EMERGENCY BROADCAST: What We Should Have Said

Summary

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The Antihero Broadcast

Episode: EMERGENCY BROADCAST: What We Should Have Said
Date: April 4, 2026
Host(s): Tyler & Mike

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Episode Overview

In this emergency episode, Tyler and Mike directly address recent drama and misunderstandings involving friends, collaborators, and rival podcast hosts within the veteran and first responder online community. The focus is on transparency, personal accountability, and de-escalation, particularly regarding conflicts with Jimmy Watson and Brent Tucker. The tone is candid and at times emotional, with both hosts aiming to move beyond animosity, clarify public missteps, and re-center their mission on building a supportive “99” community for blue-collar listeners.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Clearing the Air with Jimmy Watson

(01:43 - 09:01)

• Tyler and Mike recount how a perceived slight by Jimmy Watson (around social media tagging and collaborations) led to tension and a heated Patreon discussion.
• Upon speaking directly with Jimmy, it became apparent that the issue was a misunderstanding and a result of poor communication from both sides.
• Notable Quote:
  • “He (Jimmy) said, I understand what you’re saying, and I am really sorry for any of the wrongdoing that I may have done or you perceive that I meant to do.” — Tyler (05:04)
• The call with Jimmy acted as a catalyst for self-reflection about how quickly resentment can escalate when left unaddressed.
• Mike and Tyler both emphasize that Jimmy is “not a snake” and remains a friend.
• Resolution: Animosity is squashed, and all parties agree to move forward positively.

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2. The Cycle of Drama & Rivalries

(09:06 - 19:36)

• Focus shifts to the ongoing, public falling-out with Brent Tucker, a former collaborator, and a general critique of how drama festers within their community.
• Tyler acknowledges seeing “war paint” go on in their supportive tribal base (“the 99”), questioning whether the conflict actually serves any meaningful purpose.
• Notable Quote:
  • “Is this worth going to war for... if it was a personal issue of bad communication... I don’t expect to take my tribe to war over it.” — Tyler (12:17)
• Mike and Tyler stress their desire for the community (“the 99”), as well as rivals, to prosper without unnecessary conflict.
• Both reflect on regrets: the time lost, third-party interference, and how taking issues public can spiral into something unmanageable.

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3. Personal Accountability & Moving Forward

(19:36 - 24:38)

• Tyler admits he and Mike may have been “doormats” for too long and are now overcompensating by firing back too quickly online instead of handling problems directly.
• Notable Quote:
  • "Instead of anytime I feel a certain way calling that dude up and being like, yo, what is this... probably a lot of could get avoided if I just did that.” — Tyler (20:32)
• Tyler vows to text Brent Tucker and attempt a private, direct phone call on Monday, stating he will not discuss details publicly without Brent’s consent.
• Message to 99ers: He asks the community to focus inward, calling for an end to pointless “war” and redirecting energy toward positive growth.
• Mike reflects on how drama distracts from their actual goals—community-building, running businesses, merchandise, etc.

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4. Competition vs. Collaboration

(24:38 - 34:18)

• Both hosts reiterate that their show and rivals like Brent's operate in different spaces and there's room for both.
• Using analogies (car dealerships, soda companies), they emphasize they serve distinct audiences: “special operations fan base” vs. “blue collar, first responders, veterans.”
• Tyler admits to falling into the trap of comparison, acknowledging that it’s out of character and counterproductive.
• The idea of “healthy competition”—like charity basketball or dodgeball games between different podcasts—is floated as a better outlet than online feuding.

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5. Community Reflections, Final Statements & Ceasefire

(34:18 - End ~42:22)

• Tyler and Mike interact with live chat, acknowledge loyal listeners, and reminisce about early days and the importance of communication.
• Both hosts reiterate their apology for airing grievances publicly and re-pledge to focus on their own content and growth.
• Tyler commits once more to reaching out privately to Brent, framing this as a final public mention of the matter unless both parties agree to discuss it openly.
• Notable Quote:
  • "I'm sorry I talked about everybody in that camp publicly. Nothing I wouldn’t have said to their face, but I was pissed off and I wasn’t talking to them, and I felt that distance grow and grow...” — Tyler (34:24)
• Call for a “real ceasefire” — focus on “enjoy your weekend, have a beer, relax.”
• Closing on the idea that competition or beef is pointless when everyone can succeed and that the overall goal is supporting their blue-collar community.

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Memorable Moments & Quotes

• “I like violence. Violence is fun… but is that helping?” — Mike (17:05), on how anger and fighting sap energy from productive work.
• “If we’re gonna compete, let’s compete with honor, even though we don’t have anything to compete over.” — Tyler (39:45)
• “I’d like to take this chance to apologize to absolutely nobody.” — Tyler (28:19), playfully channeling Conor McGregor’s infamous line.
• Ongoing jokes about their community’s militaristic analogies (“war paint,” “tribe,” “infantry”) and the hosts' self-deprecating banter about not being cut out for endless feuds.

