Andy Stumpf

Oh, there's plenty of ego there, but they can turn it off for a little bit while they're learning.

well, they understand what it takes to get there.

No, and to be fair, so I'm going to take a step back on this too.

So I've been honored, blessed, fortunate to work with a lot of really cool people that are kind of a lot of athletes, a lot of Olympians, a lot of, and since, so my dad had always done just a dinner or whatever he could for Walter Reed.

And we started doing it bigger and bigger as we, you know, a lot of them missing limbs, missing stuff.

And a lot of those were actually motorcycle.

crashes actually, uh, that end up at there.

So we're only like 16 miles from Walter Reed hospital.

Um, so we brought into Montana and some music, uh, guys and whatever.

And then black rifle started being a part of it and allowing us to kind of help more and more veterans through the year and in different times of the year.

And, um, black rifle kind of uses, we call it Pastrana land, just my backyard.

Basically.

Um, we've got motorcycles and can-ams and four wheelers and, um,

shooting range and pretty much whatever you could want to do as far as rednecks are concerned and they say look so they bring over you know people like like we were just talking about and they said we can't film anything today nothing gets filmed like give them a good show bring shoot bike tommy over to barbecue for them shoot the shit and this is just kind of a and brcc has given me

which is really, really cool.

Like kind of carte blanche on whatever this costs, whatever vehicles are destroyed.

Hubert doesn't like it as much, our mechanic.

Dude, and even just.

We can break some stuff.

I will have to say I've never had a day when more vehicles have been broken or that I've had more fun in my life than last year when those boys came over and not one bit of it was captured on film.