This method works very well. Thank you droppedd.
For those getting this error.
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/Users/derrickrohl/azilink.sh: line 17: adb: command not found
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This means the azlink.sh script can not find adb in your path. You need to go back and re-read the instructions on installing the Android sdk and the adb tools on your mac. Specifically pay attention to the instructions here
Android SDK | Android Developers.
Here are a couple quick tips. If you type "echo $PATH" into the osx terminal and do not see something like /Applications/android-sdk-mac_86/tools in the results. Then you probably do not have it set up right. Of course this assumes you have installed the sdk into the top level harddrive Applications folder Not an application folder in the user directory.
Also If you are getting an error about tun not connecting then you can try a couple of things.
1) make sure you click on tunnelblick in menu bar and hit connect at least once.
2) from tunnelblick click on details and then edit configuration and put a semi-colon in front of the line "persist-tun".
This seemed to get me going after a few false starts.