Colin

I need a good holster, but I'm not at a point where I can spend $150 for one, so I'm going to try to make myself one.

And so I made it.

It was horrible.

I actually have it in the shop.

Actually, I can go grab the original, the very first holster I ever made.

But I have written on the side of it the mark one and the date that I made it.

And it is absolute trash.

Compared to my quality control today, it's like...

My three-year-old could probably make a better holster.

But it kind of kick-started something where I had a buddy that was on staff with me at the church, and he asked me if I could make him a holster.

And I was like, yeah, might as well.

I've got the tools still and had some extra leftover material.

And so I made him a holster.

And he was like, you should start.

You should try to sell these.

I think you can get somewhere with this.

You should try to sell them.

And I was like, I don't really have the time for that.

I don't think it's going to make that much money.

It's like, you should just, just put some feelers out and see what happens.