Squadcast (Live) 03/13/2025

Summary

The Antihero Podcast: Squadcast (Live) 03/13/2025 – Detailed Summary

Release Date: March 14, 2025

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1. Introduction and Opening Banter (00:03 – 01:24)

The episode kicks off with hosts Drew and Mike preparing to go live, humorously noting their lack of viewers. Justin joins the conversation, and the trio discusses the absence of their usual member, Brent, who is on vacation at the Texas Redneck Concert Camp. Drew introduces the guests:

• Justin from the Donut Shop Podcast
• Mike from the recently rebranded Cotville (formerly with 130,000 followers, now at approximately 13,000 under the handle "Cotteville, OG" on Instagram).

Notable Quote:

• Drew (01:07): “Welcome back to the Anti Hero Squadcast. Thursday nights are for the boys.”

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2. Counterculture Inc. and Upcoming Events (02:11 – 04:38)

Drew announces the formation of their new media company, Counterculture Inc., which encompasses multiple podcasts, including the Antihero Podcast and Locked Up with Cotville. They mention the release of Episode Zero and tease future content about the network's dynamics and drama.

The hosts also discuss an upcoming live show scheduled for April 5th in Jersey City at the 902 Brewery, highlighting the event as a convergence of various podcasts and local talent. They emphasize the interactive nature of the live podcast, which will feature tactical discussions and comedic elements.

Notable Quotes:

• Drew (03:24): “It's gonna be at a brewery, and it's gonna be cool.”
• Justin (03:34): "How are you guys finishing the other sentence?"

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3. Main Topic: Dancing in Uniform (05:03 – 17:58)

The central theme of the episode revolves around the trend of police officers and other uniformed personnel engaging in dancing, particularly on social media platforms like TikTok. The hosts critique this behavior, arguing that it undermines the seriousness and professionalism of law enforcement roles.

Key Points:

• Uniform as a Symbol: Discussing how uniforms represent authority and responsibility, the hosts express concern that dancing in uniform trivializes these roles.
• Gender Dynamics: The conversation touches on female officers dancing in uniform, with Mike expressing discomfort and using derogatory language, which Shawn notes as part of the episode's edgy content.
• Public Perception: Brent and Justin highlight instances where dancing cops may be perceived as seeking clout rather than genuinely connecting with the community.

Notable Quotes:

• Mike (05:28): “How gay is that?”
• Brent (06:46): “She just can't admit a piece of meat feels good.”
• Mike (14:55): “The control tactics of Jiu jitsu is by far superior.”

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4. Viewer-Submitted Videos and Analysis (18:02 – 33:02)

The podcast features a segment where viewers submit videos of uniformed officers dancing or engaging in non-traditional behavior. The hosts analyze these clips, critiquing the professionalism and appropriateness of such actions.

Highlighted Video:

• Texas Redneck Concert Cop: A colonel in the Green Berets dancing at a concert, amassing 1.6 million TikTok followers. The hosts debate the motives behind such viral behavior, questioning whether it’s for genuine community engagement or personal gain.

Discussion Points:

• Impact on Recruitment: Concerns are raised that such displays may attract individuals who are not fully prepared for the realities of law enforcement.
• Mental Health and Authenticity: Mike shares his personal experience with creating viral content that embarrassed him, emphasizing the importance of authenticity and mental well-being over online clout.

Notable Quotes:

• Justin (21:56): “She says mighty a lot. Just be mighty.”
• Mike (29:18): “I think they should be cops. I, I think a well-trained female cop brings an extra side to things.”

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5. Sponsor Messages and Community Support (33:37 – 58:53)

The hosts acknowledge their sponsors, Cloud Defensive and Brotherhood Blades, promoting their products tailored for law enforcement and first responders. They also highlight a donation from the Light of the Village Ministry, praising their efforts in inner-city missions despite facing significant challenges.

Key Points:

• Sponsor Integration: Seamlessly incorporating sponsor messages into the conversation, emphasizing products that enhance the safety and effectiveness of first responders.
• Community Engagement: Expressing gratitude for community support and donations, reinforcing the podcast’s commitment to supporting law enforcement personnel.

Notable Quotes:

• Drew (08:13): “Thank you for the donation. I feel bad taking a donation from a ministry.”
• Mike (58:53): “Anti Hero 10.”

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6. Legal Advice and Interactive Q&A (58:53 – 107:00)

In a segment dubbed "Free Legal Advice," the hosts entertain questions from three police officers in the chat. They dissect various scenarios, offering insights on handling tense situations, understanding the legal boundaries, and maintaining professionalism.

Highlighted Discussion:

• First Amendment Auditors: Justin shares experiences as a former Public Information Officer, stressing the importance of understanding and appropriately responding to auditors to prevent unnecessary escalate conflicts.
• Trespassing Laws: Mike and Justin discuss the nuances of trespassing laws, emphasizing the importance of officers being well-versed in legal statutes to handle situations without escalating tensions.

Notable Quotes:

• Justin (40:39): “Don’t post you out with a drink and then post you behind the wheel of a car after that.”
• Mike (44:32): “If you're not getting in this guy's face and causing a problem, and if you're not really causing a problem and you understand your laws, you're going to not be in that video.”

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7. Mental Health and Content Creation (108:36 – 123:03)

Towards the end of the episode, the conversation shifts to the mental health challenges faced by law enforcement officers involved in social media content creation. Mike shares his personal journey of embarrassment and eventual growth after receiving honest feedback from a peer, highlighting the detrimental effects of seeking online approval over professional duty.

Key Points:

• Personal Accountability: Emphasizing the need for officers to own their actions and prioritize their mental health over online popularity.
• Community Impact: Discussing how inappropriate online behavior can harm the perception of law enforcement and strain community relations.

Notable Quotes:

• Mike (116:55): “If you're wasting time doing that, you're not ready for that gunfight.”
• Drew (122:44): “You guys know how it goes. We're gonna do the outro once we're on the super chats.”

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8. Closing Remarks and Announcements (123:03 – End)

The podcast concludes with final interactions, including shout-outs to community members, announcements about upcoming events, and reminders to subscribe to their YouTube channel and support their respective podcasts under the Counterculture network. The hosts express gratitude to their listeners and sponsors, reinforcing their commitment to fostering a community that supports law enforcement professionals.

Notable Quotes:

• Drew (123:02): “Love you guys. Thank you.”
• Mike (120:36): “Peace.”

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Key Takeaways and Conclusions

• Professionalism Over Clout: The hosts consistently advocate for maintaining professionalism and avoiding behaviors that can undermine the integrity of law enforcement roles.
• Community and Mental Health: Emphasizing the importance of mental well-being and authentic community engagement over seeking online popularity.
• Educational Insights: Providing valuable legal insights and real-world experiences to help fellow officers navigate complex interactions and uphold ethical standards.
• Supportive Network: Highlighting the role of Counterculture Inc. as a supportive network for law enforcement podcasts, fostering collaboration and shared missions among its members.

Final Notable Quote:

• Mike (66:10): “If you're wasting time doing that, you're not ready for that gunfight. You're not ready for what's going to come around the corner.”

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For those who haven't listened to the episode, this summary encapsulates the lively discussions, critical insights, and community-focused initiatives of The Antihero Podcast's live Squadcast episode, offering a comprehensive overview of the key topics and dynamics explored during the broadcast.

Transcript

[Drew]

We went from the calendar, right?

[Mike]

Zero viewers.

[Drew]

We're on. We're live. What up, everybody?

[Mike]

I don't know if they can do.

[Drew]

This during the intro.

[Mike]

There you go. On time.

[Drew]

On time, on time, on time.

[Mike]

That's what's on here.

[Justin]

You're a punctual guy.

[Mike]

I got here at five o'clock last night.

[Drew]

Welcome back to the Anti Hero Squadcast. Thursday night's for the boys. As you can tell, Brent again is not here. Where's Brent at, Drew, you know.

[Mike]

Nope.

[Justin]

I think he's in the woods.

[Brent]

Is it Texas? Some rednecks, something?

[Drew]

Oh, he's on vacation at Texas Redneck Concert camp. I don't know. Anyways, we have a counterculture takeover again. We got Justin from Donut Shop Podcast.

[Justin]

What's up?

[Drew]

And of course we got Mike from the recently deleted Cotville. You know I had 130000 followers, right?

[Mike]

135,000 followers to be exact.

[Justin]

Don't forget those five.

[Drew]

So go to Cotteville, OG now. That's his new Instagram. He's up to a whopping 13, 000.

[Mike]

Something like that.

[Justin]

It was like 12 last night. So you're just.

[Mike]

I'm buying. I'm buying away. I'm chipping away. Slowly.

[Justin]

Promoted. Promoted.

[Brent]

Yeah, it's Texas. Rednecks with paychecks.

[Drew]

Redneck with page. That's where Brent is at, everybody. So go ahead and give Brent some love in the DMs and let him know how happy you are that he picked rednecks with paychecks over the live.

[Mike]

Stuck with me twice in a month.

[Drew]

I won't be here next week. I don't know if Brent's gonna. I don't know if Brent's gonna do it or not, but I have plans with the old lady that.

[Justin]

Oh, man.

[Mike]

Maybe I'll be back again. Yeah, hate me already, though. It's gonna get real good.

[Justin]

That's sweet.

[Drew]

So if you guys haven't. Obviously when we got kicked off our. Our old. Our old. What would you call that? Not label. We're not a band. But our old media company. Our old media company. Instead of finding a new one, we all just kind of created one and we created Counterculture Inc. So I. Counterculture. We have a bunch of podcasts. Obviously. We have anti hero podcasts. We have locked up with Cotville. If he ever makes one, it's there.

[Justin]

Dude, did it drop it?

[Drew]

Episode zero has dropped.

[Mike]

It's almost there.

[Justin]

0.1.

[Mike]

Just like she says. Almost there.

[Drew]

We got. We got tomorrow night. We got the open mic.

[Mike]

Correct.

[Drew]

So it'll be in the studio.

[Mike]

You get to see it.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Justin]

Where is that being run out of? I mean, no, but on. But on. On Cop. I mean, Cop hills. On Counterculture's YouTube channel or this channel.

[Drew]

Beyond Counterculture's YouTube. Counterculture. It's gonna be like the ins and outs of the network and the drama and, you know, stuff like that. So we'll see how that goes. But. And don't forget, we got our live show.

[Justin]

Live show coming up in April.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Justin]

In New Jersey.

[Mike]

Good save.

[Justin]

Just trying to finish your sentences.

[Mike]

How are you guys finishing the other sentence? Why am I in the middle while you guys are finishing each other's sentences? I didn't sign up for this.

[Drew]

We're doing it live. April 5th. April 5th, Jersey City. All the podcasts will be that. Be packed. Be a good time.

[Justin]

Yeah. Because you got. You got guys from New York, New Jersey, Tri State area coming in. All of us. Guerrilla warfare, tactical. Hooking it up, posting it. 902 Brewery is the brewery. What's up, guys? So it's gonna. It's gonna be at a brewery, and it's gonna be cool. And we'll be up there chatting just like this. But.

[Mike]

And I'm buying pizza for everybody.

[Drew]

Have you guys ever done a live podcast?

[Mike]

No, I've never done a podcast that's episod.

[Justin]

You teed that one up?

[Drew]

Yeah, it's a different animal, dude. We doing it live.

[Justin]

We did the ones for Shell Shock. Yeah, I mean, we did the ones at the brewery for Shell Shock and then. Yeah, the brewery and then the comedy.

[Drew]

That was a comedy show, right?

[Justin]

Yeah, the comedy show.

[Mike]

It's gonna be a kind of a comedy show, right?

[Drew]

Yeah, it's gonna be fun.

[Mike]

The last intro, like, you had to, like, get everybody going, right? I hear that soundbite a lot.

[Drew]

Yeah. It's because you're used to, like. You're pumped up. You play the intro, it's dark, the lights cut on it, and you're expecting everybody in your head to be like. And it's just fucking quiet. So.

[Justin]

So we need, like, an applause sign. Applause. We're going to get. We got to get one of those.

[Drew]

But. But, yeah, the emphasis of this episode tonight is dancing in uniform. Something that probably all of our listeners or supporters can relate to in some.

[Mike]

Way to that a little bit.

[Drew]

You dance. I'm just talking about, like, they all wear a uniform of some sort, right? Most people. So, I mean, we have everything from the military to firefighters to cops, everybody's.

[Justin]

Getting down in uniform and this show is Three Cops today.

[Mike]

How gay is that? So, yeah, I say that gay.

[Drew]

You can say gay.

[Mike]

Okay.

[Drew]

Is that Trump's in office now.

[Brent]

Three gay cops walking to an episode.

[Mike]

One thing about. Can I, can I defend you for a second?

[Justin]

Yeah, absolutely.

[Mike]

People keep saying that, like, Crenshaw walked all over you. I keep seeing that in some comments. As the host of a show, I, I feel like you did the right thing. You can't just go in on a congressman and start telling him he's a piece of or a liar. So I, I see a lot. I know you don't really pay attention to that stuff. I kind of do. And I thought it was handled pretty well for a guy. I mean, what are you gonna do? Cuss him out for 10 seconds and he hangs up and leaves? Yeah, like that's, you know, he's got no reason to stay on if you just drill him. I thought we, we did.

[Drew]

Well, we talked about it beforehand. You were like, I was like, I want you and Reagan to be ask away and I'm going to be the controller of. What do you call that?

[Justin]

Moderator.

[Drew]

Moderator.

[Mike]

Yeah. And when I heard something I thought was questionable, I think we handled it right. But again, people wanted. I think they just wanted you to get up and like throw at the TV and scream @ them, which I don't think that would have lasted long.

[Drew]

That's why they don't have podcasts, so.

[Justin]

But thanks for listening and watching.

[Mike]

Please subscribe and stay around.

[Justin]

Don't forget to say tonight's episode.

[Drew]

The Live is brought to you by Cloud Defensive. The best in the game when it comes to weapons mounted and handheld lights. Go to clouddefensive.com, use promo code ANTIHERO15 and get 15 off your purchase. Want to get that in there?

[Justin]

I didn't know. I thought you were gonna do the whole gamut of them.

[Brent]

I was like, oh, man, have you seen that video? I saw a video where this guy was being chased by a cop. Tell me if you guys know about this stuff. And, and the, the guy that they were chasing stuck out like this 100, 000 lumen light, blinded the cop and then took off.

[Justin]

Yeah.

[Drew]

What?

[Mike]

Yeah, you probably find it pretty.

[Justin]

We need to find that.

[Mike]

It's a traffic stop and the dude sticks like a bazillion cana.

[Justin]

Yeah, it was like a rice. Like a rice rocket or something. Like, like a Honda. And. Yeah.

[Mike]

Highway turns it on for like 10 seconds and then they come and it's gone.

[Justin]

Goodbye.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Justin]

Yeah, like. Like, like, you know, whatever. Chafe or something like that. In a freaking fighter jet. Yeah. Cop was like, never mind. But yeah, it's. That was. That was a good one. So, yeah, this. This episode is going to be all your free legal advice. Is this. Is this screen sharing with everybody?

[Brent]

No.

[Justin]

Oh, okay. Okay. This is going to be all free legal advice for everybody. In the chat, three police officers just ask all the questions.

[Mike]

I'm former. I can do whatever I want.

[Drew]

Oh, yeah.

[Mike]

I don't have any rules.

[Justin]

You can give bad advice.

[Mike]

Yeah, yeah.

[Justin]

You're the one that just is the.

[Mike]

You can hand me on the shoulder. You can hand me all the stuff. I'll take it.

[Drew]

Oh, and I wanted to give a shout out to the Light of the Village ministry. They donated 300 to us. Whoa. They said. We founded an inner city mission ministry in Pritchard, Alabama. In 23 years, our youth have seen both success and tragedy. Since 2010, we have buried 65 ministry participants, lost to violence, and have had 27 shootings around our building in 2024. However, in spite of the urban chaos, we have also seen light shine in the darkness as well. Your commentary on this culture, quote unquote, is spot on and needs to be addressed and not avoided out of fear of woke criticism. Thank you so. And it's very, very.

[Mike]

Wow.

[Drew]

Very, very nice letter that they wrote for us.

[Justin]

Where's this ministry at? Where are they at?

