4-year-old child. she s really it s been a hard adjustment. she s been sleeping a lot. why did you decide to bring them in? as we brought you this story last week, you found out they needed a home together. you got this link from a friend when they were dropped off at the shelter. why did you decide to step up? because, first of all, i have the room. i have a 70-acre farm. i have six potbelly pigs and two 13-year-old dogs. so there was plenty of room and plenty of love to give them. we decided to make a go of it. pardon the question. i have dogs but no pigs. what do pigs eat? they eat pig food. pelleted food that they eat. they do love other things, mashed potatoes, sweet potatoes, carrots. most of my pigs seem to be fonder of fruits than vegetables. sounds like our diet. they re smart. it s great to see you both.
ability. what bothers me, on top of the waste of money, the kids, because the government knew best, they re probably just as hungry if not more hungry than they were and this is the meal they count on. the government, this is a big swing and miss by the government. kids taking in salt shakers because they re not allowed in the school. so the kids themselves were taking them in. the exercise thing has not worked out, too. let s think about this the other way. maybe the government s subtle plan was to get kids to lose weight to put out a menu that nobody liked and kids would lose weight. i feel so bad kids often throw the kids out because they couldn t taste it and bear to eat it. not a good job by the government. waste of extraordinary. the wasted food is turned into pig food. that says it all. anticipation of $16.3 billion for the program. $16 billion. it s been a disaster.