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Major Timestamps

| Time | Segment/Topic | |-----------|----------------------------------------------------------| | 01:43 | Start of the show content, setting up the theme | | 03:52 | Mike outlines the misunderstanding with Jimmy Watson | | 05:04 | Jimmy’s apology and the emotional impact | | 06:51 | Details on miscommunication and context | | 09:06 | Segue to Brent Tucker drama and tribal analogy | | 12:17 | Tyler questions the “war” and tribal escalation | | 19:36 | Tyler’s self-reflection & commitment to end drama | | 22:01 | Tyler vows to resolve things privately | | 24:38 | Real talk about business differences, analogies | | 34:24 | Tyler publicly apologizes for airing grievances | | 39:45 | “Compete with honor” — request for positive competition | | 41:08 | Real ceasefire, call for community to relax | | 42:22 | Show winds down, calls for positivity and unity |

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Final Thoughts

This episode centers on honesty, growth, and the reality of working in an online community full of strong personalities and shifting loyalties. Tyler and Mike ultimately model the values they want for their audience: directness, humility, de-escalation, and refocusing on shared goals. Their message to the “99” is clear—let’s support one another and let beefs die, because building a meaningful blue-collar community matters more than winning any social media spat.

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Transcript

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[Tyler]

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[Mike]

head Burned into my head.

[Tyler]

It is night time on a Friday night everybody. So what we're going to address is some things that have been going on. I, I'm going to speak for myself and in no way shape form I'm going to speak for anybody else. There really hasn't been much communication between me and Mike about this. It's just kind of like we, we think a lot alike. So. But you know, we've expressed some, some issues we've had about how we perceive we were treated by other people professionally. Mainly professionally, I'd say, I guess, you know, most people professionally. And you know, we, we started saying that we're not going to be silent anymore and you know, it's kind of like not expose anybody but be very transparent. What it ended up happening was me and, me and Mike were, you know, just trying to do our thing and it kept building up and building up and building up and then we fired back. And when we fired, I'm speaking for me, this is my opinion, when we fired back, we, there was no, there was no assessment done to see, you know, use of force. It was everybody, everybody was getting what we had to throw. So that being said, one of the people that we, we talked about in our patreon and this is going to lead on to some other Things. But the first thing we're going to address is we, we. We spoke about Jimmy Watson and the. What we had perceived was not even what he had done or said, really. We were perceiving our relationship that we thought he had for us. And lots of word salad coming out of me. But Mike's a little bit more articulate on this first part.

[Mike]

I mean. Yeah, let me explain. So, you know, everything that went down, the, the whole disaster, Tyler getting drugged through the mud, and we kind of like always sit back. I feel like the old show is the old show. All the, all the TK stuff, all that stuff, that's an old dog. We're not beating that dog anymore. But at some point, you know, even with the stuff with, with Jimmy Arnett was like, we sat back and took and took and took. So we perceived something that happened with Jimmy Watson as, I don't know, a problem. And we talked about it in Patreon, and maybe a little emotionally too soon, because we, we just have out how we've been perceived and how everybody's kind of been treating us and, you know, sponsors just bailing, being nasty, people telling us one thing. And then something else happened. We kind of said some things in Patreon where it was, it was misunderstood.

[Tyler]

I don't say it's heated. When I say heated, I don't mean, like, it was. We didn't say anything disrespectful?

[Mike]

No, nothing.

[Tyler]

No, yeah, it was. It was nothing. We, I mean, we said the same thing. Ended up happening. Is. Is Jimmy called us and, you know, we, we both got on the line with him and he was like, pretty much like, dude, really wish that you guys would have called me. And he was like, what's the problem? And we told him exactly what we said on the Patreon, and he goes, this is what Jimmy said that rocked my evening on Good Friday before church. He said, I understand what you're saying, and I am really sorry for any of the wrongdoing that I may have done or you perceive that I meant to do. And like, we were kind of like, it took the, the anger wind out of our sails. We were like, no, you, you're, you're right, dude. Like, I, I. We're sorry. And immediately, you know what I'm saying? Like, like when, when someone's not being aggressive at all and they talk to you, all that built up, pent up, you know, essentially, it's animosity. It's animosity.

