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Help Name Paula's Chickens - Meet the chickens at Paula Deen's Savannah home, and help her name them! Leave a comment below with your name recommendations.
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- So we're headed out to the chicken coop today, y'all
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because I've got a favor to ask of y'all.
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We, we like our chickens to have names
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and we have named a few.
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But I would love it
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if y'all would throw some suggestions out here to us.
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Little Mike who tends to this chicken coop every day.
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Oh, I should have brought him something to eat.
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Bok, bok, bok!
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Bok, bok, bok!
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They'll usually start talking to me
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when they hear me going.
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Bok bok!
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Bok bok!
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But they've got their eyes on Mike.
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Mike is out there with 'em and they have a feeling
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that he is gonna be giving them something good.
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We have had so much rain y'all that this door,
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look, she's looking.
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She knows I'm coming with something to eat.
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It's small.
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Teresa, you wanna come in?
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- [Teresa] Oh no.
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- Bok, bok, bok, bok, bok!
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Hello.
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Hello.
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Hello.
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Hello.
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Good morning.
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Good morning.
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Ouch! Come here Phyllis.
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Now we named this one right off the bat,
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and we named her Phyllis Diller.
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Because, hat's the way Phyllis Diller wore her hair.
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Come here Phyllis.
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And they kinda pick on her and I don't like that.
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Come here Phyllis.
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Phyllis.
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(chickens clucking)
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Look, see, they run her off.
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Here Phyllis, here.
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Has she gotten her piece yet?
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There, she finally did.
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And look at the little black and white one back there.
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- [Teresa] Mike, he's still over there by that plastic,
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with that little white one behind it.
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- [Paula] Oh, there you go.
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Bok, bok! - [Teresa] I worry that it's
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not fair.
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- [Paula] Bok! Bok!
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- [Man] He's kind of a meanie.
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- [Paula] Which one's mean?
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- [Mike] The white one.
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- [Paula] Oh is she?
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- [Mike] And that black and white one.
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- [Paula] Uh-huh
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Well come here.
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Bok, bok, bok, bok!
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The white one is a fancy one.
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You can see that she's growing feathers on her feet.
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So she'll have the big feathers.
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Most of these chickens,
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it's probably not but like four of 'em laying eggs
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right now, you see.
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They can't lay an egg
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until they're at least six months old.
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And a lot of these are babies.
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Oh, there you go Phyllis!
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Phyllis!
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- [Teresa] So who are you trying to name, Paula?
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- [Paula] All right, yes.
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All right so Mike has done a good bit of the naming.
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The only one I'm sure of is Phyllis Diller.
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The others,
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let's see, the two orange ones are Sunny and Cher.
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Is that right?
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- [Mike] This one is Cher, that's Sunny.
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- [Paula] Oh, okay.
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The, okay, the redder.
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Now tell 'em why you named them Sunny and Cher.
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- [Mike] Oh, that's from a movie.
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(Paula laughs)
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They couldn't eat the chickens
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'cause they were best friends.
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They named them Sunny and Cher.
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- [Paula] Okay, so this is in honor
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of the Sunny and Cher chicken. - [Teresa] Who's Dino?
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Didn't you tell me one's Dino?
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- [Mike] I call... where's she at?
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- [Paula] Elizabeth Taylor.
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Now which one is Elizabeth Taylor?
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- [Mike] That one there.
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- [Paula] That one right there.
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- [Mike] And the one behind her I call Dino.
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- [Paula] You call her Dino?
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- [Mike] Like on the Flintstones.
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[Paula] Uh-huh.
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- [Mike] If the sun hits her,
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she kinda has has a purple tint to her.
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- [Paula] Oh, you talking about, from the Flintstones?
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Okay.
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- [Mike] Yeah, like purple and black.
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- [Paula] I know, I know.
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- [Teresa] So who is it named, Mike?
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- [Paula] Yeah, who is named?
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- [Mike] So the blonde chickens don't have a name
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- [Paula] The two light blonde.
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- [Mike] The white,
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the white and black one doesn't have a name.
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- [Teresa] We're asking
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we're asking everyone who watches our videos to help name.
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- [Mike] This one, this one doesn't.
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- [Paula] Yes.
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So we're asking y'all to help us come up with some names.
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They have been so mean to Phyllis.
