On our Facebook group, members are jokingly linking professions with plants in the garden: What kind of herb might a clockmaker grow? This is part of a complete episode.
Hey Grant, what would a clockmaker plant in the garden?
I don’t know, but you gotta watch out for ticks.
Oh Grant, you and your smart talk. A clockmaker would plant time, of course.
Of course.
If you could plant time, imagine.
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