This country needs more business owners like Jimmy. Building solid businesses, paying people well and investing in the future of its children. Well done sir.
@@trilingualkid i see hidden motives in charity from billionaires who care too much about profit. These are the people paying min wage as avg pay to employees and donating to a college for a library in their name. This guy is rebuilding his whole town for the sake of nostalgia and avg pay for his people is $22. Very rare
@@startledmilk6670 What absolute garbage. You clearly did not understand the life story told in the video (if you even watched it). He took risks, had good fortune from unexpected things, but was trading in a business of societal significance and massive volume requirements - wood. Needed for housing, agriculture, industry, and most importantly can not be counterfeited, digitised or be put on the internet to undercut ala retail. Making a billion dollars would not be difficult in a nation of wooden homes, thousands of which that get destroyed by extreme weather events every year.
@@legionnairegonk4425 yeah and the timber industry accounts for millions of acres of forests being destroyed each year. Destroying ecosystems, killing animals, altering OUR environment, adding to climate change, etc.
@@startledmilk6670 you said it. “Almost”. There are still some billionaires out there that are genuinely good people. Who knows if this video really paints the true picture, but from this video you really can’t say anything bad about this man.
@@Nman22222 he’s in the timber industry, it’s destructive in its nature and has destroyed many forests not only in the country, but the world. If he was a good man, he’d look for alternatives to timber.
I work for Mr Jimmy and Great Southern is my extended family. Yes its a successful company but it's because of us caring about each other and Mr Jimmy treating us like family.
Jimmy is the personification of old south . Southern pride and southern values aren’t myths . They are alive and well in people like Jimmy and his employees. Great admiration and respect for this man and what he has accomplished. Much respect for him staying true to the values that were instilled in him by his father and staying true to the south and her people ! God bless Dixie !
If you noticed, Jimmy never talked about how much money he had. He talked about how many jobs were created. He talked about the affect things had on the community. You can tell a good man from mile away. Jimmy Rane is a good man and will leave a legacy long after he's gone.
Recession is often the result of external factors, and it appears that the United States is losing its grip as a federal reserve currency. With a decreasing ability to control inflation and a reduction in stocks and oil trading, it seems that a new multilateral world order is on the horizon.
It's important to keep in mind that investing is a zero-sum game with both good and bad days. However, by spending and investing wisely and diversifying your holdings, you can minimize risks and maximize gains. Hiring a knowledgeable investment advisor with a wide range of options can help you achieve this and leave little room for regrets.
I personally worked with an investment advisor to diversify my $200k portfolio across multiple markets, resulting in over $980k in net profit from high dividend yielding stocks. With the right guidance, you can also make informed investment decisions and achieve your financial goals.
@@edward.abraham I just started a few months back, I'm going for long term, I'm still trying to wrap my head around it, who’s this advisor you work with ?
@@edward.abraham Thank you for this tip , I must say, Shannon appears to be quite knowledgeable. After coming across her online page, I thoroughly went through her resume, educational background, and qualifications, and I must say, it was quite impressive. I reached out to her, and I have booked a session with her.
i grew up with Mr. Jimmy being one of my friend's Dad. He has ALWAYS been just an all around great guy. He was one of the people you meet when you are younger and more impressionable that you just KNOW is different than other people.....
There are so many cities and towns in America that could use the vision, hard work and love from people like Jimmy Rane. This is the kind of real, old fashioned Americanism I truly admire!
We used to keep his Citation Jet in our Hanger in Dothan Al. He used to fly all the SEC head coaches in for his Dads Bday. Got to meet Gene Stallings, Tuberville and Pat Dye all in the same night. Pretty cool.
This was very informative. I have several cousins who work as truck drivers for Mr. Jimmy and they speak very highly of him. Jermaine and Willie Daffin have great respect and admire him. He spoke at my daughter's college graduation from Wallace Community College, and I feel that he is a good fella. Keep up the good work you are doing for your family and community.
I had the privilege to meet him personally and work with him and his daugther in an effort to improve his home airport and to bring more business into Abbeville. Rural airports in Alabama are a gateway to greater economic opportunity for local communities.
