Tell people what it is you do.

That's a complex question.

I'm sure there's not many people that don't know, but for the people that aren't aware.

I'm basically an instructor first and foremost.

I train people how to survive and live in and go through non-permissive environments is the

moniker that I've been kind of given by the people that I've trained.

Specifically, my background is working for the government in Mexico.

And that kind of gave me some experience as far as, you know,

how to survive some of the conditions that are down there.

When I came to this country about four years ago,

I started getting invited out to different security companies

and people that offer training of that nature.

So it kind of became subject matter guy as far as how to not get into bad situations

in foreign countries or in this country as well.

Escaping from situations of abduction, for example.

How to manage emergency situations in places where you don't have the means that we have access to in this country.

From osteo-medical management stuff, which I have people that I know that I know that kind of give that specific type of training and I kind of set them up for some of these instructions, uh, instructive,

instructive courses out there in, in the world. And, uh, also, you know, I've become kind of

an advocate for people that don't have a voice in Mexico or not a clear voice that you

don't hear a lot about up here,

specifically people who are in law enforcement and who are a part of that,

that weird undeclared war in Mexico, the drug war, that's still raging on down there.

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