My father was born the day that the world ended about him much I never knew my grandfather My father didn’t talk said it in the “He was a survivor.” That’s what my dad said He Not out loud way that made you ask what Gramps did to survive though r my first gun There was higher quality salvage then I remembe Bemidji Tribal We found it in some pawn shop in what was left of rt Eagle, but dad territory now Bless those tribals I wanted the Dese me a 22 Smith said it was too big for me Probably right He gave that were still & Wesson instead Found some boxes of ammo, some good You don’t find that anymore easy Nice safe But in pretty much every way, you kids have got it began, we lived routes with nice safe towns along the way When I camp we were our life on the road, and never knew if the survivor umbered farmers, heading to was still going to be there Raiders outn and the monsters didn’t stay on their side of the river raiders south, It was my dad that cleaned up this region, drove the d down in and established the trade routes When he finally settle he’d keep them one place, the people flocked to it, because they knew ht Town sure safe My father didn’t need Wright Town, but Wrig needed him built this famiMy father built this company He built this town He ly I’ll be damned if I let anybody undo what he did -Jed Wright, Head of the Wright Trading Company