Jimmy, you embody the best of American values. I am a liberal democrat, Bernie Sanders supporter, but it’s small and medium-sized business owners like you who fuel the economies of small towns like Abbeville. Thank you for keeping the American dream alive by investing in your hometown, creating good jobs ($22 an hour - Bernie would be proud), stimulating commerce, restoring your downtown, and by enabling hundreds of young people to pursue a college education. You remind us of the power of what an American with vision, determination and a magnetic personality can do! (With a little coaching from a Harvard professor!)
What a kind man and true born leader. I pray his efforts to help others and build up his community are always blessed. He restores my hope in humanity 💗
Jimmy Rane has been a kind benefactor to Marion Military Institute. He has made such a positive impact in so many lives. Thank you Mr Rane, Marion Made and War Eagle!
Wow. I can remember seeing yellow commercials with Mr Jimmy and Coach Spurrier 🐊. I’m so glad you shared this story. Leave it to a home grown Southern boy to save a town and do so much for so many other people. God bless you sir. I hope I get to meet you someday. I wish you would run for President 🇺🇸. ❤. C
Jimmy Rane, God Bless you sir. You may never read this but for everyone that does read this message, this is what an American Hero looks like. Heck Jimmy, your entire family were heros. Thank you and Thank you to the family of Lawson Curry. God Bless you all!!!
Great story for a great man! I knew of him and his wealth being the rixhest man in all of Alabama. I'm so proud to see he remained humble and down to earth and dedicated his life to helping others less fortunate. We need more people like him to step up and do some good with their wealth to help others in need! Thumbs up to the " YELLA FELLA".
@@bennytdi hey Benny I'm sure you're an accomplished well rounded individual because you sound like it but if the father of science himself believed in God then you better be smarter than Al.
Though I was born, raised & still live in Texas, I have a great love for the state of Alabama. Spending good amount of my summers there at my grandparent's place, outside the city of Jackson. Approaching 70, I still spend 4 or 5 weeks a year there, health allowing. I love this story & wished there was a Jimmy Rane in Jackson that could do what he did for his hometown.
I appreciate his comments about NAFTA. I remember being a teenager and both Democrats and Republicans were pumping up NAFTA as something our country must sign and be a part of. Even Rush Limbaugh would agree with Bill Clinton. And they treated the man that was most vocal against NAFTA as a lunatic...H. Ross Perot. I didn't know what to think of NAFTA, but it just didn't make sense to me that it would be a good thing. But then again, Perot was the only person (of any political importance) against it. My hometown was struggling before NAFTA, but once NAFTA was signed it had zero chance of ever recovering. That's why I greatly appreciate what Mr. Rane has done for Abbeville. If only we had more billionaires like him.
imagine how great this country could be if we had elected Perot and avoided 20 years of the clinton/bush dynasty. No waco, OKC, 911, afghan/iraq war....
Yella Wood is our go to wood because you definitely get what you pay for - an excellent product. Thank you sir for still producing a quality American product.
There is a man in my town like this- not a billionaire but owns many businesses in the area and he is one of the nicest most humble individuals you will ever meet. He’s helped myself and many others in his years!
What an amazing human being. This is the kind of man who is so humble and who knows the worth of every penny. I be he has so many great stories to tell.
Grown up in south Alabama all my life I remember the commercials, and every time my dad would do a project it would be with lumber with yellawood stapled on the end of every single board. It’s cool to see this documentary I’ve been through Abbeville and seen the lumber yard every time I go through. Good for you jimmy, awesome story!
Jimmy Rane (Marion Military Institute '64) will tell you he didn't build his lumber business by being timid! Another #MarionMade success story. Kudos to him for revitalizing his hometown of Abbeville, AL, and for awarding 500+ college scholarships to deserving students through his foundation.
Not only is Jimmy doing the town good and everyone that lives close to it. They now are stronger and can help many others. It's a snowball effect. Thanks Jimmy.
Listening to this fellow talk, I think about how my great great grandfather had a textile company in Tulsa, Oklahoma around the same time..from the pictures and records it was a great place..they employed over 75 local men. Unfortunately due to hateful folks, it was burned down along with several other business.. I often wonder how much generational wealth could have been passed along, like so many of this fella friends has been able to do..🤦🏼♂️🤦🏽♂️
God Bless you Jimmy. For caring about your town, your employees and those less fortunate. You are a positive role model for other business owners. Thanks for making a true difference!
