Squadcast (Live) 08/14/2025

Summary

Below is a detailed summary of “Squadcast (Live) 08/14/2025” from The Antihero Podcast, hosted by The Antihero Podcast team. This live Thursday edition is a wide‐ranging, freewheeling conversation that blends political commentary, military and law enforcement anecdotes, humorous banter about everyday “tough” topics (like toilet paper debates and bathroom hygiene), personal opinions on leadership and weaponry, and plenty of audience interaction via super chats. The tone is irreverent, off-the-cuff, and unapologetically “antihero.”

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1. Overview and Opening
   • [00:01] The episode opens with a quick “welcome back” as the hosts joke about Thursday evenings being “for the boys” and reference headlines such as “Donald Trump invades D.C. with troops.”
   • Early on, the energy is set with playful back-and-forth between speakers (A, B, C, etc.) as they admit uncertainty about events while promising to “lay out the case” on controversial topics.
   • The overall purpose is to discuss political happenings, military experiences, and everyday absurdities while engaging a live chat audience with humor and authenticity.

──────────────────────────── 2. Politics, Leadership, and the DC Debate
• [01:35–04:00] The conversation turns to recent news about Trump’s repeated promises to “clean up DC.”
  – Speaker B recalls how Trump said “I’m going to clean up DC” multiple times and draws humor from the local reaction; he even notes that when leaders finally act, the blame quickly shifts (“Democrat mayors and police chief suddenly look unprepared”).
  – Speaker A questions, “D.C. has a mayor?” highlighting the sometimes-overlooked fact that while DC is our capital and adorned with monuments, its governance is complicated by federal intervention.
  – The discussion satirizes claims on lowering crime statistics (e.g., “less arrests mean less crime on paper”) and contrasts that with real-life accounts of danger and disorder on the streets.

• [04:00–09:00] The hosts then compare the political hyperbole to past predictions—drawing a parallel with climate change warnings (referencing Al Gore in a tongue-in-cheek way) and noting that “the skies aren’t falling” despite constant warnings.
  – A memorable moment occurs when Speaker B jabs at the media and liberal critics who label Trump a “tyrant,” insisting that “he telegraphed it” by simply following through on his promises.

──────────────────────────── 3. Military Anecdotes and Law Enforcement Realities
• [11:00–17:00] Shifting into military and law enforcement territory, the conversation grows personal and anecdotal.
  – The hosts share recollections from their own experiences and training schools. One story includes references to a female contractor at MST and humorous, over-the-top depictions of sergeant majors “with a beer in one hand and a hatchet in the other.”
  – A discussion emerges about leadership – contrasting promotion practices in the civilian world (“hire from the outside”) versus the military, where the “cream of the crop” tends to move upward based on merit.
  – Super chat interactions bring in questions about how rank is used to lead rather than leadership qualities, with lively debate and bouncing off humor.

──────────────────────────── 4. Sponsor Shout-Outs, Super Chats, and Offbeat Topics
• [17:00–26:00] Intermittently throughout the show, sponsors and super chats are interwoven.
  – The hosts plug various merchandise and gear (from FRCC shirts to Elevated Silence suppressor cans) in a style that remains true to the show’s “anti-mainstream” vibe.
  – At one point, humorous super chats prompt discussions ranging from “skipping town” anecdotes to humorous reviews of political articles fueled by passionate disbelief over sensational claims.

• [26:00–32:00] A segment on national guard deployments and references to military icons like Tim Kennedy resurfaces.
  – The debate continues on whether sending a small contingent is “just a gesture” or merely a setup for more authoritarian control, with speakers questioning, “If you’re looking to take over a city, is 800 guardsmen enough?”
  – The discussion is punctuated by sarcastic commentary on how public opinion is manipulated and how statistics are “just on paper.”

──────────────────────────── 5. The Toilet Paper and Bathroom Hygiene Debate
• [65:00–73:00] In one of the most memorable—and hilarious—portions of the live show, the hosts launch into a deep, freewheeling debate about toilet paper orientation and bathroom etiquette.
  – They humorously debate whether toilet paper should hang “from the back” or “from the front.” One speaker jokingly cites an “Internet campaign” that suggests the “back” method makes the roll “more prone to faster depletion.”
  – A poll is conducted live (around [142:30]), with the majority (62%) voting to “sit to wipe” versus 38% who “stand.”
  – The banter includes tongue-in-cheek references to “dude wipes,” “swamp ass,” and even a biblical line from Second Kings that’s twisted into a joke about “pisseth against the wall.”

──────────────────────────── 6. Firearm Preferences and Tactical Talk
• [147:00–150:00] The conversation shifts to firearms discussion—an ever‐popular topic on The Antihero Podcast.
  – Speaker B gives his take on preferred concealed carry and everyday carry (EDC) handguns, comparing choices like the iconic Glock 19, the staccato series, and a mention of the CZ Shadow 2 for competition shooting.
  – The dialogue is casual and technical yet interspersed with humor (“I joke about how CZ guns come in every crazy color like your call of duty loadout”).
  – Opinions are shared about balancing reliability with flash, and the friendly debate underscores inherent partisanship when it comes to personal gear.

──────────────────────────── 7. Closing Remarks and Final Banter
• [150:00–160:00] In the final portion of the live broadcast, the hosts wrap up with more sponsor plugs, final super chats, and rapid-fire banter about current events and personal anecdotes.
  – They briefly address a controversial Trump–Putin encounter in Alaska, with Speaker B noting that based “on historical evidence, there’s no reason to doubt Trump’s intentions for America.”
  – Strong and playful closing remarks acknowledge the varied topics from state politics to the absurdity of “dribble” and “butt hash” discussions.   – The show ends as the hosts thank listeners and urge everyone to “join us next Thursday – because Thursday nights are for the boys.”

──────────────────────────── 8. Notable Quotes and Memorable Moments
• [01:22] “I have no idea what’s going on… but I’m in the streets!” – Speaker A/B set the irreverent tone for the night.
• [04:39] “He said he was going to clean up DC 20 times, and now the blame shifts to the local mayor. It’s absolutely insane.” – Speaker B sums up the political double standard.
• [65:07] During the toilet paper debate, a caller’s comment spurs a lively poll that ends 38% for “standing” and 62% for “sitting” to wipe—a moment that has the audience laughing and makes its way into later on-air comments.
• [147:24] “I carry my Glock 19 every day – it’s the one thing you can’t outshoot!” – Speaker B’s passionate endorsement of dependable firearms sparks friendly ribbing and debate.
• Frequent sponsor mentions—including Elevated Silence, Tasty Gains, Cloud Defensive, Brotherhood Blades, and Flatline Fiber Co.—provide commercial interludes that keep the tone uniquely “antihero.”

──────────────────────────── Conclusion
This lengthy live “Squadcast” captures the raw, unfiltered dynamic among the hosts as they jump from heavy political analysis and military war stories to absurd topics like toilet paper orientation and personal hygiene. With a mix of real-world opinions, humorous jabs, and personal anecdotes, the episode delivers the Antihero Podcast’s signature blend of Delta Force grit and street-cop truth. Listeners get a taste of irreverent political commentary, authentic military perspectives, and an engaging live audience that interacts through super chats and polls—all wrapped up in a light-hearted, conversational style that doesn’t shy away from crude humor and bold opinions.

If you haven’t listened to the episode yet, this summary should provide a clear roadmap of the central debates, funniest moments, and the overall vibe of “Squadcast (Live) 08/14/2025.” Enjoy the ride—and remember, Thursday nights are for the boys!

Transcript

[A]

Welcome back to another Thursday night squadcast. Thursday is for the boys. Donald Trump invades D.C. with troops. Lots of other things going on. Stay tuned.

[B]

Sam. Yeah.

[A]

Oh, welcome back to a Thursday Night Live.

[B]

Yes, sir.

[A]

So I'm just gonna be honest with you. I have no idea what's going on.

[B]

In D.C. i'm gonna let you know. Don't you worry.

[A]

Okay.

[B]

I'm in the streets.

[A]

I never know what's going on with anything.

[B]

Who really knows what's going on?

[A]

Sprint.

[B]

Like, what's the topic in D.C. let's, let's just hop right into it. This is why this annoys me. And I think when I'm done laying out this case, you'll be annoyed with it, too. Okay, so people are. Are all up in arms about. About Trump sending the National Guard and federal police in the D.C. to clean it up.

[A]

So what are they cleaning up?

[B]

Well, for starters, there's been a homeless problem for a long time. Yeah. And I have a massive, massive problem. I do. And most people should. Ever been to D.C. i've been there 10, 20 times. I've been Dakota to your nation's capital and see people just laid out, drugged out on the streets everywhere. Is embarrassing.

[A]

It is. Yeah.

[B]

How is that. Okay? How is that possible? Like this, like, hey, this is our capital. This is. This is our best. Look at these monuments. Don't mind the homeless man pooping in the corner. This is the Lincoln Memorial. It's ridiculous.

[A]

How close do they let them get to the monuments and memorials?

[B]

I don't believe they let them sleep. I mean, they can't. They can't get past nowhere else that anyone else could. But if you're allowed on the steps, they'll be on the steps. They're everywhere. And what. I mean, everywhere, they only do, as far as I could tell, like a census of them once a year. Where they try to. When they, where they try to count them, there's an estimated. And something tells me it's a little bit on. On the lower end, but there is an estimated five to 8,000 homelessness homeless people in D.C. because D.C. is not big. D.C. ain't big. Five to 8,000 homeless people. And I'm not saying only homeless people commit crime, but what comes with homelessness? Poop and crime. Crime.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

And anyone's just, drug, drugs, drugs. Yeah. It goes on. So anyway, as I believe I stated it already, Trump said 20 different times, if you go to whitehouse.gov they have it where he's addressed this in the past 20 different times, saying, I'm going to clean up DC. I'm going to clean up DC. I'm going to clean up DC 17 more times. No one had a problem with it. No one said anything about it. And then when Trump does what he said he was going to do, now here's what we turn. Turn the tables a little bit. Democrat, mayor of DC and police chief of DC. Your president said 20 times now he's gonna come clean up DC. You think they could have got ahead of it? Be like, no need, we'll do it, we'll do it. Don't you come in here. We'll police our own. Don't you do it? No, there's like, I guess they're just completely surprised when a politician does what they said they were going to do. It's absolutely insane.

[A]

D.C. has a mayor.

[B]

Yeah. Yeah, they have a mayor. Yeah.

[A]

Don't you feel like pretty insignificant when you're the mayor, but the president is really the mayor of D.C.

[B]

It'S, it's. Everything about this is crazy. Now they'll, they'll come and they'll say, hey, crimes down 30%. Crimes down 30%. Like, this didn't need to happen. Crimes down 30%. But me and you've covered this often enough to know when they want crime to go down, they can make crime go down just the way they. On paper. Yep, yep. Just on paper. Oh, this is no longer a crime. So we won't even go after these.

[A]

Less arrests mean less crime.

[B]

Yeah, on paper, that's right. A reduction of patrolling bad areas will get you less crime. An attorney general that, that won't press charges on anyone.

[A]

Will.

