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Will at Dayton Farms in East Hampton is a do goober! · Go News To Go: More Good News

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  They had a lot of shows a CBS, PBS. But I'm here with
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  Will. Mister Will, Hi, well, Hi are you well? How
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  are you? I'll tell you I'm doing good. I think, I hope,
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  I pray. So my car's over maybe overheated, and a smoke was
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  coming out. And I'm here at the Dayton Farms. I'm here on Steven's
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  hands path at one fourteen, going to a benefit for child abuse. And
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  so I stopped in Will. What a guy. He says, Uh,
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  Hey, maybe you want to just put water in it. I don't know.
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  It was a little skeptical about water, not because he said it,
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  but because I didn't know. All right, wait go huh And hey,
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  let's get to the point. Will was kind enough. Uh. And he
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  has great peaches. What they are, so they are so ripe. Tell
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  me what's going on with you? What brings you here to this job?
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  It's my parents farms sent is that right? Yeah? Now had for a
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  long time. We saw trees in the winter and veggies in the southern and
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  and you've been in this business for some years. Is this your family business?
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  Families been sent for sixteen generations, only sixteen generations, And what's the
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  family's name. Oh it is Dayton farm Road. Did they name the city
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  Dayton after your family ancestry? I don't think so. And the farmers were
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  we're right up the road a piece as they say in the in the in
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  the country way of life. Uh. And so you know, going into
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  their family business. How do you? I mean, this is you happy?
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  I mean this is a big deal. Your family must be happy.
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  Yeah, I still I still plugged three days a week. Plumber, plumber,
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  Yeah you're a plumber. Yes, I do this on the other days.
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  Oh is that right? It keeps you close to the families. The
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  rest of the families in the business. Or my sister doesn't like there,
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  it doesn't like. So I saw you with the flowers here you do like
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  third you like? Uh? What is does this make you happy? This
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  kind of work people come in here? That I mean with that, but
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  I mean the place people were happy. I mean the corn. I just
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  heard somebody charged charged fifteen dollars for a piece of corn in the mantle.
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  I thought that was pathetically terrible. It's a little bit. A little bit
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  means I'm not charging enough. That was that was in a restaurant, that
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  was in a fancy chmancy restaurant. I heard that's nuts, so h and
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  you grow this? So all this thing amatus we get from the dollar farmer.
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  H are they? Are they good to tomatoes Jersey? They known as
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  gerge Jersey tomatoes. All right? Well, and the blueberries and how about
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  any of that very farm up? Oh iron marvelous? Well this is very
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  cool. What makes you peaceful? What's peace? I do the world state
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  concerts and send Times square. Yeah, September twenty first, and I'm going
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  to cover some child abuse benefit for dogs actually at dogs no dog left behind,
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  So that's a that's a what's your dog's name? Oh hey, Penelope?
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  How are you a Penelope? Oh he's just good. Penelope's a woman?
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  Yes, all right, Penelope is so kind? What kind of dog
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  is Penelope? Oh? My god? See so mellow? How you had
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  seven's tough? Seven? Is that seven? Like a real human? Ear?
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  Years? Or how does that work? I'm gonna have to try a
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  piece of this. I'll tell you why because I went out with a guy
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  named Jim Palmer, who was a baseball player, famous guy dude, And
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  we went out to Salt Lake City area and he was eating the corn roll
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  out. Also, you talked three or four years today here you go.
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  Well you're good man, Thank you so much. Staton Farms at the corner
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  of Stephen paths. Uh hand, it's a path and one fourteen on the
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  way to sag Harbor. All right, we're gonna go do some shows.
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  I think that I think that was it. Yeah, hopefully thanks my favorite.
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  Make sure like before wintertime you get it flushed out. Yeah I will.
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  Thanks so much.