In this episode, we talk about our brand new trailer and the philosophy behind buying it. We believe that when buying something like a trailer, trying to save a buck or two on something you're going to get years and years of use out of, ultimately isn't worth it financially. Always go for the best.
We also touch on our upcoming job at Providence College. Under Alumni Hall, they were experiencing issues with a pipe that ran directly under the basketball court. Luckily, our technology will be able to solve that problem and keep the historic court in one piece.

Check out our website: royalflushpipelining.com

0:00 Intro
0:22 Our Brand New Trailer
12:49 Providence College Job

Ryan Resendes is an entrepreneur in the restaurant restaurant industry, from Waterdog Kitchen & Bar in Warren, RI to East Bay Oyster Bar in Barrington, RI. In this episode, Ryan shares some of his experiences in the food business, what has worked for him, some observations he's made along the way. He also talks about family life, being a father, as well as the importance of being conscious of self improvement.

Jim Watson and his wife Janice migrated from Scotland, to South Africa, to the United States. As a skilled tradesman, Jim wasted no time in the U.S. starting his own company, Royal Flush Plumbing. Jim and John sat down and talked about Jim's journey to the United States and the journey of building Royal Flush Pipe Lining to what it is today; a family owned and operated business right here in Rhode Island.

0:00 Journey From Scotland to the U.S.
10:45 Starting Royal Flush Plumbing
15:09 WWETT Show 2015
20:50 Getting into Pipelining
26:40 Moving to East Providence
33:06 Visions for the Future

In this episode, Kyle and John dive into the inspiration behind the Royal Flush Podcast, and what to expect in future episodes.