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Sep 30, 2026

Marty McGillanGUEST
14:12
Eddie Payne tried to hire me down at Upstate.
Marty McGillanGUEST
14:15
My oldest son, Riley, was a senior at Fort Mill.
Marty McGillanGUEST
14:18
I'm like, Like, I'm not doing this, man.
Marty McGillanGUEST
14:21
Like, senior year, don't want to miss it.
Shayne BoyleGUEST
0:40
Yeah, I play football.
Joby MartinHOST
0:42
Fort Mill High School, shout out to
Shayne BoyleGUEST
0:43
them.
Shayne BoyleGUEST
0:44
Football, baseball, walked on at Charleston Southern.

7 MINS LATER

Shayne BoyleGUEST
8:06
Yeah.
Shayne BoyleGUEST
8:07
Something like that across all the platforms.
Joby MartinHOST
8:10
And you're from Fort Mill? Fort Mill, yep.
Joby MartinHOST
8:12
For those of you that don't know, small town South Carolina.
Aaron AlpeterHOST
6:33
I wanna start by, by just painting a picture and reading a headline.
Aaron AlpeterHOST
6:37
And so in 2024, Stanley Black & Decker closed a plant in Fort Mill, South Carolina.
Aaron AlpeterHOST
6:44
It's just about 45 minutes south of me.
Aaron AlpeterHOST
6:46
Fort Mill's a wonderful place.
Aaron AlpeterHOST
6:47
Um, but this factory was important because it built DeWalt cordless power tools.
Aaron AlpeterHOST
6:53
And with this announcement, there were about 192 jobs that were, were lost.
Aaron AlpeterHOST
7:13
But these two happened in the same year, in the same country, on the same product line for DeWalt.
Aaron AlpeterHOST
7:18
And what makes it really interesting is in 2013, DeWalt spent a fortune convincing everybody in the States that they had come home and that they opened these factories, and yet in 2024 they quietly left again.
Trevor MaxwellHOST
3:55
Um, so before we get to, well, before we even get into things, tell us a little bit about who you are, where you live and who your family is.
Bob LaneGUEST
4:04
I am a 71 year old man, uh, living in, uh, South Carolina, Fort Mill, uh, actually it's Indian land, which is a part of Fort Mill, uh, which is about 400 yards from the North Carolina border.
Bob LaneGUEST
4:16
So, uh, For the golfers out there, it's a driver and a three-wood.
Bob LaneGUEST
4:20
And I could be walking in North Carolina.
Matt SmithHOST
7:39
As if we didn't know it.
Matt SmithHOST
7:40
Fort Mill, all over Westwood, 63-21.
Matt SmithHOST
7:43
Fort Mill serving notice.
Matt SmithHOST
7:45
Still undefeated.
Matt SmithHOST
7:46
Whitmire, 30.
Thomas RichardsGUEST
43:32
And I started out doing farmer's markets.
Thomas RichardsGUEST
43:36
And then I started getting into commercial sharpening, sharpening for restaurants in Uptown Charlotte, Fort Mill, Rock Hill, Weddington, Waxhaw area.
Thomas RichardsGUEST
43:45
And then gradually progressed up here to the Lake Norman area.
Thomas RichardsGUEST
43:50
So I've been blessed.
AnthonyHOST
5:14
That's a whole other topic.
AnthonyHOST
5:15
Benjamin and Thomas in Fort Mill, South Carolina.
AnthonyHOST
5:19
I see California, some Colorados, Oklahoma, Texas, Florida.
AnthonyHOST
5:24
Bryson and Addie, hello.
AnthonyHOST
5:29
My thing's just going totally bonkers and berserk, you guys.
AnthonyHOST
5:33
Bryson and Addie in Florida.
AnthonyHOST
5:35
Benjamin and Thomas in Fort Mill, South Carolina.
AnthonyHOST
5:37
I think I've said some of these already.
Stephanie PowersHOST
47:07
But I used to walk through the woods from 2014 to 2016.
Stephanie PowersHOST
47:12
I would take two-hour walks through the woods, Fort Mill, South Carolina, Ann Springs, Close, Greenway, shout out to them, and I would talk to myself.
Stephanie PowersHOST
47:21
At first, like the first six months, it was in my head.
Stephanie PowersHOST
47:24
And then the next six months, it was like partially in my head, and then I would mumble some words.
Devyn WhitmireHOST
1:33
From Discover South Carolina, it's the Palmetto Porch.
Devyn WhitmireHOST
1:38
Today, we are in Fort Mill speaking with a man who knows how far a chili pepper can push the limit.
Devyn WhitmireHOST
1:45
Smokin' Ed Curry is the founder of Pucker Butt Pepper Company in Fort Mill and the breeder behind two Guinness World Record holders, the Carolina Reaper and its successor, Pepper X.
Devyn WhitmireHOST
1:58
But Ed's story goes beyond the spice.
Ed CurrieGUEST
2:03
I'm Smokin' Ed Curry.
Devyn WhitmireHOST
3:51
How did getting sober change the direction of your life?
Ed CurrieGUEST
4:01
up until then up until then nothing mattered my family pretty much had disowned me once i woke up from my detox everything mattered everything i did mattered and i knew that god had put me on the path for peppers and i had to get back to that
Devyn WhitmireHOST
4:26
Why did you choose Fort Mill in particular to start your business?
Aeon2511GUEST
2:00
Close enough.
Aeon2511GUEST
2:01
20, 20 minutes, like Fort mill.
Aeon2511GUEST
2:02
Yeah.
Aeon2511GUEST
2:04
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