Hey what's up guys it's Andy here. I know we don't usually hit podcasts in the middle of the weekend but I got something important that I want to talk to you about that's been bothering me. You know I talked to a lot of you younger guys and some of you older guys too often

about being a good leader, about taking responsibility,

and admitting when you're wrong correcting the problem.

And this is one of those scenarios where

I have to be the one to admit that I was wrong,

take responsibility, and correct the problem.

For those of you that listen regularly, you know that our show, we keep it real.

And I'm going to keep it real with you guys right now. I fucked up. I said some things on the show on

Thursday that after thinking about it and after having it pointed out to me that I feel very regretful for saying.

Embarrassed that I said it doesn't reflect who I am or what I feel in my heart.

And I'd just like to take a moment to address those comments

and address the context of those comments and apologize.

A lot of you guys probably don't know that when we started our first business

supplement superstores in Springfield, Missouri, we didn't have any money.

There was no social media and so we had to get real creative

about how we were going to get business. And since we didn't have any money and we didn't

have any social media, we spent a lot of time on the ground, knocking on doors, and quite honestly got told to buzz off and kick rocks way more than we were welcomed in.

But one place that we were welcomed in

was the police stations.

And I spent a lot of time in those police stations

back then, making friends, shaking hands, and those people welcomed us.

They took us in, they supported us, and quite honestly, we wouldn't have the business that

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