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A live duck. >> eric: no! >> seven: yeah. supposedly that's the bit that gives you, like, the most fresh. >> eric: but it's a bit cruel, right? >> anthony: well, you want 'em fresh, eric. i mean -- >> seven: yeah. i think we should drink some beer. >> anthony: yes, i think so. >> all: cheers. >> seven: how are you doing there, eric? >> eric: i'm doing ama-amazingly well. >> seven: hanging in there? >> eric: my sinuses are -- >> seven: open. >> anthony: so open you have no idea. >> wu: best part of hot pot is to share. >> eric: is to share? >> wu: to share, yeah. >> eric: yes, i like that too. ...

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All water from the rockies basically. >> water from the colorado river. >> reporter: at the border mexico diverts its share of colorado river water away from the river bed for the same reasons we do. to grow food and for customers to use as far away as tijuana. >> we're on the border wall here. this is the border wall between the u.s. and mexico. you said this is the colorado river. doesn't look much like a river. >> no, it's not much like a river. >> so there's no water in the colorado river. >> there's no water in the colorado river anymore. >> made it. 305 miles hoover dam to that bridge ri...

Possibly up to 85%. tom davis controls the water flow even further down streams in yuma, arizona. >> you see the lettuce growing. and i was going to say this is all water from the rockies basically. >> water from the colorado river. >> reporter: at the border mexico diverts its share of colorado river water away from the river bed for the same reasons we do. to grow food and for customers to use as far away as tijuana. >> we're on the border wall here. this is the border wall between the u.s. and mexico. you said this is the colorado river. doesn't look much like a river. >> no, it's not much ...

Los angeles? >> we take the water and through nine series of pumps here it takes it over the hill and enters a small reservoir. >> reporter: less water would have a huge economic impact. in arizona just like in california most colorado river water is used for agriculture. possibly up to 85%. tom davis controls the water flow even further down streams in yuma, arizona. >> you see the lettuce growing. and i was going to say this is all water from the rockies basically. >> water from the colorado river. >> reporter: at the border mexico diverts its share of colorado river water away from the rive...