[B]

Will come up as, as less crime that you can, you can do however you want to say. Less crime. But I know this. Since I've been researching this this week, I have seen interview after interview after interview from people who have lived in D.C. for years. Be like, oh, my gosh, I've. There's, there's literally, there's murders on my ring doorbell cam. I've been mugged before.

[A]

Really?

[B]

I've, yeah, I've been attempted carjacking. They're like, this is. And we all talk about it. It's not like if it's going to happen to you, you stay in D.C. long enough, it will happen. It will happen to you. And this is our capital. This is our capital. So. So all that to say, here's, here's my point, here's my point. The guy said he was going to do it, he's doing it. All the people who are upset about this. Could have done something before and completely taken it out of, you know, out of his hands and be like, well, you didn't have to, because we're the king of our kingdom. Like, we are. Our liberal policies do work, but. But they didn't. And now everyone's going crazy. Be like, okay, he's sending National Guard troops in and he's sending federal officers. And they're like, this is, this, this is where they start to fear Mongra. And they're like, he's setting up to be a tyrant. He's setting up to be a tyrant. What. What the guy has said 20 times. He's. He just wants to reduce crime. And, and, and, and, and he tell him the homelessness.

[A]

He telegraphed.

[B]

He telegraphed it. And now they're like. But no, what he really wants to do is just is, is become a tyrant and do a, like a hostile takeover. Okay, so, so you. So you're telling me Trump's goal is to send in a. A couple hundred National Guardsmen and a couple hundred federal law, and he's. And he's just gonna post up in D.C. and be like, it's mine now. I own it. Come get it. That's a horrible idea. That is a, That's a, That's a good way to get your butt kicked. Yeah.

[A]

After. After two weeks, they're gone.

[B]

Yeah. I mean, that makes no, no sense. And so to me, it, it really. I kind of thought about it like this, and this is what kills me. It's going to be a weird comparison, but it's kind of like climate change. How many times do climate change people have to tell you the sky is falling, and then nothing ever happens to be, to be like, you know what? Maybe they're liars because Al Gore said in the 90s. Yeah. And. Yeah. There'd be no beaches in Florida in the 90s. We were told if you didn't do something in the 90s and 2000s, you'd have no more polar ice caps. We were. We get told every 10 years something will be gone. We still got them.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Florida speeches or this. I've lived here for 45 years, Drew. You bet. You've been to a beach lately in Florida?

[C]

I have.

[B]

What does. It looks drastically different, doesn't it?

[C]

Nope.

[B]

No, no, no. That's right. Yeah.

[C]

The water level is the same.

[B]

Exact. It's been since we've been kids. Yeah. Yeah.

[C]

Thanks, Al Gore for nothing.

[B]

So my point being this. They keep on telling you what a tire. That, that Trump's going to Be a tyrant. Trump's going to be a tyrant. He's a tyrant. He's a tyrant, but he's never done anything tyrant like. So at what point do we stop listening to them be like you, the skies can't be falling all the time. You've been wrong every time before. Shut up.

[A]

I just don't think anybody, that saying Trump is a tyrant is anybody that's going to be like, oh, okay, he's not a tyrant.

[B]

It's just there, they've just become the, the party of. No. And if, if, if right now your platform is just whatever Trump does, we're against. I think that's, I think that's a, a recipe to, to lose the presidency again.

[A]

Yeah. And it's easy, it's easy to win when you know your enemy is just going to say no to everything.

[B]

You just stage things and, hey, this is going to sound crazy coming from me, but that's, that's not really what I want. I want strong, mentally strong. Like, I want strong, smart Democrats to go up against strong, smart Republicans how.

[A]

It used to be.

[B]

And when those two battle it out with logics and both their sides, we will come to the best answer. But that's not what we have.

[A]

Yeah. I mean, imagine a survival scenario where like, you're the conservative concert and then there's the liberal, open, you know, open hearted person. Those two have to mesh to make an equal. You know, you can't be too secure.

[B]

Right.

[A]

But you can't be too open.

[B]

Right. I don't just want a, you know, a strong Republican Party and just a weak, feeble Democratic Party because I don't think that's what's good for the country. I mean, I mean, selfishly and all this will say that, but I think if you really thought about what I just said, deep down, you'd be like, yeah, you know what? He's right. Iron sharpens iron. Yeah. You know, I'm making a really bad example of that. Hey, the state of Florida football was the best when the national championship had to come through Florida. I'm a huge Gator fan. But when Florida State started sucking, I'm like, this isn't good for Florida football. I want a good Seminole team. I want a good Gator team, and I want them. I want, I want. That's what's gonna make Florida football great.

[A]

Happened. It happened to wrestling. Once WWF slash WWE bought everything and they owned all wrestling. It doesn't work as. Because there's no competition.

[B]

There's no competition. And, and I, I Almost thought this initially, but. What are you talking about? Like it's all scripted but, but the creativeness of the scripting, like you know, the storylines. Like you don't have what, what's pushing you to be creative and be bigger and better in the competition. Because there is no competition. You bought it out.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Plus our kickback.

[A]

Our political arena is kind of WWE in the last couple of years. Anyways.

[B]

He's. Well, so with, with that being our, our opening dialogue. I am, I'm interested on what you guys think. Tell me where I'm right. Tell me where I'm wrong. Let's, let's, let's get into this.

[C]

Can I start?

[B]

Wish you would.

[C]

All right. Well, I disagree. I think it would be great if we're all Republicans and it was Republicans arguing about what's best country. And that iron sharpening iron, that's what I'd rather see. But that's just nirvana.

[A]

That Republic of America. I'll take it. And my buddy Nick sent me skipping town. D.C. mayor Bowser traveled to Martha's Vineyard for a family commitment after President Trump federalized the city police department after a spate of high profile crimes.

[B]

It's just, it's an. Excuse me. Sorry. It's just crazy. It's just, it's just crazy. Yeah, but it's just much easier, it's easier to demonize someone else than it is to clean up your own house. That's all they can do.

[A]

I mean when he sends in these like when the civil unrest gets too bad and the city officials and leaders aren't doing anything about it and he sends in the troops and then they complain.

[B]

Right. And then, and then they get results. Yeah, and then they get results. It makes them look bad.

[A]

Yeah. And if you don't want masked men in vans grabbing you, grabbing up your citizens and handle it yourself.

[B]

Yeah. It gets to there if you jogging the, the historical memory banks here. But I believe DC originally was. It was a diamond and it was 10 miles by 10 miles on each leg. Anyone else want to give.

[C]

Yeah, yeah. It had an original shape. It was. But.

[B]

And I believe it was a diamond and you can see three sides of it is still like that now when you, when it goes over the river into Virginia eventually Virginia took, took some of the, the land back. But anyway, so we're talking about what was originally 10 by 10, 8. I mean at its, at its peak, if it's 8,000 homelessness. Homeless. Homeless people inside 10 Mile Square.

[A]

That's insane.

[B]

That's.

[A]

That's more I bet you that's more homeless people than buildings.

[B]

It might be. What you got?

[C]

It's definitely more than parking spaces.

[B]

Oh, that one's off. Yeah. Shout it out to me.

[C]

Which one?

[D]

It's semi diamond shaped.

[B]

Right? But yeah, it originally was. It originally was diamond shaped and yeah, the original.

[A]

You can bring the mic to you if you're going to talk. Drew will just turn you up real quick.

[B]

Yeah, but did they say. Do they. Did they say the. The size of it was. Was it 10 miles?

[D]

I just looked up a quick picture because as a former infantryman, I can't read.

[A]

So what unit were you in?

[D]

Fair enough, I was. Coincidentally enough, I've already seen this episode of Everybody goes to Washington D.C. when I was in Virginia Army National Guard.

[B]

Oh, really?

[D]

So I disagree. I think President Trump shouldn't send a hundred guardsmen up there. I think we should flood DC with 25,000 guardsmen like we did last time.

[B]

Because that what it was last time.

[D]

Yes, sir.

[B]

And I don't think it's. I'm double check. I believe he's sending 800, but some. Someone will let me know in the.

[D]

Real story is that they activated the national asset. Your favorite. Tim Kennedy was there, so.

[B]

Oh, good.

[A]

No, yes, he was the national asset.

[D]

National asset was there taking pictures with some of the guys, talking about. About how hard all of our guys were and how they were used to sleeping on the ground and.

[B]

When you were there. Yeah, Yes, I do remember, actually. I do remember that. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[D]

He better not there now.

[A]

Are you sure?

[B]

I bet you. Yeah, he was. If he was there before, he'll, he'll. He'll find a way to get there this time too.

[C]

All right. First super chat patch WXW 50 bucks.

[A]

Thank you.

[C]

Thanks for the opener Thursday nights for the boys for Brent Politico article. My life became a living hell article made my blood boil. The source had some wild claims of sexual harassment. If true, shameful. But I strongly doubt validity of claims. Also speaks to TTPS of the unit.

[B]

Yes, that was an absent, of course. I can't believe we didn't maybe lead with that as a story because it didn't really get the news as much as Trump did because it just, just has to do with the unit. Absolutely, absolutely shameful. Did you, did you see this at all? So a book came out. The name of the book is. Gosh, what's the name of the stupid book? What's up, man? It's looting me right now. That author talks about the Delta Force. Basically just indiscriminately killing people. And then there was another political article that came. Came off of that, talking about these girls that were basically just treated like absolute trash in the unit. Like guys would just. Would come up to him and say whatever they. They wanted to say to him, would treat him like crap. She was a. She was a contractor, I believe at this time. The unit, it was just. And she was like, they were. They were only hiring hot chicks down it. And this, it's on the article MST, which is the Mission Support Troop 1. I. Oddly enough, I don't. I never ran across her. I have no idea who she is. And I went down to MST fairly often, but it doesn't mean. I know. I know she was there. The whole, the whole veteran group is like. She said something like, you know, there are sergeant majors just walk around with a beer in one hand and a hatchet in the other and just throwing it into. Into the walls.

[A]

I hope so. But that's the military I want.

[B]

Well, the.

[D]

That's a Tim Kennedy level story.

[B]

The. The units a. A cinder. A cinder block building only we can pick up these. Yeah, I don't. I don't think you're throwing hatchets into cinder blocks. That's not gonna. That's not gonna work out for you. It's just ridiculous. Absolutely ridiculous. And she was saying like, the, the guys could just come in whenever they wanted. You just come in whenever you want. And so like, no one ever wanted to leave there because you only did a little bit of work then. And then you deployed and no one cared. Oh, Max is gonna get it. And like. You're kidding me. That's absolutely insane. You're telling me the, the best people in the world just. Just come in late, leave early, and then just harass girls in between there? I mean, that's, that's her story. Stupidest thing I ever heard.

[C]

Scott. Depression, he says. Professional job seeker checking in. Know any honest employers? Lol. Scott's good dude. I talk some time from time to time. He's out of St. Paul, Minnesota. I believe it is. Let me check. Yep. St. Paul, Minnesota. Anybody out there looking for a good dude to hire? He's the man.

[B]

Do it.

[C]

And you can get a hold of us at. What's our email?

[A]

The antihero. Podcastmail.com.

[C]

One day I'll remember that.

[B]

Derek. Blake.

[C]

You guys should read Dakota Myers book Into the Fire.

[A]

Are you making a joke?

