We'll begin. I'll tell you how I'm doing because I'm very happy man. I found yeah I found an in ajo shark, which is very hard to find.

Very, very, as far as domestic cigars go,

one of the hardest ones to find. What's that run per unit, Mike?

They're not that expensive, which is the beauty of it.

The Ineho Shark is rare, but unlike most of the Fuentes cigars they don't actually try to charge you like $50.

You know, the Fuentae family, they're great marketers and they'll do, you know, the God of Fire or the Don Carla they're very very smart

Carlito or they even have an earnest Hemingway cigar.

Yeah, yeah they're beautiful they're the best marketers ever Carlito Fuentes is an inspiration of mine

in terms of marketing.

I was, I think they had a documentary, a short film they did.

This is how ahead of the time.

Let's just talk about

Carlito Fuentes and why he's an amazing man he's older now but when I got

into cigars 10 15 years ago they would they got me now I didn't have much money at the time, I was probably still law school,

and they got me to buy an opus x, like silver in a glass tube and it was like 30 bucks,

and it was actually an amazing cigar don't get me wrong but it came with

this own propaganda video a DVD on the the Fuentes and they came up with this and the logos for the Opus X.

And it was such an engrossing experience that I forever fell in love with the Fuente

brand of cigars and domestic cigars I generally only

smoke three, Patron, Fuente and Avo.

Davidov sometimes, but I've been a Fuente guy since and the Inahoe is the opus x.

As you know, the three parts of a cigar, filler binder wrapper.

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