[Mike]

No, it was just so to give context. What. And I think after talking to Jimmy, the. The silliness of it was. And you know, a lot of people have done us wrong, so the silliness of it. And I. I don't believe he did. Miscommunication was. We collab Jimmy on a real. Where we brought him up about a couple weeks ago, a month ago, and we collabed him. I know Jimmy rants, he talks, he screen records. He screen recorded our reel and then reposted it and then tagged another page. And not us. Sounds petty, but we're just looking at like, is this guy on our team? Is he on the side? Like, where do we stand with him? And, you know, just think about that. You're a businessman. You pump another guy in your business and you. You make it real. You collab him, he doesn't, and then he shares it. So not the end of the world, but I was just like, maybe.

[Tyler]

Well, he ended up explaining that in detail. I sent. He asked me to send him what I was talking about. And he looked at and said at the time, dude, he's like, I thought you guys were taking a jab at me. Me. And he's like, now re. Watching it. I. I get now what you are saying.

[Mike]

So, yeah. So the easiest way to explain all this, it was a lot of misunderstandings. And then he loses his page. He's looking for people to help him. We absolutely help him. And. But it was. He tagged us. He shared a reel, asking for everybody, hey, please share this. Listed a whole group of pages. We weren't in it. So again, me feeling like, hey, people all of a sudden, or taking shots at us, kind of like being defensive because it has happened. And, you know, we took that as like, man, this guy. Does he really. Are we cool? Are we not? And we talked about in Patreon. We had a conversation in Patreon, and, you know, he called us about it, and I think it went very well. And everybody kind of said what they needed to say. And by the end of it, we all agreed that there was just some miscommunication on everybody's part and all systems will go.

[Tyler]

And. And he. And he told us. He was like, you know, I felt kind of. I felt kind of bad for not communicating with you guys for a while, which kind of led to even more breakdown and communication. And I get that when you haven't talked to somebody in a lot, the more you haven't talked to them, and there's confusion. And like I said, animosity is. Is not a. It's not hate. It's Like a. It's. It's, you know, it's like tension.

[Mike]

You feel tension or there's just un. Unknown. Unknown. We spent a lot of time together with Jimmy. We know Jimmy had him in the studio for a bunch of days. He was almost a co host. Like there was a lot of. And. And I believe there's no. There was no damage. Everything has been worked out and it was just, you know, he's going through it, we're going through. Everybody's going through it. And you don't, you know, you get in this business of this. The social media business, man, there are some snakes and there's some nasty people and Jimmy is not one of them. But you just. When you see something happen that's similar to what other people do, you're like, man, is this guy doing the same thing? And it was just a. Just a missed miscommunication. Simple. All worked out. All good.

[Tyler]

So anyway, you're on your own from here.

[Mike]

You're on your own from here.

[Tyler]

That leading into it, that was right before. That was right before church took my family for evening services for Good Friday. And man, it was like a whirlwind. And I started thinking, you know, where to begin, dude. This stuff with. Between me and Brent Tucker, I'm going to. I'm going to do my best to take accountability for things that I did or may have not done right. And because what I've been seeing is, is that it's. Again, there is a breakdown of communications. There was two people at time on Anti Hero that were just. They didn't. They. They just were on different paths. Generally, that's how you can look at it. We. We did not see eye to eye on a lot of things. Business wise. That doesn't mean that we didn't like each other, but I want to be the man that I want to be and this. That going through this is. It's making me turn into. I have to look at myself and the people that, that I'm. I don't feel like I'm dragging people into it. But the 99 is tribal and these guys, I'm starting to see people put on war paint now we got in the 99 that they, they live for battle. That's all they do. They are. They are. They are our tribe's infantry. That this doesn't phase them at all. I'm starting to see people when I try to put on war paint that. That's not their go to and it's starting. People are starting to. I don't want to say, like, show a bad side because that's not a bad side. They're showing a side that they particularly might not have thought that they would have to. And this, this is broad. I know what I'm saying. People are like, what the you talking about? And that's just the only way I can keep it. See people that kind of keep me level, putting on war paint. So I have to ask myself over what? Over what? And you know, I got a bunch of like, you know, troll spitting dudes like, like looking at me like, who we going to kill? And I'm like, hold on. So I have to look at myself and go, is this worth going to war for? As far as, you know, just the, the negativity of it all. I don't care what anybody says about me. I don't care about what anybody says about showing, trying to be more positive and trying to take accountability. Anybody can say what they want. I want to be the man I want to be. When I look at myself in the mirror and for my kids, a lot of people, you know, are kind of just looking at me to like give orders to do this battle. And you know, at the end of the day, you know, I, I, it's, it's hard. It's hard because we, I don't think I, we're both gonna think we didn't do anything wrong and you know, what's the words I'm looking for here that'll make it a little bit more savvy. I didn't, in my eyes, I didn't do anything wrong. That's not how it might have been perceived to others. I don't have a smart going on. But if I, if I had the tribe right and the neighboring tribe and we're about, if it was a personal issue of bad communication between me and that tribe leader, I don't expect to take my tribe to war over it. In all reality, what happens, we keep doing what we were doing because their people are starting to get involved, which is fine. Everybody can do what they want. I'm not saying that, oh, his people need to be in our people. Anybody can do what they want. So let me get that straight. Anybody can do what they want. But what, at what point is it, is it going to do anything? I know for a fact I'd never back down. I know for a fact people on the other side of the aisle aren't going to back down either. It's not going to happen if, you know, it is what it is.

