Now, we have done a few political podcast reviews recently, and I didn't want to stack them up too much, but this one relates to guns.

It relates to local politics.

It relates to a bunch of community things that matter to you listeners.

And I think that you will appreciate this week's guest.

Welcome back to a T-Rex talk.

I have her in the studio with me.

An old friend of mine, someone who's been involved at T-Rex from the very beginning, almost,

T-R-X political endeavors from the very beginning, actually.

And now is doing a whole bunch of other stuff on the side.

David Tucker, thank you for being in the studio.

It's a long commute from literally next door.

But we're great to have you here.

Yes, it's really hard to get here.

You know, I had to walk and actually get some exercise.

Thanks for having me.

Well, you're always welcome. So as I mentioned, you work the T-Rex.

You no longer work a T-Rex.

But we're glad that you're nearby.

And you're still doing adjacent stuff by every metric.

So do you want to explain a little bit of that, or should we dive straight into politics?

Some of the adjacent things that we're doing.

Well, I currently run a nylon company that works with t rex somewhat closely so you do uh some great sewing work for us um you are involved in a lot

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