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Hey gang, it's me Dr. Steve, and today I'm joined by my good friend Rich Bliss from Ready Project Food Supply.

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Rich, welcome my friend. It's great to have you here. Thank you, Dr. Steve. It's a pleasure. I'm honored to be here with you. Thank you for having us on.

Oh, it's my pleasure, and I love what you guys do so much. Can you give us a bit of your backstory of how you got involved in preparedness? Again, to my shame until I met you guys, I always was a procrastinator.

And thanks to you now I have a food supply, so tell us how you even got involved. Sure, sure. Yeah, that's that's kind of our goal right to take the take the pain out of the whole process.

But yeah, a little bit about my background. I actually grew up upstate New York on a dairy farm, you know, my dad farmed.

And, you know, this, this is kind of an important background because it's kind of what drove me into the industry without really knowing, but just kind of became part of my DNA. You know, we grew up with, you know, milking cows and we had acres of farm where we grew a little bit of everything. My father hunted, you know, we would store the, you know, we prepare and store the meat. My, my mother would can, you know, fruits. We had fruit trees.

And in a way, I didn't really know anything different. I spent a lot of my childhood, you know, weeding gardens and driving a tractor, but I didn't really know, I didn't really know anything different, right?

Like until I was older and went off to college and started a business and lived and moved into the suburbs. You know, I now live here in Utah with my wife and kids. And it wasn't until I became a dad really that it was like, you know, hey, the world has changed.

We don't really, we don't live the same way. You know, we're one generation away from, I think it was our parents that, you know, this really lived more of a self reliant lifestyle.

And a lot of that has, you know, a lot of just the changes in our culture and in our country and internationally has really, we used to be a country focused on manufacturing and agriculture.

And you know, we've become more of a society that's dedicated to the service industry. And, you know, not, I mean, we still agriculture is still a big part of what we do, but advances in technology have just changed, you know, it's changed things a lot.

Yeah, you've got it. It's so interesting to you talk about New York, because a lot of people when they hear New York, they, they only think, you know, Manhattan or the five burrows. Sure.

And blue, the blue is to blue say I'm from Connecticut. A lot of people don't realize. I mean, New York is just basically a red state with these strange blue blots around the two cities that kind of control the politics around there.

But New York is one of the most beautiful, you know, areas pastoral, lovely areas, rural areas of faith, family, and freedom.

And yeah, so there's definitely that farming culture there. I mean, you border up on Canada, you know, and all that. It's just so beautiful.

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