Skyler Baird - BoostedSafe

We're going to do a full back bench size one for people going to gun ranges with their rifles.

We've got some in-bed storage options coming and various things.

But yeah, it's been great.

It's been fun.

And it's starting to look at getting our own building.

I've got like an old church that I've purchased for actually my nonprofit.

And kind of pivoting that into a dual use space for Boosted Safe and for the nonprofit.

So it's really exciting.

How cool.

I'm seeing this theme here of you like the Hummers, you bought this little church, like you kind of like the vintage type elements of life, I guess is what I'm thinking.

i do drive a cyber truck don't turn off the podcast but okay

no it's

fans it's uh yeah it's a dichotomy i like i like unique things but i definitely love old buildings i like i own a number of rental properties as well and i generally try to pick things that are like 70 to 100 years old just because i like the craftsmanship and i the the character character and Yeah, and usually, not always, but usually stuff that is 100 years old is really good locations, prime locations, because people wanted to live there 100 years ago.

Stuff that was built in the last 10 years, there's probably a lot of mosquitoes or a lot of wind or these things.

That's interesting.

I've never thought about it like that.

Me either.

I always associate older with more rehab and more work to get it up to par and just lots of expense that way.

I always associate it with low ceilings.

I'm like, oh, you could never change the ceiling height.

Like you're always stuck with like seven or eight

foot ceiling.

Six

foot basements, right? Yeah.

I bought this old like mansion.

We're going to do a full back bench size one for people going to gun ranges with their rifles.

We've got some in-bed storage options coming and various things.

But yeah, it's been great.

It's been fun.

And it's starting to look at getting our own building.

I've got like an old church that I've purchased for actually my nonprofit.

And kind of pivoting that into a dual use space for Boosted Safe and for the nonprofit.

So it's really exciting.

How cool.

I'm seeing this theme here of you like the Hummers, you bought this little church, like you kind of like the vintage type elements of life, I guess is what I'm thinking.

i do drive a cyber truck don't turn off the podcast but okay

no it's

fans it's uh yeah it's a dichotomy i like i like unique things but i definitely love old buildings i like i own a number of rental properties as well and i generally try to pick things that are like 70 to 100 years old just because i like the craftsmanship and i the the character character and Yeah, and usually, not always, but usually stuff that is 100 years old is really good locations, prime locations, because people wanted to live there 100 years ago.

Stuff that was built in the last 10 years, there's probably a lot of mosquitoes or a lot of wind or these things.

That's interesting.

I've never thought about it like that.

Me either.

I always associate older with more rehab and more work to get it up to par and just lots of expense that way.

I always associate it with low ceilings.

I'm like, oh, you could never change the ceiling height.

Like you're always stuck with like seven or eight

foot ceiling.

Six

foot basements, right? Yeah.

I bought this old like mansion.