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Early Good morning everybody and welcome back. Episode 370. We are getting up there. Today's episode is with Greg Lapin. How to best describe Greg let's say law enforcement background. That could be the pin in the ground where we start. That branches out into a variety of other things from government contracting, starting in law enforcement, leaving law enforcement, coming back, starting as a police officer, then working his way into a sheriff time overseas, working with other government agencies, working with foreign entities as well, teaching their soldiers and forces as well, coming back to the United States, probably most recently recognizable as his role at Fieldcraft Survival. They have a gym, a jiu jitsu gym in their headquarters down in Provo which he is the head instructor of. So in addition to all those things, very high level black belt jiu jitsu instructor. And I think my favorite thing about Greg is that he is just brass tacks, honest. He talks about his experiences openly and honestly. And I don't want to give a spoiler alert, but I am, you know, going to warn some people here. We opened up talking about what could be considered a relatively dark subject matter, personal struggles, the highs and lows of life. And we don't even know necessarily how it came up, but talked a little bit in the beginning about the lows and we came back to it. And again, like I said, he talks about his experiences at a brass tacks, honest level. And that can be hard for people to hear or listen to. But I think it's incredibly empowering, not only to the person, but it's powerful for the listener too. And I hope that the listeners understand among listening to Greg talk about his experience and his background that you're not alone. And I'm sure he would want that message and sentiment sent out into the world as well. Now on that note, before we get into it, please join me in this journey for the next 60 to 90 seconds where I pay the bills Please join me and allow me to talk to you about the sponsor for today's episode that allows me to provide this podcast for free. This episode is brought to you by Montana Knife Company. If you've been a fan of the podcast, you probably have heard me sit down with Josh Smith, who is the founder of of Montana Knife Co. One of the best to ever do it. He is one of the most experienced master blade Smiths in the world and I think he was the youngest master bladesmith in the world. Montana Knife Company. I love it. The roots are in Montana. But don't worry, it's a, it's a global brand. It's just born and raised in Montana. Made in America, manufactured locally, literally 120 miles from where I'm sitting right now. And when I first met Josh, they were earlier in the journey and recently they broke into their tactical line. And I have two of these knives sitting in front of me right here. This is the War Goat. Now, this particular one you probably can't see, it has the Cleared Hot logo on there. And I'm going to start giving these away to the guests. This right here, also in their tactical series is this dagger. This thing is savage. And on that note, all of these knives are ridiculously sharp. If you get one of these things, please be careful. They come out of the box ready to shave hair off of your arm. So these are two examples of their tactical series. They do drop on Thursdays traditionally, but they're going to start adding Saturdays. They're really, really hard to get. Their inventory goes fast because demand is outstripping their ability to produce. But the brand gets it. I mean, even they've upgraded the box that these things come in. I love the colorway, by the way, the way that it opens and presents itself. It actually reminds me a lot of Apple and the way they present their products. Neither here nor there. I'm just saying they're doing a great job evolving on that front. And all I ask is this. If you buy something from their website, at the tail end of that, they're going to ask you what led you to Montana Knife Co. And you're probably going to either see my name or the Cleared Hot Podcast. Do me a favor, click on the Cleared Hot podcast or my name and that's it. Do your best get ready practice run through your checkout because I've actually had things taken out of my cart because so many people were online. But if you want a high quality blade that you can pass down for generations, montana knife company.com now let's get into the episode.