Luke BranquinhoHost
Uh, and, and I, I mean it honestly, if people walk around the NFR, they see Rodeo Quincy.

Everything about what you've done from the time, uh, you know, obviously you're a little younger than me, but watching you from being in the arena, to what you have done now with your business, Rodeo Quincy, it's just been so impressive.
I don't know if a lot of my followers now know that, but I actually grew up, uh, in a rodeo family, and started competing when I was just in high school.
And it was then when I decided to combine my passions, and that was like rodeo, Western lifestyle, and fashion.
I did rhinestones and bright colors, so it really caught a lot of attention.
And long story short, it led to an opportunity to me- to design for Aria International.
Um, I was fortunate to be submerged into the rodeo Western fashion industry and I was like, "Whoa, you know, this combines everything I love, the Western lifestyle, the people, the fashion." And that's when I decided to start my own brand shortly after college.
I called it Rodeo Quincy and had no idea what I was doing, but just decided to hit the ground running.
I remember going to NFR and seeing the booths and like dreaming of having my own booth there one day.

Uh, and, and I, I mean it honestly, if people walk around the NFR, they see Rodeo Quincy.

Everything about what you've done from the time, uh, you know, obviously you're a little younger than me, but watching you from being in the arena, to what you have done now with your business, Rodeo Quincy, it's just been so impressive.
I don't know if a lot of my followers now know that, but I actually grew up, uh, in a rodeo family, and started competing when I was just in high school.
And it was then when I decided to combine my passions, and that was like rodeo, Western lifestyle, and fashion.
I did rhinestones and bright colors, so it really caught a lot of attention.
And long story short, it led to an opportunity to me- to design for Aria International.
Um, I was fortunate to be submerged into the rodeo Western fashion industry and I was like, "Whoa, you know, this combines everything I love, the Western lifestyle, the people, the fashion." And that's when I decided to start my own brand shortly after college.
I called it Rodeo Quincy and had no idea what I was doing, but just decided to hit the ground running.
I remember going to NFR and seeing the booths and like dreaming of having my own booth there one day.
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