[Drew]

Alabama? They're called the Light of the Village ministry. So thank you, guys. Thank you for the donation. I feel bad taking a donation from a ministry.

[Justin]

Hey. But, hey, it's not like you. You held a gun to them or whatever. They sent it over and they're. They're.

[Drew]

That would be. That would be. Never mind. That would be a bad joke.

[Mike]

Leave it. Leave it. You did a bunch of nice right there. Just leave it right there in the heart on the high note.

[Drew]

So let's watch that video that you pulled, Drew.

[Brent]

All right, here we go.

[Mike]

Big ass light.

[Justin]

Keep going.

[Mike]

Some chick is lost.

[Drew]

Was that a car or a motorcycle?

[Justin]

Yeah. No, I'm sorry. That wasn't a rice rocket. It was a Prius.

[Drew]

And he sticks a light out.

[Brent]

You see that light?

[Drew]

Yeah, he sticks a light out.

[Brent]

That is a big light.

[Justin]

Like a. Like one of those floodlights that you'd, like, have out in the woods. No, that.

[Brent]

That's bigger than a spotlight. That is like a cruise ship.

[Mike]

Like a cruise ship.

[Drew]

Huge.

[Mike]

Crooked tag and everything.

[Drew]

Now, every time you see a light in someone's car, when you pull Them over. You're gonna be like, what's that for?

[Brent]

That dude knew he was gonna party that night.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Oh, I gotta bring my light in a Prius.

[Drew]

Oh, let's hit some super chats up real quick. Light designs. What's up, bud?

[Justin]

What's up?

[Drew]

A not so fun. The fact of the day, the spinning wheel while loading something like a website is called a throbber. Anyways, I had a fun day yesterday when I found out my gas block was completely cracked. QC your gear. That sucks, man. Well, throbber, throbber, throbber. That little wheel.

[Justin]

When you're on it, is it, like, only for PCs or is it also for Mac?

[Mike]

I've seen a lot of SWAT guys get ready with robbers. I don't know.

[Drew]

That's such a. Justin question. Is that for PCs or Max? I've got a throbber right here for you.

[Mike]

Yeah. End up on the list if you say that word too many times.

[Drew]

Evan Justin going to Jersey show. Hell yeah, dude.

[Mike]

Awesome.

[Drew]

You guys should have have on Ryan Tillman of Breaking Barriers United. Sick show where civs trade spots with cops in different scenarios.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Drew]

Is it good?

[Mike]

Shows like that? Yeah, yeah, yeah, I'll do that. Somebody, some celebrity just did it and got. Who the was it? There's a celebrity that just did it. Maybe the guy who's the guy that does the America's Got Talent. The black dude.

[Justin]

Oh, Terry Crews.

[Mike]

Yeah. I think Terry Crews just did one of those scenario things where he got to be and like, was like, man, this job's hard.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Justin]

I mean, I watched that. There was. What is it? It's like a special forces show or something. It was on Fox and it was a reality show and there's like 20 people and they're all, you know, celebrities or something like that. And they all had to do. They're. They're run by, like, British special forces guys.

[Mike]

And that's where somebody jumped on a helicopter or something. Yeah, from a boat.

[Justin]

There is like a helicopter scene. And they, you know, it was interesting, but they had, like, athletes and stuff. Like Dwight Howard that used to play for Orlando Magic. He was in it. And he. I think he's. He stuck around for a while, but, I mean, he's an athlete, so it's. It's gonna. It's gonna give you a little bit of advancement rather than some, you know, Internet celebrity.

[Drew]

What'd they do?

[Justin]

They did. They.

[Mike]

They did a Survivor type thing. Yeah. Tasks and like, different.

[Justin]

Yeah, you know, they're in like a. They're in Like a tent barracks. And they, you know, the. The DI's would run in and they'd.

[Mike]

All right, guys, get ready.

[Justin]

And so they got to get ready. You know, they're just doing the basic stuff, bitching about blisters on their feet and stuff like that, you know.

[Drew]

Wow. James Smith. You should have broken out the hot tub. Three gay cops in a hot tub criticizing gay cops and gay soldiers for dancing in uniform. Yeah, that's fair. He donated 20 bucks. You can see what he wants.

[Mike]

I mean, that he's getting around the right price. Right around 20, 25, it starts turning gay.

[Drew]

So anything under.

[Mike]

I would have read it.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Justin]

No, I mean, it's. I could have worn that shirt. I'm not gay, but 20 bucks is 20 bucks.

[Mike]

I'm saying.

[Brent]

Yeah, well, we got. We got one guy asking a question to Brent. Maybe Brent will be here on here tonight and answer it or something. Thanks for the $10 from. Yeah, we're talking shite. Brent, will you tell me the song played at the Delta commander's board outback of Canteen on Dawson. And what number color were you?

[Drew]

That is 100A. Brent.

[Brent]

That's a great question. In five weeks past my 18th birthday. Welcome to the jungle. And orange 23.

[Drew]

Yeah, buddy. Would Brent even know the answer to that question?

[Mike]

I'm sure there's some language there.

[Brent]

There it is.

[Justin]

Congrats on your 18th birthday.

[Mike]

Made it play.

[Justin]

What's up? Did you already do that one?

[Brent]

Yep. We got a guerrilla warfare tactical. All right. He's in the house. Tyler and Justin.

[Justin]

I did check your text.

[Drew]

What am I checking?

[Brent]

He worked with us and left for Colorado to be a cop.

[Justin]

We're doing a live show. Oh, there's a guy playing a guitar. Is this what you're playing? Are you playing the.

[Drew]

Well, he's not in uniform, so yeah, can't really bust his balls too much.

[Justin]

But it's kind of a uniform. It has Ghostbusters.

[Brent]

So. Raven2three says. I'm curious why it seems like most cops learn BJJ verse. Other martial arts. Brazilian jiu jitsu.

[Drew]

I will.

[Brent]

Versus other martial arts like Krav maga. Maga.

[Drew]

BJJ is probably, I would say, the best martial arts to learn because you are always. Well, I mean, you. You do bj, right?

[Mike]

I did. And my. My white's a blue belt. So I again, I've transitioned from the beating him with a stick. Yeah, nothing wrong with it. Yeah, I think it. Obviously it looks better. And I again, it can be a little over pushed and. And I Don't mean that it's not good, but some guys get a little too crazy about it. But I believe the control tactics of Jiu jitsu is by far superior to.

[Drew]

Well, you're always in with people, right?

[Mike]

And you're comfortable. So one of the hardest things to learn was being uncomfortable with somebody that close to you. What are you taught as a cop? Get back.

[Justin]

Everything back is distance away.

[Mike]

This is the opposite. So it's like reprogramming to be comfortable. And even if you're on the bottom, it's. It's not a huge deal if you know what you're doing.

[Drew]

I watched one of my buddies go in on a guy, and this gross, huge dude, he's like 6 foot 2, and my buddy's like 5 foot 8, and he went in and pushed his head up, right up.

[Mike]

Oh.

[Drew]

And I'm, like, watching it. Like, God, man. What's he smell like? Like. And they took him to the ground, and he's all close to him. His face is on his. Mean.

[Justin]

Tyler's just sitting there watching.

[Drew]

They're like, good thing.

[Mike]

You know, BJ, I'm gonna pay 20 bucks for that in the Super Chat. We can do that over here on the floor in a minute.

[Drew]

We will BJJ the hot tub.

[Mike]

We're gonna pull out a blue mat and oil up, and we're gonna go on the floor here in a minute.

[Drew]

Could you imagine? I guarantee you people would pay.

[Mike]

We could get, like, Brandon to come in and do, like, a BJJ episode where you guys get on the mat and, like, hold each other.

[Drew]

Brandon from bj. Tyler, my brother. My brother.

[Justin]

All the. All the sudden, the. The viewer numbers go or they go down.

[Mike]

Somebody's watching it. No, it might be the wrong.

[Brent]

You know, we could put some ropes around the mat.

[Drew]

You know, if you say no homo before, you're good.

[Mike]

We covered that. We covered that already. Yeah, we covered that.

[Justin]

I like that. You got to put that stamp on there.

[Brent]

Brits Camaro says. Hey, I don't know if anyone has brought it up, but Mr. Peacock, you should name your podcast the True Hero Podcast. Nice name. And also, that Jimmy episode was great.

[Drew]

Oh, he was talking about your podcast.

[Brent]

I think he's talking about. Yeah, the.

[Drew]

The 5. 01 with the one that you were on. On Antihero.

[Brent]

No, I think you know the. The. The Possible Truth podcast.

[Drew]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yep. Okay. Yeah, I'm trying to get Drew to do that. That'll be a cool one.

[Brent]

It's gonna learn how to not sleep. We'll do it.

[Drew]

You gotta learn how to have 28.

[Mike]

Hours in your day. Drew stuff for that.

[Brent]

Officer. Go ahead.

[Drew]

I was gonna say something, but I totally forgot. Let's go.

[Brent]

Officer Dangle will miss Brandon tonight, but Tyler. Tyler, they got me going. Taylor is good to go.

[Drew]

Thanks, brother.

[Brent]

Absolutely.

[Drew]

Brandon and Taylor.

[Brent]

IP Freely. Yeah. Because you live in America. If the three of you are there, who's beating wives and killing dogs?

[Drew]

That's a SWAT thing.

[Mike]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Drew]

The killing dogs thing. If anybody doesn't know SWAT used to. This was a thing back in the day when you'd go hit a house there. It's in the hood, there's always a pit bull or a rottweiler coming at you. And SWAT just shoots the dog. It. It's not really. Is it considered a shooting?

[Mike]

Yeah, well.

[Justin]

Accidental discharge. But now accidentally on purpose.

[Mike]

Another word. You can't say. Throbbing accidental discharge. We're gonna place the bingo card tonight.

[Justin]

But now monetize.

[Drew]

Now teams carry CO2 and fire extinguishers to go and scare the dog away. No, I'm not serious.

[Mike]

Really. The noise of the taser will usually.

[Justin]

Or flashbangs. Flashbangs will send it right off.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Mike]

I can't shoot a dog. There's no way I end up getting eaten alive.

[Justin]

Yeah, I mean, I've. I've kicked the dog straight in the face, but not shot him yet. Still got it.

[Drew]

Have you beat your wife?

[Justin]

No.

[Mike]

No.

[Drew]

What. What would it go first?

[Mike]

Look at your. I'm not buying you a slice of pizza, I can tell you that.

[Drew]

Ah. Hey, what would happen first? Would you beat your wife or kill a dog?

[Justin]

I'd kill a dog.

[Mike]

I would definitely not want to with my wife in that situation. The dog's in trouble.

[Justin]

Oh, hey, we don't read chats that aren't super chats. Right?

[Drew]

You can if you want.

[Justin]

I'm not reading that.

[Mike]

No, him.

[Justin]

It's a terrible chat.

[Mike]

He knows exactly.

[Drew]

I knew it wasn't.

[Mike]

It was.

[Drew]

Why do you call it Regan?

[Justin]

No, it's Reagan.

[Mike]

Reagan.

[Drew]

It's Reagan spelled Regan.

[Mike]

It's Regan and Brian and Brandon spelled the girls way.

[Justin]

It's. No, it's the girl's way. It's how the Instagram superstars sell the spell.

[Mike]

Stop. He got mad at me last week when I was doing the name game Reagan Flight Designs.

[Brent]

Back again, Marika. Why can't vegans moan while doing the deed? Because they can't admit a piece of meat feels good. Ooh, yeah, it was good. The Jimmy episode was dope.

[Mike]

Y'all.

[Brent]

Need to get Mike Ritlin on. Write that down, Justin. You've got the.

[Drew]

You've got the pack.

[Brent]

Mike Ritland. He also responded to the USS Cole. That'd be dope.

[Drew]

Yeah. So Mike Rickland is the host of Mic Drop. He's a Navy seal. Brent was supposed to go on his show and it was all. He was scheduled. He was slotted. And then Brent pulled a power move and goes, if they're not going to pay for my flight and my board like we do our guests sometimes, I'm not going. And he just.

[Justin]

He just.

[Mike]

No.

[Drew]

Showed him. So I don't know if Mike Cricklin's gonna. You really writing it down, Justin?

[Justin]

Yeah.

[Drew]

Two. Brent.

[Justin]

I was just about to go star. Hey, Brent.

[Brent]

It's been a fortnight since I've seen you last.

[Justin]

Hey, Brett, it's your other mind writing to you.

[Drew]

What are you doing over there?

[Mike]

Me?

[Drew]

Morse code.

[Mike]

Yeah. Tap, tap, tap.

[Drew]

So the first video, I think, will set the tone for. For what we're talking about today. Let's go to Instagram. Let's go down. Let's hit the Green Beret first. There's two videos right there. And let's watch. No.

[Mike]

Oh, you mother.

[Drew]

Right there. That one. Now, this is an active duty colonel. Lieutenant Colonel. So do you. When you can stop it.

[Justin]

When you went down and stopped dancing.

[Drew]

When you see that. Do you see a guy that's doing dancing for Cloudy? You just see an old man that's about to retire and just happy living his life now. It makes the Green Berets look like trash. I'm not gonna lie. But I don't get the same feeling as, like a. A young female dancing. I don't. I don't know. What do you think?

[Mike]

I think you're being biased there. It's terrible.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Justin]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. I was. I was talking earlier to vengeance and it. Yeah, I watched the whole video about it. The. I think it was Valhalla's video that I watched about it. It's just, man, it. That. It's. The more and more I watch of. Of that person that. That colonel stuff, it's like. I was like. No, it's. It's. It's for clout. It's for. It's.

[Drew]

Why start now? But.

[Justin]

But why do it in uniform? Why not just have. You can have your own channel and you can wear shirts and clothes and you can dress up with mariachis if you want, or, you know, maracas.

[Drew]

But why do you think he started doing it now?

[Justin]

I. I Don't know.

[Mike]

Not because that's what's going on. Yeah, that's the thing. You think?

[Drew]

It's like his granddaughter showed him how to work Tick Tock, and he's like, oh, I can dance, people.

[Justin]

Yeah. Somebody probably told him, you can dance. You should do that on Tick Tock. That's a great idea.

[Drew]

That's a great idea.

[Justin]

And he's like, you know what would get me famous? If I did it in uniform.

[Drew]

Dude, he's got like 1.6 million tick tock followers. That's insane.

[Justin]

It works.

[Brent]

It looks like you're making this even worse. I mean, it's bad enough I had to watch that. Then you're telling me it's successful?

[Justin]

Yeah.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Mike]

But I don't put much into.

[Drew]

Let's watch it. Let's watch the other one.

[Justin]

There's one you only hold credence to.

[Mike]

Yeah, I just think Tik Tok's followers are. There's more bots, and I think it's less. It's less. It does. To me. It does. It holds less weight.

[Justin]

People make money on Tick Tock, though.

[Mike]

Yeah, they do.

[Justin]

They. They cash in.

[Drew]

All right, let's watch that. It's a cultural divide. I'm gonna get it on the floor. 40 acres in the mule. This is bigger than the music.

[Brent]

It looks like Robin Williams.

[Mike]

Better than I could.

[Drew]

Lamps. Tell him, dude, maybe he's having. Maybe he's having a midlife crisis, like a meltdown.

[Mike]

I don't know that he's midlife. Is he Life near the end of life.

[Brent]

He's definitely divorced. I'm just gonna. I'm just gonna. I'm gonna cover that.

[Drew]

No, he's not. Cuz his wife does it with him in the video.

[Brent]

That's a second wife.

[Mike]

I was leaning the other way. I didn't think he had a wife. I didn't think he had a wife. I was going the other. I was going the other way.

[Brent]

Well, he's a Green Beret. He's definitely divorced. I mean, that's going the other way.

[Drew]

Yeah, you could say gay. You're allowed to say gay.

[Mike]

I think he was.

[Drew]

You think he's a homosexual?

[Brent]

Well, he's definitely got tendencies.

[Drew]

Justin's like.

[Justin]

I. I'm just.

[Brent]

We got rainbows in the chat, y'all.

[Drew]

That's.

[Brent]

It's a thing.

[Justin]

Oh, Re Rean's in there.

[Drew]

Regan for Regan.

[Justin]

Regan Queer reggae. Kennedy's mom's in there too.

