Hunter

I would like to thank Jesus and my mother.

What's up, Chris?

Fan-fucking-tastic, Chris.

I'm doing well, brother.

How are you, man?

So you've been busting ass here the past year?

And then really the past six months, you've been burning the candle at both ends.

And that's how I know you.

And that's how I knew you when you were at BNT, you and I worked together a lot when you were, we were at BNT.

Probably the world because, I mean, everybody knows them.

So at the risk of going back over what we've already gone over, I'm going to ask you another question.

Now, remind me of your position at B&T before you left.

So, Chris, that begs the question, man, and I don't mean this as it sounds, but I've asked you this a number of times.

Why would anybody in their right mind leave such an established position, senior vice president of marketing from a pretty good company?

Why would you consider, hey, I'm going to leave this nice, prestigious job with a prestigious company to strike out on my own?

Yeah.

What's that?

What's the good Lord smiling on you?

So the fact that you're being successful is got to be the flag that this was the right move for you.

Now, something else I'd like for you to touch on, the texturing.