CASUAL FRIDAY (02/27/2026)

Summary

The Antihero Broadcast – CASUAL FRIDAY (02/27/2026)

Podcast: The Antihero Broadcast
Date: February 27, 2026
Hosts: Tyler & Mike

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Episode Overview

Main Theme:
A relaxed “Casual Friday” episode delivering a mix of blue-collar humor, police and veteran community stories, Q&A, and real talk about current events. The hosts riff about their SWAT experiences, law enforcement news, criminal justice issues, social commentary, behind-the-scenes of the show, audience engagement, and personal anecdotes. The conversation flows candidly, blending insider jokes, grassroots opinions, and moments of thoughtful reflection.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

A. Behind the Scenes & Community Banter

• Show Growth & Audience:

  • Reflecting on the community (“veterans, first responders, blue collar Americans”) and organic growth.
    • Tyler: “Yeah, we grow organically. …So everybody subscribe and like to on the Instagram, the YouTube… we really appreciate it.” [05:35]
  • Discussion of technical challenges (producers, studio setup, internet, equipment).
  • Shoutouts to contributors, routine guest-plans, and ongoing need for in-house producers.

• Contributor Roles:

  • Rotating contributors (e.g., Jimmy for geopolitics, Canine for sports).
  • The challenge of building a network and maintaining content volume:
    • “Five shows a week... only two owners are gonna do.” [32:31]
    • “We have a network full of…15, 20 people that all have their own shows.” [31:48]
  • Audience engagement: Patreon, custom merch for members [05:00, 108:24].

B. Law Enforcement & Blue Collar Culture

• Cops as Community:

  • Shared experiences as SWAT and law enforcement; camaraderie, thick skin, inside jokes.
  • Hazing/newcomer culture: “It's not hazing, but it's some sort of…” [22:44]
  • Need for humor and criticism-resilience in the professions [23:19]:
    • Mike: “The poking fun is good… some people can't handle any criticism… it is important.”

• Police Misconduct & Department Failures:

  • Cases of officer misbehavior (e.g., overtime theft, cheating, stalking).
  • Strong criticism for predatory behavior within departments:
    • Mike: “That is predator behavior… and you should not be a police officer.” [30:54]
  • Standards at hiring/time of crisis: Once thousands applied for a handful of positions; now some agencies struggle to fill roles. [61:40]
  • Discussion of SRO (school resource officer) competence; breakdown of submitted photos of local SROs with gear critiques [90:29–94:44].

• “Casual” Policing Stories:

  • Stories and references to police tactics, ticketing philosophy, brotherhood antics, and office banter.
  • Philosophical split on writing tickets for attitude vs. pure infractions [98:19–98:51].

C. News & Social Commentary

1. Antisemitism Law in Florida

• Discussion:
  • New Florida statute mirroring the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) definition.
  • Bans Holocaust denial, stereotyping, or dehumanizing Jewish individuals, especially in schools.
    • Tyler: “It's illegal to teach it...you can't go on the side of the road and hold up a sign that says Israel sucks and get arrested.” [07:40]
  • Mike: Reads directly from statute, outlining prohibited speech but noting no criminal penalties:
    • “There's no penalty. It's just at the very beginning of the statute book...” [08:29]
  • Shock at law’s specificity for one group, questioning its uniqueness [11:27]:
    • Tyler: “There's nothing about saying... that about black people, Chinese people, gays. It's the Jews.”
• Concerns:
  • Free speech, legal vagueness, uneven protection among minorities.
  • Audience reacts with dark humor; hosts balance critique/irreverence.

2. Criminal Justice System Frustrations

• Lenient sentencing and parole:

  • Discussing egregious cases (e.g., repeat offenders, sex predators) getting light or commuted sentences.
    • Tyler: “Who is sitting at that panel with the paper in front of him going, let's let them out. They're evil people...” [67:21]
  • Emphasis on how these policies affect LEO morale and public safety.

• Cultural Degradation / Social Disorder

  • Mockery of rogue public officials, audience-shared memes, and infamous criminal cases (Christopher Dorner, serial killers).
  • Reflection on why some groups get extra-legal protection or narrative attention.

3. National Politics & Media

• State of the Union Reactions:

  • Clips from Trump’s 2026 address—border security, drugs, illegal aliens. Democrats’ refusal to applaud basic values (law, border, supporting police/vets) is highlighted as self-own.
  • Praise for John Fetterman (D-PA) for bipartisan civility:
    • Fetterman: “…that’s just basic respect and courtesy, you know, whether it’s for the office or… to be human.” [51:40]
    • “Why would I want to fight with the President United States?...”
  • Partial admiration despite initial skepticism for Fetterman’s authenticity [53:54].

• Immigration, Fraud, and Assimilation:

  • Anger about refugee resettlement scandals (Somali fraud in Minnesota):
    • “They could have done anything…instead they stole $10 billion and run scams…” [45:49]
  • Debating cause versus systemic blame (white guilt, systemic racism).

4. Social Media, Cancel Culture, and Platform Struggles

• Past losses of social media pages (e.g., Mike’s 135,000-follower Instagram), memes, censorship, and trolling [03:38–04:27].
• The importance of thick skin amid haters:
  • “The more haters you convert because…that’s why they’re there.” [24:07]
• Reddit threads, online criticism, the stress of public-facing roles.

D. Audience Interaction & Humor

• Extensive real-time chat reactions and listener questions.
• Regular self-deprecating jokes:
  • Tyler: “I just tell you who I would have punched in the face and who I wouldn’t have…” [39:10]
• Frequent ribbing about in-group politics, job perks, the quirks of police and veteran culture.
• Plans for custom merch, patches, and even “Tyler’s gay” hats/shirts as running inside gags [110:43].
• Playful but raw conversations about “fraternizing” on duty, SRO gear critiques, and inter-department drama.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

SWAT Tenure & Social Media Loss

Mike (03:38):
“I’ll never forget the day…all you guys did was dunk on me about losing my page and only had 3,000 followers, and I was a nobody.”

On Florida’s Antisemitism Law

Mike (08:29):
“...at the very, very beginning of the Statute Book, Chapter 1. Like the second thing you’ll ever see…Anti Semitism. And it says: contemporary examples of antisemitism includes, but not limited to…can’t say they control the media, the economy, the government…”

Tyler (11:27):
“There's nothing about saying... that about black people, Chinese people, gays. It’s the Jews.”

On Internal Affairs and Police Abuse

Mike (30:54):
“That is predator behavior…you should not be a police officer. …You don't do that once…that behavior is ingrained in your DNA.”

On the Need for Contributors/Specialists in Podcasting

Tyler (34:00):
“...there’s no way we could do sports like canine. So we have these contributors…we’ll bring Eric back on…”

Fetterman on Bipartisan Respect

Fetterman, via clip (51:40):
“Well, of course, that's the president. You don't have to agree with everything…you can be in a different party…that's just basic respect and courtesy.”

On Standout Audience Members

Tyler (22:44):
“...there are people of, like, blue collar, first responders, veterans. Nobody walks on a job site...without some sort of...make sure you’re not a—...you can take some insults and criticism.”

On SRO Gear (Photo Critique)

Mike (91:05):
“She’s got the front cross-draw Taser. So she’s drawing her Taser and her gun with the same hand…very dangerous to have a woman do anything with the same hand…”

On New Jersey State Police Appointing First Female Leader

Tyler (42:44):
“I could give a f*** if they appointed a woman if she does a job well…it’s like you start trying to tell the world, it’s like you’re taking away from—now it’s just a DEI…”

On Social Media Hate/Resilience

Mike (24:07):
“The more haters you convert because they're hanging around...they might say they hate you—that’s why they’re there.”

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Timestamps for Important Segments

• [03:38] – Mike’s social media account loss and the origin story.
• [07:40–11:27] – Debate about Florida’s new antisemitism statute.
• [12:44–13:18] – Audience jokes about what’s legally safe to mock and free speech hierarchy.
• [21:03–23:19] – Internet outrage over police misconduct, police department culture, “new guy” hazing.
• [24:07–24:26] – Discussion of converting “haters”/the value of critics online.
• [30:54–31:27] – Deep dive into predator behavior among officers.
• [34:00] – Contributors: necessity of SMEs for in-depth podcasting.
• [39:10] – Critiquing incident responses and the difference between average and experienced police commentators.
• [42:44] – Reaction to New Jersey State Police appointing their first woman leader.
• [51:40–53:54] – Fetterman on post-SOTU bipartisanship, basic civility.
• [61:40–62:59] – Historical shift in police hiring difficulty; fewer willing applicants.
• [90:29–94:44] – Photo critique of SROs’ gear and preparedness.
• [98:19–98:51] – Philosophies on traffic ticket discretion.
• [108:24–108:57] – Patreon members and custom merch.
• [110:09] – Older recruits in police academies, late-life career changes.

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Tone & Style

• Heavily blue-collar, unfiltered, with raw humor and frank assessments.
• Inside jokes, banter, and audience engagement reinforce the podcast’s “for us, by us” ethos.
• Mainstream-cynical; skeptical toward top-down policies, corporate media, political grandstanding, and the erosion of blue-collar values.
• High relatability for law enforcement, veterans, and working-class listeners.

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Summary

This episode of The Antihero Broadcast’s “Casual Friday” is a wide-ranging, energetic blend of shop talk, pointed social commentary, and laid-back audience interactivity. The hosts revisit pivotal moments in their community, dissect legal and political developments (notably Florida’s “anti-Semitism” statute), share the frustrations and weirdness of the law enforcement world, and critique both their own and others’ attempts to find their voices online. Packed with war stories, inside humor, and authentic debate, it’s a revealing snapshot of the challenges and mindset in the blue-collar, public safety sphere—served with a heavy dash of irreverence and community spirit.

Transcript

[Tyler]

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[Mike]

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[Mike]

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[Tyler]

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[Mike]

Pretty interesting. Pretty interesting. I didn't click on the link. Did you click on the link? Oh, we gotta confirm.

[Tyler]

There's. I mean there's only one thing that that link is used for. It's. It's an indirect link to another link. The stink link. I see everybody in the comments. Somebody said David says the boy is right on schedule. Yeah, sorry dude. 11 on the dot. Should I be wearing pants? You don't even know if we're wearing pants. Prussian. So Tyler, how many years were you on swat? I was on SWAT for less than one year. Mike Was on swap.

[Mike]

What Beer man. Five.

[Tyler]

Five. Yeah. Tip it. I'm the rest of the spear.

[Mike]

Well, it's actually 18. 19. 20. 24. Five and a half.

[Tyler]

Six.

[Mike]

Today is the anniversary of losing Cotville. The first time, buddy,

[Tyler]

you did it. What do you have now? How many followers?

[Mike]

81 almost. It was. I'll never forget the day I just become friends with you and Reagan. More serious. I was over there a year ago today to film the first. First counterculture episodes with Reagan, and all you guys did was dunk on me about losing my page and only had 3, 000 followers and I was a nobody.

[Tyler]

It was your claim to fame you were very proud of. Yeah, like how. How many did you have when you lost it?

[Mike]

135, 000.

[Tyler]

135,000. That is a hit right there.

[Mike]

3,000. I posted on my story. I woke up from 135,000 to 3,991, which was my backup merch page.

[Tyler]

Because you never got the original back.

[Mike]

No, I appealed and I always joke with Frontline misfits. It was his meme that I shared was the final breaking point between the complaints from copyright of Glock and the Shane Gillis meme where he's like doing the skit where he pretends he's gonna put the gun in his mouth. I like, shared that on my story. They, like, hit me. And then I woke up to it completely gone.

[Tyler]

Did you guys ever critique the good guys hostage rescue in Sacramento? I don't know what that is.

[Mike]

I will tell you that true to our pure. Hold on. Jesus Christ. Copy the link and send it. I made a custom hat for Brady P. Today in from the Patreon messages. So anybody who's in Patreon that wants any custom work done, he got a custom SWAT Kado hat with his name on the back.

[Tyler]

Keto 5. I got my gears, fella. Thank you. Any affiliate info?

[Mike]

No, just push anti hero broadcast for us, please. There. So everybody subscribe and like to on the Instagram, the YouTube share our and we really appreciate it.

[Tyler]

Yeah, we grow organically. I'm looking at the TV that Lewis up. All right.

[Mike]

If anybody has any producers in mind, please send them our way. One that preferably knows how to run

[Tyler]

a computer or just when I say don't mess with something, don't mess with it. That's like right there. That's the easiest way to.

[Mike]

Don't change any passwords last minute.

[Tyler]

Dude, you got. For the first time you got mad at me yesterday when my computer went off. During the memorial post you were doing.