Mr. Jimmy went to Marion Military Institute as a cadet prior to Auburn. Real Small school in Alabama, I met him while I studied there, and he came to speak to us. He was honest, and taught me one thing in the short time I spent with him "Nothing worthy in life comes without sacrifice". I went on to study engineering at Texas A&M, and remembered that every day when things got tough, that the sacrifices would bring me a worthy life, and the losses would eventually bless me. Thank You Mr. Jimmy.
Well, I grew up there in Abbeville, know personally everything Jimmy stated and can say it's all true. The only thing that town needs rebuilt is the D&D's donut shop. Any one from that area would appreciate this comment and know what I am talking about.
This is a real real small town. Feel good story ! THAT is all about wonderful GENEROUS local businessman, who really really cares about students who want to graduate from college and do well in society!!
Abbeville is a neat little town to visit. We were in Eufaula tending to some family business, and took the short drive to Huggin’ Molly’s. Great food and service and so much fun to walk around and see the restored buildings.
THIS!!!!!!!!!!!!! This is the exact content that inspires a young business owner like myself, not what the stupid kardashians are doing or some soon to be charged crypto bros.
This country needs more business owners like Jimmy. Building solid businesses, paying people well and investing in the future of its children. Well done sir.
lots of rich people does charity, but they dont come out and advertise, if you advertise people say you are bragging or showing off your wealth...
@@trilingualkid i see hidden motives in charity from billionaires who care too much about profit. These are the people paying min wage as avg pay to employees and donating to a college for a library in their name. This guy is rebuilding his whole town for the sake of nostalgia and avg pay for his people is $22. Very rare
@@nunyobiznes your right businesses that makes way more than his
the us does not need more billionaires
The chozenites destroyed this country
I have worked for Mr. Jimmy for nine years and you could not work for a finer person. He gives back to his employees and his community. #GATA
good man
Congrats - I could tell by his demeanor right away that he was a gentleman
I have a huge respect for persons like Jimmy Rane - wealthy and influential, still humble and human to others! Wish him all the best!
There is almost no way to become a billionaire legally or morally, you HAVE to step on toes and do amoral things in most situations.
@@startledmilk6670 What absolute garbage. You clearly did not understand the life story told in the video (if you even watched it). He took risks, had good fortune from unexpected things, but was trading in a business of societal significance and massive volume requirements - wood. Needed for housing, agriculture, industry, and most importantly can not be counterfeited, digitised or be put on the internet to undercut ala retail. Making a billion dollars would not be difficult in a nation of wooden homes, thousands of which that get destroyed by extreme weather events every year.
@@legionnairegonk4425 yeah and the timber industry accounts for millions of acres of forests being destroyed each year. Destroying ecosystems, killing animals, altering OUR environment, adding to climate change, etc.
@@startledmilk6670 you said it. “Almost”. There are still some billionaires out there that are genuinely good people. Who knows if this video really paints the true picture, but from this video you really can’t say anything bad about this man.
@@Nman22222 he’s in the timber industry, it’s destructive in its nature and has destroyed many forests not only in the country, but the world. If he was a good man, he’d look for alternatives to timber.
What a genuine and humble guy. Mad respect for people like this
My dad currently works at yellawood I’ve met Mr Jimmy and he has such a good heart hope he grows the company EVEN MORE.
I work for Mr Jimmy and Great Southern is my extended family. Yes its a successful company but it's because of us caring about each other and Mr Jimmy treating us like family.
When you get choked up by the thought of helping someone you don’t even know, that’s the sign of a good soul. Thank you Sir,
What if you get a quiver lip instead
Jimmy is the personification of old south . Southern pride and southern values aren’t myths . They are alive and well in people like Jimmy and his employees. Great admiration and respect for this man and what he has accomplished. Much respect for him staying true to the values that were instilled in him by his father and staying true to the south and her people ! God bless Dixie !
I was in complete agreement with you until you added “God bless Dixie!”
If you noticed, Jimmy never talked about how much money he had. He talked about how many jobs were created. He talked about the affect things had on the community. You can tell a good man from mile away. Jimmy Rane is a good man and will leave a legacy long after he's gone.
Recession is often the result of external factors, and it appears that the United States is losing its grip as a federal reserve currency. With a decreasing ability to control inflation and a reduction in stocks and oil trading, it seems that a new multilateral world order is on the horizon.