[Drew]

So that's. That's the big one in the military culture. We got Sent that one, like a lot. And it's just so surprising that someone that high of rank is dancing on tick tocks and it's a Green Beret colonel, man. Like, I don't know what to think about.

[Justin]

And then on Valhalla's YouTube video, well, one of the things he pointed out, he paused it and he's like, the beret. Wash your beret, dude. Debret is sweaty, nasty. So. And. And I saw that when I was watching, I was like, wow.

[Brent]

Officer Dangle says not all GB officers are not the same. That's a double negative. That's okay. He doesn't have a CIB Says everything.

[Drew]

How do you become a Green Beret? Oh, this is a Brent question.

[Brent]

What's the cib?

[Mike]

Combat.

[Brent]

Combat.

[Mike]

Yeah. So how do you.

[Drew]

How do you become a lieutenant colonel in the Green Berets and not have a combat.

[Mike]

Well, it depends. The years packed well, I guess at this point he should have been somewhere.

[Justin]

He should.

[Mike]

Probably a recruiter or something, man.

[Drew]

Ah. Anyway, so, yeah, that's. That not really going to touch upon too that this is a nice little old man that wants to dance. But go down. The girl in the middle. Not. Not the middle video. The left. Middle. Right there. What's your. Are they seeing us or are they seeing you?

[Brent]

What do you want them to do?

[Drew]

Us? Because I want. Yeah, I want my man Mike to break down this girl.

[Mike]

Sure.

[Drew]

Break her down. Mike, go ahead.

[Mike]

He's from your area, one of your friends. This is Delray Peter.

[Drew]

She already. She already blocked anti Air podcast. I couldn't even look her up.

[Mike]

She blocks me. She blocked. Dominic Izzo's been having a field day.

[Brent]

And does that make her a cock blocker?

[Justin]

I should see if I get her on my podcast.

[Mike]

Oh, I tried.

[Justin]

No, I tried.

[Mike]

She blocked me on it.

[Drew]

All right, so what. Wow.

[Mike]

So here's here. I'll give you a little breakdown, all right. You're going to see some of her videos, right? What they were doing for a while was if you left any negative comment under her profile.

[Drew]

Yes.

[Mike]

She had an army of people that were calling aid, finding out where you worked, calling the agency, and then having like a barrage of complaints filed against you.

[Drew]

Oh, no.

[Mike]

So multiple people were messaging me on emotional damage. Multiple people were messaging me that they had received complaints. They had emails forwarded to their IA just for saying. Not even anything negative like terrible. Just like, you're a clown. You're. It's this garbage.

[Drew]

So truth.

[Mike]

Yeah. Anything anybody said? There was a. There was a window there of like IA complaints going out from.

[Justin]

Oh, boy. Oh.

[Mike]

For simply not agreeing with what she does.

[Drew]

You think she's gonna get us?

[Justin]

Don't cut me in on this.

[Mike]

You're gonna get me. She ain't gonna get me.

[Drew]

Just got a year.

[Mike]

I know.

[Justin]

I don't have like eight months.

[Drew]

Let's watch. Let's watch one of this video of this girl.

[E]

Hey. Female police officer.

[Drew]

Hi.

[E]

I'm seeing this video for a reason. You aren't stuck. You just feel stuck. It's okay to stand up and use your voice even when you feel like you mom jeans.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[E]

Take risks and stay in your power.

[Mike]

I can't. Demonstration.

[E]

They're just missing out.

[Drew]

What apply for that unit is this.

[E]

If you feel like you have to prove yourself every day. You don't.

[Justin]

You do.

[E]

You're more than worthy of being in that position.

[Mike]

That's the realest thing you ever said something.

[E]

You're not to be accepted. The good boys club does exist.

[Mike]

Exist. It's a good old boys club.

[E]

People that just never like you. Not because of the way you work.

[Mike]

I hate you.

[E]

Probably because of the way you look. Jealousy. It's not your fault. Stay humble and be kind.

[Mike]

She's very humble.

[E]

Making this video far in your career. Learn who to trust.

[Mike]

Boobs are getting closer. Problems. Watch your wiener. If it gets closer. See, she's going to touch it.

[E]

Move in silence. You don't need to move in silence.

[Mike]

But make a video.

[Brent]

Start that.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Justin]

Move.

[Drew]

Move in silence. But make a video.

[E]

About 25 years of it, girlfriend.

[Drew]

So I'll never get that.

[Mike]

Here's my pro. Here's my problem.

[Justin]

Why don't you make this video as yourself?

[Mike]

Challenge accepted. Challenge accepted. I'll put the wig on and everything.

[Drew]

But use her audio.

[Mike]

Yeah, I'll do it. I'll experience. So my problem with this is so Dominic Gizzo is very against females in general law enforcement. I went on his show and I said, I don't think they shouldn't be cops. But I do agree by nature, by size, by genetics, they have a disadvantage. This message basically says just. She says mighty a lot. Just be mighty. That's not going to get you undead. That's not going to get you out of a shooting situ or a physical altercation. So her message is like that. That is a message to a female cop. The message should be, you're in a disadvantage coming into this. You need to train harder and. And. And be better. And I am absolutely for females being cops. I think it's a great thing. I think that you are. I am.

[Drew]

Okay.

[Mike]

I think they should be. I, I think a well trained female cop brings a, an extra side of things to.

[Drew]

From the network.

[Mike]

You're off, you know, you know where. But honestly, I agree that they should be. But this to me sets the tone for. And what I've seen from this is females now not even in graduated the academy, are already on tick tock making videos leading up to the graduation, which leads to them sitting in their car talking to their screen. And it's tragic that that message is being portrayed to people. And again, females need to be. They, they have to train a little bit harder. Yeah, I agree. I think they should be cops. I think they, there's a place for them in law enforcement. Absolutely. But you cannot look at that and go, that's the reason I'm going to be a cop. That is trash.

[Justin]

Yeah.

[Mike]

And it pisses me off. And it, and, and then she leverages it towards her.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Her life, her business. Yes, yes.

[Drew]

Let's watch another one.

[Justin]

Let's watch another one.

[Drew]

21, middle one.

[Mike]

This one, that was a great one.

[Brent]

Starts off loud. They got their video really loud on this one.

[Justin]

They want everybody to hear, never settle, never settle. Baby, baby.

[Mike]

Open container. Police officer with open container.

[Justin]

Starbucks shaken tea, bro.

[Mike]

No, it's not.

[Brent]

Open container.

[Mike]

Go back.

[E]

And in a style.

[Drew]

What's your problems with that one?

[Mike]

So again, she's off duty. That's fine to walk, driving around, drinking. You, you're going to pull somebody over and you're going to enforce that law.

[Justin]

Yeah, that was, that was taught to me a long time.

[Mike]

Like one of the easiest ones.

[Justin]

Don't start to, don't post, don't post you out with a drink and then post you behind the wheel of a car after that.

[Mike]

She's in the back seat. She's not driving and neither's a driver. But it's, it's an infraction. It's not allowed. So if you pull somebody over, you're going to enforce that law or you're going to invite somebody to take it for that. It doesn't to me set a good example of following through with the law.

[Brent]

It was probably just Gatoraden.

[Justin]

I'm telling you. It was a, it was a Starbucks shake.

[Mike]

There's other videos. That's the story. That's, that was sent to me. But there was other stories leading up to that that showed alcohol being poured and, and to that point.

[Justin]

Okay, see, you got the backstory, but we didn't. There's never context in These videos. Damn live stream videos.

[Drew]

We got one third one from her that you sent that.

[Mike]

Oh, there's another one.

[Drew]

One more here.

[Justin]

The same girl?

[Mike]

No, this is like a compilation of, like, the Mightiness. Oh.

[E]

I'm a female first responder and I'm also a mom.

[Mike]

Let's show our kids to the world. Hey.

[E]

I'm a female first responder. I am a daughter and I'm a sister. On my days off, I like to spend time with my family.

[Drew]

What does that have to do with anything? I'm a daughter and I'm a sister. What's that?

[Mike]

Almost every female.

[Drew]

I'm also a mother.

[E]

I'm a first responder, but I'm also a podcast host.

[Mike]

Ooh. So are you.

[E]

I am a female first responder, but I'm also a mother, daughter, and sister. I love working out, and I'm currently.

[Drew]

Trying to get back into my. Yeah, I, I, I. I don't want people to think that we're. We're. We're making jokes. We're making jokes. I'm not here to. On female cops.

[Mike]

No, me neither.

[Drew]

No, no. I kind of look like maybe I am, so I'm just poking fun, but.

[Mike]

You know, backpedaling everybody.

[Drew]

Well, I mean, they're just. I think it's stupid to say, like, I'm a. I'm a sister and a.

[Mike]

Daughter, like, but here again, you're separate. In a job where they're saying they want to be equal, you're making that video and you're separating yourself as a cop. If we're all cops, doesn't matter if you're a male, female, does it matter?

[Justin]

Right.

[Mike]

If we're all cops, we're cops. But when you start to separate it like that, when you start to separate it as I'm a female, what is that? What does that mean? Why is that different than just being a cop?

[Justin]

That one almost chimed into me like it was a. That International Women's Day type posts. Like when the agencies do those. Kind of like Hallmark holidays.

[Mike]

Random Tuesday.

[Justin]

Yeah.

[Drew]

All right, let's check. Catch up on Super Chat.

[Justin]

Super chat.

[Brent]

The Privateer 14 says, let's go. Michigan Warriors. Hockey.

[Drew]

Hell, yeah.

[Brent]

All right.

[Justin]

Okay.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Brent]

Who they playing tonight? I don't know.

[Drew]

I don't even know. Is that a high school team?

[Justin]

Yeah. Seriously. What? Michigan Warriors? Yeah.

[Brent]

Nate Taylor is the PR 24 more utilized for full dress on occasions these days, or strictly for ritualized initiations that involve violating the 17th and 18th century sodomy laws. Jokes aside, have a great night, boys.

[Mike]

I haven't seen one of those.

[Drew]

I was thinking. I was hoping to God that was a joke. I have no idea what they're talking about.

[Brent]

Well, sodomy laws go into the 19th century, too, boys.

[Justin]

Night Stick the old. With the. With the handle. Good stuff. Yeah, good stuff.

[Brent]

The Privateer 14 says also that Green Beret is effing awful. James Smith, all you guys using your superior investigative skills and street cop intuition, do you believe that Sam and Frodo had inappropriate relations during their trip to Mordor?

[Drew]

That's a. That's a you question.

[Justin]

It was completely left out. It was in the director's cut.

[Drew]

Wait, wait, what?

[Justin]

It was in the director's cut.

[Drew]

Are they gay?

[Justin]

No. Oh, I'm trying to be serious, bro.

[Drew]

My bad. You were so serious.

[Justin]

You convinced me I was playing into the serious nature of you tossing me the ball on that one. For those of you that don't know, he's talking about Lord of the Rings.

[Mike]

Never saw one second of the movies.

[Drew]

Because I'm not.

[Justin]

You have, because you've seen.

[Mike]

I've seen. Maybe.

[Justin]

Me.

[Mike]

I have no idea.

[Justin]

Okay. Bilbo Baggins.

[Drew]

Drew watches. You like rollers rings, right?

[Brent]

I do, I do. I. I like that stuff. I watched the TV series, too.

[Mike]

Never saw one.

[Brent]

I nerd out on some of this.

[Drew]

Who's more manly, you or Brent? I've never seen Star Wars.

[Mike]

First three. The very first three. I've never seen another one.

[Justin]

The original trilogy.

[Mike]

Yes.

[Brent]

Zulu Whiskey. Don't worry. I'm here, boys. All right, Zulu. Thanks for the love, brother. Wesley Pruitt, man, he just. His gifts are huge. Wes. I want to know what you do for a living, brother. You're awesome. Thank you for the love. Jesus, guys. I'm away for two weeks and come to Tits McGee.

[Mike]

I'm sure he's talking about.

[Brent]

He's talking about the Green Beret.

[Drew]

Is he talking about my tits?

[Mike]

I think he's talking about Haley.

[Drew]

Yeah, I thought you were talking about my nipples at first. Oh, no.

[Justin]

Talking about the milkmaid slippage there.

[Drew]

Thank you for the donation, by the way, brother.

[Brent]

Absolutely.

[Justin]

Thank you. Thank you. I've been away for two weeks too.

[Brent]

Plight Designs. I missed the person I was before watching these videos.

[Mike]

Try having them sent to you all fucking day.

[Drew]

Roast them. Roast them, Plight.

[Brent]

I'm with you, man. I was watching some of these videos, preparing for this show, going. Oh, crap.

[Justin]

This is gonna be bad.

[Brent]

All right, Mr. Havoc. Hey, guys. Been watching y'all for a while. I'm currently working in corrections in Florida. All right, thank you. Very much. With 14 years in the job.

[Justin]

Holy moly.

[Brent]

And we'll be crossing over to patrol soon.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Brent]

Any advice or guidance would be appreciated.

[Justin]

Get out of the jail.

[Brent]

Awesome.

[Drew]

Yeah. No, so he, he's got to work for a county that demands the jails too. Because I've worked for two counties and it happens to be like two or four. Yeah, they have Department of Corrections.

[Justin]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Really.

[Drew]

So Volusia county and then the county I work for now all they're run by Department of Correction, not by the sheriff's office. So the relationship between deputies and corrections officers is God awful. You're on their time. They hate us.

[Justin]

Well, when they're not deputies for the same.

[Drew]

Yeah. When you're deputy and I know there's also, there's a little bit of bad blood in some places, but overall you'll love the road way better. I don't know how somebody can work in confined space with criminals for 12 hours a day for 14 years. Man, my hat's off to you.

[Justin]

I always big up.

[Mike]

They tried those. Yeah, those guys tried to me.

[Justin]

But I'm telling you, those guys that I work with that worked either state corrections or even the county, you know, it's just they end up making better cops eventually because they want to be there. They understand, they understand who they're dealing with. They see because there's so many times that I say like to guys in the back seat of my car when I'm going to drop them off, they're like, hey, so this. And I'm like, bro, after you walk inside, I don't have a clue about the judicial system and what you go through. I've obviously picked up enough, but I don't. I'm not going to be their jailhouse lawyer and explain everything to them. I'm like, I haven't been there. Whereas if you've got a deputy that has worked the job, been in the jail, they know they've seen first appearance, all that kind of stuff. And they've seen all that kind of stuff.

[Mike]

If it's depend on the size of the county as well. They know the faces, the names.

[Justin]

That too.

[Mike]

What kind of background these guys have. Yeah, there's nothing better than. I mean ours was small enough that I knew everybody that worked in the jail as well in booking and they were a very good resource for. Yeah, hey, what's that guy's name? Or I got a picture of a guy. Do you remember? They remember everybody.

[Justin]

When was the last time he was out of here? When did he get out? Oh no, he was out, you know.

[Mike]

Just that or he was. No. Yeah, or that or they would, I wouldn't, I couldn't think of a name. I'd be like, hey, what's this dude's name? And they booked him 12 times. So they're like, oh, I know that guy. He's so and so.

[Justin]

Yeah.

[Mike]

And you use that. That's a good advice is take what you've learned in the jail retention memory and who you're dealing with and apply it to the guys on the street.

[Drew]

You'll see them out there.

[Justin]

Yeah, yeah, don't, don't forget it. Remember all the, all the conversations that you overheard and everything. You listen to the way they talk to you and roll it out on the road. Could work.

[Brent]

Raven two three says, what's worse? This is a good question. Cops on Tick Tock or people creating issues with cops knowing their rights.

[Justin]

Allegedly knowing their rights.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Justin]

First Amendment auditors are a big, big thing for me. Just as far as, you know, paying attention to it and learning it and stuff. And dude, I don't know. Tick Tock cops.

[Mike]

You don't get sucked into the auditors. There's no story. Yeah, there's no story.

[Justin]

I agree. I used to. So I was a public information officer for my department and I did training or I did one of our 40 hour blocks and I had a block of it and I said, let me. One of the things I want to teach is First Amendment auditor stuff because we were watching a neighboring city, Fort Lauderdale, just get hammered by these guys. Lawsuits. I mean, they were going heavy handed on these guys. They were yoking them, they were arresting them on bad charges, all this kind of stuff.