[Mike]

Oh, yeah. I mean. I mean, we got a dead. A two year anniversary of dead Cop. We have the entire squad, like in watching just for that moment, and you decide to jump in the lobby, pull some Lewis and your blaring, hey, man, we're all good.

[Tyler]

Hell yeah. I didn't even have anything to say. It was my fault. I can't. It was a serious moment too, so I can't bust your balls.

[Mike]

I was like, we got customer pictures rolling in, man.

[Tyler]

Perfect.

[Mike]

Yeah, we're going good. Everybody. Appreciate it. It's casual Friday. We're gonna let our hair down, we'll let our feet out. We're gonna do all the things we normally do. Just chilling videos, man.

[Tyler]

I got a bunch of good videos

[Mike]

I did. Finally got invited on the Donut Shop podcast, which will be airing soon. Do you.

[Tyler]

Do you think I should cover the thing we talked about just now on open mic or. No, just let it be open mike.

[Mike]

Yeah, I got an interesting subject I'd like to cover. Did you know in the state of Florida, they passed a bill in 2024, Ron DeSantis did, that says, makes anti Semitism illegal?

[Tyler]

Yeah. Oh, dude. We were just. Okay, so we're gonna have to dive into this because I was editing Heather's episode and her co host said that it's illegal to talk about Israel. And I'm like, what? I'm like, I'm editing it. I'm like. I took my headphones on. I'm like, Heather. I was like, that's. That can't be right. And so it's illegal. From what I gather, it's illegal to talk about it in schools. It's illegal to teach it. Like, you can't go on the side of the road and hold up a sign that says Israel sucks and get arrested.

[Mike]

Yeah, I think it falls under the ihra. Something to do with the IHRA back in May.

[Tyler]

Yeah. Because I told her. I was like, is it a Florida statute? Because you can't arrest somebody.

[Mike]

There's no. There's no penalty.

[Tyler]

It's.

[Mike]

It's like. It's the weirdest place too. It's like at the very, very beginning of the Statue Book, Chapter 1. Like the second thing you'll ever see in the statue book 1.015, Anti Semitism. And it says, contemporary examples of anti Semit includes, but not limited to calling or aiding or justifying the killing or harmful of Jewish individuals making mendacious, dehumanizing, demonizing, or stereotypical allegations about Jewish Individuals such as the power of the Jewish people as a collective, such myth or worldwide Jewish conspiracy or of Jewish individuals controlling the media. Can't say they control the media, the economy, the government or other social institutes accuing. Accusing Jewish people of collective or being responsible for the real. Imagine wrongdoing committed by a single Jewish person or group for acts committed by non Jewish individuals. Denying the Holocaust, Denying gas chambers, Denying any of that happen.

[Tyler]

Are you serious?

[Mike]

Denying the fact, scope or mechanisms such as gas chambers or the international intentionality of a genocide of Jewish people at the hands of Nazi Germany and its supporters and accomplices during the Holocaust. Accusing Jewish people of collective or state of Israel of exaggerating the Holocaust. It's pretty deep, dude. You know, and I find this interesting that that's in there.

[Tyler]

But how is. Okay, hold on. But it's not punishable by law. No.

[Mike]

If you pull it up. Just go share that screen I got down there.

[Tyler]

Oh, sorry.

[Mike]

Yeah, just. I'm reading off of that. It doesn't have any punishments. It just talks about all the things you can't do. And there's a statue.

[Tyler]

What happens if you do.

[Mike]

Doesn't say. I would imagine maybe in a hate crime situation they would bring this in if they believe it. But yeah, you can't do anything accusing Jewish citizens of being more loyal to Israel or to the alleged priorities of Jewish individuals worldwide than the interest of the respective nations.

[Tyler]

Goodness. I'm more upset that this is real and not that I have to eat crow because I said there's no way this is real.

[Mike]

There's no management statute. There's no, like, if you do it, you'll be charged with xyz. But it's on the books. You can't deny gas chambers or the genocide or.

[Tyler]

Well, we're. Dude.

[Mike]

Yeah, well, I don't know what happens to us, but.

[Tyler]

Well, we don't deny. We don't deny the gas chambers. We just question the math. Oh my goodness. Dude, that is crazy. Yeah, that was brought up on my wife's podcast. I did not believe it. I did not believe it. I was like, that is wrong. There's. That sounds so stupid. It's wrong. There's no way. And it's. It's the most powerful force to reckon with. I. There's nothing about saying. You can't say that about black people, Chinese people, gays. It's the Jews.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

I wonder if other states have that.

[Mike]

Well, I found it interest. I was thinking do. Like, it's not even there about minority. Other minorities nowhere to Say, like, anything about anybody else. So. Sorry, one second. I have to look something up. Yeah, it's funny. I don't know why that came up this morning, but my wife brought it up this morning. I was on. Who posted it? Oh, Apex Training. Apex Training posted the statue in his story.

[Tyler]

That's nuts, dude. That is nuts. Is Desantis owned by Trump, who is owned by our greatest allies? Yeah, I mean, I guess you could say that. I keep looking up at the stupid gay TV that Lewis up.

[Mike]

Can't spell.

[Tyler]

Gatorbase says my wife is Jewish, but she more. She's more Jewish. We make Jewish jokes all day long. It's hilarious. The whole world just needs to learn to take a joke. So are we still free to bash trannies and of. And demons? That's all I care about. Yeah, they're not covered under state law. Apparently, the guy Jake Shields had on for debate got arrested here and shipped back to Germany to be put in jail for denying Joker.

[Mike]

He denies a lot. All right, I'm done. Sorry.

[Tyler]

It's okay. Just in the middle of show.

[Mike]

Yeah, it was pertinent to what you sent me.

[Tyler]

What are you doing?

[Mike]

Nothing.

[Tyler]

Nothing. Verified.

[Mike]

Verified. 100% verified. I just sent.

[Tyler]

You should take a snapshot of that and put him on there. Just hanging around.

[Mike]

Hanging around. Yeah, it is.

[Tyler]

So the link, the. The indirect link goes to a page with the actual link. I. I don't know if we're gonna talk about an open mic. It is an Easter egg, guys. You can find it. It is affiliated with us in some way, shape or form. And then maybe if somebody sees it, they'll go, that's what they're talking about.

[Mike]

You can't look at bring back bullying. Absolutely. I'm not coding smart enough. Not smart enough to code cord and cattle.

[Tyler]

The chat is full of my people. Yeah, dude, y' all are amazing people. That's for sure. Mike is on a mobile Gorn hub.

[Mike]

I am. Oh, that's what happened. You gotta see. You guys got to see the coding. I'm gonna bring. I'm gonna get it out. I'm gonna surreptitiously get Patreon footage of Lewis coding and watching him talking to himself. It's pretty. It's pretty good. Clint is a legend. Who was talking about Clint yesterday? Somebody's like, man, I'm not as funny as that Clint in your comments, but I'm pretty funny like that. Clint's got some one liners, man.

[Tyler]

Dude, you wanna. I found the. That. Remember that video of me I was talking about that I. That. That I couldn't find and I was going to do it on another episode.

[Mike]

Repeat up the black guy.

[Tyler]

No, that would be a good video, though. But he was gay too. And one hand handcuffed. Found an old video of me. You talking to ralph. It's a. Getting your handcuffs. Now I feel bad. Oh, you're getting out your gloves.

[Mike]

Don't me.

[Tyler]

That's what I do. I put on my gloves. All right, you want to around.

[Mike]

Oh, man. It looks like you a little bit. Oh, you got warrant. Get back that tone alert.

[Tyler]

Is that your taser?

[Mike]

No, his first. His face isn't blurry.

[Tyler]

Oh, okay.

[Mike]

That's it. Oh, Neo. Doesn't he put a knee on him?

[Tyler]

You know what? There's a wholesome part of me that loves this.

[Mike]

Shut up. He is.

[Tyler]

There is a wholesome.

[Mike]

He's got his vest on, too.

[Tyler]

Yeah, that. That's. I mean, essentially, he's a kid at. At heart and a kid at mind, and that's what kids do, man. They want to play bullies. That's what good kids do.

[Mike]

Yeah, it's a little extra. You could give him simple tasks and he'd probably follow them.

[Tyler]

He just says it is terrible. Don't stop.

[Mike]

Probably wouldn't lie to you either.

[Tyler]

Tyler's fuzzy ass. Welcome to the world of Although.

[Mike]

One day, he's all good. They're all gonna listen to me and I'm just gonna sit back and say, I told you so.

[Tyler]

What. What are you saying?

[Mike]

We gotta start from scratch, man, I'm telling you.

[Tyler]

All right, That's. What did I say yesterday? Give me a Saturday where you come

[Mike]

in, we'll do it.

[Tyler]

And I feel. I feel bad because I. Because you drive so much and everybody. Everything else that. That comes with what I'm gonna bring my wife.

[Mike]

My wife is gonna line up. Let me see. Hold on, hold on.

[Tyler]

I don't want you to have to come, but I can't do it myself.

[Mike]

Next Thursday is the 5th.

[Tyler]

Oh, you want to do it after the show?

[Mike]

I think I'm gonna bring my wife on Thursday, and then we can run the show. And then we have all that time to tear it all up and rebuild it.

[Tyler]

Your wife gonna come on the show, Jojo?

[Mike]

No, she ain't gonna come on the show, but she's too scared at this point.

[Tyler]

Oh, man. You know what? I found something really funny.

[Mike]

Probably got something funny. Get my Instagram up.

[Tyler]

Oh, let me run. Let me. While you're doing that, let me run through some more Instagram.

[Mike]

Can't look at my page because it's really bad.

[Tyler]

What's that?

[Mike]

My Explorer page is really bad.

[Tyler]

Well, we talked about yesterday. There's more on it. Making an arrest in Monday's snowball attack on police in Washington Square Park. The 27 year old Guzman Collabor is under arrest for his role in Monday's attack that left two New York police officers injured. Kolibali is no stranger to police. He was arrested just a few weeks ago for an attempted robbery in the transit system. You'll remember this is how Mayor Mamdani described Monday's incident.

[Mike]

I can just tell you from the video I saw, it looked like kids at a snowball fight.

[Tyler]

God, he is evil, dude. He is evil. The governor of New York was asked about Monday's attack and said this. Our police officers put themselves in harm's way every single day. And there is no circumstance where it's okay to throw anything at a police officer. So that is appropriate. The NYPD making an arrest in Monday's snowball attack on police in Washington Square.

[Mike]

I hope that's one of my favorite lines. He was no stranger to the justice system.

[Tyler]

That's a, that's a, that's the indirect

[Mike]

way of saying we've completely failed as society. And he was let out multiple times and has the worst criminal record ever. I mean, I'll tell you, the guy had. On the other day, Coleman, he was undercover and he infiltrated a pretty large drug organization. And he got, he got a guy that I got back in 2007 that got seven years in prison for trafficking and pills. And he, they got him again and like a massive, massive narcotics conspiracy, like tons of drugs. He got 12 years the second time. So it's like, when, when. When do they really get finally punished? Like, and the previous time he went on the run for like two years. So he's a flight risk. All this. And I'm like, white collar crimes, though, man, those are more important.

[Tyler]

Backwoods Boy, 1999. What's up, boys? What's up, brother? Corn cattle. I know. I said, I just seeing some new names for the first time. Sometimes it takes me a minute to.

[Mike]

Those are all new. Yeah.

[Tyler]

Oh, Tobias is back. Hate from Georgia. Guys.

[Mike]

Like, my point was proven. The whole Internet is going off about the Jacksonville cop arrested.

[Tyler]

Oh, I didn't see that.

[Mike]

Yeah, he got charged with. He would $14,000 in.

[Tyler]

Oh, I did see that.

[Mike]

Over time.

[Tyler]

I didn't see it. I. I saw some chief talking about how there was three counts of. Oh, maybe it wasn't that.

[Mike]

Yeah, it was. I was at the black dude. TK Waters was talking about it.

[Tyler]

He was. But it was only three misdemeanors.

[Mike]

No, it's three felonies. They got him for, like, 14 grand. And then we had, like. Let's see, where was this at, Deputy? Atlanta, Georgia. A sheriff's deputy was fired after having sex with another deputy's wife on duty. They don't like that up there.

[Tyler]

They don't like that. Never mind.

[Mike]

Well, see, my sheriff.

[Tyler]

The.

[Mike]

The sheriff in your county had sex on duty with a fireman's wife, and he kept his job just fine.

[Tyler]

He's the sheriff. Yeah.

[Mike]

He can do whatever he wants.

[Tyler]

Bring it down

[Mike]

backwards.