[B]

That's what he said.

[C]

I didn't fart just now. 20 bucks Thursday night is here. Shout out to the best. The bestest instructor I have yet found. Unsurprising, given a retired D boy, Eric D of Green Eye Tactical and dfw. Gonna learn me some things this weekend, Brent. You guys cross paths.

[B]

Of Green Eye Tactical and dfw. Eric D. I'd have to. I'd have to know his last name. I don't know. Off top of my head.

[A]

Is the AC working?

[B]

Seems like it is, yes. Feels like it's been working. Feels good.

[C]

Yeah, it's working.

[A]

Thanks, Patreon.

[B]

Yes, thank you, Patreon.

[C]

Yeah, because it wasn't working last week. Let's see. Ghostland says, hope the party never ends. Fear of the dark. Iron Maiden. Is Drew back? Well, looks like he is. I even got my mustache.

[B]

Oh, love.

[A]

Check it out.

[B]

All right. Love the swagger, Drew.

[C]

Thanks.

[A]

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[C]

I do like that skull.

[A]

So it's. If you. If you want some cigars, bourbon, coffee, go there, grab it. You know, grab them when you grab the shirt. If you want, you know, outsider culture, stickers, hats, flags, graphic tees. You want to throw this in the cart, go to counterculturing threads. They're 1999.

[C]

So some people in the chats are asking, where's the bourbon bottle?

[B]

Brent? Yes, I am trying like hell to move the bourbon out of. Out of Kentucky.

[C]

I think they're asking where's it going?

[B]

And can you just shut.

[C]

My bad.

[B]

And I was getting that.

[C]

My bad.

[B]

I was getting that next. And because I thought it would already be here, I gave my bottle. Bottle number one to my dad. And now I'm bottle this dear old dad.

[A]

Oh, we got a cool episode coming out Monday. Is it. Is Joe Pistone.

[B]

Joe Pistone, AKA Donnie Brasco. I'm telling you, that was. That was a. And here's. Here's some homework between now and then. It'll. It'll get your juices flowing. I'm telling you, watch the movie Donnie Brasco before. Before you see the. The real story. Gotta watch it and it'll really give you an idea of who this guy was.

[A]

Yeah. Because he was. He grew up in. In mob territory, so he kind of naturally knew how to the lingo and how to talk. And that's what, you know, made him so successful.

[B]

He. He still. He still talked. It. It still. It was still like hanging out with a mobster. Just. Yeah, just the way. The way he talked during the interview.

[C]

Forget about it.

[B]

Great. Yeah. Really, really enjoyed that one. I could. I could have. I could listen that guy tell stories all day long.

[A]

Six years. Yeah, Six years undercover, man.

[C]

And his wife stayed with him.

[B]

And his wife stayed with him.

[C]

It was awesome.

[B]

Oh, yeah. Six years. Yeah. That was by far. The. The longer one was. Was Billy Queen at two years. Two years. Two months with the Mongols.

[A]

Jay Dobbins did two years.

[C]

A year.

[B]

Yeah. Yeah, that was a year. Yeah. Something like that could be wrong, but six years with the mob. You got to be kidding me. And. And then I forgot to ask him, but I asked him after the show. In the movie, when they give him. You give the.

[A]

Yes.

[B]

Give him a medal for his work and a $500 check. And I was like, are you kidding me? Six years.

[A]

I wonder if they actually said his name wrong, too.

[B]

Six years.

[A]

In the movie, they say Joe Pistoni.

[C]

Well, they did that, but it was at the end, but they said his name wrong. Like, I guess that might happen in real life.

[A]

That's what I'm saying.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

All these stories happened to him. Actually happened to him. He said it was, like, 85% accurate.

[B]

Yeah. Yeah. At the end of the episode, I had a bunch of questions for him while I was like, this happened in the movie. Does that happen in real life? This happened movie. Did that happen in real life? And most of them. Most of them did. And it was crazy.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

He said it was 85%.

[B]

Yeah.

[C]

You know, spot on.

[B]

Loved it.

[C]

But he wants to remind everybody. No.

[B]

Okay. All right. Yeah, he got that. He corrected that record right off the bat.

[C]

Shenaniganizer says, did y' all know that scientists tried to cross cheetah and crab jeans? I'm worried because this could go sideways real fast, but that's a good dad.

[B]

Just goes sideways real fast.

[C]

Okay, I appreciate that. Downrange publication says, Brent, when is FRCC doing beer Outro song Avenged Sevenfold Gunslinger.

[A]

How much?

[C]

Because you missed the outro last week.

[B]

$5.

[C]

$5, Aussie. So you're gonna have to do the math on that.

[A]

Thanks for the homework.

[B]

We're not doing beer anytime soon after this bourbon debacle. I'll tell you, the government really puts a screw seed with anything alcohol related.

[C]

Joe Saunders, five bucks. I remember when D.C. and Baltimore traded the title for murder capital of the world. Just saying.

[B]

Really?

[C]

I remember that me and Brent, our family was actually visiting D.C. that's right. The night that D.C. became the murder capital.

[B]

Yep.

[C]

And we were swimming in an indoor heated pool or something like that.

[B]

Yeah. I Vaguely remember that.

[C]

We were looking around. Who's going to kill us? Ah, let's see. Sam Rapaport says you don't hate the media enough and you don't love anti hero enough. Cheers, boys. Best live show on the tube.

[A]

Thanks, man.

[B]

Thank you. Thank you, Sam. Thank you.

[C]

M81 Woodland. Tyler, it's time to bring back the cowboy hat.

[A]

I. That's Nate's.

[B]

Oh, that's right. Don't you have.

[A]

You came in the other door the other day with a cowboy hat.

[B]

Yeah, yeah. I rock a cowboy hat every now and again. What were you doing? I was out at Christmas.

[A]

I was cowboying.

[B]

Yeah, just cowboy enough over at my parents property. Walked the door of the studio with.

[A]

A cowboy hat on. I was like, yeah.

[C]

Good.

[B]

I got a brown one, a black one, brown boots, black boots. Just. Just the basics, you know.

[A]

It's kind of like when white girls go to country concerts and they put on their cowboy boots one time a year.

[B]

I get my money occasionally because. Because it rained at the concert.

[C]

Vladimir Putin, not kgb, says, greetings from Mother Russia. Vodka, money for the boys. Thanks for the 20 bucks, Vladimir.

[B]

That's a bad idea.

[C]

Whiskey Tango, Foxtrot. Oh, I know what that.

[B]

What the fox.

[C]

If Trump found a cure for cancer, the Democrats would complain that he was hurting big pharma.

[B]

They sure would. They would. They would. He's putting doctors out of jobs. How dare he. That's what.

[A]

That's.

[B]

That's what they would do.

[C]

He's destroying our health care system.

[B]

Right?

[C]

Gosh. Peanut butter, five bucks. Did y' all like ufc? What y' all think of the Paramount deal with ufc?

[B]

I'm not a big UFC guy. I used to keep track of it a little more and I could at least tell you who the big names were, but I couldn't really tell you much about UFC anymore when I randomly stumble upon it. I still enjoy watching it, but it's not something I follow. How about you, Tyler?

[A]

What's that?

[B]

UFC fan.

[A]

I love when there's. You can get into it a couple weeks out and there's a big rivalry. I like the rivalry.

[B]

I like. I like a good rivalry. I don't feel like they've had that here.

[A]

Nate Diaz, right?

[B]

The magnet. Magnet follows that religiously avid sports fan.

[A]

Did not know that.

[B]

Yeah, yeah. You can tell exactly who the next fight is and who should win.

[C]

Misfit 13 actual says. Hey, boys. Wife hack incoming. Switched out her coffee this morning with frcc, Tier one and that extra caffeine came home from work ceilings have been vacuumed, My house is repainted, and we have new tiles on our roof. You are welcome, misfit.

[B]

There you go. He's. He's cracked the code.

[C]

Boys, get yourself tier one at FRCC. Shop at our new website. J. Just the letter, 20 bucks. My canine unit is participating in the Ruck for fallen canines, sponsored by Canines United.

[B]

Love those guys.

[C]

August 30th.

[B]

Yep.

[C]

Didn't know you two were sponsored. I really appreciate assisting the dogs and their handlers. I ordered the canine shirt from FRCC right after.

[B]

Oh, thank you. I'm telling you, I couldn't be any more proud of that nonprofit. Yeah, there's. There's some nonprofits that. That come through. Some are really great. Some are just okay, and some are horrible canines. United is a great, great nonprofit.

[C]

Absolutely. Good, good people. Hans Gruber maybe missed it. What was the real reason TK was fired as a firefighter?

[B]

We don't really know because the guy who supposedly fired him doesn't remember firing him. He's like, only. I only fired a handful of people. Yeah. He goes, I don't remember firing him because he goes, either quit or someone else fired him, because I don't.

[A]

He said he would have remembered.

[B]

He said, I would have remembered.

[C]

I didn't fart just now. Back in again. Sorry. Eric Doren Bush out of dfw.

[B]

Eric Dornbush. Why does that name sound so familiar?

[C]

I thought he was trying to get me to say something. For a moment there, I had to read that one carefully. All right, while you look at that, beep, beep, sheep. 10 bucks. When are exposing Shrek? True story. My song for a vote is Seasons into the Abyss slayer.

[A]

How much?

[C]

10 bucks.

[B]

Let's. Let's just say the. How do I carefully say this? Let's just say the. The work on that is going to swimmingly.

[A]

See what you did Swimmingly.

[B]

Yeah.

[C]

All right. Ramses is number one. 20 bucks. Wouldn't a CAG dad be the most likely to preserve life? Same way an MMA fighter would restrain a drunk, violent dude?

[B]

Be the most likely to preserve life. I do believe this. It's one of those, like, odd, Almost like a Chinese quandary where you say one thing and then you say the opposite after it. But the. For the most part especially, I don't know. When it comes to good guys versus bad guys, the best way to preserve life is to take life. You have to. You do. You have to take the life of bad people, because they're not going to stop being bad people. So what do they always say?

[A]

The best defense is a good offense.

[B]

That's right. Yeah.

[A]

Oh we gotta, we gotta hit the sponsors.

[B]

Hit it.

[A]

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[B]

He's right.

[A]

All right, we're giving you time to go to cloud defensive.com that's.

[B]

Brilliant.

[C]

The harvest for two bucks. Eric Dornbush given the name again. Rudy Butello says unpopular suggestion. We like those.

[B]

Yeah.

[C]

Can we get you guys to wear grills for a live episode?

[A]

I would love to. You should dress like Brent used to dress in junior high school.

[C]

Unlock Yalls hood potential. Love you guys. Keep up the good Work.

[A]

I can bleach my hair blonde like Slim Shady.

[B]

That's my nightmare. I don't mind kids having those phases. I mean, it's just. You gotta have it. Yeah. You almost gotta have. I mean. I mean, I'd rather. I don't think you need it. I'd rather you not have it, but I understand them. But what really shows you got brought up in a good family, that it's just that a face. Yeah. That's what proves that. That you have a chance.

[A]

What do you think's better, dad going, son, you look like a fucking idiot. Don't wear that. Or just letting you do your thing and letting it phase out a little?