[Mike]

I mean, yeah, I mean, it's a, It's a. It's an infinite war, right? People are saying, take the high road and all that. I mean, by saying taking the higher. It's. I'm not trying to. We're not trying to put down anybody else either. The, the. There's a space for everybody. Obviously, we know that, you know, there was shots taken last night towards us. It just keeps going back and forth. That's fine. We're different spaces, you know, happens to be on the same night. I will stand by the fact that I'm not even gonna bring it up again, the Thursday night spot. But it's a different, different ball game. We're broadcasting daytime 11 to 1. We're doing one night a week at night. It's a completely different animal, completely different mission, completely different focus. Our focus on blue collar Americans, first responders, regular dudes. That show is about tier one. That's the name of it. Let it go. That's what they do. That's fine. We do what we do. And the drama sells. The drama sells best when you see, like WWE when they plan it out, and it's actually a coordinated drama that everybody can't stop watching the pop shots. I'm just as guilty of it. I heard, you know, the shot at the 99ers in the chat last night and there's seven followers and all their whole audience, like, okay, then I can, you know, the old me, I would have posted that online. Talk some. It goes back and it just keeps going back and forth until when we're different people, different audiences, different, different programming. Everything is different. And, you know, there's room for everybody. But like I said, I'm not telling anybody Stop anything though. Whatever you guys want to do, it's on you. I'm just telling you, I will.

[Tyler]

Yeah, I can't make anybody stop. What I will ask is that I want the 99 to prosper and I want all others to prosper outside of us. I have. I don't hate anybody. I really don't. I hate one person in this world. I think anybody could know who it is. It's not Brian Tucker. I do not hate him. In fact, I. I think that we never really. We never really. I don't want to say, became friends because I feel like I will say for me, when I was with him, I didn't communicate with him enough to understand a. A business partner. Like it's a relationship. Yeah. Is it?

[Mike]

I love. I gotta do it. I gotta do it. Like, that dude is the epitome of like, the opposite of what we're talking about. That's fine, you guys.

[Tyler]

No, we're not. We're not mad at Jimmy at all.

[Mike]

Jimmy is our guy. Jimmy's a good. We're all good with Jimmy.

[Tyler]

But that.

[Mike]

Just stay foot. Yeah, like that. I just like putting that stuff up because, you know, they come. I want to make sure everybody knows who they are.

[Tyler]

No, I mean, obviously, everybody wants. Everybody wants drama, but at the end of the day, I start seeing people do things, and it takes away from their life, their productivity, when they're. And they want to. Dude, I'm not. When me and Mike are in the war room, my. I'm not dragging Mike into anything. Mike is. I feel like I am. But Mike is standing there toe to toe, ready to go. And I'm like, I have to remain

[Mike]

calm because what it does is it takes away from the. This channel growing. You're right. Because I get mad and I'm like, that's all I can think about. I wanna. I'm. I can be very violent. I like. I like violence. Violence is fun. I get mad, I get all that stuff. Then I think, well, is that helping? Like, I finally made the aerosol picture. Jaw, it's ready to go. Like, that's more important. And like, my, you know, always says, me, nice. She's like, I got two huge orders tonight from Copy. And she's like, you know, you don't ever post your products. And I'm like, I don't. Like, I don't take time to do the things I should be doing. And this stuff just doesn't help. So it's like.

[Tyler]

And if anybody. If anybody wants to know that I'm serious. I had to put something up. I wanted to give Jimmy props for kind of doing what we, you know, we preach. He called us, spoke to us, cleared it up, and I.

[Mike]

What's his name? Lord Dave. You can. I'll send you the link, man. Send me an email. I'll send you the link. You can come in. That's how we do it on this channel. You know, we don't mind comments and we'll invite you on. Let's talk. Let's figure it out.