[Tyler]

Okay. Very long time listener, first time commenter. Welcome to the 99, bro. Well, you were into the 99, but these guys. No. Okay. I was thinking about this, and I was like, the people that support us and hang with us in all these lives, there are people of, like, blue collar, first responders, veterans. Nobody walks on a job site. Nobody walks on a team, nobody walks on a squad without some sort of. It's not hazing, but it's some sort of, like. Because, I mean, we've seen it here from day one when the new person comes around, they just get this, like, fun, but a little bit of not even hate. What would you call it, Mike? Like, where they just.

[Mike]

Yeah, it's a little.

[Tyler]

Make sure you're not a. Yeah, and I've noticed that. And I'm like, it's everybody. And I'm like, but look at the people that are the. The. With the 99, with us. Like, there are people that run job sites. They need tough blue collar dudes. There are people that have squads, they have teams. Like, they. They need to trust the people that are in there. And if you can take some insults and criticism and, you know, and you can stride with it and be like, I get it, guys. You're in.

[Mike]

That's always good. And that's. The poking fun is good. And. And, you know, it builds, like you said, builds camaraderie. There's inside jokes. Some people aren't built for it, though. Some people can't handle any criticism, and it leads to problems, but it is important. You know, you got to be able to poke a little fun. And then who takes more? I mean, I googled Cobble this morning to look for how my website pops up, and I found a Reddit feed from, like, four days ago where the whole feed's all over me. Me and Izzo. You gotta. You have thick skin, man. They're like, yeah, them two former cops are stupid. Their takes on everything is dumb. I watch their show. I'm like, yeah, yeah, there I am. They don't know what they're talking about.

[Tyler]

Matt told us the number one thing that you can do to prove you're a good show. Like, just like a good show, entertaining, whatever you want to call, but you're a good show. The more haters you convert because they're hanging around and they're at face value. They're. They're saying they hate you. That's why they're there. And they might.

[Mike]

You know where my dad's gonna be is gonna be at that conference.

[Tyler]

They're not, bro. I'm telling you, dude.

[Mike]

Those squares, man. Especially that female that's teaching. It really doesn't.

[Tyler]

I waited until Brent left to join the chat. I couldn't stand that little man. Join the club. Yeah. Getting your. Oh, my goodness. Tobias, please don't. OPD got pop for stalking a chick he dated for four months. She got all. She got that good. Good. Oh, please don't.

[Mike]

That's common. We just had a guy get fired

[Tyler]

not too long ago for stalking a chick he dated four months. Then she. She got that good. Good.

[Mike]

I mean, she's got good.

[Tyler]

There's a lot of cops that do that. They're weird, dude. They're. They're

[Mike]

married is what. He met his wife after he rested her for DUI and then married her.

[Tyler]

Do you. Do you inherently see a problem with. Okay, let's go back 20, 30 years. The cops married. How'd you meet? Oh, he pulled me over there at one point. It was. It was romantic. Now it's like, dude, what's that movie?

[Mike]

There's a movie not too long ago. Bridesmaid. One of the movies.

[Tyler]

Yeah. He's like, yeah, yeah. Oh, no, no, no, no, no. It was Bridesmaids. Yeah. Because the English guy was a cop.

[Mike]

Yeah. He's like, Minnesota. But he sounds English.

[Tyler]

No, he's an English actor, isn't he?

[Mike]

Okay, but he sounds like he's from Minnesota. So he's got the HAY guy.

[Tyler]

Oh, you're right. Yeah.

[Mike]

Yeah. So that in there, it's, like, cool. It's funny, right? He meets her and all that, but you do that in real world world, and not. It's frowned upon. But they're psychopaths. I mean, you give a guy this power and this ability in these databases, it's a wonder that more cops don't get caught. I had a rule, dude. I wouldn't do it. I remember. I can tell you times. I got a girl give me her phone.

[Tyler]

Her.

[Mike]

A girl give me her phone number. I was undercover, and her. She was in a car where we stopped. We arrested, like, two people out of the car. I was like, as soon as she walked away, I went over and threw that in the trash. It was before, like, texting and all that. I'm like, nope, not me, bud. Not worth it.

[Tyler]

Heather. Heather didn't believe me when she was like, never. Like, she wasn't even being, like, like, crazy about it. She was joking. And I'm like, no. I'm like, for some reason, dude, any police encounter. I just never was in that mindset. Like, there was never a time, like, there's that viral video going around or not going around. It went around where the. The cop had that female up against the glass, and she was drunk, and she rubs her ass on him like a psychopath. And people were like, oh, how could you not fault. Like, dude, in that state of mind, you're pissed. You're pissed. And he slams her up against the wall. There's never gonna be a cop that's arresting somebody that's like, oh, it just doesn't happen that way.

[Mike]

I remember Young. I told you. I remember Young. When I moved from the square agency of uppities to the hood, it changed. And, like, the black chicks were out of control. Dude, they were the worst. Flirtatious, like, nuts. And you're like, hey, you can't. But these guys. Yeah, that little bit of. There are the guys that have that little bit of power, and they get that little bit of, like, whatever. And that's. Dude, that's psycho behavior. Like, if you're willing to risk it over that, that's where I draw the line. Like, you're willing to pocket some cash or. Or do something. It's just. It's not worth it. It's not worth that headache to have an answer. And I'm telling you right now, I'm brewing. I'm brewing up a big story here locally. Big, big story here locally. Domestic violence, arrest, sex with the wife after he goes to jail. Like, I got it all. I'm almost there, man.

[Tyler]

Do you feel bad for the people that you burned?

[Mike]

I haven't earned anybody like that yet. But, no, that. That particular person. I mean, you tell me. You tell me. I'm gonna leave it all. The name, Leave it all out. I'm gonna tell you that. I. I went. Somebody went on a call, okay? They made the spouse leave and then spent most of the rest of the night at the house in between calls, consoling the spouse, other spouse, and then began a physical relationship and then arrested the other guy on a, on a, on a case. Not in the near future that the. The husband and actually put his name on the paperwork and arrested him while engaged in that. And he's married.

[Tyler]

I mean, that's bad.

[Mike]

And he's married.

[Tyler]

That's really bad. I'm just wondering at any point if somebody's not like that anymore. Do you feel bad, like, hey, man, you got to pay your dues years later. Sorry. Part of the game.

[Mike]

No, no, no, no, no, no, no,

[Tyler]

no, no, I'm serious. That's not wrong. I'm not saying you're wrong. Okay.

[Mike]

I'm gonna give you my answer. Here's my answer. You make a bad traffic stop, you, you make a mistake and your case gets suppressed. You learn from that. You're like, oh, I up. I meant there's mistakes in this job that you, when you. There is. It takes a special person to go back, lie, fabricate, and be involved in something you know is wrong. When you. What I'm saying, cheating is cheating. It's terrible. Right? That's wrong. That's just. Let's take all the police work out of it.

[Tyler]

Is wrong.

[Mike]

When you're doing it and using your position and using your resources and the ability to show up places because you have the uniform and, and do the things follow ups. That to me crosses that same line of like sexual assault, pedophilia. Like there's something wrong with you in your head. That's not a mistake. That's not like, oh, I messed up. Oh, I accidentally went back to this girl's house and tried to sleep with her after her husband went to jail. Like, that doesn't happen. Yeah, there's no accident. Yeah, there's no accident there. Like, that is like you saw an opportunity as a predator. You're maybe not a full blown rapist, but you have the ability to use and manipulate and you see that opportunity and go, oh, I know what's going to happen. I'm going to do xyz. That is predator behavior. And that is some of the worst. And then people shouldn't be cops. And no, I would not feel bad for exposing somebody because you don't, you don't do that once either. That's not like a one and done. Don't do that once. You're like, I got away with the whole thing. I'm a predator. It makes me Feel good to like, be all sneaky and then you just wake up, go, nah, I'm not gonna do that anymore. Like that, that's not that. That behavior is ingrained in your DNA and you should not be a police officer.

[Tyler]

Shouldn't even be released amongst people.

[Mike]

Yeah, it's bad. And I'm telling you, I can do. I got several. I got several dudes, man. I. I'm telling you, it's, it's, it's. Everybody thought Mike comes out and Mike's gonna be treated like Mike's gonna get outed. And all it has done is Mike's revenge. No, because people, I literally get the calls. I'm like, hey. They're like, hey, this was investigated four years ago by the sheriff's office. And they threatened me and told me to lie. And this is what really happened. And I'm like, oh, that's neat.

[Tyler]

Ladies and gentlemen, Tobias does not represent us at all in any way, shape or form. But I love the enthusiasm. But somebody asked about Jimmy. No, Jimmy. Just it. The drive for Jimmy's insane dude. And he's really focusing on Shadow Cast. As you can tell, the thumbnails are doing great.

[Mike]

The.

[Tyler]

The content's doing great. Like he's, he's full on in on the open source stuff. That's why he's. He's still our open source guy for antihero. Like, we can't, we can't do that. And the geopolitics and stuff like that, that's all, that's all Jimmy. So. But I mean, we have a network full of like, I don't know, like 15, 20 people that all have their own shows.

[Mike]

Contributor. Justin is a part of counterculture contributor when we need them. Like the girls guys on the ground. Was that Kenny Red Ninja. It's just.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Anti hero to assist. And then it just looks like, again what you said, like, how can we expect a guy to drive three hours twice a week? Like, it's insane.

[Tyler]

And I'm telling you, five shows that. Five shows a week is not. That is something that only two owners are gonna do. That is it. That is it. I'm telling you right now, nobody, unless you're being paid full time employment with benefits. Nobody's gonna work five days a week. That's.

[Mike]

If he did it full time, it'd be an eight hour day. You'd have to be paid like he's making eight hour days. You drive through six hours and be on the air two hours. So you can't expect somebody to do that either. Like, I don't. You have to look at somebody and go. And he's. If you look at his shadow cast, you're right. It's absolutely doing great. And even just seeing the last two weeks where he's gotten some relief from the drive, you can see the increase in, you know, his ability to put reels out and do some more stuff with his shadow cast that benefits himself more and the network more.

[Tyler]

Everybody's got jokes, though,

[Mike]

that we should. What it's about.

[Tyler]

It's funny.

[Mike]

Tiny little legs on there. I had to wear different shorts last night, so you leave me alone.

[Tyler]

You got to see the Patreon photo I posted. As soon as I saw that on Instagram, I was like, what the war?

[Mike]

I was a little dark, though. I looked like. I looked like I deserved some benefits.

[Tyler]

Let's do another video.

[Mike]

If you guys didn't watch yesterday too, man. If you don't watch anything out the Marine. But the first dude, Eric, man, he was great.

[Tyler]

It was just a good show all around, dude. We. That's the format that we're kind of going to on the. At least Mondays and 3rd and Fridays we're going to be filling too with contributors because me and Mike can't know about everything and then know of about everything. Like, so there's. Me and Mike were trying to do this thing where we knew everything that was going on and then we could also extensively talk about it. It's impossible. It's impossible. Even with the most time in the world, you just can't fit that much in your brain. And so upon doing research on how shows were, they're like, that's. You need contributors for that. People that are SMEs in that subject or really care. Just like Jimmy does. Geopolitics and open source intelligence. That's Jimmy's thing. Jimmy would do that 26 hours a day if he could. He loves it and he's very good at it. So that's what Jimmy does. And canine with sports. There's no way we could do sports like canine. So we have these contributors that come in and we'll have routine ones that are there every Monday or every Thursday. And then we'll just have like, hey, New York City. We got a New York City question. We'll bring Eric back on.

[Mike]

Like, yeah, what about the canceling? Like, you know, Nick, Big league does Monday. And then we were supposed to have the Tyree kill resting officer on. He's all great to go. And then bam doesn't respond.

[Tyler]

Maybe he's afraid. Maybe he Was like, he spoke his mind for the first. I don't mean afraid, but you, when you are, you're not used to speaking your mind at all on the Internet at all. Right. 25 years. Let's just say he retired. 25 years. I don't really know the number, but it was a retirement. You go for the first time and you're like, everyone. And that Tyreek Hill piece of shit's food stamps, baby mamas. And then maybe he, like, woke up the next day and was like, dude,

[Mike]

he got picked up by some big people.

[Tyler]

Yeah. And so maybe he's just like. I mean, it took. How long did it take you to start really like. Like really feeling like you could talk? Probably.

[Mike]

If you look at the thumbnail changes, when you see my thumbnails go from the same exact one till I started going after the agency and kind of saying. And, you know, I have to navigate it. For me, it's.

[Tyler]

I'd say it's me six months.