[B]

Both. A little both? Little both for sure.

[A]

Just. Just kind of, like, subtly letting you.

[B]

Know it, and then. And then when it goes too far for too long, you come in heavy. Yeah. Yeah.

[C]

All right. Joe Saunders says one more. DC Ism. DC is the only city the mayor gets better. Busted for hookers and coke, then wins. Reflection later. Marion.

[B]

Reelection.

[C]

Oh, reelection later on.

[A]

Mayor was a female.

[B]

Well, the current one is. He's on the past. Old Marion.

[C]

Marion Barry was the mayor.

[B]

Yeah, that happened. DC. What is wrong with D.C. i had.

[A]

No idea D.C. had a mayor. That was like, my mind.

[B]

Still. It's still a city, I guess.

[C]

Says, aloha from Hawaii. Be on the lookout for a gift package with some Hawaiian coffee and cigars.

[B]

Oh, that's gonna be awesome.

[C]

Heck, yeah. By the way, typing a super chat on a cell phone sucks. Ours. Outro song is over the Rainbow by Brother.

[A]

Is.

[B]

Is that the fat guy that plays it on the ukulele?

[C]

10 bucks Hawaiian guy.

[B]

Yeah, that used to.

[A]

Come on. My son's up.

[B]

Yeah, that. That man. That guy. That was just viral for so long just because of that guy saying it with a ukulele Hawaiian style. I never. Don't get me wrong, he did it good. But I didn't really understand the craze that it created.

[D]

Have you seen his funeral video?

[B]

Oh, did he die?

[A]

Yeah, he died. Use a mic that big.

[D]

Doesn't last around that long.

[B]

But he.

[D]

So he. They cremated him. And there's a video out there of multiple boats having to pour out his ashes.

[B]

Multiple herds. Oh, sorry. We shouldn't.

[D]

I shouldn't laugh about one of them.

[B]

Hey, it's. It's out there. Most people have probably seen it. One of the hard. But it had to be done. So there was this girl that, like, basically, like, stitched together all these really fat people being like, hey, I'm fat. I'M beautiful. It's okay to be fat. And then she. You already know what I'm talking about. She said she stitches and she's like, she's dead. Next overly fat person. Like, I eat whatever I want. You know, big is beautiful. Just because I'm big doesn't mean I'm healthy. She stitches back in, and he's dead. And just goes on and on, and they're dead, and they're dead. All these fat people trying to say how big is beautiful and that how healthy it still is, and they're all dead.

[D]

Had a podcast. Only lasted two weeks because he died.

[B]

Oh, man.

[A]

Yeah, he lasted longer than most podcasts.

[D]

Tyler, your assumption that women cannot also partake in hookers and blow is offensive.

[C]

2025.

[D]

It's 2025.

[B]

Hey, I'm gonna tell you things. Things. Things are swinging back a little bit. What was it?

[A]

The.

[B]

You know, with the American Eagle bringing hot chicks back. Yes. Bring hot chicks back. That's.

[A]

I think that was American Eagle. They knew what they were gonna do, and we're like, we're gonna go viral. We didn't do anything wrong.

[B]

Yeah. Yep.

[C]

Yeah. It's 2025. So just because the mayor looks like a woman doesn't mean, you know.

[B]

Who knows?

[C]

Who knows?

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Remember?

[B]

I know.

[A]

What's the one that they called?

[B]

Beetlejuice. Oh, that was the Chicago man. Oh, she was the worst. Mayor Lightfoot.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Oh, I couldn't stand her.

[C]

King Corsoff says chat pro tip. Well, we'll come back to him. Okay, skipped one. Drew Peacock. Ten bucks says, how do you fight the use of rank to lead instead of really leading? How do you fight the use of rank to lead instead of really leading?

[B]

Keep going.

[C]

How do we make sure the cream of the crop rises because rank feels antiquated?

[B]

P.S.

[C]

Shout. My favorite wigger, Byron.

[A]

I just love it when Drew reads it. He has no idea what's going on either, but he just reads it with such.

[B]

Throw some shade towards me. Ever since I. Ever since I admitted that wigger face, they. They don't forget.

[A]

No, they don't. I can't believe they remember that.

[B]

No. No. I wish I had some pictures from it. It wasn't like it wasn't grilled. It wasn't, like, really, really bad, but.

[A]

We got a little bit of skateboarder mixed in.

[B]

Yeah, No, I mean, it was.

[C]

Yeah, he was playing a lot of basketball.

[B]

I lived.

[C]

Of course.

[B]

Red and I lived in Orlando. Magic basketball shorts and. And 1T shirts.

[A]

Oh, okay.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

What about, like, flip Flops like the prison sandals.

[B]

Yeah, those sliders. No, no, we, but really, because we didn't, we didn't have enough money for alternate shoes. You just, you had one pair of shoes. They were your basketball shoes, your school shoes. You're working in the shoes, your play shoes.

[C]

And boy, did they smell good. Kane Corsov is in chat. Pro tip.

[B]

Oh, hold on. We didn't answer the question. I'm sorry, I got, I got sidetracked. The second part of that, how do you fight the use. The use of rank to lead instead of really leading? So took me a second to wrap my mind around this question. So people are leading with rank instead of really leading with leadership qualities. And I think it happens in a couple different areas. And I'll talk about the civilian, the civilian world real quick in the law enforcement world, again as an outsider looking in, but I'll let you clean this up. If, if I'm wrong, but I've just been to too many training events and talked to too many people to know I'm completely wrong, is that the good guys just want to stay patrolmen and they just want to run after bad guys. And so the bad guys who want rank to boss people around because they're bad at their jobs end up being your boss. Stop. Stop passing over promotions for the fun job. Someone has to go be the boss.

[A]

Yeah. And it also we, when we're placed in blame replacing blame on brass. Brass creates the environment that fucking sucks. And no one wants to promote, no one wants to take the, the, the responsibility. So if you have an environment where you get your pee pee slap if you mess up, but that's it. You know, there's no throwing people under the bus. There's no lateral transfers. There's no. If you're out there doing police work, and this is the police world, but if you're out there doing police work, you're going to have a lot more negative contacts with society than the guy just answering calls. So that your chain of command has to be aware of that. And if you're gonna supervise people like that, then you are now encouraging them. Go out, make a rest, go get your feet wet. But now you're in charge of them. So you have to have a good environment.

[B]

The military is a little different because everyone pretty much gets promoted at an equal rate for the most part. Like good guys that go to schools get promoted a little bit faster. Not always the case, but you can always go to a different unit. If you really want to work for good people. You have you have selection processes you can go to. To. To weed that out. So you have options on that. There you go. They just want to answer that real quick.

[C]

King Corsov says chat pro tip. Type your comment in notes on your phone. Copy and paste.

[B]

Boom.

[C]

Now your comments only make you look like an idiot, not your grammy.

[A]

Yeah, that's actually smart.

[C]

Nice tip.

[A]

What do you think about the civilian world and compared to government when it comes to promotions and leading.

[B]

Here's. Here's what I hate about the civilian world and you know, the few times I've gone and talked to people or businesses or done Done talks with them is the civilian world has a really bad habit of hiring from the outside.

[A]

Yes.

[B]

Stop hiring from the outside. From people you know nothing about. What. What a slap in the face it is to work at a. To work at a company and not get enough and have someone else come from the outside. Hire from. Hiring from within and you know exactly who you're hiring. Yep.

[C]

Mark says when can we expect TK Afghan pull out episode?

[A]

People don't forget.

[B]

They don't forget. Yeah, I'm putting a little time and distance between that, but it'll. It's. It'll be sooner than the. Than between episode two and three. I mean, episode one and two are really one of the same. We just had the teammates on, so. But it'll definitely be quicker than that. Let me tell you those. They. I've been hit up so many times still. The. Of all the. The. The two lies that for whatever reason really have riled people up about that one is just how funny his stupid Coast Guard story is.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

I mean, it's just.

[A]

People are like, stupid.

[B]

Right? It's just stupid. And. But then, of course, the blaming Brad. Oh, gosh. Kimberly. Forgetting Brad's name keys for quitting in the middle of sodic and saying that he was a horrible sniper. And then you know, just. And. And he can't defend himself because he's.

[A]

That's. That's like the third or fourth time he's done that.

[B]

That's. But that's the only time like he's really crapped on that person. You know, like Mike Goble. He didn't really crap on Mike. You know, he had a couple things that were. I don't know if I'd have said that about Mike, but they weren't, you know, necessarily negative. The sergeant major where he. Basically, no one. No one could can proof it. But to. To crap on Brad like that is just that. That alone should get your tab pulled.

[A]

Because I Remember asking you, did he. Did this happen before he died? And you said, no, it was after he died. The book was published after he died.

[B]

So you know what you're doing?

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

You know what you're doing? You're looking for a fall guy to make this story fit. I mean, I believe it's 100% premeditated.

[A]

Even if you lied and on somebody, it's. It would be better if they did it while they're alive, you know, but to do it when they're dead and you still did it. Right.

[B]

I mean, what if his son is out there looking for information about his dad. Yeah. Son, daughter, family member. And comes across that, like, what a piece of crap. That one really gets me. That one really does.

[D]

Has anybody got in contact with his widow?

[B]

Someone. Someone has sent me some. Some information. I got to see exactly who it is. But it. His team's really upset about it because.

[D]

If I was his son, I would be pretty pissed about somebody slandering my father.

[B]

Yes. Yeah, I'm thinking. I'm thinking about. I'm thinking about doing, like, bringing in, like, their teammates just. Just to talk about how great Brad was and, I don't know, start, like, a hashtag campaign. Like, I stand for Brad and. Yeah. Let them. Given a. Give them a microphone and a place to tell good stories if Tim's gonna do that. So I actually got some of them on a. On a group text, and so I'd like to do that for Brad.

[A]

Any update on Jason Eversman?

[B]

No, I can't get a hold of that guy. I've tried a couple times. There's always a couple. Like, yeah, I can probably. I think I can get a hold of him. I want to.

[A]

I know. Me too.

[B]

Want it.

[C]

Dusty Offerson says flying into Orlando next Friday for work will be close to the Magic. Binky and Tater. Any hilarious in the field? On a mission. Emergency dump stories. Daving the Joey P. Episode for the flight.

[A]

I don't. That guy should have used his notes and copy and pasted. No, I'm just kidding.

[C]

Downloading the Japanese.

[A]

Well, you will be close to the Magic. Do you mean like the Orlando Magic?

[C]

Probably us.

[B]

Yeah, sometimes.

[C]

But I think it's a plan.

[B]

Yeah.

[C]

So any hilarious. Yeah, dump story. Got to take a dump stories in the field or on a mission.

[B]

I've said it before. I've took a dump and. And. And bad guys houses and then we left, you know, after, like, staying there for like a. A whole day, like in their bathroom. But they don't.

[D]

Yeah, I Don't think so.

[A]

I didn't even flush.

[B]

Yeah, they have outhouses is what. Is what they have. They don't even have. That's so crazy.

[A]

Now it's an in house.

[C]

It's in house. That's what I was thinking.

[B]

I hate. I don't want to tell the house with one dump super embarrassing stories because I like to represent my, my units. Well, yeah.

