10/22/2026
The BBQ sauce is starting to get some traction. We are starting to be in a couple stores in KY, small stores, but it's being ordered.
The motivation or message we want to convey to the final user is... our lives are made better by people who work hard with their hands, perhaps smell a little ripe, and know that black tape slows bleeding and if you are going to lose a tool.. it's going to be a 10mm.
If you know you know.
I have reached out to people I know, and I think they think I'm kidding about putting their face on a jar, but I'm not.
If you are in a business who works hard with your hands, farming, lineman, construction, running a dozer, electrician, whatever, I'd love to put your name and face on a jar.
And you get 6 free jars with your mug.
Here is what I want:
1. Email 5-10 photos to [email protected]. Usually send 3 or so at a time due to size limitations for most email providers. I need high quality, not stuff ripped from a website, it won't print right.
2. I need a message, you motto. Don't overthink it, give me something to work with.
3. Tell me your story, just short, so I can get a feel for you.
4. I will send you a photo release to sign and return.
5. I'll get it into production and send you 6 free bottles.
I make all decisions... If we are slow or don't select you initially... it's Robert's fault. Me.
Here is what I don't want:
1. This isn't a marketing opportunity for someone to pose in a hat with company logos. I get it, but it's about people, and the effort... not organizations. So I'm the one who decides and I'm not putting websites and call for a free quote. That's not the message. Just want to be clear.
2. Set up shots. Please no. Just snaps, things of him or her working. I used my son first, I have cool pics of him breaking stuff, cutting stuff and setting things on fire... I think that's what welders do... mostly.... and I need a new face...
3. Give me time, we are making BBQ sauce about twice a month, and our season is slowing significantly in the next 45 days.
So... if you are a sparky, wire twister, t herder, tin knocker, wood butcher, spark ranger, mud slinger, ground pounder, grease monkey, gearhead, deckhand, ironhead, shovel jockey, timber beast or roughneck...
consider it.
If you are a blister, ornament, part changer, motion light, trapdoor, slinky or a pothole... well... we'll think about it..
Stay well all, and we hope to recognize some of you who work your tail off doing things people either won't or can't.
Jam on!