[Tyler]

But I've taken pop shots. I've said things. I said. I was. Up till last night, up to today, I was speaking my mind. I was speaking my mind about what I feel was done wrong to me. What I felt was done wrong to me. There's an issue. There's a lot of outlying factors. Not outlying factors. There's a lot of outside factors. When one, when two people have a disagreement, there's a lot. Now there's a lot of time now there's a lot of distance. There's also other people in the mix. Right, wrong or indifferent. There's lots of people involved saying, did you hear what he said? Did you hear what he said? Did you hear what he said? He said this about you. So that causes a lot of issues. Now it's all being third party. There's also time. So I say something today when I'm heated and upset and it gets to that person four days later and I'm. I'm good now. I said what I had to say. Selfishly, I said what I had to say. Now I got it off. I got to get in the last word to me. But now it takes a couple days. Another person hears it and goes, the man they take. And now it's a perpetuating system of. If it was something really worth going to war for, I would say I would have no choice. What?

[Mike]

Yeah, but it doesn't. I don't think it serves a purpose to our mission or what we're trying to do. It doesn't. I mean, being filled in all that drama and arguing doesn't really. It doesn't do it for me. Like I've said time and time again, you know, some of those comments of driving engagement, you're in our chat, like, all that stuff, that doesn't matter to me. I don't care if we have six people watching or 6,000. It doesn't change the position we're in. It doesn't change our goal. And I'm not here to get rich. Like, I have a retirement. I'm good. I'm here to like, provide, like, be part of this 99. Be part of this group of people, live comfortably. Hopefully they can prosper. We're starting a gaming channel for our guys. We're starting. We have counterculture that has all the other shows in it. That's our goal, is to build a community. That's it. And being at war all the time is not going to build a good community. So focusing on our own community is right. But I always say I'm not. I'm not. I don't like to play offense, but. But I play really good defense. And if, if we have to go.

[Tyler]

Yeah. The issue is, is that, you know, we weren't. We were trying to make up for essentially almost in my eyes, maybe being doormats. Maybe I was a doormat for too long, too nice. And now I'm making up for it and I'm probably overcompensating a little bit with some of the. Instead of just anytime I feel a certain way calling that dude up and being like, yo, what, what is this? What's this about? You know, almost like really tap into my TISM and just say it. And you know, probably a lot of could get avoided if I just did that, you know. So, you know, I, I, I'm putting my pride aside and I'm not saying I'm right or I'm higher. It's like Mike said, I'm not trying to say I'm taking the higher ground. What I am going to do is that, you know, I, I'll apologize for, you know, the breakdown of communication on my end. It takes two to tango. It is what it is. I truly believe that there's no, absolutely no reason why two companies can't prosper, especially when they're not even in the same space. But at the end of the day, I want our 99 to focus on our 99. What the hell is that?

[Mike]

Good. I'm queuing up a video.

[Tyler]

Oh, does that have anything to do with what I'm talking about?

[Mike]

Oh, yeah.

[Tyler]

Oh, I want us to prosper as a group, as a tribe. But, and it is what it is. Like, you know, like I said earlier, they're not going to, you know, it's too, it's like, it's like the Cosby's and CSI on tv. They're two totally different things. What I am going to do is I, on Monday morning, I'm gonna let the weekend go. I'm not gonna bother them that weekend. I'm going to text Brent and I'm gonna say, do you want to get on the phone? And I'm gonna leave it at that. And I'm not going to talk about it ever again publicly unless he is okay with it. He has the option to answer or not answer. That's his right. And then after we talk, he has the option to talk about it or not talk about it. That's his right too. I went just as, I'm just as guilty as anybody for letting it go on as long as it has without picking up the phone and calling. I was sitting here saying, you know, I was sitting here saying, you know, oh, my phone's available, my phone's built. I never made a phone call either. And that's 100. I never, I never tried to make a phone call. I, you know, texts are different. Texts can be read the wrong way. Text can be Sent at different times. Texts could come in at different times. Text could never even be read because they're not. They don't get received. And you thought.

[Mike]

And the pop shots and the little slick comments, it's like, we're all going to make them. But if the animosity is squashed, like, kind of like we did with Jimmy all across the board, then it can kind of be like, yeah, you know, their joke. I think you're right. It's gone too long to be so. Not had the conversation. I mean, obviously, there's still things going on. You have a lawsuit. Like, there's all kinds of things you're connected with. So it doesn't make sense to be crazy now. What we can't control is, obviously we said the chats. If people are going to come in here and talk, people are going to go there and talk. That we're not. I can't control that. We can't get down to that level. But on our level, like you said, we're. We're not in the same space. We're not. It's a completely different concept. One is a podcast where they sit in and they. They do an interview all night, whatever. They have one guest. We broadcast every day during the day. We have all that going. Completely separate times. Completely different thing. The Thursday thing, I mean, I'll. I'll admit I got a little salty about that. I got a little pissy about that, because dude's allowed to do whatever he wants with his business. It is. But, you know, like I said before, it was all, we're only going to do this once. This. And it is what it is. Everybody, there's. There's Thursday night. I. I don't need 500 people watching. I don't need 3,000 people watching. We have our people watching, know who they are. We know what our goal is with our business, and that's really all that matters.