It's important to keep in mind that investing is a zero-sum game with both good and bad days. However, by spending and investing wisely and diversifying your holdings, you can minimize risks and maximize gains. Hiring a knowledgeable investment advisor with a wide range of options can help you achieve this and leave little room for regrets.
I personally worked with an investment advisor to diversify my $200k portfolio across multiple markets, resulting in over $980k in net profit from high dividend yielding stocks. With the right guidance, you can also make informed investment decisions and achieve your financial goals.
@@edward.abraham I just started a few months back, I'm going for long term, I'm still trying to wrap my head around it, who’s this advisor you work with ?
@@james.atkins88 Credits SHANNON MARIE WALCK to one of the best portfolio manager’s out there. She’s well known, you should look her up
@@edward.abraham Thank you for this tip , I must say, Shannon appears to be quite knowledgeable. After coming across her online page, I thoroughly went through her resume, educational background, and qualifications, and I must say, it was quite impressive. I reached out to her, and I have booked a session with her.
i grew up with Mr. Jimmy being one of my friend's Dad. He has ALWAYS been just an all around great guy. He was one of the people you meet when you are younger and more impressionable that you just KNOW is different than other people.....
There are so many cities and towns in America that could use the vision, hard work and love from people like Jimmy Rane. This is the kind of real, old fashioned Americanism I truly admire!
We used to keep his Citation Jet in our Hanger in Dothan Al. He used to fly all the SEC head coaches in for his Dads Bday. Got to meet Gene Stallings, Tuberville and Pat Dye all in the same night. Pretty cool.
I don't know him personally but i sure have a lot of respect for him. He has provided scholarships for both my granddaughters.
This was very informative. I have several cousins who work as truck drivers for Mr. Jimmy and they speak very highly of him. Jermaine and Willie Daffin have great respect and admire him. He spoke at my daughter's college graduation from Wallace Community College, and I feel that he is a good fella. Keep up the good work you are doing for your family and community.
I had the privilege to meet him personally and work with him and his daugther in an effort to improve his home airport and to bring more business into Abbeville. Rural airports in Alabama are a gateway to greater economic opportunity for local communities.
Passion in his voice, love of humanity in his heart. The world is blessed for his being. Thanks for sharing this story.
Jimmy, you embody the best of American values. I am a liberal democrat, Bernie Sanders supporter, but it’s small and medium-sized business owners like you who fuel the economies of small towns like Abbeville. Thank you for keeping the American dream alive by investing in your hometown, creating good jobs ($22 an hour - Bernie would be proud), stimulating commerce, restoring your downtown, and by enabling hundreds of young people to pursue a college education. You remind us of the power of what an American with vision, determination and a magnetic personality can do! (With a little coaching from a Harvard professor!)
What a kind man and true born leader. I pray his efforts to help others and build up his community are always blessed. He restores my hope in humanity 💗
Amen.
I am in a business development group composed of new business owners and I have shared this video with them. Well Done Sir.
Great story. Love what he did to revitalize downtown putting his own offices into the small buildings. True success story.
These are the business people who should get tax breaks not no douche bag bill gates.
What a great example of a businessman who cares for people on that level. Inspiring!
Jimmy Rane has been a kind benefactor to Marion Military Institute. He has made such a positive impact in so many lives. Thank you Mr Rane, Marion Made and War Eagle!
Are you an officer ?? 🤔😂😂
@@Gabeking88 🤣
What an inspiration. He really never gave up. And is proud of who he has become.
Wow. I can remember seeing yellow commercials with Mr Jimmy and Coach Spurrier 🐊. I’m so glad you shared this story. Leave it to a home grown Southern boy to save a town and do so much for so many other people. God bless you sir. I hope I get to meet you someday. I wish you would run for President 🇺🇸. ❤. C
Why do y'all southerners have to jump to politics on a dime? Let the man do what he loves!
Jimmy Rane, God Bless you sir. You may never read this but for everyone that does read this message, this is what an American Hero looks like. Heck Jimmy, your entire family were heros. Thank you and Thank you to the family of Lawson Curry. God Bless you all!!!
Yellawood is a fine product and Jimmy the yella fella is a great man. Us alabama residents are thankful for all he does for the community.
This man is a pillar of his town, state and beyond. Cheers Jimmy. 🇨🇦
This country needs more people like Jimmy. God Bless him and keep it up please!