[Mike]

Stuff.

[Justin]

And it's like I wanted to, I sat in the class and I showed our guys a couple different videos and I actually showed him one of our, one of our service aids that, you know, unbeknownst to him, he just really didn't know what he was doing. But he was sitting behind a desk and this guy came in to the front desk and was just asking all these questions and he was just answering the questions and it's like, look how benign this video is. This guy can't isn't doing anything.

[Drew]

Oh, he's not getting them.

[Justin]

He's not getting them. Well, because it's the ego. We had one ego that cops let flare up.

[Mike]

We had one where a guy was almost arrested. Somebody in the dmv, the tax collector's office.

[Justin]

Yeah, yeah.

[Mike]

And, and I have one in my phone. I got called to go there and the tax collector, the elected wanted him trespassing. I'm like, you can't do this. Like you're going to lose.

[Drew]

Trespass people from public.

[Mike]

No, he wasn't doing anything. He walked around in the building. He wasn't doing anything. I mean, not.

[Drew]

Can you.

[Justin]

No, you can't. You can't. If he's causing a disturbance, it's got.

[Mike]

To be, it's got to go over the level of disturbing walking around with a camera out is.

[Drew]

And nowadays it's going to be a wild watch commander that's going to be involved with this. It's going to be some kind of supervisor.

[Justin]

I trespassed. I trespassed. A guy, the manager said that he wanted. He was, he had no appointment, he was not going to be allowed in because they weren't doing walk ins anymore. And he was, he was arguing with the armed security guard that was there and they needed him gone because they don't need people just lollygagging around in the parking lot. So he's like, he looks at me and he goes, are you trespassing me? I go, I am not trespassing you. I go, manager lady. I go, are you trespassing? She called three people and she got the blessing. And so she goes, yeah, I'd like him trespass. I go, you explain to him and I will document that. Because it's not the police that are trespassing people. It's the business owner of the private property. But this is public property because. Yeah, so it's a. Yeah, dually, you know, elected.

[Mike]

It's a real ugly one. Most of the videos I see is where the guys, they don't know the trust trespassing laws and they don't know the laws of what's public, what's private. Because if it's private, game on.

[Justin]

Yeah.

[Mike]

If it's a 711 or a business, they're gone.

[Justin]

I'll tell a story of mine. I had our IT guy look at one of them in our lobby and he was filming into records, filming it. And our IT guy was blowing his lid. And I'm like, okay, he's a smart guy. So I go down and I'm not afraid of this guy. So I go down, I talk to him, hey, what's up? The guy's called Big Nick South Florida Accountability. Let's, let's give him a plug. And he, and he is sitting there and so this is the example I'd give in the training is I started to go up because the guy's, oh, no, I Can film it. And he made a point. And I go, oh, no. Because he goes, the onus is on them to block the records, to not allow me to see the records through the window. And I go, you're right. I go, you're right, dude. Okay, so just do me a favor and don't film. But if you do, I'll go in and tell them that the onus is on them. You're right. But if I had gotten. If I'd been one of those cops that got a crazy ego about it and I wanted to fight him. No, man, fuck you.

[Mike]

Get the fuck out of my lobby.

[Justin]

Get out of my lobby. And I want to fight him. That's how I get him a million clicks. That's how I get him a lawsuit and all this stuff. But I'm like, no, wait a minute. I was wrong. I didn't understand the records retention laws because I'm not a fucking records clerk. But I went down to talk to him as an officer. And so that's. So that's the point that officers need to understand, is understanding the law and also being able to eat some crow if you're in the gray area wrong, where you're just trying to overt authority on people. And that's the problem. These guys eat up what they call tyrants. It's all in the comments. Oh, this tyrant. That. That would have been me being a tyrant telling him, well, you're trespassed from the.

[Drew]

Well, I just don't understand. They, they. They go and audit, but the only people they come across are cops. Like, they don't try. Which to me, cops are representative of the people and they enforce social contract theory. They're not. They're not government stormtroopers. So why. Why go after cops?

[Mike]

That's where the money is.

[Drew]

Yeah, the lawsuits. Because cops are dumb and because they fall for it.

[Mike]

And they get to. That. They get. They get hung in that loop of the id. Once they get in that I want your id, it's how much that guy's. When that guy says, I want your ID and you have to give it to me, that auditor won, we. You are done.

[Justin]

We had another one where a group from another state came down and they went into our city hall and we had a security guard that had a log of IDs, and they're like, you can't. You know, you have a log here that's now public record of every person's ID that you've taken and written down in this logbook, which is now not there anymore. And he's like asking for these questions stuff. So then the guy's like filming the logbook, and the security guard's like, you can't do that. He's like, public record, dude. We're talking state of Florida. Everything underneath the sun in the state of Florida is public record. So, you know, so they're going. But I'd already done this class, not patting myself on the back. But the cops would come up, the guy name and ID and badge number. They'd get cut out of the video because our cops weren't doing anything. All they were doing is standing there making sure the guy didn't cause a disturbance.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Justin]

They didn't make sure he broke any other laws. And so that's. That's the thing as a cop, for anybody watching it, if. If you're not getting in this guy's face and causing a problem, and if he's not really causing a problem and you understand your laws, you're going to not be in that video.

[Drew]

And if you want to win a lawsuit, we'll tell you what to do. What's the super chats we.

[Brent]

Conan the Librarian. Nice name. I love it. The amount of female cops who get shot without drawing their weapon because they were busy screaming, please stop. Is the problem. We showed that video last. Last time we were together.

[Drew]

I don't know if she got shot. Did she get shot? She fell backwards on her back.

[Brent]

Oh, yeah. She didn't get shot.

[Mike]

But I think to me is, again, that's not a female cop problem. That's a cop problem. When they don't have any, they don't know. They don't have training for that.

[Drew]

Well, they don't go to work knowing that I'm like, every day, every time I'm at work, I'm like, I could kill somebody right now.

[Mike]

Or they could kill you.

[Drew]

Yeah. So if you have that mindset, it's not really that crazy. So when you leave that mindset and you. When you leave the mindset of I could die here right now, that's the people that get caught up in that.

[Mike]

That. And you can see in the first. Once they go past, like, again, when I said about the id, Once they go past, like the third, get back, get down. And there's no new action being made. They are vapor locked. They have no tools in the toolbox. Past, get back, get down. Don't do this. They're not ready to pull their gun out. They're not ready to punch anybody in the face. They're not ready to do a Takedown. They're just stuck. And then it's like, hope. Hope that nothing happens or hope that the backup gets there. And that's the unfortunate. And that's not a female cop thing. That's a cop problem.

[Justin]

Cops. Yeah, yeah, they, they need that person to come there and break their mold or break their.

[Mike]

You see it all the time. I watch one video. There's videos out there where they back up like quarter mile before they shoot through. There's a video somewhere in the road where they, they measured, they measured it. It was like, it was like a quarter mile backup with a guy with a knife with all these innocent people around, and they finally shoot him after like nine minutes of backing up. It's terrible.

[Justin]

I think that was the Atlanta area or something like that.

[Mike]

There's like a Home Depot in the background at some point. And they're just backing up and backing up and backing up.

[Brent]

Do they have backup races in the academy?

[Mike]

I don't know.

[Brent]

Who's the fastest backup runner?

[Justin]

We don't get TR training.

[Mike]

That's a guy. That's a guy. Again, that's when I get on, like when you're making tick tock and you're not, you're not thinking about that stuff and when you take the job serious. And again, I'm not talking about your cop 24 hours a day. But if that's not going through your head like a may pull a gun on me today. Am I ready to shoot him? Am I ready Or a knife? Do I know the distance that I need to have? Do I know there's cover? Those little things should be like a checklist in your head that this, this might be the day. And again, I'm not talking about being crazy like, oh, my God, I might die. I'm talking about like, hey, there's a good chance I'm gonna have to put my gun out today. It's my job. I get paid to carry this thing. Maybe I should have some thoughts about what I'm gonna do when that happens. Like dry firing your gun before work?

[Drew]

Yeah, that's a big one. A lot of people don't do that. I, I, I'm guilty of not doing that just now. That especially we all have the red dot sights on our guns. Acquiring that red dot is. That's my God. Oh, that's where we, we went. We were in the same red dot class. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Brent]

You don't have to be a cop to do that. I mean, I know me and, you know, just.

[Mike]

That's a country Boy, you probably do it more than.

[Brent]

You do it more than to a grocery store. I'm checking the place out.

[Mike]

You do it more than cops.

[Brent]

If I need to take someone out. What, what am I going to.

[Drew]

We talked about that. That's a man. That's a man thing. That's.

[Mike]

But think about the men that are cops that don't have that thought process, dude.

[Brent]

Yeah, but if you're walking around with a badge and a gun, you better have that mentality.

[Justin]

Yeah, you're obviously a target.

[Brent]

You're a target.

[Mike]

My entire command staff didn't have that mentality.

[Drew]

So they walk around. I love it when command staff goes to lunch without any guns.

[Mike]

Don't start. Or vest a vest. No vest, no nothing. A level one holster, no extra mags, no handcuffs. Three foot gut and a goddamn three polo. A polo that can stop the world because that polo with that little star.

[Drew]

What?

[Mike]

Jesus Christ.

[Drew]

Two chats.

[Brent]

Salvador Balanos. Tyler, what's your experience working with probation and parole officers? I did for 10 years in Florida, Boston for 14 years.

[Drew]

Oh, shit. You did 10 years in probation and parole. Yeah, I don't have a lot because we really, as a street cop, where I've worked, we don't really work hand in hand with them. I know that if I run somebody and they're on probation, I can call their probation officer, but that doesn't mean they're gonna pick up. They might call me the next day at nine in the morning on my day off. It doesn't really. Yeah, it doesn't really do me any good, but I don't have any first hand experience with it. But I know as far as working with them, like on calls. But I know if I'm working with someone on somebody, they're very supportive. They're, they're, they'll give you any information and they're looking to drop that warrant.

[Mike]

That nature of you being for in a big area probably hurts as well because when obviously where I came from is a little smaller and there was a less probation officers and a little easier to get a hold of them. We all had their numbers and stuff.

[Drew]

Oh yeah.

[Mike]

Getting a hold of like you had your personal. You guys have to deal with a lot more people.

[Brent]

All right, how arms. What's up, brother?

[Drew]

What up, Rick?

[F]

We know, we know is what we are known for.

[Brent]

There it is. All right. Been missing the lives. Work's been crazy. Always love Thursday night. Oh yeah, by the way, boys, CAG daddy is in the text.

[Justin]

Oh, what's up?

[Drew]

What's up?

[Brent]

Brad in the chats. Guerrilla Warfare back in there. Check the text and DM for Anti hero. Got the in uniform vid.

[Drew]

Which. Who's it from?

[Justin]

Oh, of this person. Yeah, probably. Probably on Anti Heroes from Guerrilla Warfare.

[Brent]

They'll have to get it and then send it to counterculture.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Brent]

Zulu Whiskey back again. Look up Gavin CM pulls over cop and gives him a war.

[Mike]

YouTube, I think I saw that. For speeding, maybe.

[Drew]

Who is it?

[Mike]

Yeah, Gavin's. I saw one where a guy, like, walked up to a cop and was asking him where he was going. I don't know if the same one. There's a lot of that going on now.

[Brent]

I'll try to look it up.

[Justin]

I saw the video. I saw the video of the, I guess, Orange county sergeant that got arrested.

[Mike]

That was the whole thing heavy there. Last year, the OPD guy that got stopped by Seminole.

[Justin]

No, no, not opd. The. The. The freaking funeral escort dude. Jeremy Duet.

[Mike]

Ye for the first time today.

[Drew]

That was huge.

[Mike]

But did you see his criminal history?

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Oh, yeah. I thought you meant that.

[Justin]

If you want to talk.

[Mike]

I saw that for the first time today.

[Drew]

You remember that. That when the. The Seminole county deputy pulled over the.

[Mike]

OPD guy, you arrested him, right?

[Drew]

No, he took off. They charged him.

[Mike]

Yeah. But then they. Oh, arrested him.

[Drew]

I don't know about that.

[Justin]

Yeah, that was like two years ago or something.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Brent]

Plight Designs. Back again. Thank you, brother. When I was in North Carolina, I noticed that the SWAT team had EUDS phones on plate carriers. When I asked them if they ran anything like Atak or Apollo, they said no and had no idea what that was. Is that common? And how do we fix that?

[Justin]

We'll have to send them a rep.

[Drew]

Yeah, I. I mean, do people put their cell phones on their play carriers?

[Mike]

Yes. Yeah, I'm sure we had, like, for Netflix. Yeah.

[Drew]

If you're not using swat, it's Grindr.

[Justin]

They're looking at this Grinder app.

[Mike]

No, they would have, like, we put it right here, and then it would be like, the break. We could have the plans for the house we're hitting or the business.

[Drew]

Whatever. Do you miss? What?

[Mike]

No, not the new spot.

[Drew]

The new swap. What's that mean?

[Mike]

I missed the old swat.

[Justin]

He liked it when they were black uniforms.

[Mike]

Yeah, I kind of transitioned between the.

[Justin]

Two plexi shields on their face.

[Mike]

Guys, the. The. You know, my first Watt commander was like Drago from Rocky. Like. Yeah. And it was just the old school, and it's changed to the new, and I don't think it's as teamy. I don't think there's clicks.

[Drew]

You were on the team up until you left law enforcement, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah. I was almost very clicky in SWAT nowadays.

[Mike]

Terrible.

[Drew]

Everybody knows that.

[Justin]

Terrible operators.

[Mike]

You get kicked off without even being warned. They just. They just. If you're on the. If you're on the hit list, they. They put the ax on you.

[Justin]

And it's unfortunate because they like anything that they can hold over you again.

[Mike]

And I guess this comes back to my dicks. This comes back to like my Crenshaw argument about like him and Eddie talking like seals. And again, SWAT is. Would be your elite.

[Drew]

Yeah, we're operation. We gotta be able to sit down.

[Mike]

Just to be able to sit down and talk. And there should be no sabotage within a team when you're trusting a guy to have your back at all moments in the. Again, I. My buddies say SWAT is. When the police call 911. SWAT comes.

[Drew]

That's.

[Justin]

Yeah, that's who the cops call.

[Mike]

Yeah, exactly. So it should be tight and it shouldn't be clicky and it shouldn't be targeting guys. And if there's a problem, you guys are the alpha of the agency. The 1 percenters. They wear a little patch.

[Justin]

Yeah.

[Mike]

You should never attack people and go after people on your own team just because you of personal feelings. Especially in that aspect. Like it shouldn't happen. And it's. It does happen and it's.

[Drew]

Did you find it, Drew?

[Brent]

I did.

[Drew]

All right, let's watch it.

[Brent]

Check out. Hopefully this is it. This is the video. Well, that's 16. Here's five minutes.

[Justin]

Want to start a podcast, but not.

[Mike]

Sure I'm gonna start one eventually.

[Justin]

You should watch this officer over.

[G]

I want to make sure his unmarked car is legal.

[Drew]

Afternoon, sir.

[Mike]

Good.

[Drew]

Hey.

[G]

The reason I stopped you today is because I saw this car was on unmarked. Is this a registered unmarked vehicle for undercover work or. Okay, you're not allowed to have patrol cars that are. That are unmarked. Are you aware of that? Under Washington State rcw.

[Drew]

Oh, leave this guy alone. He's like fleet.

[G]

Yeah, you really should do that. So there's no mark. There's no indication on this car.

[Mike]

This guy's a. Morning.

[G]

Okay, what's your name? Canfield. Okay, Deputy Canfield. Can I see some id?

[Drew]

Can you see some id?

[G]

Yeah, I need to make sure that. To make sure you're actually a police officer and that you are. You have the authority to be driving this vehicle because you seem to be kind of doing something that's clearly in Violation of Washington state law. So I just want to make sure you are who you say you are still sitting there.

[Mike]

Okay, mister, I'm not.

[Drew]

I'm not going to play the game with you.

[G]

This isn't a game. It's called law. Yeah. So can I see some ID and maybe license, registration, proof of insurance?

[Drew]

Mike would have hit him with a Maglite by now.

[Justin]

Mike?

[G]

Anybody can have a patch, sir.

[Mike]

Okay, what about.

