Well, welcome back to another T-Rex talk. Today we are going to have a riveting time talking about

nylon, slings, things made in China, possibly in Mexico, and other things like that. Yeah, no audio.

Technical difficulties, but we're good now. We're good now. I actually have some boxes to open

because I just got back here to the facility from shooting today and getting rained on.

We got some cool stuff.

So communication, comms and stuff like that, content that we are working on today.

Hopefully we'll be able to edit up and get some of that out this following week, maybe this

weekend as well, on our social medias. If you don't follow T-Rex Arms and my personal Instagram as

well, on Instagram, that's where a lot of our content goes throughout the week, because YouTube,

that's, you know, we're not doing YouTube every week except for this. But we do publish things on

Instagram all the time. Longer videos,

shorter videos, more casual stuff, kit, gear, cool pictures, stuff like that to get you through

your, you know, mundane job at work to make hard-earned American dollars. You follow us at Lucas

Trex Arms and Trex Arms on Instagram. Shandless plug. But so what I did want to talk about on

this live, because there's always a what I did want to talk about on this live,

because there's always a lot of questions

when I talk about gear in general

or plate carriers or whatever.

I can never get to very many of them.

But I'm actually opening on this one

because I got my phone out.

I love it when people are like,

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