[C]

But you also have to represent the male species and we do.

[B]

Crazy stuff and, and it's. And it's true. So I was on a training. A training exercise and we were clearing this like, big structure, but it was like a structure like at a military installation. So it had some desks at a couple random things in there, but wasn't like an actual house or on a real mission. And after, after everything was done, the birds were way too far out and I had to poop so bad. And I didn't want to like, just take a grumper like anywhere on this like, military insulation. Be like, oh, those guys. Like, look what those guys did. Right? Delta guy. Yeah. I don't even want to say what unit I was with. Just, just, just out of plausible deniability.

[C]

So.

[A]

So they didn't even clean up their brass either.

[B]

So I, I ran back to one of those desks and I. And I opened up a desk drawer so I could. So I could hide it.

[D]

You son of.

[A]

Okay.

[B]

I. I know it's the best. It was the best of a bad scenario. I couldn't make.

[A]

Man some poor.

[D]

Some specialist gotta clean that up.

[B]

By the looks of it, no one's cleaned that place up.

[A]

I, I my pants on a call once. I told the story, but I was at a DV and a domestic violence. So there was two, two of us. And we were doing the back and forth with. And I remember I just. It happened. I was really new and I was like, I have to go, dude. Like, we're gonna have to come back because he can't leave the other guy there. Yeah. It was a nightmare.

[D]

Assert dominance on the first day. I. Every time from night to day. Land nav. Have to on. On the dime. Not a surface shutter. But I've never had to. That's messed up in a drawer, Brian.

[B]

I didn't know what to do. It was. Yeah. Sometimes the, the quick decisions aren't always the best decisions. I made a quick decision. I know. It was better than pooping on the floor.

[A]

No decision and shit your pants.

[B]

Yeah.

[C]

Better than paralysis by analysis.

[B]

Better than the pants. Better than just putting in the right in the floor of this. Of this military base shoot house.

[A]

This. I wonder if it. How long it took to like, disintegrate.

[B]

I'd imagine 24 to 48 hours. So no one ever saw it just. It just disintegrated.

[C]

It's still there.

[A]

I wonder if it's still there.

[C]

Don't open that door. It's.

[D]

It's solidified.

[B]

It's a fossil.

[C]

Fossilized petrified turd. All right, Alex G says Brent saw pics on Instagram of your team, a squadron during training. All them had red dot risers. Don't get why they hate on them for. From your old teammate Matt.

[B]

Never. Never saw them when I was there. I don't. I don't like them either. I would now I gotta go.

[A]

I don't know.

[B]

You gotta send me that pick somehow.

[C]

All them had red nut risers. Huh.

[A]

Any update on. I gotta. We got a couple questions on if there's any update on the Blake Cook Kyle Morgan situation. It's just a. Yeah.

[B]

Yeah. I don't feel like it's a situation because like I said, it seemed really, really cordial. Especially when, you know, when blue bearings, you know, liked his message. It just seemed. It just seemed like sometimes you want to go spend time with your family and that's a hard decision to make.

[C]

The way says Brent pleasing this debate. Eotech versus aim point.

[A]

Aim point.

[B]

I've. It's going to be hard to end the debate because I've used both. I had an aim point on my 300 blackout, but I had an EOTECH on my 416. And I loved them both. And I loved them both.

[A]

That's like your kids.

[D]

But he loves one more secretly.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

We gotta. We can't risk it because one of them can sponsor us one day.

[B]

That's right. Yeah.

[D]

So here's what you do is you get the endpoint, you get your cco and then get the magnifier from eotech. There you go.

[A]

Yeah.

[D]

Playing best of both worlds now they can sponsor you.

[C]

Jennison11 says asked a couple weeks ago about a generation kill recon marine would be awesome to have on. Also Mr. Crowley by Ozzy for the ending song Mr. Crowley, 10 bucks. Also, Tyler, while you were in Leo, did you ever pull a paralyzed man from a car? Saw a video of a cop that forced the man out of the car and told him to crawl while he searched his car? Was he wrong?

[A]

Was he paralyzed?

[C]

I have to assume so.

[A]

So, yeah, that's up. If you put a guy on the ground and tell him to crawl if he's paralyzed. More context. Just do a $99 super chat. Give me some more context about your question. But I think that making anyone crawl while you search their car is pretty up. But I would like to know. Know more.

[C]

Let's see. Matt Curtis. DC isn't quite Bodymore Murderland, but it's not great. Just because there's a million dollar condos close to the Navy yards doesn't mean it's good. Maryland is soon to fall. Next Thursday night for the boys.

[A]

Yeah. You think Maryland's gonna fall?

[B]

What do you mean by fall? You know, and if they do, they don't have far to fall, so it's not gonna hurt.

[C]

I guess he's thinking that Maryland's going to be the next.

[A]

Have you seen we.

[C]

I mean Maryland. That's Maryland, right?

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Is it we own.

[B]

Or medical doctor.

[A]

Have you guys seen we own the City or We Own the Night or we.

[C]

That's a song.

[A]

No, it's a show on HBO about the Baltimore police during the.

[B]

Oh, no.

[A]

Oh, it's such a good show. It's a miniseries. It's like. I think it's like one season, but it's a true story. It follows a sergeant that. The cliche go getter cop that plays in the gray and then all of a sudden becomes a little corrupt. But everybody loves them. God. We own the city or we own the. I think it's we own the city.

[B]

I saw a. I can't remember if I mentioned it last week I might have the documentary on the. The McDonald's shooting. Do you remember that? Mentioned that last week? I think so. All right.

[A]

If so. I wasn't paying attention.

[B]

It was like the 80s and this, this guy goes into McDonald's in San Diego and just shoots up the place and just kills like a dozen people. Hurts a couple dozen people. And it took. It took police 77 minutes to make entry.

[A]

Holy shit.

[B]

Active shooter on an active shooter. Now I'm a. You gotta watch it. In fact, I would. I would probably love to cover that as a. As a. As a history episode because at first I was like, that's crazy. But. And again we. We're looking at it through the lens. Active shooter has come a long ways lately. And they, they didn't have what it takes or the training or the mindset, I believe, to deal with an active shooter.

[A]

That's true.

[B]

And I'm not giving them. And they're going up against a guy with, you know, with high powered rifles and and an Uzi. He came loaded to bear, right? And these cops got, like, six shooters. And they're confused. They think there's two of them. They can't really see through the glass because of where the sun was at the time it was reflecting. They didn't. They thought it was more of a hostage that turned hostage. They give a bunch of reasons why they didn't. And I'm telling you, they're like, every five minutes, I'm on the fence, like, how dare you guys not go in there? Like, shame on you. And then, you know, five minutes here, like, oh, man, no. And then another guy gives, like, his point of view. I'm like, oh, that's just kind of true. Like, I don't. I don't know. He's kind of right. It's. It's a crazy documentary. Crazy, crazy thing.

[D]

What's it just.

[B]

I want to say the 80s, and I say San Diego because that was the closest city. It was. There was actually, I believe, a city in Mexico, a part of it that San Diego annexed or annexed another city just below him. And it's. And it's that city's name. It's got a weird, like, Spanish name to it. But if you just look up san Diego and McDonald's mass shooter, you'll. You'll find it.

[A]

Keywords, people.

[B]

Yeah. Yeah. It really is a crazy story. It's heartbreaking. Kid, Kids. Kids died. There are dead kids right outside the door that, you know, didn't make it in. One kid was playing dead with his. With his best friend that he walked. Was trying to walk into the McDonald's suit was just lying dead there. He was screaming for his mom, but then eventually bled out. So he played dead because he didn't want to get shot again. And they both got shot. I'm just saying. It's just. It's. It's crazy.

[E]

I would think at some point, protocol as a police officer would go out the window if you're in a school or anywhere where children are, to just go in and try to stop it.

[A]

As we've talked about that. Because, I mean, we did the Sandy Hook one or not Sandy Hook. We did. What's the one with Chance?

[B]

I don't know. Uvaldi.

[A]

Uvalde. We did that one. And, man, we. Oh, people are not. No matter how you talk about that, people are not happy.

[B]

You're right. You just piss people off on both sides. And I get it, because I. On this particular one, I'm watching it, and I'm on both sides of the Fence.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

And so at one point they're even like, hey, let's what, let's wait for the SWAT team to get here.

[A]

Like that's, they used to do that.

[B]

That's what they're trained to do, you know, and the SWAT, and we're talking like 1980s technology, the captain, the SWAT team who was supposed to get notified and then, you know, make the call and get the boys and go for whatever region reason, his pager didn't work. His pager didn't work. And so it took, it took them forever to get there and to respond. And a SWAT sniper ended up taking the guy out 77 minutes later.

[E]

As a parent, if my child is in a school, I'm not standing back to watch, I'm walking through them. I get that entering the building, I.

[B]

Get my kids out.

[A]

I've talked to my wife, she's like, if this ever happened at my kids school, like I'm going to jail. Because. Yeah, you know, at least she's honest. Because I don't know, I mean, I would probably do the same thing.

[D]

But for sure, I've, I've heard her on the pod.

[B]

I believe it. Yeah.

[C]

So I think when he says Maryland soon to fall, I think that's, they're gonna clean up Maryland next, I think.

[A]

Fall to the National Guard.

[B]

And, and that's what they're talking about. Like, oh well, this is just setting precedent. So he's gonna do it all over the country and he's gonna like, what do you think he's gonna do? Just slowly make himself the king of all these cities with. I'm not making fun of the National Guard, but I'm just saying if, if you're looking to go take over a city, hold it and, and you're gonna have to hold off the army, like the actual army, to do it, the whole army. You're not sitting in the National Guard. He's doing, this is crazy. He's doing exactly what he said he was going to do. And, and if these, and if these liberal mayors, which are, which, which, which funnel down to liberal city councilmen, which funnel down to liberal policies, which means they get weak police chiefs to carry out their weak liberal policies, if that's what you're going to do. In a weird way, if I live in that city, that's kind of what I would expect to happen. Like, hey, someone, someone come, come stop this.

[C]

Yeah, because you can't.

[B]

Because you can't rescue. You could, but you won't.

[C]

Government's number one job is to Protect its citizens and law and order and.

[A]

Not tax us and not stupid alcohol rules.

[C]

All right, let's see what we got next. Deep. All right, Got it. Kevin Miller, 50 bucks. Thank you all for everything you do. Face to face by 7dust for closing song. That's face to face. 50 bucks.

[A]

50.

[C]

Thank you, Kevin.

[B]

D.

[C]

Mr. Meos. $50. Brent, answer your text messages.

[A]

That guy wants to talk.

[C]

Also, is my finders fee on the way yet?

[B]

Oh, I know, I know. You're talking about.

[C]

Yes, Mr. Meow.

[B]

It's down there. I actually saw it. I was like, oh, man. He even gave me an out. He's like, hey, I need to put this back to the top because Brent's really bad at text messaging. And he's right. I will.

[A]

I was.

[B]

I was going to today on my ride in, and then I got stuck on two phone calls on the way in and that went out.

[C]

Joe Saunders says closing song. Pantera walk or we do a sing along to Dolly Parton. Jolene.

[B]

Back to that.

[C]

This is a joke request. Place the money in the beer fund, boys. Five bucks. Thank you, Joe.

