Ryan Zink

And there's a very critical aspect.

I sent you all the picture last night of what it was supposed to be posted.

outside.

Well, John Nassif, another Jay Sixer, just got his, you know, the Supreme Court didn't actually hear the case, but they made a ruling on it that said that the First Amendment application ends the second a person crosses the threshold of the United States Capitol.

So if that's the case and they made the ruling on his that the First Amendment ends, I never crossed the threshold.

So we'll see what the future holds for my lawsuits against the federal government.

I work in safety right now.

What does that mean, safety?

I am a safety coordinator, so I look at what people are doing when they work.

And decide, which I mean, I have a boss, you know, so it's like.

Yeah, and I do, I do audits and I watch like behavioral mechanisms to see like if ergonomically there's something that we could change to stop somebody from getting hurt.

Is there a process that we can change?

Are there administrative controls?

Are there, like, can we put a guard to prevent somebody from sticking their hand inside of here?

And then I was also at some of the harshest times.

So, I was actually working.

I have no problem trashing them.

I was working for Bear Crop Science as their...

safety director for the the research and development departments and uh working with cotton you know all these different um just stuff that's relevant to my area you know where where i live and they they terminated me when i got convicted i told them you know i'm going on appeal and uh why'd they fire you for getting convicted bear's very liberal so bear being the german pharma company yeah oh yeah so they you know it just um

You know, that was one of the things I was working.