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Hey, I don't care if you're in the style of strength training I'm doing, but like,

here's what my company is.

We make USA products, no matter what, here in America, and they're better than anything

that you can import and you're going to pay more.

And like, we create jobs for other American citizens.

Dave Rutherford wants a home jam. He's like, yep, I want to, like, walk out of the gym when I don't want to do something hard. Look at my plates. Like, there's a Marine that made these plates in America, and, like, I support that. Well, I mean, I'm all fired up right now. What you're talking about is the essence of what America represents.

Just your story alone.

Like a guy grows up, got a pastor's son, going to the Citadel, going to Marine Corps,

going to combat, running young men, teaching them how to strengthen,

get hit with a pandemic, comes up with a business idea, blows it up.

Now you're making American iron, man.

And that's the story that I think is coming back in America. One of the things that I've learned in my life is that if you want to go to war, you've got to have Marines.

Now, there's a reason for this, and that reason dates all the way back to the late 1700s.

And throughout every stage of the United States, our development, our prowess from a military stance,

the one unit that has always been at the tip of the spear for that entire time is the Marine Corps.

And, you know, there's a lot of people out there that'll say Rangers lead the way or

seals are the tip of the spear or all that. It's all bull. The reality is, is that the core is the

heartbeat of the military. They do the best training. They have the best committed human

beings and they're willing to go anywhere, any time to get the job done and always the dirtiest

deeds. So today I am absolutely fired up to bring on one of Jordy's close friends,

uh, major Grant Brogey, who is also the owner of the strength

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