Literally tens of millions of alienated consumers out there. The secular can have billion-dollar

enterprises and the CEO of Amazon has to be a non-believer because that's the way it's supposed to be.

It's like, no, why can't we steward, you know, those things as business owners?

Woke corporatism. People have lost their jobs, lost their family members, lost friends, had their

lives ruined. We're not just coffee with a pro-life sticker slapped on it. We're providing product levels, something that's much better than like anything out there in the industry. I'm How do we fight the toxic, woke culture in America?

It's not just on liberal campuses or at gay pride parades.

It's infested every public school, libraries, and even

random stores, products that we all use. We can't escape it. I've been saying this for years,

but your vote is your dollar. Anton Kreckik, the CEO of sevens Coffee, amazing coffee beans, by the way,

joins me today to share exactly how a parallel economy will save our country and why the

American church built a holiness complex rooted in a rejection of building wealth.

This episode is fitting because we're actually in the seven weeks coffee studio today in Washington, D.C. Guys, we need to support the only pro-life coffee company and stop supporting gay communists at Starbucks. But what's great is it's not just like, oh, it's pro-life. It's like some of the best coffee I've ever had. That's how we fight back. Give us a rating and review. Help us reach

more people. Really appreciate it. You just hit five stars on the iTunes app, the podcast app, writing a little review. I read them. We really enjoy it. It shoves the show up the charge. Thank you so much. Let's get into it. This is the Seth Gruber Show. Anton, welcome to the show, brother. Thanks, Seth, for having me on. It's been too long. Yeah. Actually, we're always at the same events.

Now we're finally providing coffee for you. Anton, welcome to the show, brother. Thanks, Seth, for having me on. It's been too long, actually.

We're always at the same events.

Now we're finally providing coffee for yours.

Yes, apparently, which with how hard we go, we really need.

Now, listen, this, for people listening or for people watching, it's pretty obvious looking at the branding here, what seven weeks coffee is all about.

But you guys are a

pro life coffee company tell us about the name the origin story and your impact because frankly

i've never seen another even conservative right leaning leaning coffee company be as overt in their

pro family pro life values and frankly as successful yeah it's really just going after something God put in my heart. So four and a half years ago, I got married two weeks after that. I had the idea for a pro-life coffee company. It really came from a culmination of a few things. I was working in political fundraising, raising money for a lot of conservative causes, pro-life things, and I had a passion for coffee at the same time. But I didn't know how that would all

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