00:00I have a farm and it's devastated. I've lost the roofs off all my animal
00:04shelters and everything. I was in just about in tears when I saw on Facebook
00:10what Jim and Nick's was doing and I came to get me one and I've got some to take
00:17back to the folks that are working at RX Express pharmacy with very little power.
00:23We feel like we need to be part of the community everywhere we are so we wanted
00:27to come down here and help those people in Milton that were devastated by the
00:30hurricane and we're out here giving away over 600 free sandwiches today. We did
00:33it in Pace yesterday and we just love to be supportive of everyone there. Our
00:37restaurant in Pace is not open because we're done with power we don't have any
00:40yet but it looks like a lot of the area in Pace is getting power but a lot of tree
00:44damage and and you know a lot of tops of buildings and such roofs. I mean the
00:48trees we have around here are hundreds of years old in our established
00:52communities and the wind just takes them out because the root system is so
00:57shallow. Had a thousand feet of fence covered in trees so that's what we've
01:02been doing for two days is cutting trees and putting up fence and about wore out
01:08so this right here is just lifted my spirits and re-energized me and I'm
01:12gonna go home and pull some more land. That's what community is all about right
01:16it's helping each other being supportive it's one of our core values is being
01:19supportive so we want to be here for everybody. That's Milton that's what we
01:22do we help each other.
