What's up guys? So we are going to be doing some Q&A unofficially, not super. We don't have a real tight subject that we're going to be covering. Because we want to hear from you.

Guys, we're going to be taking some questions. I've got one of my two phones that is playing YouTube stuff and I'll be able to,

someone didn't have their phone muted. Cover some questions about this year. There is an event

that I would like to talk about later in the live that we are actually going to be sponsoring

and that I will be attending coming up in April. I just had a long

phone call with the guy who's running the event and I want to talk about that a little bit.

And I'm also actually thinking about going up to AIMS surplus to hang out with them a little bit

year in the near future, maybe do a meet and greet up there. Possibly I need to talk to them.

Totally have not talked to them about this plan, but we're good pals with AIMS surplus and I'd love to go up there. It's only like five hours away. Drive up there, hang out, talk to them about some stuff, business things, maybe do a live, and also maybe meet some of you guys. So I think that'd be a lot of fun. Interesting framing going on with the camera, but whatever.

There we go. There we go. That's a little, wow, it's a little better.

All right, so.

Questions.

Questions, yes.

Let me real quick cover.

Probably the biggest question that we're seeing people ask is

plate carrier, ready rig, restocks, restocks, restocks on law folders.

Restox, restocks, restocks, restocks. Well, here's the problem.

Isaac and I do not work in procurement, shipping, receiving, vendor relations.

We don't work in that realm in the company. There's other people who are far better at that job than we are,

who have the responsibility of dealing with that. So when we come into work, Isaac's dealing

with holster development and all sorts of other nerdy creating product stuff.

And we do know what's going on. But I see what's going on with the plausible deniability

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