[A]

Thanks, man.

[B]

Can I get one of those?

[D]

Yes, sir.

[B]

We got enough? Yeah, yeah.

[A]

He's got a whole case.

[C]

He's thirsty.

[B]

I asked if they're going through a case as well.

[D]

And if you're strong enough, you. You guys can crack open the rum.

[B]

Oh, that.

[D]

That is. That is for you guys.

[C]

Oh, it's right here.

[B]

If you're strong enough. What is this? A. What is it? The King and the Sword. What was that movie? The something. The Sword. Stone and Stone And Sword. Yeah. Was this a stone in the sword situation? Thanks, brother. I really appreciate that.

[C]

Marcus Striker says enjoy some cigars. $20.

[A]

Striker.

[B]

Striker. Striker. Movie.

[C]

Naked Gun. Nope, nope, Not Naked Gun.

[B]

You're close. You're on the same. You're in the same comedy. Slapstick comedy. Striker. Strike Name Striker.

[C]

I love those shows.

[B]

Let me tell you, kid, you tell your dad to drag his ass up and down a basketball court for 40 minutes. See how.

[C]

Oh, it's killing me. God. What is the name of that show?

[B]

Anybody here speak Jigaboo?

[C]

Airplane. That's it.

[B]

I gotta respect you. Watch that.

[C]

Love Airplane. Gosh. Classic.

[B]

Surely we can't do that. We can. And don't call me Shirley.

[C]

Got the skeleton waiting on stewardess or something.

[A]

Oh, gotta give a shout out to some of our sponsors.

[B]

Do it.

[A]

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[B]

Got it. Yeah. Give a little smell.

[A]

A little smell.

[D]

It's from Great Smoky National Forest up that way.

[B]

Smells good. Actually not. I was actually surprised to say that. I really didn't think I was gonna say that.

[D]

It was the first thing I grabbed out of my liquor cabinet.

[B]

Look at that spice. I like. I like the. The Assassin's Creed Black flag.

[A]

All right, so we got a bad.

[B]

I don't.

[A]

We have 83 contestants. So what we're gonna do is I'm gonna have you type this in br or tap. Tap. That.

[C]

Has a minty mouthwash.

[B]

Yeah, tap that.

[D]

Oh, that's terrible. I'm so sorry.

[C]

Can you say that on YouTube?

[A]

Nine.

[C]

Number nine, nine, nine, nine.

[A]

Let's get that speech up. The winner is Joseph C. Ring and he is the winner of a. Amongst other things. But we're giving away a tasty gains bottle of pre workout. It's actually in there. It looks a lot like this, except these are the creatine ones. But we're giving away the pre workout gummies so you can taste them and see if you like it. They're. They're strong. They're gummies. They're gonna give it a kick. But thank you for all of you guys putting in for the patreon. And we will draw another one in a couple days.

[B]

Give it away, give it away.

[A]

Give it away. Now.

[C]

I gotta pull up the chat. Sorry. They disappear sometimes.

[B]

Thank you so much. That's the support we need around Max. You're useless. He's untrainable. He's untrainable. What.

[D]

What's the cigar per hour pay for the dog wrangler position?

[A]

So everybody knows we bought an arcade. Super excited about it.

[C]

Did you buy it?

[A]

Yeah, we bought it.

[C]

Nice. He's got Terminator 2.

[B]

Yeah, Terminator 2 in the arcade over there in the.

[A]

We in the plaza that we're in. We have an antique toy store now. It's not an antique. It's it's br. It's not brand new. It was made in 2021, but it's, it's new. It's not used. And I was like, I'm always thinking about how to spice up our. Because it's like we're trying to turn it into like, like a, like a tea room slash club clubhouse, you know? And I'm like, man, what, what could we use? We got guitars, TVs.

[B]

Yeah, guitars, TVs. Fitness poles. I don't, like, call them tripper poles. That's. That's gross. Fitness poles, Laser light shows, fog machines, bubbles. Bubbles, yeah. DJ booth.

[A]

Usually just me and Brent in here.

[B]

Yeah. And next on stage, Tyler. And this is why they call him Hoover the Mover. Don't be scared. Get to the stage.

[C]

All right, we got paid 9.99. Forgot to text. Say my name. Me, Drew. Same.

[B]

My name.

[C]

Me, Drew.

[B]

My name. Me, Drew.

[C]

All right, you texted. I read it. This is, this is deep May Balzynite. All right, so there you go. I said your name.

[B]

All right.

[C]

How'd I do?

[B]

You deep Ma.

[C]

Tell me how I do.

[A]

May ball Zynite.

[C]

Yeah, this is deep May Ball Zynite.

[B]

All right, that's.

[C]

I'm pretty sure that's how you phonetically say that.

[B]

Correct.

[C]

Thank you.

[B]

Put the emphasis on the correct syllable.

[C]

Says. Guys, please settle the age long debate. Which way do you hang the toilet paper on?

[B]

For sure.

[A]

Holder.

[B]

For sure.

[A]

We're gonna disagree.

[B]

I know this, and I'll tell you. I did, I did. I did a little research into this. Not, not recently, but I know. Go ahead.

[A]

Reverse from.

[B]

So, so it comes from the back.

[A]

Yeah. You pull it down like this.

[B]

No, incorrect.

[A]

Yes. I'm a little warrior in this.

[C]

All depends.

[D]

You don't put it over the top.

[A]

No, I prefer it coming from the back.

[C]

Both are right. Both are wrong.

[B]

I, I, I read on the Internet, so you know it's true, that there was a toilet paper campaign to reverse it and have it come from the back because they did studies and it rolls, somehow the way you pull it rolls faster. And you use more toilet paper that way. So that's exactly the way they want you to do it. Plus, when it's. When it's hidden back there, I don't want to go back there and try to find where it's at. I want it nice in front. Want to know exactly where. Where it begins at all times.

[A]

What you never knew about me is I'm a plant from the toilet paper industry. Gotcha.

[B]

You and Charms.

[C]

I knew it. All right. Here's my half a century take on the toilet paper.

[B]

Okay?

[A]

Okay.

[C]

All right. I've lived a while, had four kids, lots of animals and lots of toilet paper. And a buttload of toilet paper. All right? So the front is the easiest. That's the way I prefer it. Here's the problem with the front. But the front is the way I prefer. But if you have little children or cats, okay, you have to do it backwards because those suckers play with it. Little kids and cats will get in there and just do this number here. And you. Your. Your roll of toilet paper is gone.

[A]

There's always. There's always a reason to do something you sit with. There's reasons to sit, to pee. There's reason to use your toilet paper.

[B]

Backwards on the situation, right? That'll happen once and I'll beat them accordingly, both the cats and the kids. And it won't happen again.

[D]

I thought we solved. There's no reason. Reason to sit, to pee. Brent cleared that up.

[A]

No, then he went back on it.

[D]

But you said in the Quran you were saying.

[B]

And then correct. If, If. If you are fresh off of. If you have some sort of leg injury that. But I don't even know how that would. Would. Because now it's harder to sit if.

[D]

You just did like day.

[B]

If you just did like that. Here's my. Where I argue about that. It'll. It'll feel good for a little bit while you're sitting down, but you got to do a squat to sit down. You got to do a squat to sit back up. I don't think your legs will appreciate that.

[A]

Eddie Gallagher just tore his quad. Let's ask him. He did.

[B]

I saw that. I don't. I don't know. Oh, I did. I, I did walk it back a little bit. I. If. If it's a. If it's a middle of the night p. It. This is why I felt a little bit dumb. Are you really going to turn on the lights, wake back up to go? No, unfortunately I did, and I did for a long time because it wasn't even an option in my mind. I understand that one. I still don't. I still don't actually, but I. But it's just out of stupidity and I just refuse to allow it to happen because I got to come here and look you guys in the eyes, okay?

[D]

That's why I'm Here today at 3am sitting on the going brand. Want me to do this?

[B]

I need to get up. I get that one.

[A]

Somebody. Somebody Said James Hubert was a suspect in that shooting you were talking about. But they.

[B]

Oh, okay.

[A]

McDonald's. That was his name. And they said Tim Kennedy was a sniper that to kill him, buddy. Josh.

[B]

And yeah.

[C]

So fun fact. In the Bible, Second Kings, 9, 8, says this. For the whole house of Ahab shall perish, and I will cut off from Ahab him that pisseth against the wall. That's talking about men who. People who.

[A]

Is that real?

[C]

Stand up to people. Yeah, that's in the King, James. That's in the king, Jimmy. Second kings, 90s.

[B]

Did you add to it that it's talking about people who stand up to pee?

[C]

Yeah. Against the wall.

[A]

Pisseth.

[B]

Well, then pee, but don't do it against the wall. That seems like a.

[A]

Drew, are you messing with me?

[C]

No, man. It's right there. Second Kings, nine, eight.

[B]

All right, well. Well, don't be against.

[D]

Did you ask Rock? Did you ask AI? And that's the answer.

[B]

They didn't have toilets back then, Drew. I don't. I don't like that argument. I think if you're talking about if.

[C]

You piss against the wall right then. Then it's not a place where people walk. It's safe. It's private. Up against the wall.

[A]

I can't tell if he's messing with me.

[C]

No, that's it.

[B]

It's.

[C]

It's a soldier thing. It's. You're away from your house. It's not your normal place. You're just peeing on the wall. I've seen you guys pee on a wall before.

[A]

I have, but P is a word in the Bible.

[C]

It's. Yeah, it's. It's old King. It's old English pink.

[A]

I hate being.

[B]

You want to know? Now they're talking about it. You know, it's a weird habit to break. A couple infantrymen here, you may know this. When you're just a good old boy out in the woods, where do you pee?

[A]

On a tree.

[B]

On a tree?

[D]

Wherever you want. Yes.

[B]

When you're patrolling in the woods, where do you pee?

[D]

In the center of the patrol base.

[B]

But not. Not against a tree. Never. Never against a tree. Do you remember why you don't pee against trees when. When. When you're patrolling?

[D]

I was not a Ranger school grad, so.

[B]

Okay, you. You don't. Because that's where people lay down to hide for cover. You don't pee around trees just. Just to have your buddy go sit in your tree.

[A]

Yes, but I would hope my buddy would lay in my pee, so he didn't Die.

[B]

But it's a dick move. Literally, it's a dick move.

[D]

Were you thinking about this when you. In the drawer?

[B]

No.

[A]

No.

[C]

No one's laying down here against the tree.

[B]

Yeah, no, in the drawer. No problem. A professional does not pee against a tree while on patrol, man.

[C]

Holy food. Got his $5 worth on that one.

[B]

Okay.

[C]

Yeah. All right, all right. Nicole Morgan says I'll never see Brent in the same way again.

[B]

I knew better to tell that story. I knew better.

[C]

That's why people chime into this stuff, man. We're real. Joey Holt. 20 bucks says I'm here for my weekly dose of the people on the couch. That's you boys right there.

[A]

That's the people on the couch.

[B]

People on the couch.

[A]

That's the next shirt.

[B]

The people. Just the couches. What is it? The people. People on the couch.

[C]

Under the hills.

