Rob Luna

And I've been into a lot of other places.

And every single time, I'm really happy to come back here.

And a lot of that, even like I said, coming to Tennessee and you're part of that decision, I saw how you were living and I was like, it's just that, right?

Like I said at the beginning, I don't need shit from the government.

I don't want shit.

I just need them to stay the F out of my life and let me create things for myself because I'm capable of doing that now.

Does everybody in America have that opportunity?

No.

If you're disabled, you're mentally ill, you're a veteran who's come back and you're destroyed because of the situation.

I think we should help those people, but I think there's things in place.

They could be better to do that.

But the vast majority of Americans are just getting soft and lazy and they don't wanna take the hard medicine.

They don't wanna work.

And I've got a problem with that.

And so when I came here,

this is like the opportunity to where like, I look at things like you have of farmland and plays like, Hey, let me just, let me, let me be responsible for my family.

Let me surround myself with friends and family who are like-minded, who put God first.

And at the end of the day, we might not be big enough, but we're going to put up a damn good fight.

If something happens and I'm not relying on anyone to protect my family or feed my family.

And I,