You are listening to the Gritty Podcast where we talk about all things gritty. Life is not

easy. It never was and it never will be. A good life takes grit. Prioritize who you are

and who you want to be because life isn't fair and a little grit can make all the difference.

Welcome to the Gritty Podcast. I am your host, Brian Call and I am joined by my brother,

the Gritty Bromant. So folks. And Brent, what's today's podcast about?

Today's podcast is about bed rolls. It is with our friends from Canvas Cutter. We ran

into them at the Western Hunx Bell. We ambushed them at the Western Flex Bell.

Yeah. Which we basically threw our podcast equipment in a backpack and then walked around

with it and interviewed people just randomly. And it was it in Miss. It was the audio.

It was, you know, sometimes it was good. Sometimes it was struggle a little bit.

Some people had a little booth and we could go into the booth and we could get a little

quieter and some people were on the side of a busy aisle way. And there was like 5,000

people who walked by in the 10 minute podcast. And so some audio is less than more than others.

Yeah. This one is one that's a little scratchy. Sorry folks, but it's a great show. And it's

with our buddy Seth Larson. His dad, Cheryl Larson came up with this Canvas Cutter,

Cheryl. Cheryl. Cheryl. And it's funny. We call Cheryl Father Wisdom. When I first heard

of Canvas Cutter, I was like, this is dumb. I hear a Canvas bed roll. A bed roll was the

1850. Yeah. Like, I'm not. I'm not in the Civil War era here. There's more modern pieces

of equipment. Yeah. When you hear a bed roll, I automatically think you're like some kind

of cow puncher and you're eating slabs of bacon and beans every day. So there you have

it folks. Brent's breakdown. But what was cool was I got one and then I used it. And

now I'm a huge fan of it. It's like having your own like mini wall tent, except no work

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