his garden covered them with straw and a tarp on them and they never sprouted during the winter.
On Sunday I will be married to my wife for 34 years. Reminded me of a normal, typical conversation in a vehicle. I feel ya Dougo, if ya know well, you know 🥰😂
Oh no, the BUG is GONE!!! Dougo, when I bought 2 new 2022 vehicles (Hybrids to save on gas) the dealer trade in offers were a joke. I sold both of my older cars to Carmax and they paid thousands (many) more than the dealers were offering. I took the tax hit, but that's life. Keep him in line Amy. :)
My leftover potatoes get used for seed potatoes in the spring. It's the same as garlic, take the extra garlic bulbs. Split the biggest cloves for garlic next year, plant late fall. Just dug my garlic(curing) onions and potatoes next.
The square watermelon is made by putting a mold around it as it grows it takes the shape of the box. There's lots of fruit grown and sold like that from a guy o1ver seas.
I had a salesman tell me when i was 23 to “comeback when i had money”. I bought the same truck at a different dealer two weeks later and the first dealer had to do all the transfer paperwork to get it to the dealer I went through. It was just the principal of it at that point.
The world needs more families like the Larsons!! Just good people and very down to earth it seems.
Amy you are correct on the seed potatoes!
The back and forth babbling of these 2 lovebirds. Loving every minute of it you 2 are just the best.❤❤😂😂😊😊
Refreshing to watch you two in light of yesterday’s events.
🇨🇦 agreed
Hi you two.
It is nice to be with you on your Sunday drives.
A few years ago I saw a video from Japan where they had developed real square watermelons that they grew.
They did stack very well.
I do not know whatever happened to them.
Take care.
Dougo you are a hoot I love your talks about life keep sharing your Sunday drives it’s always entertaining!
This channel is so interesting. Amy, you are truly an amazing person with a genuine heart. For some reason, this particular video took me back to the video years ago of when you and Dougo talked about and showed a few clips of when you two were first dating and you came from the city one night to meet up with him while he was out working the fields while you two were 19-20 years old. You two are what life is about........
Amy you are correct.. they are called "seed" potatoes when planted.
nothing but a classic toy may need that space. God bless you and your family.
My wife and I enjoy when you stroll down memory lane. Being around the same age we can relate to your stories.
LOL love this banter between you two. Answers first DE sprouting potatoes . You remove the spouts so the potatoes stay firm to eat . In spring the smaller potatoes are your seed but if you dong have enough smaller potatoes for seed. You cut up some of the larger ones into halves or quarters leaving or or more eyes or sprout holes in each piece so they grow.
the sprouted wheat . Prepare the Sprouted Wheat: Soak the wheat overnight, then rinse and drain them for 1-2 days until they sprout. Dehydrate the sprouted wheat and mill it into flour.. This mean the whole sprout grain and sprout . Then you use it like flour in the bread. Have a good day you two.
On that scoop. My grandfather used one like that to feed his cows. He had his own hammer mill and would grind his own corn for the animals. (Dang that's been a few yrs ago). Think it was around 1984 or so when he quit raising cows. And as far as potatoes, grandpa hated planting them. He always said for all the work you put into them and you got so little return. Grandma felt that way about peas.
Awesome video Amy.
Hey DougO', a newer bobcat would look kool in the garage. 😅
🫶🏼🫶🏼🫶🏼
The scoop reminds me of what they used in the old time feed mills where they bagged up individual special ground feed orders. Have a blessed day
I seen a box of Kelloggs corn flakes in your trunk very good choice of cereal those are my favorite
Wow Dougo you brought back a memory from my childhood. My parents used to have a flour bin in their kitchen when I was little. It was neat because it would tilt out so you could get the flour. It probably held 30 pounds. Later on it became a rag drawer as more processed foods came out. Thanks for the memory 😊
I love you two! Absolutely the best thing I watch on UA-cam! Larson Farms would be #2 though.
I’d love to have that Bug. The sound of that engine makes my heart melt.
Thank you! 😊
? Amy , what brand of work pants is Doug wearing they look comfortable!
