All right, it's part two with Jimmy Hamilton and we're talking hunting and every day where

that is lifetime guaranteed.

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If you go there, one of the cool things is we got to view a little bit behind the scenes when

Jimmy walked us through the building and, man, they've got, they've got all kinds of stories

about their products like in house fires and, you know, and they dropped it off the back of the

truck, which I'm sure none of us have ever done before. And they replace it. I mean, it's really

cool, which kind of brings me into clothing, which is a kind of a weird transition there.

It is weird because you guys told me this and I was like, well, how does that work?

They stand behind their clothing too. And I've got a lot of pieces that are clothing and I

absolutely love it. What made you guys decide to just get heavy into the clothing business?

I think, man, I can go into a couple of things. I'll go into a few reasons. One, when it started,

it was just a branding thing, you know, it was, it was, we wanted to be able to have, and honestly,

a lot of it was internally. We got employees who were like, hey, we want to wear some shirts to

save vortex on them. That was, that was how things got going. But then I'd say we kind of looked

around. And if you look at our employees here, generally speaking, they are kind of also our

customers. Like there's not, there's not any divide. If you walked into vortex, you'd be like,

oh, these are all the people I expect to be working because they all hunt. They all shoot. They

enjoy the outdoors, whatever. And we started noticing that a lot of them show up in an eclectic

mix of clothing that is like some hunting brands, some total granola crunching hippie brands,

you know, but they make good clothes. It's random t-shirts they got given at some rock festival,

you know, like, or if you're in Wisconsin, it's probably a meat raffle or like a cheese

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