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well. Today I'm joined by Anton Kreshik,

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the founder and CEO of Seven Weeks
Coffee. Seven Weeks Coffee is a

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pro life coffee company that donates ten
percent of every sale to pregnancy centers around

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the country. These pregnancy centers provide
vital resources to expect in mothers, vulnerable

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women, and anyone else in their
communities who's in need of support as they

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start their families. There are,
in many ways, the lifeblood of the

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pro life movement. Leading up to
the overturn over O v. Wade follow

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in the leak of the Draft Bobs
decision, several pregnancy centers were attacked and

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vandalized. As of now, very
little if anything, has come out of

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the FBI's investigation into these attacks,
but the work that Anton and the team

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at Seven Weeks Coffee do is crucial
in showing solidarity and supporting one of the

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most important resources the pro life movement
has. Anton. How's it going,

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Thanks, Sam, doing well?
Thanks for having me on, No problem,

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Thanks for coming on. I appreciate
making the time. So can you

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tell us a bit about the origin
of Seven Weeks Coffee? What gave you

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the inspiration to start this company?
What's it all about? Yeah, I'd

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love to share. I've always been
passionate about the pro life movement, but

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I had a background in political fundraising
and just working for and raising money for

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some amazing nonprofits, candidates and packs. But I had the idea one day

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for a pro life coffee company really
to take and allow consumers who are pro

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life and love coffee to you know, shop their values and make a difference

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with every purchase. So I started
Seven Weeks of Coffee in the fall of

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twenty twenty one. I've been doing
it for about two year years now,

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but with the simple mission of donate
ten percent of every sale to pregnancy Care

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Center. So that was the idea
of it, and over the two years

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we've raised over two hundred thousand dollars, supporting over six hundred and fifty pregnancy

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centers across the nation. So that's
us in a nutshell. That's fantastic doing

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great work. So, you know, there's a lot of subscription based coffee

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companies that appear to be popping up
everywhere. What really differentiates Seven Weeks Coffee

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from you know, Black Rifle or
one of the other ones. Yeah,

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so we were pro life oriented first
and foremost, but we have a huge

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impact on how we give back.
So what's so unique about us is that

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we donate ten percent of every sale, so there are a large portion of

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profits, but it allows every consumer
to know that each purchase is directly supporting

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a pro life organization, Unlike you
know, some other maybe like kind of

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D two C or coffee companies direct
to consumer coffee companies out there. Ours

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is really focused on that each consumer
is making a difference because of how much

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we're giving back. And yeah,
so for us, it's you know,

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we think we're funding the most important
part of the pro life movement, which

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is a pregnancy care center. So
they are the hands and feet of the

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movement, saving lives and community.
So every order directly helps support those local

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centers. So I think that's really
what makes us stand out. Yeah,

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definitely. It's it's like, you
know, like I just said, fantastic

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work, very important stuff. And
you know, since you are you know,

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in the really in the trenches of
the pro life movement, what do

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you think is the next frontier of
the pro life fight? You know,

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after the after the Dabbs decision,
there was a lot of momentum, but

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you know, there appears to be
I don't want to say it's fading across

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the country, but the fight seems
to be a lot harder than people anticipated

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it was to really deliver a pro
life future for America. So what do

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you foresee to be the next couple
you know, battles in that regard.

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Yeah, so I think you know, obviously it's moved to like the states,

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you know, state by a state
issue where you know, we want

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to fight for pro life policies within
each state. We've seen a lot of

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come to fruition and a lot of
states you know, helping protect the unborn

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with heartbeat bills. But we're also
see states that aren't that they have gone

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the other way and you know,
legalized abortion you know, through birth essentially.

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So it's definitely a state by state
battle that's why it's super important for

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people to get involved in their state
legislators policies and to advocate for you know,

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protection upborn with within their state,
you know, their state governments,

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and that type of advocation is what
we need. I also think, you

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know, hopefully there's a way to
get to a federal limit on abortion.

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I think that'd be a good thing. People have said fifteen weeks would be

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a great starting point. I agree. I think we want to take every

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step we can to protect the unborn
and keep moving towards the full protection.