[G]

Is it a big deal for you to show me some ID just so I can make sure I can show it to you? That'd be cool. That's all I want. I just. I just like to make sure. Canfield GT51. Can I see?

[Justin]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Who the is he talking to?

[G]

Okay, let me just get a radio.

[Drew]

That's a state ID or is that a sheriff id? Okay, Sheriff. Okay, that looks.

[G]

That looks legit to me. I appreciate it.

[Mike]

I do. I really do. This is what happened. This was.

[G]

I appreciate it.

[Mike]

Yeah, that.

[G]

I appreciate that. Are you stopping people in this vehicle?

[Justin]

Yeah, I am.

[G]

Okay. It's completely in violation of Washington state law and you are culpable in that the way the law is written. So you've admitted that you are in violation of Washington state law stopping people in this vehicle. So what I'm going to encourage you to do, I'm not going to write you up today. What I am going to encourage you to do, to do is take this car back. I know you're smiling, but we the citizens do have a right to hold you guys accountable. If I'm an open violation of the law. I mean, I could. I could call a sheriff out here and demand that you're not coming out.

[Mike]

Of my mouth because you are an.

[G]

Open violation of Washington state rcws. Okay. So I just want you talk to the sheriff about it.

[Mike]

We have.

[G]

There's a problem with this in Soap Lake as well. And this is why I'm bringing this up lately. I really want you guys to be aware of this. I want you to follow along. Do you understand the safety concern? I mean, let's say my daughter's. It's 12 o'clock at night. My daughter's out driving around and she doesn't drive yet, but you get the idea. And, and she gets stopped by what is supposedly a police officer. But there's no markings whatsoever. And that's one of the main reasons you should not be stopping people in a car that's unmarked.

[Drew]

Just go anywhere because that's when that.

[Mike]

You're good, you're good.

[Justin]

Thank you for that. Can you Imagine he jumps out and he arrests him for trespassing in his police.

[Mike]

It's Washington though. They have to put up with that.

[Drew]

We're at the halfway point. We've got a lot more videos to show you, a lot more super chats to go over. However, we do got to get a word in from our sponsors, How Arms and Brotherhood Blades.

[F]

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[Drew]

Anti Hero 10.

[Brent]

All right guys, we are back. I want to make a quick announcement. Someone reached out to us this week and the I can't say who it was and what state they're from because it's supposed to be a surprise for their department. There is a police officer that needs a all terrain wheelchair. All terrain wheelchair. So an automated all terrain wheelchair. The only company they know of. It costs $30,000 to supply an all terrain wheelchair. So anybody out there hearing this, if you know of something else, any other alternatives, please reach out to us at. What is it?

[Drew]

The email here info antiheropodcast.com or the antiheropodcastmail.com There you go, guys.

[Mike]

Thanks.

[Drew]

Or DM us or if you know how to put a lift kit on a wheelchair. Yeah, we can do that too.

[Justin]

Mechanized words.

[Mike]

You have 30 grand or if you.

[Justin]

Just want to throw 30 grand.

[Drew]

So what I noticed before we get into this is that. Have you noticed a lot of podcasters are wearing sunglasses now inside just one. No, I think you started it. I don't know. So what we're gonna do now is when we're on here, we're gonna wear reduce ridiculous sunglasses, pit vipers, goggles. I remember when Jimmy Watson came through the door, he had these big ass VR guy.

[Mike]

You could wear the VR guy apple.

[Drew]

Those are so if sunglasses are to be worn, there are to be extreme sunglasses. So let's just be. Oh, and Patreon winner. So the Patreon gift, what are they going to win this this week is from y'all. Hey, it's a care package from Cotteville. It's a actually a really nice bag. And what, what comes in the bag, it's got patches.

[Mike]

It's got every patches and every patch that I make. And the bags actually just went live on my site under for sale tonight.

[Drew]

So coffee dotcom.

[Mike]

Yeah, copylogy dot com. And under accessories is the bag.

[Drew]

And it's a nice little gym duffel.

[Mike]

That's the first one that's going out.

[Drew]

All right, what are you throwing in there?

[Justin]

And then this actual cigar smelling hat. No, it's a donut shop podcast hat. Donut shop podcast stickers, patch and a mug and then cancoozie.

[Drew]

Nice.

[Mike]

I'm gonna throw my game worn thong into.

[Justin]

That's the one you were showing the.

[Drew]

Tyler Egan, you are the winner of all of that plus his game worn thong. So congratulations, man. Thank you for being a Patreon member. And every week we will be giving away a Patreon gift on the Thursday night live.

[Mike]

A small thong.

[Drew]

So let's go to the inbox where we have all of our videos. We gotta start cranking out some of.

[Brent]

These videos but we have an important chat real Quick from cag. Daddy is in with his own super chat. He says, would you rather all songs exist, but they are all performed by Pitbull?

[Justin]

Mr. 305 or.

[Brent]

Only one Pitbull song exists, but it's performed by every artist with their own cover interpretation.

[Mike]

All Pitbull.

[Drew]

Brett came up with that.

[Mike]

Yeah, I like.

[Drew]

Good job, Brad. He used AI all songs.

[Justin]

But you're going option one.

[Mike]

Option one.

[Drew]

No, option two.

[Justin]

I'm taking option two.

[Drew]

One song, but every artist gets to remake it. Yeah, yeah, that's. That. That's a great. That's a great.

[Justin]

Is that the only music? Music, though, is option two, the only music of. There's only one song in the world.

[Drew]

Only one song and everybody does it.

[Justin]

No, this is the only in the world.

[Drew]

But then you got. Okay, so Pitbull's the only person.

[Mike]

Yeah, yeah, dude. But he's got everybody collabs with Pitbulls. You get a little mix.

[Drew]

All right, so first let's. Let's click on. Oh, right there. So our very own Mike from Cotteville was a tick tock cop back in the day. Everybody does know this, right? Did you know this, Justin? Yeah.

[Justin]

Look at the. Look at the shaved heads.

[Drew]

He is a re. What do you call that?

[Justin]

Retard.

[Drew]

I was gonna say, like re.

[Justin]

Reform.

[Drew]

Reformed.

[Mike]

Yeah. This is bad.

[Drew]

All right.

[Mike]

This is bad.

[Justin]

Just freeze.

[Drew]

It's only 12 seconds.

[Mike]

That's bad.

[Drew]

How bad could it be?

[Mike]

It's real bad.

[Justin]

That's what she said.

[Drew]

All right.

[Mike]

Yo, Fast and Furious 9 is cool and all, but I'm waiting for the next movie because they need to call it fast 10. Your seat belt.

[Justin]

Oh.

[Drew]

Safety first, kids. Yo, Fast and Furious. Is that a. Like a. He looks like he's got gold stripes.

[Mike]

Yeah. I was a corporal. I was a training officer.

[Drew]

Because Making those videos that got you in it. No, that was the gateway video.

[Mike]

That makes you say. Just like. The reason I get so upset with is because I'm. I'm disappointed in myself for what I did. And I am. I'm embarrassed. I'm disappointed. And I understand the mental unwellness I was going through when that was going on. And I think most of these tick tock cops are going through that same thing. And I didn't listen to anybody that was coming to me going, hey, man, this is like, what are you doing?

[Drew]

Okay.

[Mike]

And I was on swat and I was embarrassing the SWAT team. And I was. I was a clown. And that's where I look at it. Like, you have to have a moment of like, stop. And I just wouldn't do it.

[Justin]

Do you think there's you. When you say mental unwellness, do you think that there was a level of praise or attention you were looking for when you did it?

[Mike]

100. I was 100. I was going through some really rough and. And again, just like alcohol or any other crutch that became. And that's where I said, like, the followers and the fake. And unfortunately, you're still addicted to followers, bro. I'm fine.

[Justin]

He's got to catch the high somewhere.

[Mike]

What I'm getting at is, is that those people making those videos are stuck where I know they're stuck, and they will not listen. And you try to talk to them nicely. You bring it to. And they did. People did it to me. My moment was a guy that really didn't know that well walked up to me, and I ended up be really good friends with him. And he said, dude, you're a clown. And nobody else did that. Everybody talked about behind my back. Yeah, this dude walked up to me, he said, you're a clown. And I was like. And I wanted to fight him. I remember leaving, calling my wife. I was like, this would beat his ass. I drove around for like two days, and I was like, you know what? He's right. He's right. And I called him and I said, dude, thank you for, like, that was the fun. Everybody told me my wife's. Everybody said, stop. And it was like, oh, they're just, you know, when somebody you're close to.

[Drew]

They'Re just trying to hold me back, baby.

[Mike]

You're trying to keep my clout. I'm a content creator now. I'm a content creator now. So when that guy said that to me, I really, it really finally hit home. And I deleted it like the next day. And, and I was like, that's it. I'm done.

[Justin]

And millions and millions of voices were silenced. And a lot of Star wars reference.

[Mike]

It was, it was so again, I, I, I, I say I'm embarrassed, but I don't mind being at the brunt of a joke if it can bring some awareness to the fact that what they're doing is wrong. And that was, that was five years ago. That was 2020 during COVID And then from there, I actually had my best years of, like, getting in a bit more into training, getting more into tactics, getting into, like, SWAT school, where we.

[Justin]

Were meant your outlets. The outlets.

[Mike]

So again, when I say these things, and I know Dominic Gizzo, again, is another one that's really hard his message. Some people don't like to hear him, but his message is correct.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Mike]

If you're wasting time doing that, you're not ready for that gunfight. You're not ready for what's going to come around the corner. You're in the parking lot doing that, you don't have no idea what's going on around you. So I'm embarrassed, and I'm glad you called me out about it because I deserve to be called out about it.

[Brent]

You can't be that embarrassed. It wasn't like it was a green.

[Mike]

That was worse. Yeah, that was worse. 1. I was doing the whole acting in the car and acting like I was having PTSD and it was bad.

[Justin]

Oh, no.

[Drew]

All right.

[Brent]

Joshua W. Says, hey, guys, I'm a mechanic for the second biggest Ready Mix company in the world. Great job. I'm 26, have wanted to be a cop forever, but I have concerns about it in California. How restricted are they there or here? Ready to take the leap?

[Drew]

I don't think California split into two. You got Northern California. You got the Kyle from shots fired. Great, dude. He's been in four shootings, dude. And they. He loves it up there.

[Mike]

Northern California, strong unions in California. Those police unions are good Northern Cals.

[Justin]

Yeah. I mean, then you've got like. Like red counties, like Riverside, which is in Southern California, east of la. Riverside. They got good sheriff and stuff like that. So you've got places like Seal Beach.

[Mike]

Do you follow Seal Beach P.D.

[Drew]

No.

[Justin]

Oh, yeah.

[Mike]

They're amazing. I've talked to their social media guy, personally. They put you on blast, dude. Like, you don't steal in the seal. That's what they call it. Don't steal it. They'll make a whole video.

[Justin]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Of a breakdown of you being a. And that's a great place to work. Yeah, those guys are cool.

[Justin]

Like. Like with. With. With like store cameras, body cameras all together. And then they narrate it like a clean narration.

[Mike]

You see Dukes of Hazard one? No, there's like, we're gonna get him today, Roscoe. And they're driving, and then they show the pursuit and, like it. They just. They do a really good job.

[Drew]

Did you. Did you get Wesley Pruitt's 200 super chat?

[Brent]

But probably not there yet.

[Justin]

Well, they figured that out.

[Drew]

It was always. It was before.

[Justin]

Don't just ask three people sitting on a dais right here on a. On a live stream.

[Drew]

Yeah, yeah.

[Justin]

But do your research, whatever department, whatever area you're in, and. And figure out. I mean, hey, maybe you need to move.

[Mike]

Ask some people at the department. Yeah, like more than one. Because one guy's gonna tell you loves it, one guy's gonna tell you hates it. Then you'll find the guy right in the middle that's going to give you the Honest opinion.

[Drew]

Wesley Pruitt 200 dol. Super chat. Jesus, guys. I'm away for two weeks and come to Tits McGee.

[Brent]

Yeah, we talked about that.

[Justin]

I was like another 200.

[Brent]

Yeah, that's what I was thinking.

[Justin]

Thank you, Wesley.

[Brent]

Well, he's done it. He's done it twice before.

[Mike]

Tyler got a fixated on tips and he couldn't. He couldn't stop thinking about it. So he's generous.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Drew]

Better than dick.

[Justin]

There's one right there. Is that academy ftos?

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Brent]

Yes. This is the next one. Papa Penguin academies and FTO need to improve, no doubt. But cops backing up 1/4 mile, not drawing pistol. Etc. Also has a lot to do with cities and admins who can't wait to throw officers under the bus. Seaports Mouth, Virginia for examples.

[Mike]

But. But that goes to your point about finding out where you're working.

[Justin]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Because if you got a agency that's not gonna let you shoot a guy with a knife. Yeah, you're in the wrong place.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Like you're in the wrong. Like you're in the wrong place.

[Drew]

They don't. They probably. You know, Everybody knows that 21.

[Mike]

Every academy teaches you to shoot somebody. Like that's what they teach you to do.

[Justin]

Yeah. Because I mean, this is going to get. This is. I'll try and be real brief with this getting in the weeds. You. You got to look at what your police like, if it's police or sheriff's departments, your administration is, then you've got your electeds within either the county or the city. Who do they answer to? Is it. Is it a strong mayor, is a weak mayor, is it a strong commission? All that kind of stuff. You need to do a little bit of research. If we're talking about that kind of stuff. Being nervous about backing up up 30ft if you're going to shoot a guy with a knife. Because a lot of that comes into play. That guy that's doing that might be worried because he knows his chief is a. And that he's got a commission that's going to fire the chief and the chief's just going to try to protect himself. That kind of stuff. So. Dude, that's.

[Drew]

That's the short version.

[Justin]

Way deep in the weeds, bro. I could go real deep in it. Real deep. Into it. But. But just, you know, just to give a quick example.

[Brent]

All right. Polite design says, Jesus, give me the restraint and tact of that officer. He just wanted to go get a white monster.

[Justin]

Yeah.

[Drew]

Let's do some more videos now in.

[Justin]

The white police car. The all white police car.

[Drew]

Go, go up. So this one was. Keep going right there. That top one right there. No, that one right there. That was this one. Yes. And this was actually sent by a lot of people. And people were wondering if I and Brent have the same take on dancing cops as this guy. And what you're about to see is most likely a cop responding to. Hopefully responding to. And he's not working a detail and just jumped on stage. But overall he's on stage singing some kind of punk rock post.

[Justin]

His fail.

[Drew]

Post punk rock song. Yeah. I don't think I've ever heard the song. But he's killing it. He's nailing it. And he looks like he has experience.

[Justin]

Yeah.

[Drew]

In being a singer for a band.

[Justin]

Yeah.

[Drew]

I thought this was really cool. This. And we'll watch it and I'll explain why. Yeah. All right.

[Justin]

I could get up on. On stage and sing that. It can't be saved by Census Fail.

[Drew]

That is. That is police work right there. That is. To me, that is about as humanizing in the bag as you're going to get. That entire club now resonated with that cop and they connected as one. It wasn't for clout. When they dance and they do tick tock, it's for them. Just like Mike was saying, it's for them. It's a dopamine for them. Okay. This was bridging the gap between the community between that event and him. And he took something that he had experience in and killed it. And I think that's way different than the self serving dancing cop.

[Mike]

And it's not. It wasn't pre planned.

[Drew]

No.

[Mike]

So it's a. Again, it's a. It's a. It's almost no different than the guy that stops and plays basketball better. Yeah, yeah. It's the same. It's in the same realm of that.

[Justin]

And this is. I was thinking about this on the way up because I figured this video was going to come up on it because I had tagged you on it before and. And 100. Exactly what you said. Because you're not standing in front of one lens, one camera filming this, this video, the Tick Tock video. You're there with people of a like mind. You're speaking to the audience right there in that room.

[Mike]

Yeah, he has no idea if it's even been recorded.

[Justin]

Yeah. He's just there doing it, say, hey, catch this video? He's. He's doing it because the band either knows him, like you said. Like, I made up the story in my head, like, oh, he works the detail. And that's a band, probably a cover band that. That does the bar all.

[Mike]

Yeah, he knows them well.