Brunt 👍
Oh, Dougo, you brought back memories of de-sprouting potatoes when I was a kid in NE Indiana, back in the 50's. I, too, remember the smell.😉 We didn't have a cellar, so we kept them in hampers in our cold garage. We cut up the potatoes to plant them, making sure each piece had an eye, before planting. I believe we put the eye down when placing them in the ground. My, that was over 60 years ago! I think the Lord made round watermelons for the same reason He created mosquitoes. Lol! I used a scoop just like that to scoop feed for cows in the milking parlor. Bye, bye, bug! Thanks for bringing back so many memories. God bless!😊❤
Watching you 2 is the best thing on the internet
The next time I journey through your area, it would be fun to have brunch with you two and yak. You remind me so much of me and my late wife. You bring a smile to my face.
Hi Amy, I have been watching your family on Larson Farms since 2020. Awesome content and your Belief & Faith is amazing. Keep up supporting Dougo, Chet , your other son , Chet’s wife , family and friends. 🙏🙏👍😁👌 - Curtis - Lodi - Ca. PS. I viewed your trip to Modesto area. Stop in Lodi if you travel again to this part of Calif. Thanks
I like the story and explanatio0n of devils' lake so true.
Hey Dougo... Just hold on. The rate the car market is going, shortly the salesmen at dealerships will pay you to take their trucks/cars/etc. NOBODY is buying, the inventory is growing and dealerships are nearing desperation!! YOU WILL WIN THE GAME with patience...which you obviously have a ton of already. LOL Love you and Ms Amy's adventures!! Keep em coming!!
We used to use the scoop on the farm to feed the milk cows.
You guys make my Sunday!! I know about memory issues too. This started when I hit 65and now am pretty good at it. My wife had a stroke 3years ago so she has an excuse if she goes a little off kilter, but mine is from old age so I should know better but don’t!! I’m an avid believer that if you don’t grow up by 60, then you don’t have to. Have a blessed week guys!!
I am so with you Doug on it being the principal with the car dealer. That is TERRIBLE that they wouldn't honor the previous price quoted and recognize the increased value of the new tires. I hope you do find the perfect truck at a fair price and honest dealership! Hang in there!
Dougo your a good man to put up with what you do on a daily basis not just at home as far as the potatoes are concerned we raised 4 acres each year hoed them and hilled them by hand along with 2 acres of garden plus worked a dairy farm and crops im jealous with your operation remember having a 2 row JD planter then saved back got a 4 row JD corn planter with a 2 row new ideas corn harvester and sickle bar mower keep all the videos coming we love them
Hi Amy - I had never heard of sprouted grain breads. Our daughter has celiac and needs gluten-free. As I looked it up, sprouted grains have less gluten, but it should not be used by people who actually have celiac disease.
Thanks for your channel and your messages.
That makes sense.
We used a scoop like that to feed the chickens ground feed. Grandma's flour scoop was smaller, about a cup I think.
Thanks Amy and Dougo for the laughs and yes They are seed potatoes lol
Thank you, thank you very much for confirming I was right. Lol
That was a nice little Bug. I had a 74 super beetle years ago. It was funny watching you Dougo goin on with each other 😅. Cool video. 👍❤️
The potato conversation was so funny,only because I too had do the exact same thing, and I have driven down that road through Devils Lake many times. Today that road is nothing like that as the lake is many times larger than back then. I grew up 50 miles north of that.
Those bangers work well ,farmers use them here in Ireland.🇮🇪☘️👏👏
Doug, I am right there with you. I feel like putting new tires on your trade in is not going to get you ROI. But they will dang sure try to ding you for it. I love watching you and Amy interact. A fine example for all of us older married couples (I didn't say OLD)
God Bless you Amy, how you put up with Dougo
He puts up with me too…
Ha! Duggo made Amy snork!!!
Love VW Baja Bugs...my husband is a bug lover. He has rebuilt several.over the years. He has a 54 bug in work now. He says he is.going to daily drive one. The heater in bugs is terrible. :)
Those green glasses and coat really bring out your beautiful eyes Amy.
Great topics and conversation. Loved it!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Douggo, years ago there use to be the "Little Rasckels " tv show of a bunch of kids! One characters name was buckwheat, he got scared on time and he said, get thee behind me Satan and don't push, your talk with Amy about the straight and narrow made me think of that saying! I was born in 1953 in the south! Enjoy your conversations with amy!
