Jonathan Howard

He's like, no, you're not.

And I was like, well, you're not going to stop me.

He's like, well, I put up a TFR.

And that's when I found out he was the one that told the Frankie at EMS to put up a TFR because he started telling me that he was so proud of himself about the guy that flew in supplies.

And he was so mad about it.

He's like, this guy flew in with supplies without my authorization and just landed in a field.

I can't be having people out here landing helicopters, bringing supplies without talking to me first.

So he's like, yeah, I report him to the FAA.

And he was just like so proud of himself for that.

Wow.

So they were gone the next day, by the way.

I got that from the fire chief.

So as we started talking to their crew, that's when we found out they were there for profit.

And we're like, how'd you guys get here?

And he's like, oh, we bid on the job.

And we're like, you bid on the job?

He's like, yeah, North Carolina put out requests for crews to show up and you get paid.

I was just like, that's when I started, it started making sense.

He didn't want a state guard unit and a nonprofit there that would outshine him and his crew while they're there for profit.

And I think that's really what it was.