[Mike]

Yeah, that was about it. I mean, I started in March of last year with the podcast, and about the end of the year, I was like, it. And, you know, I have to, you know, even my wife works there, like, even then. But it's. It's. It's a weird. It's still weird to be able to say whatever I want. I mean, we were both me a lot longer just conditioned to be like, we can't say certain things. We have to walk this line. And now it's like, well, I don't really have that's what kind of marine conversation yesterday. Like, you can't tell me what I can't say and cannot say. I mean, I can say whatever I want, and then you have to. But you can't just go scream on the Internet either and get on a, you know, an episode every week and just yell emilia Shall Jones. And you know, you got a huge audience, but gotta have some substance. But yeah, it takes a long time and then to get clipped. And, like, you know, we don't have thick skin. Like, we get cloud. Like I said, I was joking. I just. I went into a Reddit feed I had no idea existed, and I'm getting murked in there by a bunch of that. I'm like, there we are. So it takes thick skin. And that first time you experience that and you're like, man, all these people have this to say about me. Negative. I don't want that anymore. I'm just going to knock it on the Internet anymore. That's probably was, you know, maybe what Happened.

[Tyler]

Somebody says, what are you looking for in contributors? Mainly SMEs that are big topics for what we discuss. Not on a routine basis, but kind of like something that would be something for us. And so that's kind of what we're. We're doing.

[Mike]

Again, I did say a lot. I would say end again. I remember even in the Jerry episode, I remember my wife yelling at me.

[Tyler]

And again.

[Mike]

Yeah, you gotta get you like you say. You know how it is. It's. It's a. It's like the OODA loop thing. It's that you get a. I still

[Tyler]

do it sometimes when. When there's a law goes and like, that's an amateur move. You don't need to fill airspace. No one's expecting you

[Mike]

go to a. Go to word. It was that again and again, like, that was my way of going, all right, I'm gonna buy myself five seconds to try to figure out what I want to say.

[Tyler]

But thank you for your service on that guy yesterday. I got him, and he could only get back his five or six main speaking points. I got him, and he could only get. Go back to his fibers. Oh, oh, oh, oh. Yeah, yeah. The commie. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I got you. Hey, want to clarify the Monday quarterback thing from a couple weeks ago? It different for all to react because y' all have experience. I was talking about dip shits. I have no experience. Oh, yeah, I know. That's first off. You don't ever have to apologize for going against us. We're half. Well, I'm. Which makes us half.

[Mike]

Yeah. I mean, there's so many page. I get what he's saying. There's so many pages now with guys that have like three years experience, and now they quit or got ran out, and now they're experts on everything. Yeah, it's like. That's why I told you.

[Tyler]

I just tell you. I just tell you who I would have punched in the face and who I wouldn't have. That's it. Tyler. The wife was poking fun at y' all for sound cold 45 degrees. As she said something like. They can't say it's cold unless they experience negative temperature. Negative 30. Are you kidding me? That's insane. I couldn't function. I would just die. I couldn't function. Remember when Hillary Clinton.

[Mike]

Did you see Hillary Clinton that she never met Jeffrey Epstein?

[Tyler]

Yeah, I saw, I saw, I saw. The thing. I remember when Mike first came on the show, he would say again, like 500,000. That was bad.

[Mike]

That was think about. And you mentioned this and I'm now that we're free and clear of the other dude. Like it's nerve wracking, right? So when I first fill in, nobody knows. I know he's gone, but nobody knows he's gone. And then everybody finds out he's gone. And then I'm the biggest piece of that ever lived. And it's I gotta fill this chair as that dude. Like it was. That was a lot of stress. A lot of stress, a lot of second guessing.

[Tyler]

Honey badger says I'm down. Where do I give you my cv? The hell's that? Like a cover letter?

[Mike]

That would be C. Resume. Oh,

[Tyler]

I don't know what anybody talking about. When is what gonna be out? Y' all are killing me.

[Mike]

Put that picture up real quick. Because Hillary Clinton has never met Jeffrey Epstein. She testified.

[Tyler]

I don't know what's AI and what's not AI.

[Mike]

I checked it. I checked it. It's real.

[Tyler]

Ran into anti AI.

[Mike]

I ran through and everything. Detects lighting, is normal, facial expressions, background and appears to be even AI that's controlled by them said that this appears to be an absolute real picture. And she said in front of Congress yesterday on under oath, I have never met Jeffrey Epstein.

[Tyler]

So she really did say that. I just don't know what I did see what you're saying. I saw the Hodge twins posted on Facebook and they're just. They're just right wing. They try to get. They're agitators. The Hodge twins Facebook page is just nothing but trying to get Fox News people all riled up. So I don't know what's true and what's not true, but I believe you.

[Mike]

She didn't know about.

[Tyler]

Look at the irony in this, though. I saw this earlier and I thought it was pretty ironic that she was holding that tie and choking him because she had among.

[Mike]

Yeah, she did. She never met him, though.

[Tyler]

Never met him though. Don't forget the all messages in the comment settings. I know I can do weather by pool for days. Proof of life maybe. He was Epstein's break. Go on. I was a grunt, so I get it. Oh, nice. Tyler. We're getting 14 inches of snow Wyoming, bro. My brother lives in Montana. The weather was wild up there. Oh, it's a contributor resume. Email it to The Antihero Podcast, gmail.com. the Antihero Podcast gmail.com.

[Mike]

new Jersey State Police made a big move yesterday appointing their first ever woman New Jersey.

[Tyler]

I just. Here's the thing, man. I could give a if they appointed a woman if she does a job well. It's like me and you say all the time, but I don't need to hear about it because once you start trying to tell America, once you start trying to tell the world, it's like you're taking away from. Now it's just a DEI or D Y or whatever the it's called.

[Mike]

Oh man, it's, it's, it's aggressive, man.

[Tyler]

It's really cool. Aggressive

[Mike]

Diversity.

[Tyler]

Other year episode is coming out at 6pm Gotcha. Gonna get on some school so I'll. So I'll hit you up later. Later, bro. It's later. Honey badger. Mark. Fire. You're. You were here earlier. I don't know how you're late, but. Let's watch. I don't even know what this is. Mr. President, if you are declaring war against these cartels and Congress is likely to approve of that process, why not just ask for a declaration of war? Well, I don't think we're going to

[Mike]

necessarily ask for a declaration of war. I think we're just going to kill people that are bringing drugs into our country.

[Tyler]

Okay, we're going to kill them. You know, they're going to be like dead. And Mr. President, if you are declaring war against these cartels and they're going to be like dead.

[Mike]

Yeah, dead motherfuckers

[Tyler]

will balance our budget.

[Mike]

The Somali pirates who ransacked Minnesota. The.

[Tyler]

For anybody listening to the audio, this is Trump at the data Union address. And the camera guy turns right to Oham Ilmani or whatever. Remind us that there are large parts of the world where bribery, corruption and

[Mike]

lawlessness are the norm, not the exception.

[Tyler]

Importing these cultures through unrestricted immigration and

[Mike]

open borders brings those problems right here to the usa. And it is the American people who pay the price.

[Tyler]

And higher medical bills, car insurance.

[Mike]

Let me. I'm gonna cook for that. Second on that, I'm gonna go back to the communists. So the communists, we brought all those people here. We rescued them from a dump. A dump. They had every opportunity to have a head start on life that not many people in the world are going to get. They're brought into police services, health care. Given an opportunity to be generation. Change the generational history, just forever change their families and. And have all the American dream. Instead they stole $10 billion and just run fucking scams. Like they could have done anything. They could have done anything in the world and somehow it's our fault and the communist doesn't let us bring it up. She's mad. Like she's yelling and Screaming. How many other go. You could go around the globe and there'd be millions of people that would love to have that opportunity to go. I'm. You're gonna bring an entire group of people and give them all this, this head start that nobody else is going to get from some disastrous rundown.

[Tyler]

Somebody said that.

[Mike]

Somebody said, but he tried, he tries to spin it that everything he, we say, if we said that to him, he would say because of white people and all the stuff that we did 100 years ago. That's why they're in there.

[Tyler]

Anyway, I'm saying it was somebody on our show. Somebody on our show or somebody said like, dude, we bring them from the most war torn place in the world and they come here and they immediately start taking advantage of defrauding us. Was that you?

[Mike]

Yeah, we were talking about that. Yes.

[Tyler]

Okay. We do too many podcasts, bro. I can't keep up.

[Mike]

And there, there was. Somebody said it and, and I think Trump got into it. But that's my point is imagine you're giving. Given that opportunity, you're taken from an, a disaster. Infrastructure is destroyed, crime is out of control, people are being murdered in the streets. And we go, here you are, here's a nice city for you to live in. We're going to give you a, a massive head start. And they figure out how to steal.

[Tyler]

Jefferson. Jefferson. Newbie. Say it like Drew. Good morning, boys. Good morning, man. Thanks for the five bucks.

[Mike]

And then you know who I'm really happy with that? John Fetterman from the. Fetterman from Pennsylvania.

[Tyler]

Who?

[Mike]

Fetterman. He's a senator from Pennsylvania. Democrat.

[Tyler]

Well, hold on, I just. Why you? I just saved a video and. Hold on, let me, let's watch this video and then, and then you can let me know why, because I literally sent us a video. So that way did I not save. Was Fetterman saying people were like, asking him why he shook Trump's hand. And he's like, why wouldn't I? He's like, just because I don't agree with everything.

[Mike]

Yeah, that's what I'm saying. I'm supporting him. And he also said it's probably the same video. He's sitting down talking to a lady. He also said he stood up almost every time and clapped when everybody around him didn't. And he's like, I don't understand why the people around me would want to go at it with the president and not like America and not like things like the pilot that got shot or, or all that stuff he says I'm here for Pennsylvania and one of them, I thought he was a batshit crazy dude when he first won. He wears like sweatpants and shorts and walks around and he's got some wild. But he's actually turned out to be pretty level headed dude who does shake the President's hand, says, why would I want to be arguing with the President United States? Why would I want to call him names and insult the President of the United States?

[Tyler]

Well, this is, this is why. Watch this. This is why, Sam. So for our audio listeners, that was just literally everything that they covered that, that they didn't stand for because. And then this kind of goes to kind of explain why Trump did what he did. He said all these things knowing that the Democrats were going to stand, proving the point that the left has lost their minds. So here we have Major here at the table. I want to bring the conversation back

[Mike]

here to our group watching along. Major, you've seen a lot of these, I think more than any of us. What stood out to you? Well, look, before the speech, many Republicans said one of the priorities for the

[Tyler]

President was to make sure Americans after

[Mike]

this speech had a sense that the

[Tyler]

opposition party was off the rails, was crazy. Their terminology, not mine. Many of the contrasts the President articulated

[Mike]

tonight were to drive that message forward that not only do I disagree with the opposition party sitting before me in Congress, but I disagree with them so

[Tyler]

strongly and they with me so much

[Mike]

that they can't even applaud. Basic common sense thing. And that line that you mentioned that he added to the speech, whether it

[Tyler]

was ad libbed or not, the first

[Mike]

obligation, American citizens versus illegal aliens was

[Tyler]

meant to create a visual moment of perpetual contrast. We have Major here at the table.

[Mike]

I want to bring the.

[Tyler]

Sorry, Mike, I didn't mean to cut you off, but I wanted to fail.

[Mike]

That's what you're. That's what. Yeah, I mean that aligns with what I was saying. And Fetterman is basically saying, as a Democrat, like I'm not gonna fight with. Why would I want to fight with the President United States? Why would I call him names? Why would I say nasty to him? Like it doesn't make sense. So I, I think he's doing a good job.

[Tyler]

Mike. Fritz says American gangster prove that CIA allows a shitload of drugs into the country. I think it's to fund top secret DoD alien tech and they just can't go to Congress to. Yeah, oh, 100. The CIA introduced crack cocaine into the streets in the 1990s. I'm a firm Believer in that. Super chats. We look caught up. All right, cool.

[Mike]

Talking. Hold on one second. All right, let me pull it up. Everybody let me know.

[Tyler]

All right, ready? Yeah. This is what I saw. Why did you think it was important to shake President Trump's hand?

[Mike]

Well, of course, that's the president. You don't have to agree with everything. You can be in a different party. You know, I think that's just basic respect and courtesy, you know, whether it's for the office or whether it's just kind of to be.

[Tyler]

Why did you think it was important to shake? He even went as far in that clip to say. It's just. It's de. Human decency. If you don't agree, you can't.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

You still shake their hand. If you don't agree on. Are you watching something?

[Mike]

Yeah, put it back up.

[Tyler]

Oh, it went away.

[Mike]

Oh, hold on, hold on. It's my fault. This is Fetterman explaining why he clapped and stood up and all that. Ready?

[Tyler]

I'm launching a war on all gay fat kids.

[Mike]

Got it?

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Rest of people in my party would stand up and clap for. I. I clapped with a lot of those things that it seemed like others like, I stood up and I clapped to recognize the family that lost their daughter, the Ukrainian girl that was stabbed to death, you know, in North Carolina. And I stood up and I clapped that political prisoner from Venezuela. You know, how you can't celebrate those kinds of things. And now I also celebrated all the veterans that were in the audience as well, too, and even more the political things, like Erica Kirk. I stood up in. And I clapped for her as well, too, here. You know, can't we just be more

[Tyler]

kind to a widow?

