How big is your community and how small a disaster are you prepared for?

That's today's topic.

Welcome back to TREX Talk.

My name is Isaac Botkin and this is what we're going to be talking about today.

We're going to be talking about what your community actually is, some different concepts for

community. We're going to be talking about disaster, preparedness, and management, maybe in some

smaller terms than we're used to, and I'm going to reveal to you one of the deep, dark,

ulterior motives behind starting T-Rex arms, which I don't

know if we've talked about publicly before. I'm sure it's come up in live streams here or there,

but that's what we will be covering. And I'm going to be bringing all this together basically

around something that happened over the weekend. All of this thought and this conversation that we've had internally in the company,

yeah, brought about by something that happened this past weekend.

Now, one of the things that I think is really good about the firearms community overall,

using the word community there, is that there is a lot of

conversation about community but we need to figure out what we're actually talking about i think that

it is great that this is a conversation that's been going on for a while i don't want to take

anything away from that i think it's great that as gun culture 1.0 has become gun culture 2.0

and is becoming gun culture 3.0, there's been a focus, a shift away from just personal

defense, which is important, but towards public defense as well, which is also important.

So there's been a lot more conversation about the defense of others as well, which is also important. So there's been a lot more conversation

about the defense of others as well as personal private self-defense. And there's a larger

prepper community that kind of overlaps the gun community. And there's been for many, many years,

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