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2D Daily News – Wednesday, October 24, 2012 One thing that has helped is having a "killer role model", which is what Brian and Shellie Riley of Red Bank Outfitters have been to them, she said. "Brian has been out role model, men- (Continued from page 1D) women is really cool." tor, father-figure and a believer in us and our brand," Adams said. "We totally look up to him. His advice and the way he educated us in all his knowledge has been great." Riley is someone who has a really good heart and as a couple he and his wife have really looked out for them, Har- man said. The girls are also lucky because they have support at home from her husband and Adams' boyfriend who built things like a display case they have at their warehouse, she said. facebook and twitter and working on pro- grams with the Fregoso Foundation, Harman and Adams are trying to do their part in making an impact, she said. "The key is giving back," Harman said. Through connecting with people on just random booth helpers," Harman said. "We haven't had a chance to do that as much as we would like yet, but we want to one day when we can do a little bit more. That's where our heart is." The two are still really excited when there at an event and they see people wearing their clothes. "It's so funny because they think we're it's fifth winter line and the girls are also on dvds of a pig hunt filmed in February at Red Bank Outfitters that can be found at Sportsmans Warehouse stores, including the one in Redding, that are being sent to US military personnel over- seas. In November, the company launches They are also possibly going to be on an outdoor channel sometime in 2013, Harman said. start a business advice, it would be to follow their dream and work hard, Har- man said. "Really, it's about how hard you want If she could give women wanting to to work for it," Adams said. 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