[Mike]

I mean, I. We just shouldn't be that long ago that a widow, you know, with young children has her husband murdered. You know, how we can't just acknowledge that as well, too. Whether white people would attack her, you know, whether the left or the right, either. So I'm always going to stand up and clap for things that I agreed with in, like striking the Iranian, you know, sites. Now, for me, I never worry about who's standing up or clapping. If I see it, I'm going to. If I don't agree with it or whatever, I'm going to yell and scream and disrupt the whole thing. Rest of people in my. That makes sense, man. Isn't that crazy?

[Tyler]

Makes perfect sense. I mean,

[Mike]

crazy, right? And when he won, I'm telling you, when he won, I thought he was nuts. And I'm like, well, he Might be

[Tyler]

a little too nuts to like. He might be, you know, the sweaters and the sweat, the sweatshirts and the sweatpants. You're like, dude, this guy's mentally ill. He might be that strong of his opinion. Where he's like, I'm gonna wear sweats today because I want to do that. He might not be able to be swayed by bullies.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

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[Mike]

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[Tyler]

You said check them out but you. The outline. More to go.

[Mike]

It was like my and again moment.

[Tyler]

It's interesting.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

I noticed that you switched my crave with the red. Crave. Is that because you like to eat the red? So you brought it?

[Mike]

You want to know I did that.

[Tyler]

Why?

[Mike]

I'll be honest with you. So when we brought our laptops in, that bag's not open yet. So it's higher. Red bag that's already open. So it was just a little lower. And you can see my stickers on top of my laptop.

[Tyler]

Okay.

[Mike]

Sneaky, right?

[Tyler]

Yeah. The reds. Heather likes the sour apple. I haven't tried the strawberry. I think I opened the other. I. He sent blue for the first time. The. The one in front of me. I think it's. There's a bag open in the lobby. I haven't had it yet, but I've had it either. I like red. I've liked red. My whole like that red, that cherry, strawberry type stuff. I'm not. I'm not the biggest blue person. Like that grape drink too.

[Mike]

I have a slight ocd. Not crazy though, because I'm not clean, but I have ocd. A little bit autism for sure.

[Tyler]

I just thought this video was a little funny. I don't know what the this thought was gonna happen, but if you look the subaru American standing there jokingly dry stuns what looks like maybe a dispatcher or something like that.

[Mike]

Oh, yeah, I saw this. This is great.

[Tyler]

Can't do that. A former Saginaw county corrections officer has been criminally charged for tasering a co. Now it looks. It does look like he kind of LeBron James a little bit towards the end. Like, lawsuit hit him, like, instantly in worker.

[Mike]

As the incident was caught on camera.

[Tyler]

The officer with the Saginaw county sheriff's department was fired. Well, now the woman is facing a criminal charge. I was angry.

[Mike]

I was angry that that took place because they train, right? They trained.

[Tyler]

No one cares about what this has to say. He did way worse. I've. I've seen videos where cops used to dry stun each other all the time. I got. I got. When they. When we. Back when I started, man, people would tag you in the. Right here in the meaty part of your tricep all the time. But when there's no brother, when there's no. When the job is dead, there's no camaraderie. And there's no camaraderie. Camaraderie. There's no brotherhood, and there's no brotherhood. You can't. Well, that was. That was a. That was a woman. But when there's no brotherhood, you can't do fun things like that on the alert.

[Mike]

Tone job is dead. Every. Ladies and gentlemen, stand by. We have announcement to make. Yeah, I love when you see these guys like that that are like. I remember, like, my captain. Yeah, like, yelling at me one time, and I'm like, bro, I thought you throw a guy, like, from a moving car one time, like, because you're mad at him. Like, yeah, and I'm. I said, like. And you're mad at me like,

[Tyler]

uncle Tyrone, dude, that case is still going on. This is a good one.

[Mike]

Historically, we would have thousands of people

[Tyler]

that would interview for this position. And when you and I went through

[Mike]

that, I think there was 1500 people

[Tyler]

taking the written test when I did for about 10 or 15 spots.

[Mike]

So I was very fortunate.

[Tyler]

But again, we don't have that anymore. And we used to look for ways to say no to people with disqualified. Now we're looking. How can we say yes within the

[Mike]

confines of the rules? Historically, we would have thousands of people

[Tyler]

that would interview for this position. And when you and I went through that, I think there was 1500 people taking the written test when I did for about 10 or 15 spots.

[Mike]

So I was very fortunate.

[Tyler]

But again, we don't have that anymore. And we used to look. I don't know. I just. That's. That's a common. It's a com. It's a common theme across the country.

[Mike]

But there's places that are better. Like, this is why, like, locally, I know I. On my agency a lot, but we are at a crisis here in this county. And then you have, like, you go down to Martin county, which is two counties south of us, they're paying bonuses. Port St. Lucie Police Department. You're walking in there, like step seven. You walk in day one, and you're making. It's like 80 grand with experience. And then you have places that can't fill positions. So it is a problem world. Nationwide for sure, but there are agencies that are not having problem recruiting and they're not having problem hiring people. They're actually paying people bonuses.

[Tyler]

But I think it's the. It's the whole, like, 1500 people putting in for 10. That's never gonna happen again.

[Mike]

I think you'd be surprised. Not that. Not that astronomical number.

[Tyler]

But there are country. Not like Sandy Springs or these agencies that we. That you always, like, talk about, like. I'm talking, like, ones or twos. Sure. But across the country, it might have been more job stability, like working for the government. It's a. It's a paycheck. But at the end of the day, we're never gonna get.

[Mike]

I would be interested to see what,

[Tyler]

like

[Mike]

Miami Dade or Broward County. How many applications? I bet they have a ton. A ton of applications. And they can't keep up, though. The problem is I got so far behind. They got so far behind. Let people leaving that. It's hard.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Mike]

I would say the number. There's still a lot. I mean, you see how many messages a week do you forward me from antihero to me that I'm getting them as well. Like, hey, I want to move down there. You have any advice? The p. Still people are still coming, but agencies in Florida that are good ones are. They're eating people up and they're giving them bonuses. And then like. Like, my agency is at a crisis. They can't send anybody training. They can't pay overtime. You know, there's just poor budgeting, mismanage of funds, and. And you know, you're at a critical spot where you can't even fill zones.

[Tyler]

You don't feel that? I'm scared telling people. Like, people are like, oh, where should I come down here and work? And I'm like, man, what if I said, like, oh, I would Work for here. And they moved down here and it sucked and they hated it. They're like, you told me to work here, dude. And I'm like, but I don't know, though. So I tapped that as well.

[Mike]

I usually tap dance it with the places I recommend that you don't work. The obvious ones like Lee county, you know, Broward County. I go through the ones that, like, just go to their social media and you see the sheriff is. Or Google the sheriff and he's under, like, federal investigation. Like, I would avoid that place.

[Tyler]

Lee County, Brevard County. Is that the one with.

[Mike]

Now that.

[Tyler]

Oh, no, that's not a bad one. Right. Broward County, Brevard's bad.

[Mike]

They're losing.

[Tyler]

Really? Yeah.

[Mike]

Anywhere the sheriff is overly loud. Like, think about it. Anywhere the sheriff is overly loud or it's usually a lot of times you go into a party, you see the movies. The loudest guy in the movie, the loudest guy at the party in the movie is usually a bad guy in the movie. Movie, right. He's a villain. He's somebody that's not great. He's overcompensating for something. That's a lot of what you see. You go to the agencies I bring up, they're very professional. Their chief is, you know, like Sandy Springs. Like I said, the guy's on the pursuit in the woods. Got to stand on top of a car on Instagram. He's doing. Then you look up my sheriff and he's famous for having an affair. Like, that's probably not somebody you want to go jump. Military is still a great option. I always suggest that, like, go be a. As the communist would say, via. He doesn't like it, but it's a great place to start. College is a joke. College is a joke. Trade school. Go learn a trade.

[Tyler]

This is just crazy dude right here. Convicted child predator that a judge once called the monster parents fear the most has now been cleared for release under California's elderly parole program. He's 64 years old. His horrific crimes include 16 counts of kidnapping and child molestation. He was sentenced to three straight terms of 25 years to life, plus 20 years.

[Mike]

On top of that, a convicted child. Where's the communist? That's his state. They support that.

[Tyler]

Of course he does. He's. He supports anything that destroys the western civilization, destroys the way freedom works as we know it, Destroys Christianity in our country. Like, dude, the guy kidnapped was convicted on three cases of kidnapping, sexual molestation to a child. He gets hit with 23, 25 year sentences and an additional 20. He's in jail for life. And you let him out.

[Mike]

Death penalty.

[Tyler]

Who is behind. Who is sitting at that panel with the paper in front of him going, let's let them out. They're evil people. They're evil people, dude. They're evil.

[Mike]

The communists. But he won't talk about that one. He'll only talk about the poor black, brown people that are in jail. I mean, like I said, he wore the shirt of a guy who killed, like, innocent people. Like, one of them, maybe.

[Tyler]

Like, you sounded like a. You sounded like you were.

[Mike]

No, it's a cool story. And when I say it, I don't mean. What he did was. Well, you know, you watch a movie and a movie, like a horrific movie, like. Like some movie where everybody gets murked. You're like, wow, it was a really good movie. It was a wild story. When I say I don't agree with anything he did. You don't kill people for no reason. And of course, I'll argue that he did it because he got called the N word and he's justified to kill four people. But it was a wild story. It was one that kept me intrigued. Like, this guy.

[Tyler]

You're like a crime drama on this or something? I'm sorry, is there like a documentary crime drama on this?

[Mike]

Christopher Donor? Yeah. If you Google later on Christopher Dorner the story, you'll. You'll find all kinds of stuff.

[Tyler]

I don't know if. Was he a cop?

[Mike]

Yeah, it was a cop.

[Tyler]

And he just went on a rampage killing spree, right? Yeah, yeah.

[Mike]

He got alleged, like, racism and being mistreated, and he went on a spree and killed like a captain.

[Tyler]

If I was able to kill people that were racist towards me, I. I would kill. Be able to kill everybody because everybody's racist against me because I'm a straight white male.

[Mike]

But you're the problem. You created it all.

[Tyler]

But I can't. I'm not allowed to do anything about it.

[Mike]

You created it all. You're white male. You're the reason everything's wrong.

[Tyler]

You're the reason everything's wrong by going. You're sympathetic to a guy that killed four people for no reason because he's being funny.

[Mike]

That you're not allowed to be offended because you're white. Not blaming.

[Tyler]

You are weird for being sympathetic to a panic.

[Mike]

He's not a mass murderer. But it's a cool story.

[Tyler]

It's a cool story.

[Mike]

You've never watched. Okay, it's an. It's an interesting story. It's not cool what he did, but it's like, it was national news. It was like this dude was on the run. He was the on fire. Like, there was all kinds of going on.

[Tyler]

How'd he get caught?

[Mike]

He went into, like, the mountain area and jacked a car. They found out he jacked a car and he got pinned into a. He broke into somebody's, like, rental or, like, cabin, and they got him up there, and they set the place on fire and burned him.

[Tyler]

They burned him.

[Mike]

I think a fire broke out due to, like, engaged, like, in a gunfight or maybe flashbangs or something, and it caught on fire.

[Tyler]

Well, the old Waco card on them.

[Mike]

And they're like, yeah, we're not gonna put it.

[Tyler]

Not our fault. You reside in a. You're. You're boarding up yourself up in a flammable box.

[Mike]

You go on YouTube. I'm looking. There's a couple series documentaries on YouTube that go. He was XLAPD. It goes through the whole story. And like I said, it caught news that he was informed. He was a vet. I mean, his military guy. And he, like, sent a manifesto to the, like, Anderson Cooper, and they, like, read it on cnn.

[Tyler]

That's what I hope. That's our big break. Remember when. Remember when a serial killer called into Howard Stern?

[Mike]

I don't.

[Tyler]

Dude, it's real. Like, you've interviewed. You've interviewed some whack jobs, dude, I'm telling you, if you listen to this, you'll be like, this dude's the real deal. Like, he's the real deal. And they, like, they. They called the FBI immediately, and they gave him all the tapes, and then they never found out what happened to him. But, of course, white women dug into it, and he was most likely captured later on under another pseudonym name because they compared a lot of the things he was saying to the notes of what. Yeah, but. But. But the person that called into Howard Stern, that has never been verified that that person has been caught.

[Mike]

We have a serial killer here, and I can't get anybody to talk about it. And I don't want to do it without. Of all of it. But I've interacted with them, and it's very strange and eerie when you do.

