No cameras. No credit. Just Forrest Griffin feeding kids who go hungry every weekend.

I'll tell you one of the greatest stories ever, man. So, Forrest Griffin. Forrest Griffin comes off the, the ultimate fighter, man. So, Forrest Griffin becomes a star for us, and, and, you know, starts selling pay-per-views and all that stuff. We do a lot of, we do a lot of local charity for Vegas. And then, you know, all these different cities we travel around, you know, we do stuff. I do a lot of stuff in New York, too, with the police here. But we go to this, this charity called Three Square in Las Vegas. And it's funny, you don't realize how f ing ugly until you start going and realizing all these charities that exist. So. Kids like kids in middle school and younger and older go home on Friday after school and don't eat again till Monday. Because at school, their parents are, drug addicts. They don't have money for food, or whatever the story might be. And I'm like, holy s , this is terrible. So we tour the whole thing and you know, we're in, we're going to help. Forrest Griffin? Like, do we know Forrest Griffin? Yeah, we know Forrest Griffin. He's our guy. Well, we didn't know him. So he would come here every day and work for hours, packing food and making, all this stuff. And then every day when he would, he would write a check. No s . They're like, yeah. And then we ended up finding out, like, he's a UFC fighter. We didn't even know who he was. Every day. not f taking selfies and posting s stuff and, you know, he went on to have a great career. I hired him and he works, he's an executive at the UFC now. But you know, that's the type of charity that I like.