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Go Luis! I hope you are very successful.
Wow that is awesome! Perfect for immigrants who have lots of "gumption" but little education and know how.
Wonderful story.
Good for Mr. Zamudio. I commend him for his work ethic.
There needs to be more stories like this and more places to help those that really want to make a go of it in the business world.
But I think what makes this story work, is the fact that Mr. Zamudio has more than funds behind him. He has heart and a passion for doing something totally great.
Good luck with Pistol Pete's!
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