[Tyler]

And I. Here's the thing, man. I know I'm salty over it, because I'm sitting here comparing myself to somebody else. I've never done that before. I've never once compared myself to anyone else. And I feel like that's been a lot of my success is doing my own thing. And here I am, for no reason at all, comparing any numbers to anybody else. I'm just being real with y'. All. This is like, it is what it is. And, you know, like, these guys are like, am I being recalled? I. I just got. I just got in the bushes. I've been here 14 days. I'm going to ask the 99 to just focus on the 99. I'm gonna ask you guys to, to call it off. I never put it on, but I, I, these guys, like I said, there's a couple platoons of the 99 that are just savage warriors that wake up and want war. I just. Seeing people that I hadn't seen a side of them feeling a certain way, I had to ask myself, well, hold on, is it, is it worth it? Is it worth it? Like, if, if something, if it was worth going to war, I would say, I appreciate your service and thank you for standing by me. But at the end of the day, I'm seeing sides of people that I, I don't typically see. And I'm like, man, it's a, it's a per, in all reality, it's a professional, maybe a little personal issue between two people that, that wasn't handled right. And each party has every right to not talk to the other one, especially now. I get that. I'm not trying to say Brent Tucker has to talk to me at all. He has every right to not talk to me, and I have every right not to talk to him. But I don't, I don't. My personal opinion is I don't think anybody would benefit from that. I think that, that it. Only they're calm and everything works out for everybody. Again, I don't care what people say about me. They can say whatever they want. They can make up all this drama and try to say that, oh, this, that, and the other thing. I'm saying this because, be honest with you, I went to church and then the Jimmy Watson thing and then church tonight. I was like, I had to go to stations saying, like, you know what, what would you leave at the cross with Christ if you had to pick something? I'm like, man, maybe resentment, maybe anger, you know, and so, yeah, we're gonna, that's, that's it. So I, I personally, here's, here's what I'm doing. I'm sorry for talking. I really am. I'm sorry to, I talked about everybody in that camp publicly. Nothing I wouldn't have said to their face, but I was pissed off and I wasn't talking to them, and I felt that distance grow and grow and grow and grow. And at some point with the, the time and distance, metaphorical distance is so big, you, you can't call them up. You. It's got to boil over. They can continue to do whatever they want. That's not, you know, that's not anything to do with us. We're focusing on us. Like I said, I. I will Text Brent at 9:00am and that might be the last you ever heard me talk about right now is Brent talker. And that's not in a. That's not an insulting way. That's just, you know, that's the truth.

[Mike]

I got so serious, man. I had the best real queued up for my version of it.

[Tyler]

Why? Don't play some dumb, dude. I just made it up. I just want to say from the

[Mike]

bottom of me hard.

[Tyler]

I'd like to take this chance to apologize to absolutely nobody.

[Mike]

I'm just kidding. It was just. I had. It was. That's the Copville version. But I. Yeah, I mean.

[Tyler]

I mean, Jimmy's saying he was sorry today. Like, I was just like, damn, dude. It's. It's not that hard. It's not that hard to say you're sorry. It's not. Because if you're like, hey, yo, I didn't know that, or I said it, but I was pissed off, or I said it and I meant it, but I should have called you first and at least said it to your face. Right? That's. That's what should have happened. The pop shots online, they're. They're no good for anybody. I mean, Everybody in the 99, you have to know, like, we can't be in people's. Our. Our guys can't be in people's DMS forever. It's just not going to work. And there's no point. But there are warriors. I'll give them that. And you know, yes, you can still hate the commie, man.

[Mike]

Yes, you can. For sure. Yeah. How's that feel? I like the Conor McGregor real better. That's totally just. They gotta remember I'm a clown. Most of the time. I take. I joke about everything. Probably too much, but

[Tyler]

they said they want you as a general now to send the troops in.

[Mike]

I can go behind your back.

[Tyler]

You don't have to like people, dude. You really don't. You don't have to like them. You don't have to agree with them. I guarantee you. I guarantee you. And if me and Brent get on the phone, we're not going to agree on most of the stuff we talk about, but there's. There has to be some sort of communication. Like, I understand what you're doing. I understand your thought process. I understand why you're doing what you're doing. And you have to understand, I'm doing this. This is my thought process. And if you it at the end of the day, it's almost like, yeah, there's really nothing we can do about it. We just disagree, and these things have to happen. And it's almost like, if you get to a point, it's almost like, actually there's no personal hard feelings. It's just business now, so.

