Welcome to Commando on Demand Insider, your fast-paced weekly update straight from Kim's desk to your ears.

I'm Mike James, and in just a bit, the amazing success story of Toshua Parker, who went from a failed Phoenix real estate investor in 2008, to a very successful grocery store owner in his hometown of Gistavis, Alaska, and how he went from a quarter

million dollars in depth to using a small airplane to supply his grocery store. Some call it

Tashko. And this great story is coming up, as well as we've all heard the stories of drones

eventually being everywhere from delivery drones to drones that actually

clean up sports stadiums with antiseptic. Well, Kim's going to be talking to Jonathan Bass. He's the

head of marketing and communications with Wing, which is a subsidiary of Alphabet, Google's

parent company, which has built an autonomous fleet of small lightweight delivery drones that can transport

small packages directly to homes in minutes. Wing has conducted more than 100,000 flight tests,

and we're going to see how that's going in today's edition of Commando on Demand. And a real

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If you think it's tough for you to get milk and eggs and disinfectant wipes, paper towels, toilet paper, imagine if you lived in Gistavis, Alaska, 48-Aremiles west of Alaska's state capital, Juneau, in southeast Alaska. Now, imagine this, because Stavis is completely surrounded by the distant mountains and the ice fields of Glacier

Bay National Park on three sides. So it's all enclosed. The fourth side is the ocean, so it's

very isolated. And when I ran about Tasha Parker, I knew that you would

want to know more about him too, because Tosh says the local store at the time, when he started

thinking about making some changes in his life, was charging about $12 for a gallon of milk,

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