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It's ok to still laugh and have fun. They hate that we aren't crippled by depression and anxiety like them.

It's ok to still laugh and have fun. They hate that we aren't crippled by depression and anxiety like them.

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I'm doing the banners and art etc for this event. Should I go full send.

I'm doing the banners and art etc for this event. Should I go full send.

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Honestly this does touch on our philosophy. We could very easily chase profits and charge $50 because it's entirely made in USA, the quality of the cotton and weave, the printing method, the inks we use etc. Obviously yall see others doing it for even lower quality products. Our pricing is not reflective of the product but we do it to keep it affordable and accessible and to help grow the mission of reshoring industry. A lot of people are trying to be made in USA businesses but also charge out the absolute ass trying to maintain margins and an income they'd grown accustomed to. It's an unrealistic expectation in our current economy and you're shooting the movement in the foot pricing yourself out of volume. Made in USA needs volume and cashflow. Goods need to be moving and exchanging hands, that's what drives the economy. If you're out there charging a premium people will still continue to go buy the foreign slop because it's cheaper and they don't share the values of what supporting made in USA really is. Shirts specifically if you're still using foreign shirts and cotton, they use the absolute cheapest shit they can find. (Just like wool, there's varying degrees of quality genetics that determines softness and performance). Probably the most frequent comment we get is about softness and how crazy comfortable our stuff is. That's for a reason and not by magic or accident. Our designs don't have that gross plastic stiff feel to them that flakes off and degrades quickly. That's for a reason because of how we choose to do things the hard way. We understand we care more about these things than most and for the general public they willingly buy lower quality stuff more to just support who is selling it. But I think awareness is also part of the issue because I was also one of those "it's just a shirt, who cares" people until I wore an AL shirt. They are hands down the biggest bang for the buck in this space and we have shirts lasting people years and years now for the same price you pay to fund china whether directly or indirectly. The best (and how capitalism is supposed to work) way to grow the movement is to be an educated consumer. Check tags, country of origin labels, ink and printing method. If someone is being shady or dodgy over the answers? There's your answer. And this goes for all products. We keep an active list of all kinds of made in USA products for all sorts of things that we have personally bought and used to check for quality both the product but also the business. anyway. TLDR we give up massive profits because we believe in what we're doing even tho it slows growth.

Honestly this does touch on our philosophy. We could very easily chase profits and charge $50 because it's entirely made in USA, the quality of the cotton and weave, the printing method, the inks we use etc. Obviously yall see others doing it for even lower quality products. Our pricing is not reflective of the product but we do it to keep it affordable and accessible and to help grow the mission of reshoring industry. A lot of people are trying to be made in USA businesses but also charge out the absolute ass trying to maintain margins and an income they'd grown accustomed to. It's an unrealistic expectation in our current economy and you're shooting the movement in the foot pricing yourself out of volume. Made in USA needs volume and cashflow. Goods need to be moving and exchanging hands, that's what drives the economy. If you're out there charging a premium people will still continue to go buy the foreign slop because it's cheaper and they don't share the values of what supporting made in USA really is. Shirts specifically if you're still using foreign shirts and cotton, they use the absolute cheapest shit they can find. (Just like wool, there's varying degrees of quality genetics that determines softness and performance). Probably the most frequent comment we get is about softness and how crazy comfortable our stuff is. That's for a reason and not by magic or accident. Our designs don't have that gross plastic stiff feel to them that flakes off and degrades quickly. That's for a reason because of how we choose to do things the hard way. We understand we care more about these things than most and for the general public they willingly buy lower quality stuff more to just support who is selling it. But I think awareness is also part of the issue because I was also one of those "it's just a shirt, who cares" people until I wore an AL shirt. They are hands down the biggest bang for the buck in this space and we have shirts lasting people years and years now for the same price you pay to fund china whether directly or indirectly. The best (and how capitalism is supposed to work) way to grow the movement is to be an educated consumer. Check tags, country of origin labels, ink and printing method. If someone is being shady or dodgy over the answers? There's your answer. And this goes for all products. We keep an active list of all kinds of made in USA products for all sorts of things that we have personally bought and used to check for quality both the product but also the business. anyway. TLDR we give up massive profits because we believe in what we're doing even tho it slows growth.

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We're getting our asses kicked

We're getting our asses kicked

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It's a holy war whether you like it or not.

It's a holy war whether you like it or not.

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Patience is finite. We wait because we know what happens when the seal is broken and you are mistaking our desire of peace for compliance.

Patience is finite. We wait because we know what happens when the seal is broken and you are mistaking our desire of peace for compliance.

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DID SOMEONE SAY KORN

DID SOMEONE SAY KORN

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Those of you who comment "it's just an ad for shirts" or "I don't get it", completely missed the point. We don't even pay ourselves to do this and you lack the capacity to conceptualize building something greater. We support Americans and American Made businesses as you should as well. Yalls money goes right back into this business and/or supporting other American small businesses and manufacturers. Enjoy the show.

Those of you who comment "it's just an ad for shirts" or "I don't get it", completely missed the point. We don't even pay ourselves to do this and you lack the capacity to conceptualize building something greater. We support Americans and American Made businesses as you should as well. Yalls money goes right back into this business and/or supporting other American small businesses and manufacturers. Enjoy the show.

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Duty is ours. Consequences are God's. You're facing evil head on now.

Duty is ours. Consequences are God's. You're facing evil head on now.

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Fine. I'll post the rest of the video for you sickos

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Fine. I'll post the rest of the video for you sickos

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My message to all the foreigners visiting here and having a good time.

My message to all the foreigners visiting here and having a good time.

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Une nation, c’est son peuple.

Une nation, c’est son peuple.

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White Boy Summer is returning with a vengeance.

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White Boy Summer is returning with a vengeance.

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I just remembered. They can't stop me from posting the ads I've been making this whole time. HR says I'm "a problem"

I just remembered. They can't stop me from posting the ads I've been making this whole time. HR says I'm "a problem"

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Now that I'm an influencer and all, check out my new podcast.

Now that I'm an influencer and all, check out my new podcast.

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Cowabunga it is

Cowabunga it is

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This founding document does though.

This founding document does though.

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Remember what got us here.

Remember what got us here.

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If they want to only speak one language. Be fluent.

If they want to only speak one language. Be fluent.

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G M Remember your oath, brothers.

G M Remember your oath, brothers.

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I'm feelin it

I'm feelin it

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They had their Arab spring. Now it's time for the American Spring. We are what stands against the death cult.

They had their Arab spring. Now it's time for the American Spring. We are what stands against the death cult.

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What say you

What say you

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