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But yeah, for us, we
want to make as much noise we can

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supporting premsy Care Center. So that's
for us, we want to keep supporting

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them in all the states that need
the most. So and for those who

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are unaware, could you explain a
bit about the work that pregnancy care centers

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do? Is it? Yeah?
Medical supplies? Is it? You know,

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what do they do for mothers,
expected mothers and families? Yeah,

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so if pregnancy care center, they
are the local resource for any woman facing

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an underplanned pregnancy. They provide free
medical ultrasounds, They provide you know,

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baby care, diapers, formulas,
clothing, parental classes, they really provide

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everything that a mother needs to help, you know, provide for their child

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and help provide all those resources.
So for me, I get to visit

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a center years ago and just see
what they do. They really just save

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lives in their communities. Like I
said, they're their hands and fear of

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the pro life movement. They donate
I think it's upwards of two hundred and

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seventy million dollars a year of free
resources. They never charge for a single

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thing, so they just rely on
volunteers and donations and it's amazing what they

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do. They are the ones that
are truly helping save and protect unborn and

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yeah, so they need our support
more than ever. Hey, y'all,

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do you think you could give to
young people or just really anybody who's interested

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in getting more involved in the pro
life movement. Yeah, I think it's

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a few things. Start locally with
getting involved in a local center, just

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volunteering, just seeing what they do. I think it's really eye opening when

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you see the hands on of what
a local pregnancy center does in terms of

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the seriousness and just them me support
they provide women who are facing on planned

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pregnancy. There's a lot of other
great organizations to get involved with, like

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Sidewalk Advocates for Life. There are
friends of ours and they helped us with

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sidewalk counseling outside of abortion clinics.
Those are great ways to get involved.

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And then the thirdly, like I
mentioned earlier, I really think it's important

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like where your your state's policy is
on life is important to know and please

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you know, lobby call your state
officials on your beliefs and support and we'll

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advocate for the protection of onborn because
that's really where the issue is now is

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it's you know, each stake is
passing their own laws in regards to abortion.

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So we want everyone to be active
within their communities but also in their

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states as well. So those are
a handful of things that would definitely suggest

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to get going, you get doing
right, and you know, just to

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just cycle that point. I'm from
Ohio and we have Issue one coming up

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on the ballot, which is to
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and Ohio is you know, it's
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there's no guarantee and it's unfortunately looking
like Issue one might pass and not get

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struck down or not get voted down
rather, So it really is imperative for

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people to get involved in the grassroots
and you know, to annoy their state

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legislatures, to just express their concerns
about this. It's there's no guarantee that

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just because the state is a Republican
state, that the pro life laws will

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get advanced, unfortunately. Yeah,
exactly, I'm from Ohio to you originally

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I growth there, so yeah,
I've been following Issue one closely, and

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yeah, it's scary it to ballot
initiative. So they just need fifty one

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percent basically fifty fifty percent plus one
vote and that would get passed and essentially

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overturn the heartbeat bill that's already in
place there. So yeah, that's why

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it's so important to get involved in
a local, local level, you know,

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be a loud voice for the unborn. They you know, they don't

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have a voice, so we really
need to speak up for them in our

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communities, right and you know,
It's just it's boggles my mind how you

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know all this out of state money
is coming in just around the country to

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just influence this national abortion agenda.
It's I mean, it is disheartening,

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but it's not surprising at this point
with just how you know, aggressively pro

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abortion movement is. So you aside
from just getting involved in you know,

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calling your legislatures and you know,
being involved in the community. What uh

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what I guess not advice, but
what I guess advice is the right word.