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You can see where they have plucked
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out so many of her head feathers, her headdress.
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And they picked out, we came
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out here the other day and her little tail was bloody.
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And we put, we put some medicine
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on it and it looks better, doesn't it, Mike?
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- [Mike] Oh yeah.
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- [Paula] But they, they are just mean
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to little Phyllis and it just hurts my heart.
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- [Mike] She's got some tail feathers growin' back.
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- [Paula] Yeah, yeah.
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I see 'em coming back.
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But you know that old saying, the pecking order, that, that,
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that came from chickens
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because they definitely have a pecking order
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and the queen bee is gonna do the pecking
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if she doesn't like you.
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I have actually had a chicken that got pecked to death.
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Do you remember?
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She just showed up dead in the, in the down the road.
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She just showed up dead and there was really no marks on it.
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It looked like she had like one peck on her head.
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So if they don't like each other, that's why
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it's important if you're gonna start your chicken coop
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that the chickens all came
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from the same place because if they were hatched
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and grew up together, they should get along.
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All right, so we've got,
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that beautiful chicken that
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to me almost looks like a rooster with the kind
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of orange feathers coming off his head and going into black.
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He doesn't have a name does he?
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- [Mike] No ma'am.
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- [Paula] Okay, so that one, the black and white one.
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How about these two over here?
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That's Sunny and Cher over there isn't it?
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Okay.
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- [Mike] Both the white and black.
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And the black and white.
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- [Paula] The white, the black and white and
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- [Mike] The blonde ones.
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- [Paula] And the blonde ones.
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Okay, so that's four chickens.
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- [Mike] Five.
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- [Paula] Five chickens.
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- [Mike] Yeah, this one and those four.
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- [Paula] Oh, okay. Okay.
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- [Mike] So half of them.
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- [Paula] Bok, bok, bok!
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Bok, bok, bok!
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Have they had some worms this morning?
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- [Mike] Not since this morning.
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- So they did have a little this morning.
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- [Mike] They had a little bit
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- Okay.
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- [Mike] It's the one that's open right there.
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- Oh, okay.
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They love, they love these.
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Woo. And they stink.
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They love these dried worms.
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Are they meal worms?
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- [Mike] Yes ma'am.
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- [Paula] Oh, the door's open.
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She'll be gone.
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They love, they love those worms, y'all.
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And Michael will sometimes go, I think they make,
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I can't remember.
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I know pet smart.
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You know you can buy live crickets and live worms
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and oh my goodness.
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When I come in with a little box of,
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of crickets. Oh my goodness.
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You have never seen so much running
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and peckin' in all your life.
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So the worms, I would try to feed 'em a worm
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and before I could even bend down
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they've jumped up and pulled the worm outta my hands.
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Hey Pat!
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So that's it.
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We need four names, right?
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Five names.
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- [Mike] Five names.
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- Five names.
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So y'all put on your thinking cap
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and see if you can help us.
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You know what?
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What do you think we have now, Mike?
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Maybe five?
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Five chickens laying eggs?
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- Five, five to six each day.
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- [Paula] Yeah, we've got, so like I said
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they don't lay until they're at least six months old
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and we've got some chickens that lay the blue eggs
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and so the chicken that lays those kind of eggs
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we hadn't seen one of those yet.
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So the little girl that lays that color
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must be under six months old.
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The only reason I can think of,
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the chickens down the road used to,
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when I'd come in there with flip flops on
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they'd pick my toenail polish.
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They were attracted to the bright toenails.
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They're so precious.
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I said this is definitely my happy place.
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I need to get me a little stool
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and bring it out here so I can just see it.
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- [Mike] They'll keep you entertained.
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- Yes, they will.
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- [Teresa] I love when they get up on the perch.
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- I know.
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You know I, I was almost felt
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like we may have made a mistake doing this solid.
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We might should have gone all the way down with the wire
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because they love looking out.
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- They are nosy.
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- [Teresa] Oh no, they're funny on the perch.
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- Yeah. And this is the only way they can see out.
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- [Teresa] I don't think they have a problem
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getting up there.
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- Oh no they don't.
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But it would be nice if they could walk around
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and see what's happening out there.
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'cause like you say, they are some nosy little chicks.
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Okay. Chick, chick chick.
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Y'all be sweet.
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