[Justin]

And so. And they. And. And he said, hey, guys, yeah, I could sing this song. It's a good song. I'll sing it. And they're gonna be like, get up on stage. Lead singer wants to go take a piss. Get up and sing the song. We'll play it, bro. And. And he just goes up and does that. I just hope he's got somebody else there with a gun, though.

[Drew]

Somebody has to get square about it.

[Justin]

We do.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Justin]

We got to come back full circle. And hopefully he's got somebody covering his back on that while he is up there singing. Hey, maybe he's got the mic and he draws down a bop.

[Drew]

This. This type of thing. Also, we're in contact with a guy, and his name's Kick Flips and Donuts.

[Justin]

Yeah, man.

[Drew]

Phenomenal skateboarder.

[Justin]

Yeah.

[Drew]

Prior Marine, and he's a deputy. And I want to say it's in Arizona.

[Justin]

He just switched. He went to a city he works for.

[Drew]

Well, don't.

[Justin]

Another city. No, he puts it on. It's.

[Drew]

Oh, he does.

[Justin]

Okay. His city's on his Instagram.

[Drew]

His. His videos, again, are just like this. They bridge the community and him together. He goes out there and he takes a special skill set that he has, and he showcases it in a way to relate to anybody out there that skateboards. He looks the part. He's got the neck tattoos. Like, he looks cool like that. That to me was. Let's watch the video. That to me is.

[Justin]

But. And he's the best because that's a community. The kids that are skateboarding that are usually harassed the up by cops because we're usually kicking them off private property, telling them, hey, you can't do this. You can't do this.

[Drew]

Just like that. Cops used to shutting stuff down.

[Justin]

Yeah.

[Drew]

You know, maybe like, shut it. It's too loud.

[Justin]

Yeah. But he's up there singing, so. So this guy's grinding on a bar, showing him what to do. And he's got a lot of great videos of him because he carries his skate decks with him in his car.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Justin]

He gives them out to, like. Especially if, like, a kid broke his skate deck or something. He's hey, here you go. Here's a new guy. Yeah, he's a good dude. Yeah, that was at the sheriff's department that he used to work at.

[Drew]

But, yeah, we're trying to get him on the show.

[Justin]

Goldfinger.

[Drew]

But, yeah, so th. Those are. Those are cases where it is not nearly the same as dancing or tick tocking or doing skits or doing things for clout. That's my opinion.

[Mike]

I agree.

[Drew]

Yeah, I agree. Let's go watch Anthony Rizzo. Dominic is Dominic Izzo. Anthony Rizzo.

[Mike]

We got a thing about saying everybody's name wrong.

[Justin]

It's. It's a Thursday night thing. It's a Thursday night.

[Drew]

Is that the first one?

[Brent]

Yep.

[Mike]

Yes.

[Drew]

All right, let's play that one.

[Mike]

Are you retiring, Hardy?

[Drew]

The hell's the matter with you? Okay, so this isn't. I'm trying to find one that he superimposes himself and just roast. Look, it's Kaylee. Yeah, it's Kaylee. Oh, Dominique got Kaylee.

[Mike]

Yes, yes. All right, this is the one. The bottom one is.

[Drew]

I want to watch the middle one first.

[Mike]

Okay, watch.

[Drew]

Yeah, I think it's a compilation of. She's been on the show. She's been on the live.

[E]

Best lip combo ever.

[Justin]

So I started out by making videos, kissing the camera.

[E]

So I always do tart. I'm a tart girly. It's this, like, really pretty, kind of.

[Mike]

Like pink on my lips, kind of like nude.

[E]

And then I use this liner. I always start with the liner. And this one's going to be blush pink. And it's also tart.

[Mike]

Yes. There it is.

[E]

It's so messy. I use it so much. And then sometimes I leave them in my car and they, like, melt. It's not a good habit. Don't do that, because these are, like, very expensive. But I leave them in my car anyway.

[Drew]

All right, so that's good enough. So that. That's Kaylee. She's been on the Live before.

[Brent]

She's great.

[Drew]

Yeah. All right, let's play devil's advocate. She is resonating with. Not female cops so much, but maybe females, and she's a cop, and she's talking about makeup tutorials to young women. Could we go that route?

[Mike]

You can go wherever you want. She's your friend. You can go wherever you want, wherever you want to go.

[Drew]

I'm just trying. I mean, but I mean, because you're only.

[Mike]

You're not gay if it's once, right? If it's only once.

[Drew]

What do you think, Justin? Yeah, My voice Of reason.

[Justin]

No, I like it. I like it. I like your. I like your. Sorry, I was reading some chats. I like it.

[Mike]

She's your friend. He likes it. I don't know enough about it. It looks like the rest of them, but I'm just trying to say, what's.

[Drew]

The difference between a guy skateboarding and. I know the difference, and I. I really don't think.

[Justin]

No, the thing that I don't like about, like those, the couple videos that you have rolling up there. I don't like the in the cop car video that you've got to blur out a badge or take your badge off.

[Drew]

Okay. There's no stuff physically in that video like the skateboarding video, the concert video.

[Justin]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Without the uniform. Would anybody watch her makeup tutorial? Would she have that many followers without a uniform?

[Justin]

Right. Booyah.

[Mike]

Well, okay. Beautiful. Okay. Okay.

[Drew]

Damn. Drew, over there. Okay.

[Mike]

Yeah, but do you.

[Brent]

Not as pretty as my wife. But she's pretty.

[Mike]

She's pretty. I'm gonna leave it there. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Again, I don't know. I'm not saying anything negative. I'm just saying I. I. Most of the time, the uniform, male or female.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Without being very, very revealing. Very revealing. Like Lincoln by the revealing. Most of the time, there's a dime a dozen girls promoting makeup or whatever else, and it never takes off from the uniform. Definitely.

[Drew]

Let's go back to the guys not.

[Justin]

Wearing sleeves on the show.

[Brent]

All right, we got a hundred dollar super chat. Thank you. RNT 6296. Got your whole address on there. That's awesome, man. Thank you for the love.

[Mike]

We really appreciate it.

[Brent]

You can't trust something that bleeds for a week and doesn't die.

[Justin]

Okay.

[Brent]

Just another delusional sro.

[Drew]

Oh, they have inside knowledge, but that person knows something.

[Justin]

Oh, really?

[Drew]

Yeah. Based off that.

[Justin]

I was gonna say most people. You guys all on SROs.

[Drew]

You were an SRO at one point.

[Justin]

Six and a half years.

[Mike]

You didn't tell me that.

[Drew]

Do you get a badge after a while?

[Justin]

I'm telling you. But I worked.

[Mike]

It's a golden punch card for the lunchroom.

[Justin]

Hey, I. I was. I was partially excited to get back to those Mexican pizzas that I had in high school, so. But no, as an sro. But going back to it, just thinking about what you said. You think about when you walk into a room. I said I would be walking the lunchroom every day, and I go pop, pop, pop to my left.

[Mike]

What am I doing? Again?

[Justin]

What am I doing?

[Mike]

But you're Right. And a square. There's nothing better than a square to it squared away. SRO that's going to protect the school that actually has that here. But if you're doing that. But I know. I know a lot of. Yeah, but that's the right mindset to.

[Justin]

Have, and I'll eat it all day, and I'm fine with it. And I know it was before I got into it. I know it was. Sorry, road officer.

[Mike]

Well, I mean, I walked in. I did. I did overtime at the SRO office one day in one school, and the. The plate carrier and the rifle plate for his vest was hanging on the. And it was on top of it. No, no, he didn't even put it in. It was his rifle plate that weighed an extra five pounds was on top of the locker, and he didn't even wear it. So I'm like, okay, no, I was.

[Justin]

I was in the middle of fights, breaking up fights in the high school, arrested for drugs.

[Mike]

Well, high school, that. You get a little. You get a promotion. You get an SRO promotion if you're in a high school.

[Justin]

But I did do elementary school for five, so I. I was a crossing guard.

[Drew]

Let's go.

[Mike]

We like the guy on the motorcycle.

[Brent]

All right.

[Mike]

We got a little one.

[Brent]

You guys can help me out with this. I'm too stupid to understand this question. Zulu whiskey. Back again. Appreciate it. Suggestion for the suggestion box. Guest requests that equal a certain dollar amount should be attempted to get on your show. What do you think?

[Mike]

Equal.

[Brent]

I've read it a couple times.

[Justin]

I think that goes along with, like, the. The Patreon thing, like you talked about. I think on a show about, hey, get into the Patreon, talk about it and, you know, some of the. We might bring a Patreon into. Maybe not on the show, but like into the studio kind of thing. I think you guys talked about it or I just made that up.

[Drew]

No, I mean, if you're on Patreon.

[Mike]

I get what you're saying. Like, one of these guys comes in.

[Drew]

They can come in. Yeah, they Patreon. People come in all the time.

[Mike]

I'll buy pizza.

[Drew]

Zulu, do another one. Just do $1.99 and kind of clarify that.

[Justin]

99 cents, 99 cents. Badges.

[Drew]

What's your favorite kind of jerky?

[Brent]

Beef jerky.

[Justin]

I can't show you. Oh, wait.

[Mike]

What was that thing earlier?

[Drew]

Robbing jerky, Eve said. Any research being done about Clint Bonnell, a former Green Beret, missing. I mean, I'm not. I don't live in North Carolina, I don't know. I'm not doing any research on him. I'm just kind of reading the headlines as they come out. I don't think they've verified with the DNA yet that it's him. I think everybody knows that the, the remains found are probably Clint, but I have not seen anything that has verified that 100%. So as far as I know, we're still waiting to make sure that it's him and then it goes on to the investigation of what the fuck happened.

[Brent]

Is a good one. Wes say yeet. Says hey Turtler got pulled over today for a brake light. I let him know I was carrying. He clowned me on my red dot choice and gave me a warning. I think I'd rather take the ticket.

[Mike]

Must have been a Hollison. Hollison. He had to have a Hollison then, right?

[Drew]

I don't know.

[Mike]

Yeah, it's just made in China.

[Justin]

Oh, okay.

[Mike]

That gun slaps page just cooks.

[Drew]

Oh my God. I know. Wes is joking. I mean that's always, that's always a good interaction with a cop when they don't write you anything monetary wise and that, you know, you can clown with them back and that, that's good, right? All right.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Drew]

Going down, down, down, down.

[Mike]

Let me this, so this, preface it. Is that the word? Yeah, preface it.

[Justin]

Oh, backstory.

[Mike]

So Anthony Rizzo. Anthony Rizzo, which is the Jerky Boys. Dominic Izzo, he wrote that he roast that girl, right? This is the same girl from the Pink Handcuffs. And then watch. This is her reaction to him only reposting her videos and basically saying you're a clown. This is a police officer who now I believe this is the video where he, she reacts to him calling her out. This is a battle, it's a rap battle. Now remember, she's a first responder. She's going to kill somebody. She's not going to yell, she's not going to back up 40ft with a gun. She's going to take him out. Watch the reaction.

[Drew]

Long time no see. So whether you noticed or didn't notice, I deactivated my tick tock for about the last week. Good.

[E]

I was doxed.

[Drew]

I don't want to get into it. I don't want to give this person that did this any more attention than they're already getting.

[H]

Yep, that was me. You're a cop, right? That's what you leverage online non stop with all of your content. You would think that somebody who's a professional police officer knows how to present facts and evidence correctly. So do so none of your personal or private information was given out online. But continue, please.

[Drew]

But long story short, I was docked, and I thought it was for the best interest of my mental health and.

[E]

My personal safety to take a break.

[Drew]

For a little bit.

[Mike]

But tick tock.

[H]

All right, so I don't want to be the cause of anybody's mental health breakdown, but this is what my concern is. You have a professional police officer who leverages her status for social media cred, right? So you're telling me that by me resharing your already public content that you put out there, you had a mental health crisis? You a professional police officer? We need to take a look. What stuff did I share that caused you to have a mental health breakdown? And how detrimental is this for your profession? Let's take a look.

[Mike]

Hi, ma'am.

[Drew]

I'm Gibby.

[G]

She doesn't speak English.

[Mike]

So bad. It's so bad.

[Drew]

This is my outfit for today, and if you don't like it, you could leave.

[Mike]

Get ready with me.

[Drew]

Try to touch me.

[Mike]

So this is where your friends videos.

[E]

Kind of interchange, you know, the struggle of trying to fit a beanie over your bun.

[Mike]

It worth it? Oh, yeah, it's worth it.

[E]

My count on here heavily revolves around.

[Drew]

Inspiring and educating especially young women on law enforcement and how hard it is to be a girl in a man's world.

[H]

I will continue to be the bad guy until you guys wake the up and not realize that you are killing your profession. You just gave an orgy of evidence for your command staff and a defense attorney to go against you. What did you talk about? You filmed videos on duty in uniform in your squad car for your TikTok account, right? I reshared them. Since resharing them, you had to take a week off because you had a mental health breakdown and you were afraid for your safety. And now it's all because women are. Women just have a hard time in law enforcement. Think of all of that. Any defense attorney can now go up against you and go, why did you use a taser on my client? You lied about being doxed. Can we trust what you put in a report? Did you use too much force because you were afraid for your safety or because you had a mental health breakdown? Because they re shared one of your TikTok videos and your command staff. Holy. All it takes is one of your partners to go up after they see this and go, I can't work with her. She's that safe. Someday you guys will realize I'm the bad guy for a reason.

[Drew]

Long time no, see whether you know this.

[Mike]

Here's my point goes back to Haley. This is my point.

[Drew]

Kaylee.

[Mike]

Haley, Haley.

[Justin]

You can mess up names.

[Mike]

So this, this is a, this is a, this is a spin off of that mentality. She says that those videos she just made, Cap Cutie is inspiring other women to be cops. Where's the range? Where's the mud on the range? Shooting a rifle. Where's the bjj? Where's the dry fire? Where is the real police work? Deadlifts gym.

[Justin]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Where's the. Where is that? What inspiration is that? That's. And that's what drives me crazy.

[Justin]

Antibacterial on your hands.

[Mike]

What the man. And then you know who gets most mad about that? Legit female cops.

[Justin]

Right?

[Mike]

That is what all the little girlies see and go, oh, I can be a cop too. I can sit in the car and hold up these handcuffs. That's not the job for anybody, especially females.

[Justin]

Yeah.

[Mike]

And that's where I agree with Dominic all the way. And people don't like him. Some things he says he's very up, obviously very upfront. But that is the best argument I've seen. Do you trust her? You know, your zone partner is a zone away. Dancing around the car, I mean that's.

[Drew]

Just, it's funny something that she did to herself caused her a mental health breakdown and all he did was just re. Share it like he did.

[Justin]

Well and that's the, and that's the problem is that like anything putting any of this out there, saying what I'm saying tonight, sitting here on a live on YouTube, I have to be able to own up to it and understand that. You know, I got death threat beat up for.

[Mike]

I got death threats from like 60 countries. When my TikTok went viral and I got, I got.

[Drew]

It was me.

[Mike]

I didn't have a fuck. I didn't have a mental health breakdown. I felt like a piece of shit. But it was like, you know, again to say your point, you put it.

[Justin]

Out there for everybody to see what you're doing.

[Drew]

You've got to save the fucking death threats for when you're fucking working dope. When you're putting away people for fucking life, that's when you're going to get real death. That's when you go home and you go, I don't feel safe right now.

[Mike]

Right, but what is that again? What is that doing for a female cop? Showing them that, oh, I can go do this. I can see. They don't see the chicks getting beat on the side of the road, punch in the face. They're not seeing the real that's happening out there every day. And that's unfortunate that they think, they think in their head that they're inspiring a generation of women to get into the most dangerous job you can get into. And they think that's helping people. That mentality is bananas to me.

[Drew]

All right, so this all kind of like Dominique Izzo is kind of has that abrasive approach that Andrew. What's his name?

[Mike]

Clay, the Dominique, like, is that what it's like for Andy? For selling?

[Drew]

Is that what you're getting for selling?

[Mike]

Yeah. He had a very stern.

[Drew]

And we've played it. Everybody knows he says a female cop, I can punch you right through your face or something like that.

[Mike]

Right.

[Drew]

He was very. I. Everybody got it. Everybody knew he was trying to say, like a man can overpower a woman.

[Mike]

Yes.

