Farming is farming, a topic I never thought I would be interested in, so people can watch Level 8 without blinking and can't wait to wait for the next season to be even better than Top Gear. It's the best documentary I've ever watched! This time, I would like to thank Jeremy Clarkson for giving people like us who don’t know whole grains a window to understand farming. The posture is too long. I feel that farming is too difficult. In the UK, the weather is raining and people are speechless. All kinds of government rules and red tape. In fact, it is so mechanized, but it still requires manpower and special hard work. Other elements are the same good-looking characters as top gear. There are four major highlights. First, Clarkson is a person who is not a whole grains like us. His expressions are really Quite funny The setting of other characters and his contrast are also particularly bright. The second young farmer is only 21 years old, but he is an expert in farming, so Clarkson, who is 60 years old, seems useless. Although the young farmer knows a lot about farming, he is very knowledgeable about the world. I've been to London once before I know how to get out of the car. Jeremy mentioned Oklahoma and he said where is this? - Still young, only he saw Jeremy's huge Lamborghini tracker shouting at Lamborghini (how did Lamborghini make this thing? Feeling so ignorant haha) - He felt that he had absolute psychological advantage over Jeremy for farming and Jeremy Slowly, I have seven million followers on Twitter. Haha. The third character's highlight is his advisor. All kinds of bad news can't be done by him. The fourth character's highlight is the local farmer. His accent made the British confused, especially Jeremy's expression at the time when he wanted to say something but he was suffocated to the point of internal injury. Haha, Jeremy's girlfriend, this is meaningless. It feels like a hot spot. His voice is cadenced. Everyone is familiar and kind. gear is excellent
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