[Mike]

And. And as far as business go, that's. That's where I think the biggest thing is. As far as business goes, there's no. It's not competition. It's not. It's not. We're completely different places going different directions, going different places, and it's. It. It's like a car manufacturer arguing with a soda company. It's like we're not even in the same ballpark. Yeah, we're online, but it's. We've rebuilt.

[Tyler]

I thought about that. That analogy, but I was thinking like a Toyota dealership next to a Ford dealership. They're not. They're. People are going. Audiences, salesman out there screaming at each other. It's like, they'll sell two different cars, man.

[Mike]

Yeah, Nissan. You got, you know, certain people going to buy Nissans, and then. Yeah, different people going to buy.

[Tyler]

They're next to the rim stores, so. Another thing, too, is, man, I feel like there's probably some people that want to enjoy both, and there's probably some people that are like, I really don't enjoy this drama. I know most people do. I'm not gonna lie. I. I know most y' all enjoy this draw, but it is. It just. It's. It's a lot of negativity, dude. No. Nobody likes going to war. Even if you bring up one.

[Mike]

Can we bring up one name? One name. Thanksgiving? No.

[Tyler]

Well, that just goes against everything we just said.

[Mike]

Okay. Oh, God. All right, you guys. Do I have to pray or something? What do I got to do? Run the. Run to the church real quick? I'm not getting paid, so it's gonna. I'm. I'm not used to going to church unless I'm getting paid, so. Okay, you're right. You're right, you're right, you're right.

[Tyler]

We always sit here every time, and we're like, yo, we're done talking about these people. And then we.

[Mike]

No, I get it.

[Tyler]

All right, all right. I don't know. What do you guys think about this? Mike needs an exorcist. Can we talk theology after this? Mike, Send it. Mike. It's.

[Mike]

Most of them are saying that. Honestly. I mean, yeah, we don't. We don't need to. Look how long it Took me to make the air assault shirt. Imagine if we're in a war and then we're gonna get no shirts.

[Tyler]

We're gonna get no cop, no merch,

[Mike]

no shirts, no ads, no me. I finally posted a meme on Cobbville tonight. Like, it's been, I'm weak. How many pineapple. You know, my pineapple groove will be off. It should not be over. He did not just leave the show. He left the show and tried to ruin you. That's an opinion. That's an. Like I said, we're.

[Tyler]

But I, to be honest with you, man, I, Somebody told me this today. I would rather, if I'm going to compete with somebody, I'd rather, I'd rather, you know, and that's the thing. I, I'm, I'm getting back into it. There's no competition. They're literally a different show. They're, they're a different demographic. They have the special operations fan base and we have a community of first responders, veterans, blue collar dudes. Like, we're blue collar.

[Mike]

We're getting ready to crank up. We've got a lot of blue collar

[Tyler]

guys, regular dudes, things, you know, we, we just have two separate mission statements, two separate goals, two separate demographics. I mean, again, here's the one thing I can't. I, I, it's hard because, you know, when people say stuff like this, I get, they're, they're behind us. They're behind us. But I would like, I, before it got really bad, I, I mean, you can ask Mike. I was talking about having the WWE stuff, but like charity basketball games and charity dodgeball games and like, we challenge other podcasts to, and then we get to really talk, then we get to really compete in something. And you know, I was thinking mma, I can't. I don't think anybody would win a lot. I don't think anybody.

[Mike]

I watch both shows and see the drama, but I just overlook it because it's not why I watch. As Mike said, you have two different spaces with different IP in your shows. Time to bury the hatchet.

[Tyler]

Intellectual property.

[Mike]

I'm too stupid and let Brent decide what to do. Yeah, that's what I think. That's what we're doing. That's good advice. That's Tyler's church advice.

[Tyler]

I, I mean, but I do, I, I, it's hard, man. I appreciate what name Murphy. I have a Robocop said like, and I got your video. We didn't play it today because I didn't know you sent it in Patreon But I, I, I sent you this morning. We're gonna play it Monday. But you know, and these are all. I said my piece for about six months. Should have just said it to him and went on with my life. But you know what? I was unhappy for multiple different reasons. But I was just as guilty as letting the time go by, letting the communication fade off. And you know, I'm only going to speak for myself. So what I'm not going to do is I'm not going to tell people you're wrong and what you're saying you're wrong and what you're feeling. Because might not be wrong, but I can only account for myself. And that's it. And let's see, somebody asked. Did Brent reach out to you? No, he texted me about the mail, but yeah, he is. But no, he didn't. Like he didn't know. Yeah. So did Brent say something to you? $No, this isn't coming from Brent. This is. I'm telling you, the Jimmy Watson conversation kind of led me to believe that I was a little bit still salty over everybody. You know, some of the way me and the anti Arrow broadcast has been treated lately. And then. Yeah. What? Every time I get on a soliloquy,

[Mike]

Mike goes at these people, dude, why are you using those big words?