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How would you suggest that people get
involved, Like what resources should they

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contact to get involved in the grassroots
levels? Yeah, the grassroots, there's

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usually a state right to life coalitions
like I men sued early Cybwalk Advocates for

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Life. Just like on the grassroots
advocacy side, and just getting involved in

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you know, knowing like where your
local abortion clinic is and what takes place

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there. It's it's really important to
just know that that that could be happening

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in your backyard and your community.
Knowing your local primecy center as a resource

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to you know, let people know
and send people there. But yeah,

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and then also getting right to those
right to life coalitions within each state,

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A lot of states have March for
Life as well, so I definitely recommend

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attending those as a great resource.
But yeah, and if you like coffee,

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you can drink seven weeks of coffee
you directly give back to local pregnancy

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center. So that's another way you
can get involved from you know, starting

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your morning with seven weeks coffee too, and you know to bring up to

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bring it back to seven weeks.
How exactly do you guys go about sourcing

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your beans for your coffee? Oh
yeah, yeah, I'm happy to share

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more. So we have some amazing
coffee from all over the world. It's

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what's been cool is we like to
say successes to find an excellence and mission

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and excellence and products. So we
have a really great mission supporting life and

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supporting pregnancy care centers and prolable organizations. But we have amazing quality coffee from

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all over the world. Top one
to two percent of the beans. We

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source it all direct trade, which
means we directly help give back to local

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farmers. It's the most ethical way
to source coffee through direct trade. And

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so they have coffee from Ethiopia,
Honduras, Brazil, Haiti, Dominican Republic,

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just all over origins Columbia. So
yeah, we got tons of different

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coffees, which has been really cool
to share into highlights. So if you're

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a coffee snob, this is also
for you. I will make that caveat.

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what is your What is your favorite
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a favorite shy It's probably a fast
right, Yeah, I drink I do

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drink it all. I always liked
lighter roast coffees, they have more caffeine,

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they have more of a boulder,
I guess, more of like distinct

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flavors, especially like Ethiopian light roast. That's one of my favorites, kind

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of kind of a floral and fruity
flavor, citrus flavor. So totally recommend

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those. But we have a lot
of great coffees from all of the world,

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so I do drink all our coffee. That's definitely the truth. So

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how did you get into coffee in
particular as opposed to, you know,

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some other way to help pregnancy centers. You went into coffee? How come?

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Yeah? Yeah, it's funny because
I didn't have a background in it

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really, but like I said,
I was, I was working. I

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did political fundraising before this, and
you know that was really had a heart

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for the issue, the pro fishue, but not like necessarily a huge background

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in coffee. I always love coffee, but I just saw like an opportunity.

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There was no one doing a pro
life coffee company. I was like,

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Wow, there's a there's a really
cool way here to you know,

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share a mission, to have a
story, to build a brand around you

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know, these values that so many
Americans care about. And I also think

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that there was just a lot of
people that have felt alienated from you know,

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big box companies that often advocate for
values they don't align with, and

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so people really wanted alternatives, and
I think we kind of just were there

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in the right place at the right
time with an alternative that directly supports the

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values they want. So yeah,
yeah, no, totally agree. I

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think you guys hit the You found
your You found the right lane at the

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right time. So how can other
pro life organizations find you? How can

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they collaborate with you? And at
the end of the day, where can

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they find seven Weeks Coffee to support
them? Yeah? So yeah, so

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a lot of cool resources on our
website seven weeks Coffee dot com is they

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can shop and find any coffee you'd
like to order. We also have a

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partner with us page. So if
you're a pro life organization, if you're

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a pregnancy center, anything within the
pro life umbrilla, we'd love to financially

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support you. Like I was saying
earlier, we donate ten percent of every

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sale. We raised over two hundred
thousand dollars in donations. We donate that

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out to tons of nonprofits and pro
life organizations. So anyone can sign up

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to partner with us. It's on
our website, says the bottom our websites

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as partner with us. Please just
failed the application there and if you love

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coffee, consider giving us a try. You can shop all the different types

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of coffee we have from all over
the world. Seven weeks Coffee dot com

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is our website. You can find
us there. Awesome. Well and Tom,

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thanks for coming on. Hope to
have you back sometime soon and keep

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on doing great work. Thanks Sam, I really appreciate it, and thanks

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for having me on problem. Thanks
for tuning in to another edition of the

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Federalist Radio Hour, and as always
be lovers of freedom and anxious for the

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fray. I heard the fame voice
the reason, and then it faded away. Mm hmm