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Balance on required finance agreement due bill credits end if you pay off devices early ct mobile.com Morning everybody. As always, welcome back and thank you for the support of the show. I really appreciate the feedback that I get every month and the support the people have that enables me to do what it is that I do. Today's episode is with a Repeat guest, Nick McKinley. I've had him on a few times and I'm never going to stop having him on because he works in a world that I open my eyes to or was exposed to far too late in life. And that is the world of human trafficking. If you're anything like me, when I first heard that term, my brain immediately jumped. Oh, we must be talking about women specifically and sexual human trafficking. And of course there is an aspect of that, but that's not it. And I don't even think I would have to default to Nick on this. I don't even think that's the majority. Trafficking happens every day in every state in this country. I guarantee you've encountered it, but I bet you it was invisible. So Nick is the CEO of Deliver Fund, which happens to be an organization co located here in Montana, I think less than 20 miles up the road. They are an anti human trafficking organization and Nick does a good job of describing who they are and what they do and to maybe even get some more context on Deliver Fund specifically as an organization. I'll put the thumbnails up for the two previous episodes that I think I've had him on for. Those are a great starting point. Today we lateraled it a little bit and we were talking more about the targeting of young boys specifically because as a country and as a society we are doing a good job of educating young women to the risks of what would be the correct word trafficking would be the end state of that. The steps that lead you towards the trafficking that Seduction, enticement, leverage, whatever it may be, not doing as good of a job when it comes to young men. So strap in for a little bit. I mean, we, we. We drifted and I think gave our thoughts on just about everything geopolitical and, well, related before we got into that. But don't close your eyes to this issue. It's important and it's everywhere. And Deliver Fund is an amazing organization doing the best that they can to step in the breach. Try to stop this now. Before we get into the episode, let's take a few seconds. Let's pay the bills. I am so happy and proud to say that today's episode is brought to you by Montana Knife Company. Montana Knife Company was founded by Josh Smith, the youngest master bladesmith ever to be. And I don't know if that was in the world or just in the United States. I'm gonna say in the world. And if I'm wrong, Josh can correct people, but that's what I'm gonna say. He's been making knives for 30 years. Montana Knife Company was born and bred and is breathing vision into where this company wants to go with its roots deeply into Montana. Made in the usa, locally manufactured. I'm sitting in Kalispell, Montana. They're just down the road about probably 110 miles from where I'm sitting right now in Frenchtown, Montana. Designed, tested and built by hunters. Montana Knife Company has their roots and is first and foremost a hunting knife company. They sell sharp knives right out of the box. Their innovation in the last year has been unbelievable. So this is a mini Speedgoat. My original favorite knife of theirs was the Speedgoat, slightly larger than this. And I also love the paracord handle. Not because I am going to use it for anything, but it's super lightweight. Just in 2024, they started releasing their tactical line. And honestly, off the top of my head, I can't remember exactly which version this is. It's one of the goats, though. And this is my everyday carry. These knives are unbelievable. The quality, it's of course, impossible to tell this listening to me talk about it or looking at it on the video. They're amazing. But what I'm gonna add to that is these are hard to get. They sell out quickly. The demand for these knives is outstripping their ability to produce them, even though they are continuing to order more and more and more. So Thursdays is often when they do drops, but Saturdays, starting in 2025, they're gonna be doing those as well. Here is my ask if you want to support an amazing American founded American made brand, Head on over to montanaknifecompany.com and see what they have to offer. And my only ask to you would be this. If you end up buying something at some point in time in their payment portal, it's going to ask you how you got there, who sent you there. Do me a favor, if it says either the Clear Top podcast or Andy Stone, just click on that button so they know that you found them through this show. And that's all I have to say on that. An amazing brand founded by an amazing person with an amazing community. Yep, the trifecta. Let's get into today's episode.