What a beautiful American Dream success story! I hope Mr. Lawson Curry and or his descendants are thriving as well! 🇺🇸👏🏾🇺🇸
That part
This man is the image of what America should be! My hat is off to this amazing guy for not f'ing people and communities over fore a few extra bucks. 🙂
Great story for a great man! I knew of him and his wealth being the rixhest man in all of Alabama. I'm so proud to see he remained humble and down to earth and dedicated his life to helping others less fortunate. We need more people like him to step up and do some good with their wealth to help others in need! Thumbs up to the " YELLA FELLA".
Great success story. His community is very fortunate to have him.
If this guy were in Britain, he'd be known as Sir Jimmy Rane. What a caring guy
I want to go to this town. What a great man and wonderful story of keeping people employed . I love success stories and helping others ❤
What a good guy. This is what built this country. It brings tears to my eyes.
The Lord has really blessed the work of this man's hands. What a wonderful person he is.❤️
He did the work... The lord isnt real
@@bennytdi hey Benny I'm sure you're an accomplished well rounded individual because you sound like it but if the father of science himself believed in God then you better be smarter than Al.
And humans aren't smarter than ai.humans only have upper hand in emotional intelligence
@@tripmcneely6519every famous scientist has believed plenty of things that aren’t true, so as a piece of logic that doesn’t work at all.
Glory be to God
Though I was born, raised & still live in Texas, I have a great love for the state of Alabama. Spending good amount of my summers there at my grandparent's place, outside the city of Jackson. Approaching 70, I still spend 4 or 5 weeks a year there, health allowing. I love this story & wished there was a Jimmy Rane in Jackson that could do what he did for his hometown.
I appreciate his comments about NAFTA. I remember being a teenager and both Democrats and Republicans were pumping up NAFTA as something our country must sign and be a part of. Even Rush Limbaugh would agree with Bill Clinton. And they treated the man that was most vocal against NAFTA as a lunatic...H. Ross Perot. I didn't know what to think of NAFTA, but it just didn't make sense to me that it would be a good thing. But then again, Perot was the only person (of any political importance) against it.
My hometown was struggling before NAFTA, but once NAFTA was signed it had zero chance of ever recovering. That's why I greatly appreciate what Mr. Rane has done for Abbeville. If only we had more billionaires like him.
imagine how great this country could be if we had elected Perot and avoided 20 years of the clinton/bush dynasty. No waco, OKC, 911, afghan/iraq war....
Yella Wood is our go to wood because you definitely get what you pay for - an excellent product. Thank you sir for still producing a quality American product.
There is a man in my town like this- not a billionaire but owns many businesses in the area and he is one of the nicest most humble individuals you will ever meet. He’s helped myself and many others in his years!
Jimmy your kindness and resiliance are inspirational. Thank you Forbes for this. God bless Jimmy Yella Fella
WHAT AN AMAZING STORY... AND GREAT MAN, GOD BLESS HIM, HE SAVED A ENTIRE COMMUNITY
What an amazing human being. This is the kind of man who is so humble and who knows the worth of every penny. I be he has so many great stories to tell.
Never heard of this man, I am 65, and what a wonderful human being in every sense of the word. Great channel mate, stay safe.
Cant help but like the guy hearing the story. Had me tearing up at the end. Loved it
Wow...
What a genuine, honest, committed, brilliant and beautiful fella..
Makes me proud to from Alabama... We need many more like'em..
Grown up in south Alabama all my life I remember the commercials, and every time my dad would do a project it would be with lumber with yellawood stapled on the end of every single board. It’s cool to see this documentary I’ve been through Abbeville and seen the lumber yard every time I go through. Good for you jimmy, awesome story!
May god bless and protect this man! A true good human being who is improving things and staying real to his community.
Jimmy Rane (Marion Military Institute '64) will tell you he didn't build his lumber business by being timid! Another #MarionMade success story. Kudos to him for revitalizing his hometown of Abbeville, AL, and for awarding 500+ college scholarships to deserving students through his foundation.
What a great story. A generous and kind human beings. A lot of rich egocentrics could certainly use this lesson of empathy and kindness.
I remember his commercials growing up in Georgia. Great marketer
Great Story and advice ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️👍🏽👍🏽 hear his words, but see his heart. Amazing guy. God Bless him, his family, business and employees👏🏽
Great inspiration and story! We need more people like Jimmy!
