I'm going to be a There is an issue that is near and dear to my heart. One of them, as you know, with regard to veterans is veterans coming home with PTSD.

And there is hope at Camp Hope as part of the PTSD

foundation of America based in Houston.

We take in people from all over the country

and they heal.

It's veteran to veteran peer counseling that saves lives and if you know a veteran it costs you not a penny we raise all the money

877717 PTSD 87717 PTSD.

I want to be clear, we don't raise their entire budget.

We raise a part of their budget.

A lot of other people pitch in that aren't necessarily listeners of our show and didn't find

out about them, but we're proud to play the part

that we do in that. But there is something else related to veterans. You know we

we think of Veterans Day as a time that you sell products to veterans.

Hey, if you're a veteran, you'll get X percent off.

We think of veterans as consumers when they come home.

And I'm all for that. Thank them for their service by giving them a discount, patting them on the back,

moving them to the front of the line, buying them a cup of coffee.

But if you really want to make a difference, empower them. I don't know about you, but when you have a job or a business,

when you're making money, you can afford to be a lot more free. You can afford to have hobbies. You can afford

to but when you're struggling financially it takes over your physical life and

your mental life support businesses that are veteran-owned. This year I asked

two twin brothers, Jerry and Mel Lamont, to be our guest and give me about five minutes to profile their business.

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