Tej Gill

Yeah, we got into the T-shirt game in 2016 when Hillary Clinton was running for president against Trump.

I wanted to bring out awareness about what happened in Benghazi.

So we created T-shirts that said Hillary Clinton killed my friends.

And it just took off like wildfire.

Back then you had the XM radio podcast.

I went on your podcast with Breitbart.

I went on Fox and Friends and a bunch of other platforms.

And it just started blowing up.

I just did it.

for like a fun thing and to raise awareness about Benghazi and it turned into a really good t-shirt company.

We used to sell tons of shirts at the, at the height we're selling up to 30,000 shirts a month.

And then we got banned in 2020 for posting the voter election fraud graph in Wisconsin, Facebook and Google and everybody suspended all our advertising accounts.

And that killed that company.

And then, um,

I figured I'd make the pivot to coffee.

And I've been keeping the coffee pretty much out of politics.

I have my political views, but I don't involve it in the company.

And now we are selling the best coffee out there.

Our coffee is incredible.

We have almost 18,000 five-star reviews on our website.