What a great story and an awesome guy!!
Not only is Jimmy doing the town good and everyone that lives close to it. They now are stronger and can help many others. It's a snowball effect. Thanks Jimmy.
wow what a great man! Congratulations on all your hard work!! thank you for giving back... God bless you, your family and business
We need more journalism on feel good stories like these!
This is the quality of a person the US needs in Government - as a leader
Listening to this fellow talk, I think about how my great great grandfather had a textile company in Tulsa, Oklahoma around the same time..from the pictures and records it was a great place..they employed over 75 local men. Unfortunately due to hateful folks, it was burned down along with several other business.. I often wonder how much generational wealth could have been passed along, like so many of this fella friends has been able to do..🤦🏼♂️🤦🏽♂️
He was brought to tears remembering the girl who dropped from college, you could see it in his eyes
A great man. Cherishing his community, history and local people. Well done sir 👍.
Big respect. Industry is the lifeblood for small towns and cities across the country
What a good man! There are so few good men left today. Just wanted to say thank you to Jimmy!!😊
Wholesome.
He multiplied the love he got in his childhood town.
Good relationships in the town made it work, not just one man.
People like Jimmy represent the best of America: rise through diligence and giving back to their community
God Bless you Jimmy. For caring about your town, your employees and those less fortunate. You are a positive role model for other business owners. Thanks for making a true difference!
Mr. Jimmy went to Marion Military Institute as a cadet prior to Auburn. Real Small school in Alabama, I met him while I studied there, and he came to speak to us. He was honest, and taught me one thing in the short time I spent with him "Nothing worthy in life comes without sacrifice". I went on to study engineering at Texas A&M, and remembered that every day when things got tough, that the sacrifices would bring me a worthy life, and the losses would eventually bless me.
Thank You Mr. Jimmy.
Well done Jimmy. You sir are the definition of a Great American. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Wonder how Lawson is doing nowadays
Salt of the earth folk, right here.
What a great and uplifting story. More of these, please!
Outstanding piece! Thanks for sharing this story.
awesome story, great man. And once again, this story also reflects on how devastating NAFTA was to America's economy and gutting jobs
Very good video and great guy for doing this for a small town in Alabama this country needs more like him! Beautiful town!
great coverage forbes!
Well, I grew up there in Abbeville, know personally everything Jimmy stated and can say it's all true. The only thing that town needs rebuilt is the D&D's donut shop. Any one from that area would appreciate this comment and know what I am talking about.
Great video! Very inspirational
That was such a good story to learn about. This is the wholesome America I admire and have always admired.
All I could think of was “ THE DUKE “ ……this man and the Duke are both special special human beings ! Gems of humanity .😢
That was really inspiring.
Interesting how they grazed right over the fact that NAFTA squelched the town's growth in the 1990s.
So excited to hear this story! I never have heard any of this, but I have always said that Yellawood is the highest quality lumber for construction!
Jimmy has a good heart and very relatable. I’m sure that has contributed to a lot of his well deserved success.
A great guy with a deep love for business, people and country..a true inspiration
You have to respect someone with his level of wealth that never forgot where he came from! Much respect.
This is a real real small town. Feel good story ! THAT is all about wonderful GENEROUS local businessman, who really really cares about students who want to graduate from college and do well in society!!
Love true life stories like this. Thank you.
LOVED THIS VIDEO! WHAT HAPPENED TO LAWSON???
What a Genuine good bloke! Hope he accomplishes more! Absolutely brilliant
Outstanding Man, true grit, and a true humanitarian!
A man who loves his people, his town and his work..... Well done !
This is a true legend of a human being…. The world needs 7 billion more of this amazing person
Jimmy is such a Class Act!
I remember the Yella wood commercials from my childhood. Obiviously great advertising to get a kid interested and to remember.
That’s the true inspirational person genuine and humble ❤
Such an honest, great guy
Abbeville is a neat little town to visit. We were in Eufaula tending to some family business, and took the short drive to Huggin’ Molly’s. Great food and service and so much fun to walk around and see the restored buildings.
Love what you have done, you have my respect, love your town hope to see it one day.
Now THAT is an American! God bless you sir.
THIS!!!!!!!!!!!!! This is the exact content that inspires a young business owner like myself, not what the stupid kardashians are doing or some soon to be charged crypto bros.