The superiority of homegrown tomatoes is like THE universally agreed upon gardening fact that everyone who’s ever had a garden knows. People go their whole lives thinking they don’t like tomatoes or that they taste bland and then they try a homegrown one and they’re like “Wow, that’s what this is supposed to taste like?”
I’m curious when the last time this man made his own meal was.
What can one tomato cost Michael, ten dollars?
there’s always money in the afghanistan
Plundering Afghanistan is so passé, it’s all about Iran and Gaza now
yeah but that didn’t rhyme.
Iran rhymes but I still prefer Afghanistan. The cadence is the same as banana stand
bananastan, the real banana republic!
we already forgot venezuela even happened…
I came to make my own comment on this. In a vast amount of stupid shit he’s said this might still be the dumbest thing.
Home grown tomatoes are like an entirely different fruit, they taste so, so, so much better than any store tomatoes I’ve ever had.
It’s hard to even eat store bought now after growing our own.
This is so outrageous it completely undermines his entire point.
I enjoy how riled up you are over this topic.
Guy Clark knew what was what.
I don’t think I’ve ever had a store tomato that’s tasted as good as the worst home grown.
Some of the heirlooms can be pretty good, if pricey.
“Home grown tomatoes grow in the dirt. Do you want to eat things grown in dirt?” - Musk probably.
The superiority of homegrown tomatoes is like THE universally agreed upon gardening fact that everyone who’s ever had a garden knows. People go their whole lives thinking they don’t like tomatoes or that they taste bland and then they try a homegrown one and they’re like “Wow, that’s what this is supposed to taste like?”