Well, hello there. It's episode number 290 of the way I heard it. This one is called Give Me a Sink Plunger.

And I'll save the world. Maybe not the world, Chuck, but more than a few people for sure.

Absolutely. Our guest today is a guy named Arthur Lee and he's the inventor of a very unique product

that is saving a lot of people's lives. We don't normally do this, but there's just so much about the story that I love.

First of all, the way it came to me, it was just a recommendation from Brian Kilmead,

whose show I was on a not long ago and he told me about this guy who he's known as Whole Life,

who was a trucker, built a trucking company, retired early, and then decided he wanted to make a very, very, very simple

but effective alternative to the Heimlich maneuver, really, something to help people who were choking.

The rest is just like McGyver meets Forest Gump. The guy goes into his garage, he goes to a home depot

and just with these very, very simple rudimentary ingredients, a plunger, a valve,

he puts this thing together and my god, the Odyssey, like he didn't go on Shark Tank or anything,

but he did everything he could to get a medical product out there and that is not easy.

But he did it and now when you see this guy, I mean Chuck, he's sitting there in front of hundreds of photos of children

and older people and some in between whose lives were saved by this device. It's pretty amazing.

Yeah, they have a wall of saves basically and it's pictures of all the people whose lives continued

because someone around them had this device when they started choking.

And you've seen the footage on Inside Edition, it's on YouTube, these nanny cams that show

these harrowing experiences where people are freaking out, but woman in a restaurant with a baby

and some guy goes out to his car and comes back with this device and saves this baby's life.

It's amazing to watch and hard to, it always has a happy ending, but it's really, really harrowing and nerve-wracking to see.

Part of my objective full disclosure is to encourage you to get one of these things

because I think I know it could save a life, there's just no doubt about it.

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