Amen. Get behind us all, Satan!
I had a 71 bug I rebuilt the motor under $200. With new piston and jugs and gaskets. Can’t do this now. Was about 18 yr ago
Duggo you know the rules!!! Happy Wife, Happy life!
Wrong , happy spouse happy house
@@troyb6128exactly...
I love you both may The Lord Jesus always have great things in your lives 😊
Amy!! Get the Rubicon!!
Gonna finally buy a different vehicle?? Love watching you guys banter back and forth. Hello from SW Florida. Have a wonderful week.
Great video Amy., we had a scoop like yours we use it to feed grain to our cows and horses. , Doug talked about the propane cannon farmers used them in. their silage corn to scare raccoon outs they will drop a lot of corn to get at the ears they will destroy a lot of corn in a night. Acording to the department of AG here in Maine last year about 60000 acres of potatoes were planted , Potatoes is the largest crop planted with most of them raised in Aroostook county in northern Maine , The Maine Potato Festival is now going on now in Fort Fairfield ,Maine
Sourdough is the only bread I order as toast for breakfast when we go out in AZ.
What a great video you guys are the best thanks. I certainly appreciate it.
That looks like a super beetle model turned into a baja style. The difference is that the dash cover has that foam instead of plain metal, and original vw bugs, the turn signal, were inside the front headlight. I believe the super beetle model started in 70 or 71. Everything 60's model is what Volkswagen called a "Bug".
The scoop was for feed. A smaller similar one for flour.
Looks like a good spot for your dads blue 1970’s ford pickup
Any Oil pump jacks around the area?
Say that word again….”algorithm” 😂 I love you guys. 👌🏼😂😂😂
Speaking of water melons, the Japanese have come up with square watermelons! They put them in a clear square container and when they get full size, they come out square! So Dugo you won't have them rolling around your backseat! 😅
Another great time with you guys. Tell Dougo they grow a square watermelon in Japan. Hope you have blessed week.
Now he has room for the new truck he’s been looking for haha
True…I hope one of his pickups would also leave then. 🙃
When I made sprouted wheat I moistened the kernals and then placed them in a small dish and placed them in a warm place for a couple days until they sprouted. Then I made bread, adding the sprouted wheat kernels (about 1/2 cup), into the breade dough. The eyes of the potato are the seed. During WW2 They planted the skins to start Victory gardens so they didn't waste the potato. Your UA-cam videos are very interesting!
Did you hear the story about the man how buoght a new VW bug and no fuel gage he bragged about how goodthe gas milage it would have. This was in the 60s and his friends at work would bring a gallon are two each week and the guy never put any gas in it for over 6_8 months. His coworkers had a great laugh 😊
We had a VW bug. We moved to Calgary from Saskatoon. It was towed behind a car when we moved here. Seeing your hitch brought back memories. In fact, when Dougo started running after the bug, I thought that the buyer had forgotten to take the hitch.
Yes that is a grain scoop
Thanks for another great video Amy and Dougo.
It was a good one with great laughs and fun to watch. !!!!!
Congratulations on getting the Bug sold and going down the road. Kind of sad to see it leave I am sure. Like you, I have sold things and was sad to see it leave, but that’s the way things go. You took real nice care of it and am sure the new owner will enjoy the bug. End of story-yeah!!!!!!
Have found a vehicle yet?? You both are cruising the car lots yet looking. One of these days you will find what works for you. You will know it when you see it.
The potatoes thing. I know what you are talking about there. My grandmother used to have me cut all the spouts out of the potatoes so she could use them for cooking and making a meal. I think that is what you and Dougo were talking about. Don’t think they do that now days????? Right Amy ????? Oh well.
Guess that is about it today. Really enjoyed your conversations today. Was a fun relaxing time with both of you!!!!!! You both made my day!!!!!!!!
Blessings to both of you fine people!!!!!!!’
The Iowa farm boy. Steve.
Love you guys ..Hi from Manitoba Canada 🇨🇦
Amy is correct. Seed potatoes.i had 3 cannons behind my house 24 ,7 for over 15 years in his produce fields. It was ridiculous.
I love it when I’m right. 🙃
Great pontoon storage this winter.
