Videos tagged with Support Small Business

This YouTube video, titled 'Kentucky Windage Outfitters! patriotic apparel', focuses on promoting patriotic apparel from Kentucky Windage Outfitters. The description provides a direct link to their website. While the title mentions 'Kentucky Windage', a term commonly associated with firearms marksmanship, the primary content of the video appears to be apparel, not firearms themselves.

This video from Ant's Rants addresses the practice of asking small businesses for discounts or deals. The creator suggests that instead of haggling with "mom & pop" establishments, individuals should patronize larger retailers like Walmart. The video promotes a platform, quarantinecrawl.com, described as a "Chamber of Commerce" for 290 businesses, products, services, and 2A groups, encouraging viewers to "Support Those Who Support You."

This video features Tredd, owner of Washington County Machine Guns and Weapons Master for the film "Checkmate." He appeals to viewers to rent or purchase the film on Amazon by November 1st. If 10% of his viewers do so, the film's producer will create a free commercial for Washington County Machine Guns, which would significantly benefit their machine gun rental business. Viewers are instructed to email a copy of their Amazon receipt to info@mountainwindproductions.com with "Tredd" in the subject line to contribute.

This video discusses the reopening of New Jersey restaurants at 25% capacity, as permitted by the Crown. The creator emphasizes personal choice regarding safety, urging viewers to stay home if they feel uncomfortable and to avoid being a 'Chad' or 'Karen'. The hashtags suggest themes of support for small businesses and a critical look at the current situation, referencing 'quarantinecrawl' and the idea of being 'tipofthespear'. While the title and description don't explicitly mention firearms, the presence of '#gunforhire' and the general context of public directives and personal freedoms often overlap with discussions relevant to Second Amendment rights and responsible behavior in challenging times.

This video documents a "Quarantinecrawl" event, highlighting 200 Second Amendment (2A) supporting businesses visited in a single day. The description emphasizes supporting small businesses that support the community, using hashtags like #quarantinecrawl, #supportsmallbusiness, #supportthosewhosupportyou, #tipofthespear, and #shoplocal. It also directs viewers to GunForHire.com/crawl for more information.

This YouTube video focuses on customer service strategies for small businesses, featuring insights from K&M and SHF. The description highlights various ways to support the channel, including subscriptions, Patreon, a car channel, merchandise, and Amazon affiliate links for tools and outdoor supplies. It also mentions Lola's Deals and TUSC Cryptocurrency, suggesting a broader content scope beyond just firearms, though the presence of Amazon tool links might indicate some overlap with practical or EDC items often associated with firearm owners.

This video provides an inside look at the Violent Little Machine Shop, despite the name not reflecting a traditional machine shop. The creator, Kit Badger, visits the shop in Ketchum, Idaho, and meets the team, Yanne, Nate, Emily, and Munson. The description highlights that they produce a variety of cool items, including patches, stickers, books, notepads, and clothing. The overall tone suggests a positive experience with a group of people who have a good sense of humor and create desirable products. The video encourages viewers to check out the shop.