I was able to travel all over the world, you know, spent nights at ports and seen all the different things that a port could be.

When you see trucks coming in and out of ports, it's the same as what the military did, in addition to getting shot at a bombs thrown at you.

Logistics is the same everywhere you go. Commodities got to get from one place to another place. Sometimes it's point A to point B, sometimes it's point A, point B and point C, you know, depending on throughput. That's right. Nothing works without people. You take care of the people, the people take care of the mission and then the mission take care of you. This is a project that you guys are working on. It's a project that we're doing.

That's happening right now.

That's a beautiful part about it.

Okay.

We're not just talking about what we're going to do.

We're talking about what we are doing.

So if you expand on the land, you get in more cargo.

More cargo means more people, more people put to work.

More people able to take care of their families.

Right.

Because it's all about the people. Right. And that's how we fix the problem. That's how you fix the problem. All right, all right. Hustle Fam, Hustle Fam. We are back with another amazing episode. And we are here live at the AAPA annual convention. And I am here with a very, very special guest, man. I have the commissioner of Port Aartour. How do you pronounce Port Arthur? Is it Port Arthur or Port Arthur? Let's just go with Arthur. All right, cool. Let's go with Arthur. Because, you know, I know some people pronounce, like, the pronunciation is a little bit different for certain folks or whatever. So I want to make sure I got it right. I'm not French. I want to be respectful. Yeah, yeah, I'm good. All right. Well, we're here with the commissioner, man, Mr. Randy Martin. How are you, sir? Doing wonderful, my man. Yeah. How long have you been the commissioner of Port Arthur? Seven years. Seven beautiful years, man. Amazing. So I saw you walking around here

with the hat. I said, that's the guy I got to talk to, man. I got to follow this guy, man. So

very, very, what's interesting to me about Port Arthur, is one of the, I believe it's like

one of 13 ports in Texas. Is that correct? Yes, it is. And it's a pretty small port, right?

Very small port. Okay.

100 and some acres. Okay. Okay. Got it. You know, but we're growing, though. We're expanding

day by day. We're purchasing property. Right now we're in an expansion. You know,

more that we expand, the more land we we get the more people that go to work. Yeah.

Yeah.

How does someone become the commissioner of Port Arthur?

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