Dougo Amy is right. Seed potatoes my favorite is Yukon gold
You two are so cute! You sound just like my husband and I! I love watching you! Keep up the great work!
A few months ago when he joked about getting rid of that baja, if I would've thought he was serious I would've drove clean from nevada and bought that baja I've got like four, I have one with a 600 hp Corvette motor in it.
A North Dakotan bought it.
We call them seed potatoes in Michigan and yes you have to have at least one eye in the piece you plant.
Amy, my shirts that we chatted about a couple weeks ago from Farm Focused showed up this week !!!
Devils Lake has inundated something like 150,000 acres of farmland that had been farmed since it was homesteaded. ND climate turned wetter in 1993 and the lake, which has no natural outlet, (some say it drifted shut with soil in the 30's) kept growing until they put in some big pumps & pipes to drain it off where it would have eventually spilled over (and still may someday) and ran into the Sheyenne River. Many many farms were lost some moved their houses. One story is of someone moved their house 20 miles only to have the lake in their back yard again years later.There was a documentary about it on PBS some years ago.
Dougo I also have bad memories of desprouting potatoes down in the basement. Usually before Christmas and maybe February. Hated it. Then years later I dated a girl from northern Kentucky and her dad put his potatoes on straw in his garden covered them with straw and a tarp on them and they never sprouted during the winter.
Dugo you crack me up what a guy you are
On Sunday I will be married to my wife for 34 years. Reminded me of a normal, typical conversation in a vehicle. I feel ya Dougo, if ya know well, you know 🥰😂
We are definitely on different planets sometimes. It can be quite irritating.
Square watermelons are a reality in Japan.
They sell as a delicacy and are priced around $100 US.
I’m surprise Northern chill water hasn’t offered sponsorship to your channel yet
Oh no, the BUG is GONE!!! Dougo, when I bought 2 new 2022 vehicles (Hybrids to save on gas) the dealer trade in offers were a joke. I sold both of my older cars to Carmax and they paid thousands (many) more than the dealers were offering. I took the tax hit, but that's life. Keep him in line Amy. :)
We switched motors on a dune buggy, easy Pease, the bug vans had bigger cc and bolted fright in....lot cheap fun.
Seed potatoes🥔 is correct Amy 😅
Dougo, that scoup was also used for feeding dairy cows ground feed.
I know about a cellar and sprouts on potatoes and planting and digging them too. 🥔🥔🥔
the salad that you eat...don't eat! Sounds familiar! Great video and a few laughs!
Doug's love bug go bye bye. Think of all the great memories you had with it
Use that scoop for Oil Dry or anything else like that.
LOL you two are amazing.in these in car chats. God Bless.
Amy , let dougo have his toys. I want to see what's next.
they make square watermelons in Japan. The farmer grows them in a box. So as they grow it forms to the box. They are expensive though.
"I don't think so Dougo." Ha HA. Like when Al Borland told Tim Taylor he was doing or saying something wrong. "Tool Time." Great tv...
Dougo you cant win with this conversation. ❤❤❤❤the proper ending is :yes dear: lol😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
They do have cube watermelons Dougo!
Your correct dougo, it's the principal of it now. Hold your ground, they'll call you back, I'll bet.
This was hilarious and looking forward to the next video! 😂
My leftover potatoes get used for seed potatoes in the spring. It's the same as garlic, take the extra garlic bulbs. Split the biggest cloves for garlic next year, plant late fall. Just dug my garlic(curing) onions and potatoes next.
The square watermelon is made by putting a mold around it as it grows it takes the shape of the box. There's lots of fruit grown and sold like that from a guy o1ver seas.
Potato sorting was always fun little ones became seed 😅
Do they use falling numbers grain for sprouted wheat bread?
You two are just a hoot.
I had a salesman tell me when i was 23 to “comeback when i had money”. I bought the same truck at a different dealer two weeks later and the first dealer had to do all the transfer paperwork to get it to the dealer I went through. It was just the principal of it at that point.
Good for you!
Really enjoy your long videos.
I thinkDougos spot would look good with Amy's new 69 El Camino
Now you’re talking.
I’m still laughing……if ya know, ya know about too much sweet corn!
If you know, you know.