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Three friends wrestle with the gap between convenient food and real food, swapping stories on city gardens, pests, freezers, and whether eggs count as meat. We push on ethics, survival basics, and simple cooking that cuts through the noise.

• why processed, shelf-stable food breeds distrust
• fast food logistics versus ingredient integrity
• raised beds, runoff risks, and garden placement
• growing produce but failing to harvest
• humane versus effective pest control
• DIY rat farming economics for snake owners
• power outages and freezer triage strategies
• meat math, bulk buying, and storage
• eggs as meat debate and nutrition semantics
• good fats, bad fats, and clean steak cooking
• seasoning minimalism and sourcing better butter
• show updates, video plans, and team changes

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Three friends trade pest war stories, from a roach-filled boombox to a lake house overrun by mosquitoes, then cut through fear to what actually works. We question sales tactics, share DIY wins, and sort out which bugs matter, which don’t, and when to call a pro.

• mice at work and the case for quarterly service
• the boombox roach outbreak and long cleanup
• fear, upsells and how to vet exterminators
• boxelder bugs vs stink bugs and simple fixes
• apartment life, DIY sealing and safety
• carpenter bees as pollinators and wood damage
• vacuum tricks, dish soap sprays and sealing
• mosquitoes, light and water attractants
• roaches, bed bugs and lice realities
• habits, prevention and integrated pest control

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We trade our flights for $1,000 each, reroute through Detroit, and still make it to New York to surprise a sister on her Brooklyn stoop. Fast walks, faster subways, and a crash course in how to eat, move, and avoid tourist traps without a car.

• volunteer bump offer rising from $600 to $1,000
• quick reroute with checked bag retagged
• Brooklyn surprise reveal and family moments
• Tom’s Restaurant sign and Ghostbusters firehouse
• free Statue of Liberty viewing via Staten Island Ferry
• how density makes car-free living workable
• eye-contact safety and crowd dynamics on subways
• food costs, corner stores, breweries, and late nights
• walking the Brooklyn Bridge and neighborhood shifts
• two-to-five-day strategy to avoid burnout