[Tyler]

Soliloquy.

[Mike]

Yeah, Stole that word. You stole that word.

[Tyler]

No, actually that's one of the bigger words I've known. Objective morality is perspective of the judge. See that now I have no idea what the that means. Objective morality is a perspective. Perspective of the uneducated. You know what that means, Mike?

[Mike]

Nope.

[Tyler]

Nope.

[Mike]

99 cents for life. We have to. I will make. I gotta make a $0.99 shirt too.

[Tyler]

So. We do.

[Mike]

Thank you.

[Tyler]

We do want Yalls blessing. I mean, at the end of the day, it's like the, it's like the commander and sergeant major standing there saying, we've trained you all for war for six months and now we're, we're not going to war. It's like the man, but we hope you guys understand.

[Mike]

The ladies back, we just let them do it. I can send them. I can stay home. Been a long week, dude.

[Tyler]

Yeah. Oh, there he is. I meant, I meant that with love. I didn't even see your first one, Drew.

[Mike]

I didn't realize it was Drew.

[Tyler]

I didn't see Drew's first one.

[Mike]

Oh, he did. I do. I did see it. I remember I put it up.

[Tyler]

Oh, you did?

[Mike]

Yeah. I forgot that was Drew. That's my fault.

[Tyler]

How'd you Forget that was true.

[Mike]

I came around late before I knew how to podcast.

[Tyler]

What do you put? Mike's dumb and stupid and bald and gay?

[Mike]

No, he said, mike's the glue of this network, even.

[Tyler]

Yeah. I mean, at the end of the day, you guys talked to my feet. Well, at least our algorithm's still pumping.

[Mike]

Yeah, I spent a lot of time with Drew. 3am, 4am driving. Me and Drew had a lot, a lot of very good, very deep conversations that I always enjoyed and always remember.

[Tyler]

I'll tell you what, guys. If. If anybody was blocked by frcc, maybe at some point. Or not frcc Tier one podcast. Maybe at some point we could all get together and unlock Internet and live in homeostasis. Valkyrie off work tonight. Absolute much respect, Mr. Tebow 99er. Is Valkyrie a chick or a dude?

[Mike]

That's probably a fake profile picture. I pulled up this one. I didn't read it. 6 Jedi said he's 100 behind you guys. 6 We on. We know. I'm sorry. I didn't read it. I put it up. You are an OG and much love.

[Tyler]

Yes. Drew's were used to working with the unruly, so that doesn't mean he has any animosity towards anybody. I get it. I run podcasts too, you guys. Everybody was in there. We're all. Everybody was causing disruption.

[Mike]

We should have Drew and Lewis have a produce off.

[Tyler]

I don't. I think Lewis will do that.

[Mike]

That'd be the point. Then he can sing.

[Tyler]

Losers gotta sing. So anyways, like I said, I'm going to send Brent a text message on Monday morning saying you want to get on the phone at some point and talk, and that's it. And that might be the last you ever hear of us ever mention each other again. I can't. I can't speak for anybody, but I just know the negativity is too much. It's, you know, it's affecting my relationships, my marriage. My wife's sick of it. Everybody's sick of it, except for a couple of the tip of the spear in here. These guys are nuts. But, you know, I'm asking on behalf, you know, if we're gonna compete, let's compete. Let's compete with honor, even though we don't have anything to compete over, because.

[Mike]

All right, well, in other news, we have all the pilots.

[Tyler]

I do. I will say that. 6. Hold on, wait. 6 Jedi said. I respect Drew for being a chat you guys, because, you know, you have to respect that. That he's in here.

[Mike]

Drew gave me the best phrase ever. Chicken exits. My favorite term.

[Tyler]

Did say that that was him. Yeah. This is the best way to say everybody sees fire for a minute.

[Mike]

We're calling like the. The real ceasefire, not that Gaza ceasefire.

[Tyler]

Let me have a phone conversation. And we'll. We'll see what goes on. So everybody relax. Enjoy your weekend. Have a beer. It's Good Friday, so I don't. If you can't eat meat, you probably can't drink beer anyways.

[Mike]

Aerosol index. We good?

[Tyler]

All right. Index. Yeah. I'm like that commander that talked forever, and everybody's like, are you done yet? It's Friday night.

[Mike]

Everybody's at parade rest now for and what at 40 minutes waiting. But we appreciate all you guys, the 99, everybody, if there's no other emergencies, the rest of the weekend. Enjoy your Easter. We will see you Monday, 11am 11aM.

[Tyler]

JV team for life.

[Mike]

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