[Tyler]

How do you. Wait, Is he in jail?

[Mike]

No, he got away with it. Pre DNA, bad policing, lost evidence.

[Tyler]

But everybody knows he did it.

[Mike]

Killed, like, five people. 100.

[Tyler]

So it's like everybody knows, but they just can't prove.

[Mike]

Everybody. Everybody knows. Yep. And he's going to my gym. Like, I ran into Him. Then I got. Then I started investigating him with another detective. So, like, we would harass him and, like, he's a career criminal. So we, like, do a career criminal update check, like, every day for a month. Just show up at his door. And it's eerie to look into the eyes of somebody that, you know, has done horrible things and they're walking around in public.

[Tyler]

All right, I got. I. I got this. This is just like one minute. One minute of it. But got the. The serial killer, Howard Stern. If we can get something like this, don't kill anybody. But if you, Pride Assassin, gifted somebody else a membership, bro. That is awesome. Thank you, Pride Assassin.

[Mike]

Make sure you pause it every little bit so we don't get copyrighted.

[Tyler]

Yeah, I won't play too much of it just so you guys can get the vibe of it though constitutes.

[Mike]

And he's wondering why he's doing it, so maybe he thinks I have an answer.

[Tyler]

Is this Ed? No, this isn't Ed. You haven't killed any prostitutes? No, I never said my name was Ed. Oh,

[Mike]

sorry.

[Tyler]

That's okay.

[Mike]

What's your.

[Tyler]

What name do you use?

[Mike]

You can call me Clay.

[Tyler]

Clay. Clay.

[Mike]

Yes, Clay.

[Tyler]

Okay, Clay.

[Mike]

So what happened? How many prostitutes have you killed?

[Tyler]

12.

[Mike]

And you're wondering why you do it? I have a pretty good idea.

[Tyler]

Why did your mom beat you?

[Mike]

Did your mom spank you?

[Tyler]

Did. Was your mom a prostitute? No, actually, nothing like that. What is it then? I think I just do it for the sense of the power. All right, so. So far, what do you think, Mike?

[Mike]

Sounds pretty.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Crazy.

[Tyler]

I. I don't know. It. Go watch that. We can't play it, obviously, for too long because we'll get a copyright strike. They'll kill the air. But. But, yeah, that was. That's craziness.

[Mike]

And that I would agree. The sense of power. Because you feel that. I believe he feels that sense of power by getting online and talking about it like, nobody can stop me. For public officials who block the removal of criminal aliens, in many cases, drug

[Tyler]

lords, murderers, all over our country, they're blessed. Blocking the removal of these people out of our country. And you should be ashamed of yourself. Look how crazy this is. Omar Ohar, whatever her name is. Like, look how nuts she is, dude. She's evil, dude. She's evil. Look at that. Angry that Trump is putting Americans before illegal immigrants. Angry at her.

[Mike]

Criminal criminal immigrants.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Mike]

That stole million billions of dollars. She's mad. She's mad.

[Tyler]

Serious penalties.

[Mike]

Usa. Usa. The lady next to her is Young kkk.

[Tyler]

I Saw that. Yeah, I did see that.

[Mike]

You take that comment down, you're gonna leave it there.

[Tyler]

Sorry. Where's Lewis somebody? Huh?

[Mike]

Is Justin still there?

[Tyler]

No. Justin, you. He said in the comments he made it home. He goes, I made it home. In case anybody was wondering.

[Mike]

I thought he'd hang out for like three days.

[Tyler]

No, dude, he wanted to be home for open mic, so. Oh, he had to pick one show if he, if he stayed here for the morning show, which we don't have. So again, there's always new listeners, there's always new viewers. Lewis is here in studio. We have our flagship broadcast. Those are the big ones. Mondays and Thursdays. Those are when Mike comes in and we have all the contributors. It's rocking and rolling, it's fast paced. And Lewis is here for those two switch camera angles.

[Mike]

He's losing his part of his job slowly.

[Tyler]

Yeah, because we're doing the producing now. We're bringing up the videos because it was just, I mean, you guys know, getting Lewis a video to pull it up, it was, it's not all Lewis's fault. It just takes time. He's got to download it, he's got to do this, he's got to do that, man. Me and Mike, we just know. I know if I want to show something, I'm gonna pull it up. I know where to find it, I know when to pull it up. So we gotta, we might get a. You know, Lewis would be a good assistant producer, but we're like, we really do need a new, like a real producer.

[Mike]

Yeah, it's. It's tough. It's tough. I mean, we always joke, but he is not even a half a percentage point interested in anything. We talk about nothing. That's difficult.

[Tyler]

Yeah, that'd be like, like you said, if I, if you had a pottery podcast and you wanted me, I'd be like, I'd be bored out of my mind and I'm also not gonna know what you're talking about. So when you're like, oh, the pottery video that went viral yesterday? And everybody's like, yeah, I'd be. As a producer, I'd be like the freaking. The you talk about. I don't know, but I don't know how to pull it up. Where somebody that's like us would be like, I know exactly what video he's talking about and I know where to find it. Like, Justin's a good producer, but we need an in house producer. Justin's four hours away, so.

[Mike]

So anybody in the Orlando area that's looking for a Job with a startup podcast company to potentially be the largest in the history of mankind.

[Tyler]

We are going to take over the game. Well, we've been. This podcast has only been a podcast for three years. Two months. Three years and two months. Like, look at where the. How crazy this journey has been in three years. Most businesses don't even see major success for 10 years, you know, so.

[Mike]

Yeah, I mean, in the last year. I came on December of last year and think about just that. This, this 12 months been crazy.

[Tyler]

Yeah. And the last one.

[Mike]

Here we are. We refuse to die.

[Tyler]

Heather says, I'll produce, but I charge 2k a week. Can you start with your own show? No, I'm just kidding. She can't produce her own show. That would be. She needs a real time producer. That's me. I don't get paid anything for that. I do it out of love for my wife.

[Mike]

You get looked at a lot, but.

[Tyler]

Yeah, because they go over all the time. And I see Mike open the door. He looks like a sleep paralysis demon. Because I can't. I can see the light coming out.

[Mike]

I do it on purpose too. I look at Justin like I'm go look at him. I'm gonna look at him again. My dogs are barking. Yeah, it's funny. It's a whole scene. I had them going in one room, Justin going in the other room, and I was stuck between the two rooms.

[Tyler]

We learned we can't shoot two video. We can't shoot two episodes at the same time because one episode will suck up all the WI fi. Also, I learned. We learned last night because everybody listened to me. We need to shut off the computers in the other rooms that aren't being utilized if we're going to be running a broadcast out of one. So, like here in studio, the. The night shifts.

[Mike]

We're on dial up Internet at this point.

[Tyler]

Yeah. I'm telling you guys, there's nothing we can do about it. It's the area we're in, it's like neglected the other two parts. This neighboring city gets everything and the north end of this city gets everything. We're just in a really shitty area that no one's taken care of. Like there's no infrastructure hardly for good Internet, nothing. We've done everything we can. Starlink won't even work here somehow. The satellites don't even care about this place.

[Mike]

I don't know, man. I'm still on the fence about the powers of those cameras, the bandwidth going in. That's a lot going on in that computer.

[Tyler]

We can't Those cameras are meant to do that. Everything's. All of the equipment is meant to do this gaming computer.

[Mike]

Look at this, man. This is an iPhone. Look at the quality here, man. This is like.

[Tyler]

Look at this, Mike. We don't have eight iPhones.

[Mike]

I do. I got three.

[Tyler]

You got eight iPhones?

[Mike]

Three we can get there. These are iPhone 15s too. They're like 200 bucks now.

[Tyler]

Like, this is your fifth thing that you've thought about you even earlier this episode said we need to redo the whole room. That's what's due.

[Mike]

We do.

[Tyler]

This guy's. He's got theories for days. He just wants. He thinks if he throws three theories out there on why the Internet sucks,

[Mike]

he's gonna listen to one. We're gonna do something instead of just continuing to do what we're doing one day. I'm fine.

[Tyler]

Look at us Thursday. Last night, when we went potato, we went un potato. When we shut down the computer in

[Mike]

the other studio, the gaming computer.

[Tyler]

It's the Internet.

[Mike]

We'll see.

[Tyler]

All right, I'm gonna keep playing videos because I keep this.

[Mike]

You gotta do this again in two hours.

[Tyler]

All right? Oh, it's already planned. Okay, cool. School shooter pretending to be a deputy. Thanks. Sheriff's office at the door. Is there a bunch of kids powering down behind death during an active shoot? Yeah, bro.

[Mike]

He said, bro. Red flag.

[Tyler]

All right, so they get the right idea. First off in this video, what's alarming as is that the kids seem desensitized to real life. Desensitized to real life? Yeah, like the kid was like, bro, man, bro. Like he said, bro, dude, that's a red flag. Like he had. There's no. Like that guy could open the door and kill me in his way. It's like a joke. Like who would be filming right now? I get it if you're a National Geographic cameraman, that your job is to risk your life to get the award winning video footage. I understand that. When you're a kid at school, I believe that your priority should be to not die, not be on your phone like this. There's just no sense of like reality with these children.

[Mike]

Last night with the video too, the 11 year old runs across the street and gets murked by a car SUV because he wants to record a fight.

[Tyler]

Nobody cared.

[Mike]

Everybody wants that instant popularity. If I can get a video, I'm guilty of it. I'm as guilty of it as anybody. So I'm not talking about anything I've not experienced myself. You get a video goes Viral. I made a video of myself transformation long before Copville.

[Tyler]

And.

[Mike]

And it got like 6 million views. Even then I'm like, look at me. 6 million like it to me. It was like, oh my God, something important. So nowadays they just get that video that everybody's like, oh, this guy posted the video, this guy posted the video. Willing to get shot, willing to get run over by a car, willing to do some dumb. Just to get views and, and, and some recognition. And it's. It's irrelevant because I know that 11 year old's name.

[Tyler]

Nope.

[Mike]

He got smoked by a car. Nobody's ever gonna remember who he was. They were laughing at him.

[Tyler]

The only thing that is really strange about this video is the fact that they get outside, they go out the window. So the kids hear something that makes them do what they're supposed to do is get outside. So they finally got the window, then they run back in the building. Now they do run to a cop. But I teach my kids, dude, if you get outside, take off running. Just run, play sports all day. Run, run as far as you can run, because you're just in. Yeah, but hold on, let me play the rest of the video. They go back into the building.

[Mike]

I mean, maybe they're

[Tyler]

back in. I will say this, A lot of schools do have courtyards that are like completely like fenced in. You can't get in or out. So maybe that's what it is. Where they were outside, but they were locked in like a courtyard. Yeah. Heather wants you to cook her sro, but I told her that's probably not a good idea because it's too close to home. Our son's sro, which. It's not bad. Did she. Did you see it?

[Mike]

No.

[Tyler]

I'm like, it's not bad. I mean, you could be particular and be like, okay, here's like, how it's not perfect, man. Let's see it.

[Mike]

Let's get the.

[Tyler]

You got to send it again.

[Mike]

I don't do my real time. I'll do my real time assessment.

[Tyler]

And this just pumps me up.

[Mike]

This one right here, I want to pump you up.

[Tyler]

This one is. It's a good video, bro. It's a good video.

[Mike]

American hockey fan. The United States of America. Canada's on top of the hockey world all the way to prove it tonight.

[Tyler]

And they blew the national anthem. I didn't like it.

[Mike]

The American hockey fan. Hockey's cool all around. Playoff hockey, I love it.

[Tyler]

Do what they. I wanna. I used to love growing up as farm club hockeys. Like the The. The different leagues just under the NHL, but they're in, like, a hometown. Those are fun. Tickets are, like, 20 bucks, dude. Big. Like, lots of.

[Mike]

Orlando has one, right?

[Tyler]

No, they have the Solar Bears. That's right. Yes, you're right. I have knock on to one, but I really want to go to one. Hockey.

[Mike]

I love playoff hockey. Dude, when there's no.

[Tyler]

I want to take my wife to a Solar Bears game. That's what I'm gonna do. Me and her, grab a beer, grab a glass of wine, go watch some hockey, get away from the kids. What are you doing?

[Mike]

Bring Clint.

[Tyler]

Maybe we'll get good seats. Maybe I'll splurge on her. Get us some real. Like. I've never sat at the glass at a hockey game. Justin. Of course Justin would know that Solar Bears have a nice pride jersey coming out. It's because he's a hockey fan that he knows that he wants a suburban full of dudes.

[Mike]

Yeah, exactly.

[Tyler]

Yeah. I watched Night Shift last night to

[Mike]

get a night man. They play the Florida Everblades. That's tomorrow night. Saturday night.

