Corby Hall

He had a couple flying down on their private plane and I picked them up from the airport and we went to the shop and toured the shop.

Pretty early on, you know, he was there for probably four, four-ish hours.

And, you know, when we got, when we got a loan on the shop floor and between the machines, he's like, hey, you know, I still, I still got this Haiti stuff going on and I need 50 guns to take and drop off in Haiti.

And I said, well, you know, that's an embargo country.

So, I mean, I've exported guns by this point to many different countries.

And I know the process.

And it's not easy every time.

Anytime, really.

And I just knew that Haiti wasn't on that list, on the approved export list.

So, I was like, nah, I can't do that one because, like, Haiti's, like,

And so I said, you know, I suggest you don't do that with any other firearms either.

Just,

I'm assuming that he just doesn't know the export laws.

Why am I assuming this?

I don't know.

But he's a high-risk humanitarian abroad.

He's been to all these other countries, done operations in hindsight 2020.

Of course he knew that you can't take guns and drop them off into Haiti.

Yeah, and then, you know, there was already the visit before.

There was Haiti discussions and told me about the orphanage, told me about Demi Barbecue and the, you know, the gang violence that was around.