[D]

My buddy Joe's been texting me all night going like, have they asked. Because you're on the casting couch. Have they asked you to do anything yet? Take your shirt off.

[B]

Yeah, the people did, though. Yeah, people did. They paid for that now. They did.

[C]

All right, who invited the trans nerd discord mod on the couch?

[D]

You.

[B]

Ah, yeah, that's right.

[C]

That's right.

[A]

I was like, does he know you?

[C]

That's a alpha male. Yeah, he hasn't that. He has a smart guy job. I'm not gonna say what it is, but he's got a smart guy job, so you got one part right. That's.

[D]

That's crazy.

[A]

He's wearing a Tim Kennedius shirt, though.

[C]

No, Joey Holt, he may know you.

[D]

It's. It's heroin poppies from Afghanistan.

[B]

Yeah, it is.

[D]

Toyota Hiluxes with dishkas on.

[A]

Ah, okay. I like that. That's pretty cool.

[D]

Next time I'll wear mine.

[A]

Definitely a Tim Kennedy shirt, though.

[D]

Yeah, I'll wear my cutoff next time.

[C]

No, you're right. That's very cool. Up close, from. From afar, it looks like hibiscus.

[B]

Yeah. I'm telling you, there is nothing, there's nothing more beautiful than a massive field full of poppies in bloom. That's either bright green, bright red flowers. They're absolutely gorgeous. But if. But if you. But if you're in that area, you also. It's weird because you also know you're in bad guy country because only bad guys, for the most part, are doing that.

[D]

When I was in Camp Lemonier, I had, like, a lieutenant colonel come up to me who was clearly not a. She was like a. Not a grunt type.

[B]

Lost Me at. She. Go ahead.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

So obviously.

[D]

So I, I, I sometimes lose people when I say she, referring to my old infantry company commander, and they're just.

[A]

Oh, you were in that time of army.

[B]

Yes, Roger, Roger.

[D]

Anyway, she comes up, she goes, oh, poppies. World War I commemoration.

[C]

So, so special.

[D]

I'm like, no, yeah, tower's out. I'm like, yeah, that's.

[B]

Yeah, I know my history. So do you.

[C]

All right, we got Salvador Bologna says, guest recommendation recon Marine Rudy Reyes.

[B]

Rudy Reyes.

[C]

Matt Curtis, back again, says, I mean, it's on its way to be the next California or New York. Oh, that's what he's talking about. Maryland falling. Okay. It's on its way to be the next California.

[B]

New York. There. Yeah, you know, it should be. Here's my question. Back to you, Matt. What? What? Keep. What keeps it off the list of, of not being like those?

[C]

Insightful question.

[B]

Yeah. Thank you.

[C]

Good one, Brent.

[B]

Yeah. I'm not the pretty face.

[C]

Tyler Gunn, Trace Task Force shirt series on HBO was great. Tyler Gunn, Trace Task Force short series on HBO was great. I live equal distance from Baltimore and D.C. nice.

[B]

Well, that's nice. Hopefully there's a safe space in between Baltimore and D.C. that you live in. Sure there is. Although they're pretty close together. Like, there are times if it's. There are times, it's easier to. If you. If I have a. I've had a meeting in, like, really northern, like, D.C. and it was easier to fly into Baltimore, or if it was cheaper, I'd consider flying to the Baltimore and driving the D.C. they're pretty close.

[C]

JROC734 says, Did y' all see where that guy in Seattle shot the video Vet in the wheelchair?

[B]

I did.

[C]

After taking his patch and claim vet in the wheelchair was committing stolen valor.

[B]

Okay.

[A]

He shot him.

[C]

How are you? That's.

[B]

Hold on.

[C]

That's a real thing.

[B]

Hold on, hold on. You're not gonna like this.

[C]

Oh, you got.

[B]

You're not. You're not. You're not gonna like this, but. So the vet, you know, rips this patch off and says stolen valor on this guy. I mean, not. Right. He's probably a. What looks to be like a bum in a wheelchair. Leave him alone.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

However. Yep. I get it. Sometimes, like, you want to stand for something, and you don't. And you're not going to let someone pretend to do something that, that people lay down their lives to do. And we're not going to take that lightly. The problem is this. The guy then goes into the guy in the wheelchair goes into his bag and pulls out a gun. Fumbling for the gun. So the guy stood back, put a round into him. Maybe one, maybe two. And then this is a crowded street. Not crowded. This is in the middle of the city. It's not. You know, it's. It's. And he calmly goes, it's okay. I. I got this. He says something really kind of surreal like. Like it's okay. No, the guy who shot him.

[C]

Nothing to see here.

[A]

Yeah, everything's fine. Everything's fine.

[B]

Move on his gun. His gun immediately jams, and he does the world's worst job of clearing that jam.

[A]

This is on video.

[B]

Oh, yeah. It's all on video. Pull that up first. But what you don't see in that video is the guy in the wheelchair reaching for his own gun. Here's the problem. The gun that he's. That the bum is reaching for and. And I believe pulls out is a toy gun. But it. But. But it doesn't matter because you don't know it's a toy. You To. Wait. So even though. Yes, that guy instigated that. You can argue that it was good or bad that he instigated that. I understand it.

[A]

Did he assault him?

[B]

But the other. He ripped the patch off of his vest or something like that. But the other guy. The other guy wants to. Wants to introduce a gun first, you know, over that. Yeah. And. And it lost your life. No one's a winner in that situation. But it is one of those where you watch that video and you think the other dude is absolutely the wrong and deserves it, but when you hear the whole story, they're both. They're both wrong.

[A]

I think that's going to be a good court here. Court case, because big picture guy, number one, started it by instigating, and then it's. At what point do you say this has nothing to do with the shooting? The shooting. The shooting starts here.

[B]

Right.

[A]

And a lot of people try to say, like, no, the shooting started when he was assaulted by this guy. You can't touch people. You're not allowed to. And if this guy in the wheelchair argues. He just came at me, took off. I thought he was gonna hurt me. I pulled out a gun, and then he shot me.

[E]

But why would you pull out a toy gun? He's not.

[A]

He's probably mentally ill. Yeah, yeah.

[B]

It's. It's. It's just. It's bad all the way around. It really is. And. And I'm gonna get you that. That video here in a second, Drew. But Keep going. We'll watch this video.

[C]

All right, Billy Batts says, looking forward to Mr. Stone on the show. Also, can you add the link to your stores on your YouTube channel page? Now go home and get your effing shine box.

[D]

What movie is that?

[A]

Drew, what movie is that?

[C]

I don't know.

[A]

How do you go. Wait, Give us clues.

[D]

Don't tell us Joe Pesci is in it.

[A]

Oh, good, fellas.

[D]

There you go.

[A]

Go home and get your shine box.

[B]

Wow.

[C]

You did a pretty good job.

[B]

They brutally kill him.

[A]

Yeah. Because he messed. No, that would. No, no, no, no, no, no. He was brutally killed in casino.

[B]

Oh, he was shot.

[D]

I meant they killed the guy who's.

[A]

Like, go get your shine back. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[B]

Him, Drew.

[A]

And then they killed you.

[B]

Go to YouTube.

[A]

Because he was a made man.

[D]

Yes, yes.

[A]

We're. We're all of a sudden mafioso, honestly. Well, connoisseurs.

[B]

Well, we're also still hyped up from.

[A]

I'm still.

[B]

From the. From the. Donnie. I watched Don Nebraska.

[A]

I watched it the night episode.

[B]

You got YouTube pulled up, Drew. Yep. Just Google. Man shoots veteran in wheelchair.

[A]

There's only a few videos.

[B]

Yeah, it'll. And it'll be. It'll. Yep, it'll be the top one. Let. Let me see it so I can help you out. If you can.

[D]

It's a good thing Drew didn't share screen while he was searching.

[B]

No, go. Go into YouTube. Go. Go to YouTube first.

[C]

And then you said, Google it.

[B]

Yes, sir. Go to. Go to YouTube. I did say go to YouTube first.

[C]

I was confused.

[B]

All right, and then search. Man shoots veteran in wheelchair. You know, Google is now just a term used and common usage as search. All right, let me see it. That is it. And go to 27 seconds. Top one. I know we'd get a video at some point. Make it happen.

[C]

Waiting for the ad. Going to 20 seconds.

[A]

After this, I want to do a.

[B]

Oh, that sounded gay.

[C]

All right, you ready? Here we go, boys.

[B]

27 seconds in. Oh, I said. Yeah, it said 28 seconds. All right. All right, here it is, full screen at 4th through, if you don't mind, so we can see it.

[C]

That is full screen.

[B]

Okay. Yeah, yeah. Look, he just calmly walks back. Calmly walks back, takes his time. Oh, a knife and then an airsoft gun. Okay. Yep. So there. There. There is, I think, the unique thing. It doesn't start unless you started the fight. But he didn't start a deadly fight. That's.

[A]

Yeah, but you don't get to pick and choose that's the beautiful thing about the Second Amendment, is that if I feel that I'm losing that fight that you just picked, I can shoot you. Yeah, you don't have. It's not like fucking the Wild west where it's like, so chains or no.

[B]

Chains, but we'll just take it. Florida, for example, because we have some. Some pretty liberal gun laws. Like, to stand your ground isn't like, oh, he. He. He accused me of being a stolen valor. So, So I saw. I pulled a knife, a gun on the guy. Like, that's not. Stand your ground. If he.

[A]

But here's the thing. If he came up and ripped it off, that's battery. In Florida, you can't touch people, so that's already a crime.

[B]

But there's. But there's been no physical harm.

[A]

It doesn't matter. I could, I could poke you right now. Against your will, and that's the same thing as punching you. So.

[E]

And you have the right to shoot somebody.

[B]

I know.

[A]

No, no, no, no. I'm not saying that.

[B]

Yeah, I see what I'm saying. Battery's battery.

[A]

And it's. So it's all about. If they're going to go to court, obviously this guy did get charged because they're like, we. It's not so cut and dry. We have to charge him. He's going to have to have his day in court.

[B]

Here's, here's whether people like this or not. It's my opinion. I get an opinion. It goes back to that. What was that one with the. The boiling water? Like, I believe letter of the law. Just my opinion. I believe the way that I view it. I believe letter of the law. That guy's. It's a justified shooting. Yeah. But I believe. And you know, if it goes to a jury, which really goes more to, like, you know, the public opinion, he's gonna get charged for it, which is crazy. People are gonna. There's me, some people who side on me, some of you who don't. I believe, oddly enough, he was justified. The other person started, you know, introduced deadly weapons. Yeah. Yeah.

[E]

I don't think how. It doesn't matter how violent your verbal altercation is. You can say anything pretty much, and.

[B]

That'S freedom of speech.

[E]

But when someone starts reaching for somebody, something, and that point.

[B]

Right. And the knife thing is going to be enough because he's in a wheelchair. So you can, you can get away from. You can get away from that. But. But so. But he introduced a knife and a gun. Well, when it comes time to a Gun. You cannot run bullets. I don't know. It's an.

[A]

It's a really weird case.

[E]

They word it as the gunman, so that automatically makes that man look like.

[B]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[A]

I'm telling you, we're talking about the shooter.

[E]

Yeah, they're like the gunman had.