[Tyler]

Oh, Heather sent me a photo of the middle school sro, but that's not the elementary school sr. That's not the one. Oh, okay. She just said that. I sent. Okay, hold on. Let me. I'm gonna let you break down. It's a female. I got yelled at her, by the way. I didn't even tell. I drove. School let out is crazy. Oh, let me tell you the story. The school. I live near the middle school. The. When it lets out, it's anarchy because everyone's trying to pull in the school. So then what we always do is we just go around the car line. If there. There's a couple turn lanes. It's not crazy. Well, I'm doing what I always do coming from the studio. I go around the car line. So I'm kind of like, in the turn lane going around the car line that's got the entire lane backed up, and. And this SRO comes waving out like this. So I immediately thought about going high and just kept going. But I'm like, no, I'm not gonna do that. So I stopped the car, and she's like, you can't do that. You can't just go around. I'm like, I didn't go around. I was like, there's cars in the lane. I had a. I had a green light. So I'm constantly telling myself, don't be that guy, Tyler. Don't be that guy. And then I'm telling myself, Well, I would never run out in traffic and make it my problem. Like, I would never be like, this is my traffic, you know? So she goes, I'm just trying to save you a ticket. Meanwhile, now traffic's super up because I had people behind me coming to do the same thing. So she's like, those. Those motorcycle cops up there. Yeah, they'll write you a ticket for that. And I was like, unless they didn't see me commit the offense. And she looked at me. I go, well, I mean, unless you saw me to commit the offense and you could. You could tell them and then they could write me a ticket, but you'd have to sign it. And she was just staring at me. I'm like, it's like, I'll turn around. So I go to turn around. And then the person behind me tried going around. She's screaming at them. Now there's a whole traffic jam because this dumbass broad decided to get in the middle of the road and make traffic her thing as an SRO. Anyways, SROs are cool. SROs are cool. Hold on, let me send it to myself. I don't have a cool Mac, so.

[Mike]

Yeah, if you had a Mac, you could just text it right to yourself. You can just text it to my Mac if you want. I'll put it up.

[Tyler]

Can I just text it to you?

[Mike]

Text it to imessage it to Copville OG gmail dot com.

[Tyler]

So I gotta email it to you anyway, so it's not.

[Mike]

No, I messed. I message it to cotteville oggmail.com. it'll come up as a text message. This is why my videos are on time. Donut shop. 10 bucks for tickets, maybe.

[Tyler]

Oh, are you contributed to the date night? I gotta take. I gotta take might if that's date.

[Mike]

I promise you.

[Tyler]

They're like 350 bucks for a Solar Bears game.

[Mike]

Yeah, row three is like 119.

[Tyler]

You just looked right now.

[Mike]

Yeah, I was looking while you were

[Tyler]

talking, like, on my hopes and dreams.

[Mike]

You can go. I mean, thanks, man.

[Tyler]

I know I can go a little

[Mike]

more than you thought. That's a picture. Oh, I thought it was a video. My bad. Hold on.

[Tyler]

At face value, it doesn't look awful.

[Mike]

Go ahead, let me see. I'll. I'll real time react. Let's see.

[Tyler]

All right, let's do it. Let me get rid of that. All right.

[Mike]

Oh, boy.

[Tyler]

Oh, yeah.

[Mike]

Bad.

[Tyler]

Yeah, we got really.

[Mike]

We got the gun belt, which is like, like Walmart brand. Huge. Mag pouches to buckle. Vest looks extremely too big. I can't really zoom in.

[Tyler]

Which is her. Is that her? I don't have my glasses on. Is that hurt? Is the gun on her right side?

[Mike]

Yeah, yeah, she's got the front draw. I gotta pull up on my laptop so I can see it better. She's got the front draw. Here we go. We're zoomed in. Now she's got the front cross draw. Taser. So she's drawing her taser and her gun with the same hand with every. Anything to do with a woman.

[Tyler]

Yeah, you can't do that. Can't do that. Why?

[Mike]

Very dangerous to have a woman do anything with the same hand.

[Tyler]

Yeah, this yelled at me, dude, in the middle of the road.

[Mike]

And then you got like, look at the gun bell. Like, I'm zoomed in. You got the very, very cheap, cheap, cheap, cheap. Gumbel the snap.

[Tyler]

Oh, that's the gun bat I use. No, it wasn't issued, bro. Standard issue.

[Mike]

You don't use standard issue. You got the pig. What are those things called? The tear. That's.

[Tyler]

Oh, she looks like Ryan the Communist.

[Mike]

Yeah, you can grab a hold of those and whatever your mind wants to do with it. Throw on the ground. Hoop earrings. Very dangerous. Ripped out.

[Tyler]

That is pretty dangerous. That would hurt really bad. And actually, you're right. All jokes aside, you grab one of those braids. Yeah. You control her head, which means you control the fight if she doesn't know how to fight.

[Mike]

Correct. Which I would bet my paycheck that she doesn't. Other than that, I don't see any other problems other than all of it. I mean, look at. Look at the. How the gun belt. Look at the. Look at the gun belt leaning forward. See how it's like, falling forward. I know she's kind of standing funny, but, like, it's not.

[Tyler]

That's what I was trying. I was wondering if that's. Like, she's laying down.

[Mike]

It's not on tight. Protecting. Like, it's not on snug. Like, again, I can get my hand probably inside that gumbell and just rip it off. I don't like the same side draw. Well, I guess it's far enough over. Mine was up top. Yeah, I'm not gonna knock teaser. My taser was up high, but I wore it, like, more towards my left. Like, over my heart. I don't know, maybe. Maybe she's a sharpshooter. Got a usa you guys are allowed to wear any hat you want. Like that USA hat.

[Tyler]

No, but that. I'm assuming that came from the school's photo, which.

[Mike]

Well, that's not Orange county either. That's not. My bad. That's not Orange County.

[Tyler]

No. You weren't allowed to wear stuff like that. If you got posted on social media, out of uniform, you're. But that's a school post. I'm assuming. That's where my wife got it from. And.

[Mike]

I just like. Like, I mean, I bought. I invested, like, you know, had a Ronin belt, 180 gun belt. Not. You have to spend that. But Molly, I had everything. I just. I just paid the money to go to stuff that would fit very tight, was reliable. When I got. You know, we were doing SWAT competitions and crawling low crawling. Going over walls that the magazine stayed in. They didn't fall out. I tested all that. That's why the Sig. I believe that the Sig doesn't just go off because I went. Wore that Sig for two competitions. Banging on the ground, hitting walls.

[Tyler]

Oh, boy. All right, this is another one. I don't know if it's. If it's. I don't think this. The school doesn't have two SROs, so it's got to be like a guy that just maybe runs traffic. He's got a motors pin, no boots on. Oh, wait, he does have.

[Mike]

You can hit it. What's up?

[Tyler]

Yeah, he's probably a motors guy that just runs traffic at the school. Oh, no. Sideways mag pouches, man, they'll fall out.

[Mike]

And Dom talked about that yesterday, right? No, Justin did. Justin talked about how he had those originally and they were taught that way, but you shouldn't be taught that way anymore.

[Tyler]

Wearing them sideways.

[Mike]

Yeah, gravity's in the way there. You have to reach.

[Tyler]

Dude, you're gonna hook that. So first off, hooking it and unbuttoning it is now probability times 20. Because of the way it is. You're not gonna. Very rarely you're gonna hook. If it's upright, very rarely you're gonna hook it on something and open it if it's side. If it's sideways, you can hook that on anything. Open it wide open. And now you're dealing with gravity. If you turn the wrong way, you've opened it and now it's going to fall out. That is. I mean, to me it looks. Period. Because it's sideways now you're taking up more room on your gun belt when you put it sideways.

[Mike]

There's an extremely gay piece of his equipment, too. If you look on his. His shoulder, the right side.

[Tyler]

Let me look at this.

[Mike]

Let me look at Guardian Angel Light.

[Tyler]

Oh, my Goodness for those foot chases. He doesn't get in

[Mike]

Guardian angel light.

[Tyler]

I hate cops sometimes, dude.

[Mike]

Yeah. Yeah, it looks nice, like a nice guy. It does. Really good.

[Tyler]

It looks like he'll be a nice guy and write you four tickets.

[Mike]

Amen.

[Tyler]

I know. It was pissing me off. It really was. Was Jimmy saying over and over again on live shows that we didn't pull people over. And I'm like, jimmy, stop saying that. Like, we didn't write tickets. Oh, yeah, that's what you meant. I'm like, stop telling people we didn't pull people over.

[Mike]

I pulled over. A lot of people, just didn't. I didn't write very many tickets. I remember one time I wrote. I got. I bought dope from this guy. I forget his last name. Bought drugs from this guy when I was in the narcotics unit. He was a bag. Back when pills were popular, I did an undercover op, bought a bunch of pills. He went to prison. He came out. He went right back to being a shitbag. And I remember I stopped him twice in, like, two weeks. And I wrote him, like, four tickets at each stop. And we had traffic court, and he took them all to court, and he was late to court. So the first four tickets got called at once, and they're like, Mr. John. Whatever his name was. He had a weird last name. Start with a J. I think they called him up. They did the whole hearing. He wasn't there. I said, yes, your honor. I ran a stop sign. He intent. Like, I stacked him. So she's like, okay, he's guilty on all charges of those tickets. And then he comes running into court, like, late. Comes flying in, and he gets up there and he starts to bicker about the tickets, and he's trying to argue about the ones he already lost because she ruled on him. Yeah, and then he pissed the judge off, so she banged him. The next four, he ended up with, like, two grand in fines. It was great. He's a drug dealer, so I didn't feel bad at all. But it was one of those. I only went to traffic court like, five times in my career where I really gave a. So half the time, if somebody took my ticket to court, I would just go sign the release to drop it. I'm like, I'm not going into this clown show for a ticket.

[Tyler]

All right, last one.

[Mike]

I believe I can fly. I'm a communist kind of guy. Think about men every night and day, dude.

[Tyler]

No, it's funny. It's. Fridays are meant to be, like, listener engagement. But sometimes I feel like, they have their own conversations, and we're, like, kind of just talking to ourselves.

[Mike]

We could just talk to them.

[Tyler]

I can't. They. They don't talk to us in the comments. They talk to each other. He's Tristan. Okay. Thanks, Brady. Okay, I guess. Nick said he never went to traffic court. I don't think I've ever been to traffic court either.

[Mike]

Yeah, I went a couple times. I. I was like you, though. I never wrote the citation, so I'd have to deal with it if it was a drug arrest. But, yeah, I had people that pissed me off, and I was like, this dude, which Dom hates. Dom thinks that should be illegal.

[Tyler]

What?

[Mike]

He should.

[Tyler]

Having to write a traffic ticket?

[Mike]

No, he thinks you should never write a ticket based on how you feel about the person that you stopped.

[Tyler]

I'm a firm believer in that, too. I've never. If I determine I'm not writing you a ticket, it's my own moral compass, because if I. If I let that deteriorate, then I'm. I'm scared of what I would. And so I told myself, if this person's not getting a ticket, which they never did, and they were a complete. Complete and utter to me for no reason, they still get no tickets. That's just. I felt like that's an abuse of power to go, okay, well, I tell you what, you want to off, I'll give you that.

[Mike]

But here's what. Here's where my line was. If I'm trying to educate you, even you could be a. But if I'm trying to educate you and say, look, dude, you're going 100 and a 70 on 95, I know it's not the end of the world, but you're doing it. And you don't want to admit you were doing or you want to argue that, then I'm going to write you the ticket. But if you're like, hey, bro, you could be a dick and be like, yeah, whatever, dude. Like, whatever, my bad, right? You know, And I'd be like, okay, as long as I felt like you're at least understanding how dangerous what you did was. I'm not talking about rolling the stop sign in the hood and all that dumb. I'm talking about, like, when I actually stop somebody like, every. Don't we do interdiction on 95 and it's night time. You really can't see the car, so you got to stop every person speeding. You know, I remember an FTO at the sheriff's office. I got a girl going like 120. And her mom had been put in the hospital, South Florida. And she was coming from Orlando. And before the FTO could even blink, I let her go. And he lost it.

[Tyler]

He's like, what do you know? She was going, 120.

[Mike]

Oh, my God. Like, bro, Mom's sick. How do you know? I'm like. I interacted with. I could tell she's crying. She got her phone. I like, her mom is sick and my beautiful wife. And. And so I let her go. He lost it, I think. Did you send me another picture? I think your wife sent one more.

[Tyler]

Tristan says, okay, Tyler, I have a question. Did you ever buy your own gear when you were in the army? No. Never. I never bought one thing in the army that I wasn't. Sometimes you'd have to have a packing list that I have to buy, like green camo face paint if you wanted to go to a school or something. But I never bought anything that I use on a routine base basis that was. I don't. I wasn't like, I couldn't afford anything

[Mike]

when I was in the army. I mean. 890amonth.

