What does it mean to be a conservative business owner?

Now I'm going to say something a little bit controversial here.

I'm actually getting really tired of some of the people that are probably legitimate

conservatives within the business space or the entrepreneurial space, essentially telling me

that I have to buy their product or their service, not because it's good, but because they're

conservative.

They're trading on my patriotism. They're trading on my patriotism.

They're trading on my values without actually providing a quality, good, or service.

Well, we've got a special guest today that started a business in 2018, and he has conservative

values. He has Christian values, but he's also provided a superior product.

And we're going to discuss today about what it takes to not only be a good business owner to be competitive in a market and an economy, which is increasingly rebelling against the very

values that we hold as being sacred.

All of that and more coming up on this episode of making the argument.

To our members in volley, I hope that you enjoy this conversation. And if you are a member of our community chat,

I hope you'll go to the link in this description. Join, introduce yourself, and we look forward

to hearing from you there. All right, a little bit different roundup today. As always, I'm your host,

Nick Freitas, member of the Virginia House of Delegates, but other than that, a reasonably okay guy. We have with me, as always, my beautiful bride, Tina Queen of the Bees.

Hello, everyone. Our producer, video editor extraordinaire, the guy that makes us all look good.

Hamilton, the good Hamilton, the one that doesn't like central banking. Thank you, Nick.

And our special guest from Good Ranchers, Ben Spell. How are you doing, Ben?

Hey, man, doing well. Thanks for having me. Oh, no. It's our pleasure. It's great to,

great to having on. I got to give a little bit of a little bit of backdrop here. So we, we got some

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