[Drew]

He was just very graphic unnecessarily.

[Mike]

I don't know. Was it?

[Drew]

Well, I mean, it was. Either way, we're gonna go now. So there's this podcast called hey, Hey 5.

[Mike]

Oh, it's Haley's page. It's got like 100 subscribers, but she's a podcast. In one of her videos, she says she's a podcast.

[Drew]

Well, she fight. She somehow gets Andy Friselli on her podcast of 200 subscribers and 235. And she. Where we're going to start it is her pretty much telling Andy what he meant, what he was going to say and how he meant to say it. And Andy goes, yeah, and just fucking cucks away. So let's play it.

[E]

And I feel like just coming from an officer, I think that you didn't realize at that point. I definitely think that you realized like what you said was wrong and you were addressing it. But I don't think you realized the gravity because you had made like jokes and stuff like, oh, vote for me. And like, you know, it was kind of like a very light hearted conversation.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[E]

So I think at that point you, you definitely realized what you said was wrong. But I don't think you realize the weight or the gravity at that point yet.

[Mike]

Right.

[I]

And that's because the question that we got was more about like, can you explain what you meant? And that's, that's what I was trying to do. And you know, I didn't think because that's the normal format of our show. So I didn't. I just worked it into the show and.

[Drew]

Right.

[I]

And then after the show I. I was sitting at home and I started realizing, I started Thinking about the things that my friend had said.

[Mike]

And.

[I]

And. And I actually came back up here, and I called my team back up here, and I said, hey, I want to record an apology to these people. And. Which I never do. I never. I don't know how much you guys know, but I. My show, we talk about things that are on the edge of controversy all the time, and I don't apologize for things because, you know, I stand on my words. And. And. But if I'm wrong and, you know, I'm not too big or I don't shy away from admitting that I'm wrong. And in this case, you know, I was sitting at home, my stomach was just not feeling right. I wasn't feeling good. I wasn't feeling like I. I didn't. I know. I guess, like, I had this internal feeling that I know I'm in trouble. Say more.

[Mike]

And so I called.

[I]

And we posted that the same day.

[Drew]

He.

[Mike]

He.

[Drew]

He is literally saying, like, I knew what I said was so bad that I'm gonna be in trouble. Not. I feel bad about saying it. Right.

[Mike]

That's a. That's a savior brand.

[Drew]

Yeah, it is. Wow, wow, wow, wow. No, well, I don't know anything about that. Female.

[Justin]

I think she's a dispatcher.

[Mike]

No, no, no, no.

[Justin]

She's a police officer.

[Mike]

She came from Chicago. I know all about her. She was a Chicago police officer.

[Drew]

All right.

[Mike]

She moved to Delray, and she immediately started, in my opinion, leveraging her position to sell products.

[Justin]

Let me see if I can get her on my podcast.

[Mike]

And then again, if you go on, if you went into her comments and said anything negative, she had a gang of people that went and complained against you at your agency.

[Justin]

Gang, Gang.

[Mike]

Just to me, it's. Again, it's. And the message is wrong to females. She uses the word mighty all the time. If you're a mighty female, you can overcome this possession. If you. No, you have to train. Yeah. Like, you're gonna, like, get the spinach, Popeye. You're gonna turn into some monster. No, you become a monster by training.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Become a monster by doing the job right. So that. But that is the spin into. What I'm seeing is chicks that aren't even out of the academy yet are already on Tick Tock making little videos, preparing to be in the car. And I watched one chick that was in from my hometown become a cop in another state and documented it all on Tick Tock Through. And now she's sitting in her car making those same videos, and they're seeing that and thinking that's the right thing to do. And it's not. And that's just not females. That's everybody. It just happens to be a female topic tonight. But that's. Any cop should not be doing that. And again, I. I was a. And you shouldn't be sitting there in your car.

[Justin]

They're there.

[Mike]

You sure? They're sitting there in your car doing that. And again, I'm not saying don't have fun. And one video here, one video. It's not the end of the world. But when your entire existence is that. Yeah. And then you're preaching it. That it is a way to bring females successfully into the job. And whatever the she says about the first video we watched about all that, it's not. It's. It's setting a poor example for what this job really. It's like telling everybody you probably won't get hurt as a cop. It's going to be fun. You're going to stand in front of Walmart. You're going to help people. No, you're gonna. Some people want to kill you.

[Justin]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Every day somebody wants your next traffic stop. Could be a dude passing through town that killed five people in another state. And you have no idea. And he wants. All he wants to do is kill you.

[Drew]

So no matter where you work. I wanted to get into you guys a little bit. But this kind of transitions into. Is this kind of. Why? What's the origins of Copville Meme page. Talk about that. Talk about, you know, it. Is it. Was it good therapy? Do you feel like it was more effective communication to cops? Do you feel like it was better serving, you know, or was it just strictly a hobby and is that why you stayed. Stayed behind the veil?

[Mike]

I started because I got hosed at my agency in an ia and I started making memes to mock the administration. And I did it obviously behind a fake profile. But I obviously. And then I left and I felt like again, I never talked tactics. I never talked anything that would require me to identify myself. Yeah. It was strictly memes to be funny. And that's what it was. Obviously they're realistic. Yeah. And it's changed a little bit into somewhat of a business. But I take pride in donating money and being on that side of things and helping. But I, I just. It was. It was a way to relate and a way out and get people laughing. And it's made. It's helped, like. And I have started this database of guys in similar situations that I am that got hosed by their agency. Or got fired for some. And that's when I do finally start my podcast with some of the stuff I do want to talk about is that exact thing where, you know, there's bad things happening to good cops. And I think bad thing happened to me. And that was what. That's where I started. I started because of that, that again, it would start as a joke and became what it was. And now it's small business. But again, it's still about that mission is helping guys. I get training questions. I sponsor people to go to BJJ classes. I help people like training and stuff. So it's kind of become that pot of like a little bit of everything.

[Drew]

So it's Copville. OG is the Instagram meme page. Right. Strictly just good time memes. Copvilleog.com is the merch store where they can get all the stickers that are on the Instagram.

[Mike]

Correct. Everything I post.

[Drew]

And then those are.

[Mike]

Those.

[Drew]

Are you and Regan crushing stickers?

[Mike]

Yeah. And again, it's.

[Justin]

Where are people putting these stickers?

[Mike]

Water bottles.

[Justin]

I see there's a. There's a reason. Reusable shopping bag full of stickers out there.

[Mike]

Patches, stickers, all that stuff.

[Drew]

So it'll. And then this is all kind of morphed into. I mean, obviously you. Now you're. You. You came out of the shadows. Everybody knows. Now you're Mike from Copville. Now you're. You're starting locked up with Copville.

[Mike]

Correct.

[Drew]

Did I get that right?

[Mike]

Yes.

[Drew]

Okay.

[Mike]

That'll be a podcast where, again, similar to yours, but I think go a little different direction. I've dug up some old. I've dug up a lot of these old, older guys from COPS and some people in that area.

[Drew]

You got Jerry Worms.

[Mike]

I do have Jerry Worms. And Jerry's become a really good friend. And that gives you a very good transition from the old school law enforcement and what Jerry dealt with as a new comp to where we are now. And he's got, you know, he got.

[Justin]

Worms in the chats.

[Mike]

Yeah, he is in the chats.

[Drew]

Is he really?

[Mike]

Yeah, he's always in there.

[Drew]

I learned how to spell your. I spelled your last name wrong. And Mike about took my head off again.

[Mike]

Jerry's become a really good friend. Broward County. Yeah, bso. And I'm going to do his whole story on my first podcast. Like, it's a wild story, but yeah, it's. It's. That's. That's what cob's becoming. You know, it's.

[Drew]

Do you have a YouTube?

[Mike]

Yes. It's same @k youww. And if you go to my website, at the top is a link to the new. All right to the YouTube and all that.

[Drew]

So go to the YouTube, subscribe, wait for the event. The inevitable. Yeah.

[Brent]

2.0.

[Drew]

Justin has been podcasting way longer than any of us. Any of us in this room. He's been. You were one. It was always Donut Shop Podcast.

[Justin]

It was Donut Shop Podcast before that. I used to do a soccer podcast.

[Drew]

Gay.

[Justin]

Yeah, it goes with the sro. I might have been in sro, but I was. It was about drinking. But yeah, it was good. Good time. But yeah, it's. Yeah, it was one half of Donut Shop Podcast. We started it in 2020 and. And now it's. And now it's just me, Donut Shop Podcast. I have a website. Donut Shop podcast.com. but you know, it's. It's a good time for, for me it's. I'm inquisitive, I'm interested in people and I just want to hear all different stories about all different kind of stuff. Cops sitting in a donut shop. That's an original story. But basically anywhere we're sitting and eating, somebody just wants to walk up and talk to you and tell you a story.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Justin]

Because they're paying your salary. You're a free. Like I was joking around earlier in the live free legal advice or hey, this happened to me.

[Drew]

I got a parking ticket.

[Justin]

Do we got to give advice there?

[Mike]

Do you know my cousin, he worked in Maryland. Yeah.

[Justin]

He does all talk to each other.

[Mike]

You meet him.

[Justin]

So. But, but once in a while you get a good cool story or you find somebody interesting that you can talk to. So this Sunday I'm interviewing a dude. His name's Daniel. He's in a wheelchair. I don't know much about him. I saw him. He was. I was on a call. He was in the parking lot. Not part of the call, but he was practicing for wheelchair rugby, otherwise known as murder ball. So usually guys that are guys and girls that are paraplegic or in a wheelchair and it's. It's like basketball, but rugby. It's like on a basketball court, but a lot of, A lot of veterans do it. It's a slam sport. Like they bang into each other and stuff.

[Drew]

Can they use off road wheelchairs?

[Justin]

He might have. He might have an actual link.

[Mike]

That'd be the guy to ask.

[Justin]

Yeah, he might be able to. I'll ask him on Sunday. But you know, he has this almost like chariot looking Wheelchair that you can just tell is just battle worn from banging into other wheelchairs and stuff.

[Mike]

And totally not really. He's not law enforcement anyway.

[Justin]

I honestly don't know much about it.

[Mike]

That's a cool thing.

[Justin]

I saw him in the road and talked to him for a little bit, and then I saw him working out. Like, working out because he was run. He rolls the freaking sidewalk near his neighborhood, like, getting heart rate up, like, working out. And. And I jumped out on him and said, hey, what's up? You remember me from that call? Told you about the podcast. I got. I got business cards.

[Mike]

Cool.

[Justin]

I go, hit me up in an email if you're interested.

[Mike]

So he's leveraging his position to get people on his podcast.

[Justin]

I was off duty one day, and.

[Mike]

There you go, yo.

[Drew]

But I mean, it just goes to show, all the podcasts on counterculture are different in their own ways. You know, you're inquisitive about. You're almost like a cop asking civilians about their life. Yeah, a lot of yours are law enforcement.

[Justin]

There's a lot of. There's a lot of cops that come on talking about the career and all that kind of stuff.

[Mike]

I'm retired, so I can say where the. I want.

[Drew]

Yeah, yours is probably gonna be wild. But it's. It's a. Counterculture is a way for, you know, like, go. If you go check out Donut shop podcast. That's Justin's podcast. Justin's way of podcasting. You go locked up with Cotteville. That's Mike's podcast. That's his way of podcasting. But then, you know, you got Kenny with Beyond the Barrel podcast, and you got Reagan with conduct of becoming. We all have our own podcast, but we all come together as personalities to form counterculture. So you can talk about tomorrow. Yes. Oh, I already did. But you guys gotta tune in live on YouTube for the first ever open mic for counterculture. All right, that's gonna be a good time. I'm gonna roast these dudes because everybody's slacking and creating this company.

[Mike]

Except, hey, I'm driving here two hours every.

[Justin]

I'm always here. I'm always.

[Mike]

I'm always volunteering. My third trip in two weeks.

[Justin]

Move that freaking sight off of us. And it's not just me roast.

[Mike]

We'll be good.

[Justin]

You know, one text away from a question. I'm the IT guy.

[Drew]

All right, let's go to super chats.

[Justin]

Oh, you lost your mic.

[Brent]

Whiskey is back in. He says to reword what we totally didn't understand earlier. Sorry. It was poorly worded. As an example, if I requested to have former Seal Team 6 member Slade from Irregular Defense on the show, how much money would it take to have you guys reach out to him, to have him as a guest?

[Drew]

Oh, it would take no money. You as a. As a listener and a supporter, you will not pay any money. We really appreciate. We really appreciate suggestions and any hookups. If anybody can break that, can kind of bridge that communication.

[Justin]

Yeah. Make the connection.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Mike]

But no, no, I'm spare chain. I'll take any.

[Drew]

Guess we'll definitely have him on. And it's not a matter of like, oh, we don't want. We'll have anybody on. It's usually a matter of actually physically getting a hold of that person. Some of them are older and they don't use Instagram, and so they, you know, they don't know to check their requested inbox. And they also don't have like a contact me on. On a website. So, you know, it is an art form to get a hold of people. But yeah, absolutely. We will definitely have mine.

[Brent]

But if you sell Drew Tucker a thousand dollars, it'll help. It'll help out a lot.

[Justin]

Help for sure.

[Mike]

Will you review, like, lip gloss when we send that money?

[Drew]

You know what we need to have a mighty episode.

[Mike]

Yeah, we do.

[Drew]

We all wear wigs and we.

[Mike]

That's not difficult for me. How do you know I don't wear a wig, like, regularly.

[Justin]

That's why your head's shaved up.

[Mike]

The locked up part is got to do with the wall in the back of my room.

[Brent]

All right, so Wes said. Comes back in. He's. He said my red dot was a hollow sun.

[Drew]

Lol.

[Brent]

Didn't know I'd be clowned by two cops today. The police in northwest Arkansas has a great relationship with the people. We have high respect for them.

[Mike]

I told you.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Brent]

Delta Force cag. Daddy's got no pro hollow sense. He likes them.

[Drew]

Does he like.

[Justin]

Yeah, yeah, I think I heard. Yeah, he used it one day.

[Brent]

Yeah, he uses Hollow Sun.

[Justin]

Yeah, I have one chickadee china, but.

[Mike]

Yeah, if you guys could have it on my Sig. That's real dangerous, right? What have doesn't randomly.

[Justin]

I know. It's like one randomly fired. None never happened.

[Mike]

They're pulling the trigger.

[Drew]

You guys go, oh, we have. Dude, we have another video. This was sent to us by Tim from Guerrilla Warfare. This is the wed. Oh, boy. Oh, he's a transport guy, too. He's not even a real cop. Oh, this is sad.

[Mike]

Isn'T this the one where people are walking next to the car?

[Justin]

Yeah, yeah, I think so.

[Mike]

Yeah. With the ghost ride.

[Justin]

Yeah.

[Drew]

Such a loser. He can't even do it. Put his car in drive. He's got to do it apart.

[Mike]

This is like where the driver would record the passenger getting out.

[Justin]

Yeah. And then they.

[Mike]

Now what is that? What the is he doing? This is it. This is it. That's all he does. You're good.

[Justin]

Thanks. Thanks for the reference on that one, Tim. Good job.

[Brent]

I mean, where does it stop? You know? I mean, where does it stop?

[Justin]

Well, technically, a lot of times it's because you have policies.

[Mike]

Take the uniform off him.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Nobody's watching that. No, he doesn't have 135, 000 followers.

[Brent]

Exactly right. 100.

[Justin]

Wait a minute. What was I saw Star wars comment?

[Mike]

You love that, huh, Rick?

[Brent]

And you got to keep it professional. That's just, you know, you put the uniform on.

[Drew]

That's what I'm saying. Like professional.

[Mike]

And again, I know how much of a I was. It's up. It's bad. And it. You shouldn't you. I don't know why the so and. And Hulk Rilla. We didn't touch on. That's another one that Izzo Cook's Irmo Police department with the purple handcuff. He's a sergeant and he's just making. And here's where I got pissed off with him is he's mocking domestic violence calls. He's mocking, like, Narcan officers down on like, a drug overdose, active shooter situations. And I was told by people that work there and worked there before. It's actually encouraged by the administration and. And the academy locally to do it.

[Justin]

Oh, my God.

[Mike]

Yeah, it's encouraged.

[Drew]

I'm trying to find a good one.