[Tyler]

Oh, I did buy my own maroon beret because the ones they issue you are. You look like a black panther in those things. They're French berets. They look stupid. You have to buy custom. Like the ones sitting right here. Beret that, like, come down over your eye. And like, I did buy my own beret, but everybody buys their own braid. That's nothing.

[Mike]

Pictures in there.

[Tyler]

Is there any body camera videos of time on YouTube? I have seen one. Mike. Ja. You got to go back. How many Fridays was that ago? A couple casual Fridays ago. Maybe two. We broke down all my body. I ripped all my body worn camera videos off and played.

[Mike]

I'm on YouTube a lot.

[Tyler]

You are. You're on Tick Tock, too, but in a. In a good way. I'm not even making fun of you. Like, you're on Tick Tock. Really? You're denying an old lady medical treatment? It's pretty. It's pretty communist of you. All right, so.

[Mike]

All right. I don't see anything here. He's in shape. Standing tall. I like it. Man. I, I, I, I. Looks like God. Probably want to. Zoom in on my camera.

[Tyler]

Kind of a fat face, but that's not trt. Neither here nor there. All right, let me see.

[Mike]

Hold on. Let me zoom in. Hey, it's got a flashlight. He's got the gun. He's got this tourniquet. Staged properly, he looks like he's Ready to roll.

[Tyler]

I mean, to me, if you're an SRO and you have all those times in the schools, like your needs to be squared away, you're on camera all the time, you have nothing else going on.

[Mike]

I enjoyed filling in, but we would fill in like they would SROs out, like over time. They put it on the details like the same as like jobs, like concert jobs. They would put it up and I would go, loved it, loved it. For one day here, one day there. Interacting with middle school kids, having fun on the playground, in the bus loop, choking and smoking. But every day, no fucking way.

[Tyler]

Now Tyler is gay, says Tyler. Why do you have to show on. Have a. To show. Why do you have to show on lockdown? For example, I couldn't find Shadowcast in the beginning until I looked it. Till I looked in the only encounter culture. Why do you have to show on lockdown? You got it.

[Mike]

You have to subscribe to Counterculture to see Shadowcast.

[Tyler]

Why do you have to show on lockdown? Why do you have to talk so dumb? But yeah, my bad. Why do you have the sh. Why do you have the show on lockdown? I don't know what the he's talking about. He's talking about Shadowcast.

[Mike]

Shadowcast is only on Counterculture. It's nowhere else.

[Tyler]

Come on, guys, get with a program.

[Mike]

We only say this every week, so if you want to watch anything besides Anti Hero, you have to go subscribe to Counterculture. And then you see all the shows. Hot Topic, Unfiltered, unfazed.

[Tyler]

No, I'm not having a stroke. I'm having a trouble reading. And then I don't even know what he's talking about.

[Mike]

When he crashed, it was bad. It was bad. It was pretty bad. Shadow Cast, Those are all on Counterculture. Open mic at 3 o' clock with Nick the. Nick, the new website.

[Tyler]

Nick, if you go to Counterculture, you get locked up with Cotville or Open Mic. Sorry, you get Open Mic with Cotville and Dom, Dominic Izzo. You get Night Shift,

[Mike]

Hot Topic, Hot

[Tyler]

Topic, Open Mic, Night Shift Unfiltered on Phase and Shadow Cast and Sports with Canine. You get all of those. Those are all on Counterculture. Exclusive shows that. That you just got to subscribe to Counterculture. They're not on Antihero.

[Mike]

Yes, completely.

[Tyler]

Because I have to type on a phone. Can you subscribe on a phone too? Yes. Counterculture Inc. I know you can. I'm just talking to Tyler's gay. The guy he makes. I forget I can talk to somebody who has a Handle that says Tyler's gay. Open mic is a hidden gem. I'm going to try to hold it in today. Gonna try.

[Mike]

I won't be there.

[Tyler]

You want to come?

[Mike]

Nope.

[Tyler]

I'm just saying, if you're unaware of your portfolio, the general public will never know that the shows are in there. I don't understand. I don't get it, dude.

[Mike]

Like you, you know, we advertise counterculture, completely separate. Like on the Night Shift, on my show, on other show.

[Tyler]

I mean, I get it. He's probably trying to help us out or give us advice. I just. I'm not grasping it. I'm not understanding what he's saying.

[Mike]

Please subscribe to Counterculture Inc. On. On YouTube. There it is.

[Tyler]

Yeah,

[Mike]

go. Tyler's gay. Go on your social media and share it to everybody you know, counterculture. And tell them that they can watch all those shows there for us.

[Tyler]

That's all the videos I have, man. That's it.

[Mike]

They're good. I'm hungry.

[Tyler]

Good little videos.

[Mike]

Gonna go to the gym. Shoulders.

[Tyler]

Shoulders. I needed. I need to go to the gym. I didn't work out this morning.

[Mike]

I worked out heavy yesterday at the Crunch Skip cardio, though. I'm gonna do it today.

[Tyler]

Justin says, Tig, we're working on a show listing graphic. Kind of like a picture menu. Oh, already have the Vault. Shows are great once I found everything. Okay, so if you're talking about Anti Hero. Yes. A lot of the old shows are hidden for members only. Their videos of me at the beginning, they're videos of Brent. They're videos of people that I don't really care for anymore. Videos of all kinds of crazy shit. They don't necessarily represent the brand now, but they're there. So I was like, well, if somebody wants to pay three bucks a month that they have all the access to world. So, yeah, absolutely, you're right. In the sense that if you go to the Vault, you can. If you just pay the three dollar membership, you get access from episode one and on there's this. Counterculture is a separate YouTube page. And if you go, you see all the pods and you can click podcast admin. They're there too. Yep. Justin said and legs for you. When y' all gonna make condoms named Bubba Rap and get a contract. Prison commissaries for distribution. That's a good one, Clint.

[Mike]

I didn't answer your call, Clint. Monday. Clint's gonna call in Monday. Thursdays seem to be packed.

[Tyler]

Thursdays was packed. Good one, though.

[Mike]

I think we're. We like that set Up. It gives me a couple days to regroup for the communist and then we can get clean on Mondays.

[Tyler]

It gives me some time to think during the show too. Like, this show is really laid back. That's why there's a lot of like, dead air. I mean, we don't really come into Fridays with a game plan. I don't. I come with some good videos and just whatever's on my mind. Relying on the chat to kind of like, you know, spark up some conversation. But.

[Mike]

And like I said, for Patreon members only, we're doing custom merch on any of the network stuff. So, like, I made a. 2 days ago I made a cop. Well, yeah, but I'll do it on if you're in Patreon is where the only way I'm taking it from. From Cobbville store. Yes, I'm taking DM Patreon orders. I made a Brady P hat. Got a custom made hat today with his name on the back. That's not for anybody else. That's not for anybody else. And the only Patreon people.

[Tyler]

Ah. Oh, yeah, we broke that down. Heather sent you. Remember the video of the cop, the sergeant that went up the stairs and took a round right out the door and the female went out running.

[Mike]

Was a captain.

[Tyler]

Yeah, yeah. Oh, the captain. Yeah, yeah.

[Mike]

Shotgun.

[Tyler]

And she was like, oh, my God. And she drove him to the hospital. Like, that's all she's good for. She's not good for getting him out of there. She's not good for seeing security. She's good. But she can be the. I'm sure she got an award too, a life saving award.

[Mike]

She got promoted.

[Tyler]

Question. Is 42 old to become a police officer? No, 40 is a new 30.

[Mike]

And you have to. I maintain you have to be in good shape

[Tyler]

and you're going to be dealing with a lot of. Because they're all younger than you. That's probably the most frustrating part.

[Mike]

Well, that's where your maturity combined with decent shape, you. You can excel because these kids today are nuts. Yeah, street dogs.

[Tyler]

You guys are killing it lately with all the shows. Keep it up, boys. Women drivers. Tyler, did your son have surgery on his finger on Tuesday? Everything go out? No, he didn't. So we're trying to not have surgery. So he's going to keep it in a, like a really tight finger brace to see if the bone will go back in on its own. And in six weeks, if it doesn't, then we have to have surgery. So Tyler is gay, needs a custom hat. I'm not wearing it.

[Mike]

I can get him one. I can make it right now. I'm gonna make my own.

[Tyler]

You're gonna get Tyler's gay shirt, wear

[Mike]

a hat, and wear it on the show. Dude, that is a good idea.

[Tyler]

40s in my academy class, dude, I had guys. I was. When I was training people, I had people in their late 50s, and I'm like, are you gonna. You can't be planning on retiring. You're gonna be dead before you can retire.

[Mike]

I had a guy in my 40s in basic training.

[Tyler]

Yeah, so did I.

[Mike]

Just from California.

[Tyler]

I ordered hats from the show. Nice.

[Mike]

Don't forget South Carolina. When is that? April 21st through 23rd.

[Tyler]

Are we still going to that gun range thing?

[Mike]

I haven't heard anything from those guys. We'll have to check. But April 21st to 23rd will be in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, with the boys. Yeah, Jerry Worms will be there.

[Tyler]

He's not talking, is he? Jerry's not even cool enough. Talking.

[Mike]

How do you. They might let him talk.

[Tyler]

Not on the schedule.

[Mike]

They like him, huh? They'll fill him in. They'll get him, like a five second, five minute speech up front. We're not getting that.

[Tyler]

Can I get that? Rated sticker says that shirt would sell. Well. You guys have any plans on coming to Tennessee? I would love to.

[Mike]

Jerry moved.

[Tyler]

I would love to go to Tennessee.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Nashville or Knoxville.

[Mike]

Yeah, I know. Sanford was like an hour flight.

[Tyler]

Thank you, Liz, for the $5.

[Mike]

Appreciate it, Liz.

[Tyler]

Never go full retard patch.

[Mike]

That's what we need to do next.

[Tyler]

Go full retard patches.

[Mike]

I need to get. We need to get together. We'll talk about that on Monday. All right? We don't have any patches on antihero site. We need to make all the. The screens. The skull patch. We need to make the 99. I can do it simple. They come from. No, dude, I don't want to do it. They'll come from somewhere else, but they'll be nice. All my patches, like they come from somewhere else. No, they're coming from Pakistan.

[Tyler]

We make cotville patches.

[Mike]

Pakistan. Look at that.

[Tyler]

Oh, I can't do Pakistan. I'm not good. It sounds too. Too Asian. Even though I think Pakistan is in Asia, technically.

[Mike]

Look at that.

[Tyler]

Did you know this? Afghanistan's in Asia, not in the Middle East.

[Mike]

Look at that quality, dude. Velcro patch. There's only two of these left ever. Two of these ever left.

[Tyler]

There's been two left for, like, two years. Dude, did you know I have some of Your like really old school stickers and patches in there that you gave me when you first came around. Like I have a Goon patch with the Glock thing. Oh, that's.

[Mike]

Those are rare.

[Tyler]

Yeah, I have a whole bag full of them. Because you were like. You gave them all to me. I don't watch this.

[Mike]

I have a lot of stuff.

[Tyler]

Cool. I should just kick him off like this.

[Mike]

Look at this, look at this, look at this. Holsters. I have a.

[Tyler]

We have holsters made.

[Mike]

That's the Goon logo. Misfit Goon logo holster. Okay. Brand new. I have the Goon logo. The Glock. Goon logo.

[Tyler]

These holsters are these Sheep Dog holsters. Sheep Dog holsters.

[Mike]

These are all like concealed care. I have like 30 of these. I need to bring them. We're start giving these away.

[Tyler]

Yeah, we'll start doing.

[Mike]

I mean I forget the picture. The stickers came off. I can't remember. I have to open the bag to figure out which one. But I have a bag of these in the garage. All custom made by Sheepdog. Holsters are on my website as well. You can order them. And I have like Copville logo. I have the Goon logo.

[Tyler]

I have. Yeah, I support anything made in America. I know those are made in America.

[Mike]

Yeah, he makes them custom, right. His house. He's from the west coast. He's been on a cop bill before.

[Tyler]

All right guys, that'll do it. We will see you. Unless something goes down Saturday or Sunday and I have to bother Mike. Dude, you are no shame in your game,

[Mike]

man. Look at that shit.

[Tyler]

Get you got flags because you can get this in a shirt. You can get this in a shirt. Flags or a flag. Yeah, or sticker. You get a sticker too old George Washington on a horse like this saying you. I won't do what you tell me. We'll rage against machine action. All right guys. We'll see you Monday morning, 11:00am YouTube X and Facebook. Have a good weekend. Jv team for life. Lifelock, how can I help? The IRS said I filed my return, but I haven't. One in four war tax paying Americans

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