What's up, guys? Welcome to episode 143 of the Unless Endeavor podcast. Just got back from New Orleans.

We wrapped up Guns and Geese class zero zero seven. And I just wanted to let you guys know before we start the show that registration for our two Pacific Northwest guns and geese class is available now. And the link is in the show notes below.

We're running a class in July and we're running a

class in August and they're going to be fucking awesome and they're already starting to sell.

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