Fireside Commodities

Some days feel like a milestone.
This was one of them.

We delivered one of our largest jerky orders to date to one of our top dealers BadassJerky LLC in Fort Myers, FL—stocking up their second location—and that alone would’ve been a win. But the day didn’t stop there.

We sampled other jerky brands, crushed some seriously good treats, then headed over to the owner’s auto shop… and wow. Southern hospitality from the second we walked in. A full tour of his limo and tour bus company, his custom auto shop, and a lobby that looked more like a museum—filled antelope, lions, even a giraffe watching over the room.

At one point it hit us—this didn’t feel like work.
It felt like family. Employees laughing, pride in what they do, everyone pulling in the same direction.

Jelly Roll said it best: “New playground, new playmates.”
Want success? Surround yourself with successful people.
The vibe was unforgettable—and we’re grateful to be in rooms like this.

What’s the room you’ve walked into that made you realize you were leveling up? 👇

Running a retail business looks a little different when your office has wheels. 🚍🔥

This week, we packed up one of our LARGEST jerky orders ever…
📦 in a Walmart parking lot
📍 while living full-time in our skoolie
💪 and chasing the dream one mile at a time

That order? It completely wiped out our inventory—like cleaned us out clean. We’re beyond grateful and hustling hard to restock, but if your favorite flavor is missing right now, hang tight. Good things (and good jerky) are coming back soon.

This is what being a retailer on the road really looks like—no warehouse, no loading dock, just grit, gratitude, and a whole lot of faith. And we wouldn’t trade it for anything.

👉 Would you trade a traditional office for the freedom of the open road if it meant chasing your dream full-time? 🚍🔥

Some days on the road leave you feeling like you don’t quite belong.

Sanibel Islands were beautiful, but not exactly big-rig friendly, and after a day of tight parking and a few rude responses from places we normally have no issues with, we were feeling pretty defeated.

Then we found a Cracker Barrel Old Country Store 🤍
This location had an entire lot dedicated to RVers — and it felt like exhaling for the first time all day.

We always check in and ask before parking overnight. When we called this location, we were met with “of course! Not a problem at all!” We arrived early to just a couple of RVs but by the time we finished dinner inside, the lot was full of fellow travelers who clearly needed the same sense of “home” we did.

Sometimes belonging isn’t about the destination — it’s about finding the places (and people) that welcome you when you need it most 🚌✨