[Brent]

I got an iced tea video. Clash with a cop.

[Mike]

Oh, yeah.

[Drew]

Oh, yeah, yeah.

[Mike]

We saw this. Didn't we watch this? No.

[Justin]

Well, let's see what I got you guys. I thought you guys did it once on a live.

[Drew]

Okay, clearly we have.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Justin]

Two out of three. Two out of three podcasters remember.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Justin]

That you have done this on a live before.

[Brent]

Well, somebody in the chat said. Have we seen it? Yeah, let's see.

[Justin]

We're about to see what happens here. You know.

[Drew]

When do you decide to go and cheat? Yesterday.

[Justin]

Yesterday.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Drew]

But what I'm seeing is three been expired since 2021 car has been parked. Are you sure? Yeah, of course I'm sure. Yeah. That's why I'm trying to get this car set up to roll yesterday. I Went to the DMV and they said that their system was down. So that's where I'm headed. I got seven cars. I'm trying to get them all straight.

[Brent]

He's got seven cars.

[Justin]

You say you went through DMV yesterday?

[Mike]

They said the system is down. Yesterday? Yep.

[Drew]

What time was your appointment yesterday? I didn't have an appointment. They just take. You play a cop on tv. I don't need. Wait a minute, wait a minute. Are you nyp?

[Mike]

I thought you was. And get this one ready. He ends up like trying to tow his car.

[I]

Yeah, he, like.

[Mike]

He gets shitty with him.

[Drew]

The cop.

[Justin]

Yeah, that's what happens.

[Mike]

I think you're not going to.

[Brent]

He says he's going to tell it.

[Mike]

Let me park my car right here. You.

[Drew]

You're not going to move your car, sir. You give me a keys right now and I'm going to tow your vehicle. Oh, don't touch me.

[Mike]

Don't like that.

[Drew]

Give me my paperwork.

[Mike]

Get this on camera.

[Drew]

This.

[Mike]

I am one.

[Drew]

I. I'm a foot away from you. Distance not an.

[Mike]

You've been to me, I think like three years.

[Drew]

I showed you all the paperwork. Let me start recording your dumbass. All right, all right.

[Justin]

Nice. The. The car, the Porsche was probably in a garage somewhere here in a warehouse.

[Drew]

And he was making movies. Living life.

[Mike]

He's a. Again, I'm not a. I don't say celebrities get a break, but again, if.

[Drew]

You'Re you, they do, but you treat them differently.

[Mike]

But if this dude is like, if he's not obviously trying to kill anybody, you know, he's going to the dmv. Let him go.

[Brent]

Yeah, get him.

[Mike]

Go. There's guys out there robbing people. Right now. You're dealing with ice tea.

[Drew]

Well, it's one of those things where if that had been Joe Schmo, no one would care or know and we wouldn't be watching this right now. So when you. And when you encounter someone like that, much like the Tyreek Hill thing, you have to treat them. They're going to be. They're going to be an ambassador for your experience with law enforcement, their experience with you. So I feel like you.

[Mike]

It's just. It's not worth it.

[Drew]

What do you think about Ice T and people like him playing detectives on TV and, and. And being cops and all these people that are cops on TV but are actually anti cop. What's your thoughts on that?

[Mike]

It's a job.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Drew]

God, that was way less cooler than I thought.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Justin]

No, I mean, not that I Expect much more from them. Like to be ambassadors of the.

[Mike]

I mean they played child molesters, they play rapists, they play murderers. I mean, it's just job, dude.

[Justin]

They don't give a. Yeah, I mean, whatchamacallit. Batman versus American Psycho.

[Mike]

Go dance around in a dress for a little while. You can be an advocate for wearing a dress if it's just for a joke. You're gonna wear the wig after next week.

[Drew]

Speaking of the Tyree kill situation, that shit's still going off.

[Mike]

Is it? How many views?

[Drew]

It is like 8 million or something. It is the most cut down the middle thing I've ever seen on social media before. Every comment is either haha, this is hilarious or you're a racist piece of. I hope they're. Dude, there's a certain demographic of people that are wildly racist and I'm not in it. So. So they're like, they're like, I hope your boy loves. He loves looking at it.

[Mike]

Wait a second. That was kind of like a tick tock in the car type video, right?

[Drew]

What?

[Mike]

The way he started it.

[Drew]

Oh, it was. What? You want to see it?

[Mike]

Yeah, let's bring it up.

[Drew]

Let's bring it up while I find this.

[Justin]

Can you read a super chat?

[Drew]

No, I gotta, I gotta plug a charity hockey game from one of our listeners. That's the Warriors. The Michigan warriors hockey game. It is on. It's in Michigan on March 22nd. The puck drops at 6:30 and it's for veteran charity. So if you could, if you live in the Michigan area, you want to help out. It looks like it's gonna be a good hockey game. I'm trying to get out of sending this to you. All right.

[Justin]

You want me to read one of these?

[Drew]

No, I got it.

[Justin]

You got a guy that does that?

[Brent]

Yeah, we got a guy.

[Drew]

Dude, I. I gotta find it. Me. Oh, I can just go to my notifications because that shit's lit.

[Brent]

Somebody in the chat, he said, you know the. About the actors playing cops is no different than anti gun actors playing movies shooting guns.

[Mike]

De Niro's like anti American and he plays like a. Yeah, he plays an American movie. Yeah, yeah.

[Justin]

Or something like that. Yeah.

[Drew]

All right, I sent it. This will be the last thing we'll probably get to, but. Yeah, the, the charity hockey game. Go check it out. If you're in Michigan area, I'm sure they'd love that. And that's my teammate with iced tea. That's Tim.

[Brent]

Yeah, like when I was getting my motorcycle license. Okay, I'm calling The dmv. And I'm like, hey, I need to make an appointment for the motorcycle license. They're like, yeah, bring your own bike. I'm like, yeah, but I don't have a motorcycle license.

[Mike]

We work an overtime detail in the. In the, in the dmv. And the guys will show up for their. They have a learner's permit only, and they're there to take the driving test. And I'm like, where's your car? He's like, oh, I parked it out front. I'm like, you're not supposed to be driving it.

[Brent]

DMV told me to drive my motorcycle there.

[Mike]

He drove his car there to get his license. Like, at least he's getting his license. That's what I looked at.

[Drew]

All right, check the. Check the DMS for Instagram. Oh, look, there it is. This is the most controversial split down the middle meme I've ever made.

[Mike]

Well, there he is.

[Justin]

Great Christmas.

[Brent]

Love it. That's funny. Yeah.

[Drew]

So that's it. Now they do want my head on a platter for. They were like, get this guy fired. Get this guy fired.

[Mike]

Who said that?

[Drew]

Oh, the comments. They want. They want me gone. Yeah, but. But yeah, I mean, I got my kid. I got him an actual Tyreek Hill poster. But I thought this would be funny.

[Mike]

It was very funny. You can't take that as a joke. Like, come on, man.

[Drew]

And I thought. I thought maybe Tyreek Hill would find it funny.

[Justin]

My partner at work helped him get his driver's license renewed at the DMV in our city. I could probably get that autographed.

[Mike]

Was it suspended? Is that why they pulled him out?

[Justin]

No, this was like three years when he moved here. When he moved, cuz he like, you got a renew for Florida. And we, we hooked him up at our dme.

[Drew]

So let's finish the super chats. We'll go out with a song. We got. We need a request for a song.

[Justin]

Guys, so senses fail.

[Brent]

All right. Zulu whiskey says copy that. Thanks, boys. Tyler, you still not drinking? And what's the story behind your clothing company name? Clothing company name Reflect.

[Justin]

Refractible.

[Drew]

Refracted.

[Justin]

Reflected.

[Drew]

I drink not nearly as much. I mean, maybe once a week I'll have a couple beers, but I'm like cutting down just for health and, you know, stuff like that. So it's not that I'm not drinking anymore, but I just don't drink nearly as much. And then refractive wolf apparel. We're all wolves, right? I don't need somebody that's not A wolf. Mike, you know how to hurt somebody, right?

[Mike]

Sure.

[Drew]

Yeah. That makes you a wolf, right?

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Drew]

So, you know, but wolves are sometimes refracted, and not everybody's a sheepdog, right? Like, I don't. I don't need sheep dogs. Sheepdogs. Sheep dogs serve their purpose here. Okay, here it is. Ready?

[Mike]

Do you need goons?

[Drew]

Here it is. Ready. You got a village, right? You got a village? Or let's say. Yeah, like a village. Sheep. A sheep village, right? And in the woodland, there's a wolf, and he's hunting, and he. He goes in the village, and he picks off a sheep every now and again, right? Well, the sheepdog can only keep that wolf at bay, but that wolf's gonna wait till that sheepdog turns, and every now and again, he's gonna grab himself a sheep. They need to go kill that wolf.

[Mike]

Yes.

[Drew]

They are not gonna send a sheepdog to kill a wolf. They're gonna send a refracted wolf to kill a wolf. A wolf that does right by society, that has the abilities, the capabilities to do wolf, but they choose to do right by God and in society. So that's my explanation of what a.

[Justin]

Refractive sheep dog kind of just keeps the sheep organized.

[Mike]

You should have put the Titanic music up to that. That was a. That was a. I'm inspired. Yes.

[Drew]

All right, I gotta turn the. The jukebox on. Hey, Brent, I'm on your Bluetooth.

[Justin]

All right.

[Brent]

This is Raven 23 says, how much money would it take for y'all to bring out the hot tub, fill it with oil, and turn into a diddy party doing Brazilian jiu jitsu? Pay extra if you're in uniform.

[Justin]

You're my boy blue.

[Mike]

I'll do it.

[Drew]

Wait, Is it got to be all dudes?

[Mike]

Oh, boy.

[Drew]

How much money is that?

[Mike]

He said, what? What would be the money for y'all? For y'all.

[Justin]

So those are dudes money involved.

[Drew]

Justin just doesn't want to give a low number.

[Justin]

I just kind of a thousand.

[Drew]

Thousand, Right.

[Justin]

Just. Just, like, look up if you need me to go up.

[Mike]

A lot of people want the hot tub about.

[Drew]

Yeah, we still got the hot tub.

[Mike]

It's.

[Drew]

It was. Brett and Drew killed it with the hot tub. They did such a good job. I underestimated. I wasn't involved with the logistics of it, but the logistics of it were the hardest part. They were here the night prior, filling it up, heating it up. Then they had to move. They had to heat it up. They had to heat the water up. Right. But it couldn't be in here because it was a surprise for Andy and we had to film Andy's real episode before the live. So then we took Andy to dinner. Chris Blom blum. Blah blah blah blah. And Drew dumped all the water. Took most of the water out of it to move it in here. Dumped it all back in just for that.

[Brent]

Five gallon buckets dumped into 55 gallon trash cans.

[Drew]

Yeah. They the logistics that went on that that went so I could only imagine it was fun. And oil is gonna get really gross.

[Justin]

Yeah.

[Brent]

A microphone fell in the water just once.

[Justin]

Yeah, yeah.

[Drew]

No dudes in oil is really gay.

[Brent]

So butt crack Malone says what are the odds of the hot tub coming back? Asking for friend.

[Drew]

Thanks.

[Mike]

It's right there. Is it right in the other room?

[Drew]

No, I brought it to my house.

[Justin]

Oh hello. We don't get out the blue light or black light.

[Brent]

Break Breaking the law. What's plight talking about on that one?

[Drew]

Oh, that's the Judas Priest song.

[Justin]

Breaking the Law.

[Drew]

Oh yeah.

[Justin]

Old Beavis and Butthead.

[Brent]

Salvador Ballona says playing the outlaw by Crocus.

[Drew]

Breaking the law.

[Brent]

That's how you say that. Crocus, Crocus.

[Drew]

What's the song called? Senses fail. What.

[Justin]

Can'T be saved.

[Mike]

That was what that.

[Justin]

That was what that cop was singing.

[Drew]

All right, so you know, you guys know how it goes. We're gonna do the outro once we're on the super chats. We all done with super chats?

[Brent]

Let's. If this thing work. Yep, let's see. We got. All right, almost done. Patrick Myers says can you guys give a birthday shout out to my friends Gabe owners?

[Mike]

You got that joke?

[Brent]

No.

[Drew]

Gabe owners.

[Brent]

Oh, gay boners. Okay, I see, I see what you did there, Pat.

[Drew]

Poor Drew, man. He just reads the teleprompter. He doesn't know I'm Drew Tucker.

[Mike]

Didn't I read before you play music? One second. Last week, a good friend of mine, Sergeant Paul Muborn passed away 20 years United States army and 20 years as a deputy. Great dude. My first partner in dope and his funeral is Saturday. So I'd like dedicate the show to him. He was a great, great dude. All he cared about was police work and putting people in jail. One of the most honest, straight up guys I ever worked with.

[Drew]

Nice.

[Mike]

Sergeant Paul Newborn.

[Justin]

Respect Paul. Turn your ideas into video with AI, all right?

[Drew]

I'm too cheap. I don't own the census. All right, this is your time to ask Justin Mike some some good questions. Gay boners, you guys. Can you guys read it?

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Drew]

All right. Thank you for another great Thursday night. And I don't know if we're going to be back next Thursday day. I'm out of town. Brent's gonna be solo or what?

[Justin]

You'll be.

[Mike]

I could come back.

[Drew]

I'll come.

[Mike]

I'll come.

[Drew]

I'll come.

[Mike]

Let me. I'll come.

[Justin]

They were talking in the chat.

[Drew]

Have a good night, guys.

[Justin]

Knowing this song, some old guys were like, oh, Gwok. Guys.

[Drew]

I can't see that far.

[Mike]

I.

[Drew]

You guys gonna read them?

[Mike]

They're not saying anything. Thank you for the prayers for Paul.

[Justin]

Chilling out.

[Brent]

What happened?

[Justin]

Lost her music.

[Brent]

Lost music.

[Justin]

Prayers for Paul.

[Mike]

It's our first day back. I haven't bought my tickets yet for the Mets game, but I'm going. It's very expensive.

[Justin]

Duh, Mets.

[Drew]

Love you it.

[Justin]

Love y'all. What's up, Polite?

[Mike]

Nope. He's gonna book the cheap one like me.

[Justin]

No, I'm. I'm going in bed with Tim. I'm gonna go cuddle up with some gorilla. Guerrilla warfare.

[Mike]

You can't see Vanessa unless you want.

[Justin]

To find me a hotel room.

[Mike]

Damn.

[Justin]

Gulf of America.

[Drew]

Wow. I'm in a super chat, Mom.

[Brent]

I'm doing a live.

[Drew]

I'm doing a live.

[Mike]

I'm doing it live.

[Justin]

Gulf of America. Just a nice name. 20 plus dudes. Good stuff. What's up, Ronoke? It's Old City. Really start in America. I am not breaking my ankle tonight. Thank you, Reginald.

[Mike]

Yeah, we just shout out to my boy 007actual on Instagram. Awesome follower. Sends me a lot of cool. Helps me roast Tik Tok Cops. Good, dude.

[Drew]

Hey, guys, if you can, man, go check out counterculture on YouTube. Give us a like and a subscribe.

[Mike]

Good.

[Drew]

Check out Donut Shop podcast.

[Mike]

I do like gay boners dot com.

[Drew]

Go check out tomorrow.

[Mike]

Tomorrow night on 9pm counterculture, we'll be talking big.

[Justin]

What if I go to bed at 9?

[Mike]

Somebody couldn't make 9. They were having a problem.

[Drew]

Said just in a link.

[Justin]

I'll be in one square, just sleeping.

[Mike]

Oh, I didn't do that.

[Brent]

It did that. There we go.

[Drew]

Oh, it did that.

[Mike]

Jersey City. We'll be there.

[Drew]

We know.

[Mike]

Yeah, we know.

[Justin]

You'll be there.

[Mike]

Live show with the gay boners in Jersey City.

[Justin]

Dude, sell that poster on a website.

[Drew]

Yeah, you should.

[Justin]

You do sell the poster on the website.

[Drew]

What website?

[Mike]

On your website suck. No, Mets don't suck. Yankees suck.

[Justin]

Go Panthers.

[Drew]

Love you guys. Thank you.

[Mike]

Peace.

[Drew]

Go to. Go to. Go to. Go to.