So I’ve been on a mini tour of MN

[YAX]

Lake Street and 3rd.

Ask for a guy named Tank and he'll introduce you to some sellers. They have Claps, Chlams and whatever you want.

As for the fruit vendors, I'm just waiting on the Snow/White Peaches.

Sounds like you know your way around. 

[YAX]

Did not see any Carl’s Jr around. Im sure they’re around but not as prominent I guess.

[YAX]

[Reporter]

YAX,

You didn't need to come all the way here just for this burger.

[lexicon]

I will say this.  The oranges in the midwest are not as tasty as in Cali.  We get the freshest oranges and they're tree ripened.  The ones there were probably picked partly green and ripened on their way over because there's so little juice.

The Cara Cara oranges are supposed to be very sweet, but in the Midwest, they're kinda sour.

If you think about it, the Midwest is as far inland you can go from the coasts. Make sense that we'd get the least fresh produce and vegetables. But we've got the rest of the United States covered when it comes to corn, grains and dairy. I could offer you 10 variety of cheese and that's just from the gas station down the block from here.

[lexicon]

Did not see any Carl’s Jr around. Im sure they’re around but not as prominent I guess.

No CJ's. We have the equivalent in Hardees.

But we have White Castles galore. Get the jalapeno with cheese crave case.

[hmgROCK]

If you think about it, the Midwest is as far inland you can go from the coasts. Make sense that we'd get the least fresh produce and vegetables. But we've got the rest of the United States covered when it comes to corn, grains and dairy. I could offer you 10 variety of cheese and that's just from the gas station down the block from here.

lol

dude you sure orange grow here???

 

all i see corns and corns

[lexicon]

Sounds like you know your way around. 

Not gonna lie, I grew up in the hood. I know my people.

Managed to get out and never looked back.

[lexicon]

lol

dude you sure orange grow here???

 

all i see corns and corns

I never said that. I said the Midwest is the furthest you can get from either coasts, where they do grow oranges, so what we get here isn't as fresh.

But on another note, I know someone who managed to grow or at least keep an orange tree alive. He grew it in the porch area and he wraps it in the cold months. Never bore any fruit though.

[Cali Guy]

Good stuff!

I will say this.  The oranges in the midwest are not as tasty as in Cali.  We get the freshest oranges and they're tree ripened.  The ones there were probably picked partly green and ripened on their way over because there's so little juice.

The Cara Cara oranges are supposed to be very sweet, but in the Midwest, they're kinda sour.

Out of season possibly. These fruits we can get it year round but when it’s out of season, the taste isn’t to par or some are even bland.

[hmgROCK]

bro...

i don't think there orange tree here man
it too god damn cold

 

maybe if you grow them in a house


almost corn, soybean, ginseng, cow

[hmgROCK]

i was driving through southern california
and there were orange tree in the highway
it was a pretty sight

they root up the whole tree (no clue)
and there was sooo much orange falling down on the ground
no one to pick it up and eat it


i told my wife, i was to stop and grab one to eat

 

[YAX]

Something changed between last week and this week. This week, I was told I couldn’t wear this mask in the plane anymore. The lady at the counter made a big dramatic scene out of it too. She was like “You can’t wear that mask on the plane. You have to take it off.”  That got everyone’s attention since this was probably the first time they’ve ever heard someone tell a customer to take their mask off.