[B]

They both had guns. The toy gun. One had a knife and a gun, you know, one was twice as deadly.

[D]

So to quote another mob movie.

[C]

Nice.

[D]

If they pull out a knife, you pull out a gun. They send one of yours to the hospital, you send one of theirs to the morg.

[B]

The morgue. I remember that.

[C]

Well done.

[A]

Is it good, fellas?

[C]

No, different one. Boondocks Brent.

[B]

New. I knew. I knew the quote, but I can't remember what movie it came from.

[D]

Sean Connery. It's the Treasury Department. They're trying to take down a really famous mobster. The most famous of all mobsters.

[B]

Sean Connery.

[D]

It's the Untouchables.

[B]

The Untouchables, yeah.

[A]

I've still never seen the Godfather.

[C]

Next, I was thinking the unthinkables.

[A]

Oh, this just in. Eddie Gallagher does not sit to pee. He says I stand on one leg and get it done like a man. Good job, Eddie. Proud of you.

[B]

He's a man's man.

[A]

Let us down.

[B]

He's a man's man.

[D]

I'm back to standing now, I guess.

[A]

Oh, Drew, can we do a poll?

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

So I'm curious. This is anonymous. Obviously, we're not going to know. We're not going to know who did this. I want to know. Do you wash your hands routinely after you take a piss, before you want to clean? No, no, no, no. Oh, no, no, no. After. Okay. We have a great argument for that. I mean, after you take a leak, how many of you actually. Routine. Wash your hands, yes or no?

[B]

I don't.

[C]

You're gonna make. You're gonna make half these guys lie.

[A]

You don't have to lie. I'll tell you, to be honest.

[B]

I'll tell you what. I don't. This is. This is a little bit more of it. Of. It depends. Like, if. If I've been in the yard working and I'm disgusting, yes, I will wash my hands. But if. If it's. If it's clean down there, like, how. How dirty is your junk that every time you touch it, you have to wash your hands? I don't. I just. I don't buy into that. I don't buy into that.

[C]

I wash my hands because I went into the bathroom, not my own.

[A]

I think this some other place.

[B]

Okay. Oh, so you. You draw the line on. On the. On the bathroom. Not. Not the act itself.

[C]

Yeah. I don't trust the. That are going to the bathroom. In the bathroom.

[A]

Yeah, but if you walked in that bathroom and the door was open and you kept it open.

[B]

There you go.

[A]

Just touched your own wiener and then you were done. Would you wash your hands if.

[C]

If all I did was touch my wiener. It's pretty clean wiener. Half the time, I don't touch the wiener. I'm just flipping. I'm just holding the underwear down. So maybe, maybe not.

[A]

Oh, you're trying to get out of it.

[B]

Well, maybe.

[C]

No, I'm not trying to get out of it. Honestly. That's an honest answer.

[B]

Next question. This is detailed.

[C]

What I feel.

[B]

This is good. I love it when we attack the. You know, the real subjects that matter to people.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

You know, you'll see the view tackling this. Not that they could.

[C]

No, not they could. They don't even know how to.

[A]

The second time I ever met Brent, I was in. We. He was. He was on the podcast, and we were in his studio. We were in his warehouse, and I peed, and he came up right behind me, and I was like, oh, hey. And he's like, hey. And I was like, done. And I went to wash my. He's like, don't act like you wash your hands when you're done. And I was like, oh. He's like, don't wash your hands. He's like, your dick's the cleanest part of your body, is it not?

[B]

It's covered all day long. It's covered from the elements all day long. In fact, if you're going to wash it. I wash your hands. I would wash my hands. It would be more logical before you pee, because I don't want to bring my hands dirtiness to my pride and joy. It just. It makes more sense so many times.

[A]

That you should wash your hands in the day over washing them after you pee. All the things you touch. Touch money.

[B]

Touch money's for sure.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

We need Dr. Chris on this. Where's our Chris?

[B]

I can only imagine the Chris looking at us right now. He is like, guys, stupid, stupid. Sit in the pee and watch your hands. These are big topics. You damn right they are. Oh, my gosh. All right, Thursday nights for the boys.

[C]

Oh, let's see. I went down on me and see.

[D]

Coincidentally, that story is very similar to how I had the stepbrothers moment with my detachment sergeant when I first met him.

[B]

Yeah.

[D]

Was yes. He introduced himself as. He was like, oh, yeah, I used to be an 11.

[A]

Bravo.

[D]

I was like, oh, cool, cool, cool.

[C]

Get it in the mic puff.

[B]

And then.

[D]

And then he shows up, walks up right behind me while I'm taking a piss, and he's like, hey, do you.

[C]

Want me to hold it for you?

[B]

I'm like, brother, hold it for you. I love making things awkward.

[A]

That is that. That is that. I will say. That is asserting dominance, right?

[B]

It's asserting dominance.

[A]

You don't even have to use violence.

[B]

No, you don't have to. You don't have to. No.

[D]

But like, Tyler Bravo in the previous life, like, that's got. Yeah, it's weird as, right?

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

Mikey Rob says. Brenda N. Taylor, former 2315, 18 Bravo, I.O. living in West Palm.

[B]

That's. That's.

[C]

That's my old ODA firefighter and SWAT medicine.

[B]

Oh, man.

[C]

Love the podcast. Want to get in the room for one?

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

On me.

[B]

Wish you would. Hell yeah. Mike.

[A]

Right here.

[B]

That's right. Get over here, bud.

[A]

That was your old Oda.

[B]

2315 was my old Oda. Yeah.

[A]

Check the desk. Check the desk.

[B]

My old buddy Drawers. Old buddy Pat Heffernan just sent me a picture of. I don't know if you were just on it, but the boy's doing some. Some night. Night vision hits, raids, exercises, and sent me some pictures. It's like, hey, it's. It's your old team. That's. The boy's still doing work. I was like, hell, yeah.

[C]

Mikey sent us an email at info at the antihero podcast.com Oyong Bowen says. Did Labor's interview change your feelings on Slab? Seems both. MO Mostly. Oh, medal mostly was Afghan.

[B]

Yep.

[C]

Doing a see why your butt Cover your butt for the debacle they caused, especially if Video was doctored to be like, what he said.

[B]

I've said it. I'm not. I'm not that harsh on Slab. You know, I'll say it doesn't matter how many times I say it. It's worth saying again. The guy got put in a really tough, you know, scenario, and the worst of scenarios of sort, like, they acted like men that day, but they. They were. Their job was to go back after and try to recover their teammate. So that's. You're doing your job. And then when things got really, really, really bad, you. You came off the mountain, and that's okay. Like, that is the. That which was the right call. I'll say that again. You know, that's not anti Slab. That's Retrograding off of fire that you will never get the upper hand off of. Just more people will die. Yes, that was the right call. Was that Medal of Honor worthy? No, but, but again, of sorts. And Slabs defense, he doesn't put himself in the middle. And for the Medal of Honor, the Navy does that. So I have, I have nothing against Slab, but. But, you know, if people ask me, I have no problem giving my opinion either. And it's just. That's my opinion.

[C]

Mason. 20 bucks says. Hey, guys, totally off topic, but what are your thoughts on the Trump Putin meeting in Alaska? It will be interesting to see how the funeral I'm attending will go on. Go tomorrow on jber. Enjoy the podcast. Keep up the good work.

[A]

Thanks, man.

[B]

Yeah, I don't. I don't know. I don't know. We'll. We'll have to see what. What. What comes from that. I know people. Anytime Trump and Putin get together, the people always want to be like, oh, he's soft on Putin. You know, they're, they're, they're, they're. What's the word I'm looking for when you get together to scheme?

[A]

They're scheming.

[C]

Collaborating.

[B]

Yeah, they're scheming, they're collaborating. I don't know. But. But I do know this. Just. Hey, based off historical evidence, I see no reason to think that Trump doesn't want what's the best for America. So we voted because we believe that he won by a landslide. Because we believe that we. So I will have to believe he's going to go in there with the best of his intentions for America. And he's never proved me wrong on that 100%.

[A]

Yeah, that's true.

[C]

Give him, Give the man benefit of doubt. Doing a lot.

[B]

That's right. And Putin respects him.

[C]

Yeah. Fears him.

[B]

I believe Putin does fear him.

[C]

Taylor Vowell says, Tara looking jacked, Barbara looking really lean. That TRT is working. Also, Drew Barrymore, you're the hidden gem of the show.

[A]

You gotta get on that hptrt. They got that. They got Anavar, man, I just get prescribed Anavar.

[B]

I just came off of like a 36 hour. I don't want to say I was sick. Didn't feel sick. No feeling in my chest, like, no sick symptoms, but I had zero, zero energy.

[C]

You were sleep deprived, man. You had a hard weekend.

[B]

Oh, man, I put your text. I put 14 hours in the rack. I went to bed at 9. Thought I was gonna do a little bit of sleep and then, you know, get up, do some work. At night, which I normally do. I woke up 14 hours later. I didn't even get out of bed after that. I stayed in bed almost all day.

[A]

Wait, so do you need, like, recharge days once in a blue moon or. You're just like. Your body's just like Brett.

[B]

Apparently. Yeah, apparently, yeah. My body was like, nah, no more.

[A]

Also, do you actually go to bed around nine, wake up in the middle of the night and start working again?

[B]

I do, yeah. You'll see a lot of emails from me at, like, 1:00am2:00am I. I am a night owl. I get the most done at night.

[C]

I'm usually going to bed about one in the morning. Brent's, like, getting all chatty on the.

[B]

I'm just getting knocked this out.

[A]

Drew, get this done real quick.

[B]

Yeah.

[C]

Hey, what do you think about this? All right, let's see. Matt Masterson says, just finished reading American Cipher. Would you guys consider having Beau Bergdahl or his father Bob on?

[B]

Oh, for sure. I would love to have Bow on. What? Wouldn't you want to hear, like, the. Like, the true inside story of a guy of that got held by the Taliban for five years and all the stories of torture and things that he had to deal with. And I know some of those stories because I just gotten shot, so I wasn't on that rescue mission. But the guys that debriefed them were telling, you know, the boys, they're like, this dude's messed up. Let me tell you some crazy stories.

[A]

Really?

[B]

And they were telling me some crazy stories. So when other people, like Bo Bergdahl got people killed, I get that. I'm. That is not lost on me. But when I'm like, hey, time served. Like, people still wanted to hang over it. Hey, time served, he said, five years getting tortured by the dog.

[A]

What did they do? You know, what kind of torture they did? He.

[B]

And he did try to escape before. I don't know how many times, but I do know for a fact one time they tried to escape, they came and they burned them. They put him in a cage and put the cage off the ground so his feet couldn't touch it. But if his feet could go through the. Through the bars and they'd come in and they'd burn the bottom of his feet so he couldn't run again. And then whenever his feet would finally heal up, they'd come in and burn the bottom of his feet again to make sure that he could never run. Yeah, he. He had.

[A]

That's real torture.

[B]

He had the runs. I'm sure. All the time. And when they put him in this cage, I. He couldn't go to the bathroom or control his bowels. So he. He. He. He'd shit all over the place. And if he would. And they'd come in, they just beat him senseless for. For. For pooping on the ground. Because I guess kind of what you do to your dog or your pet. Like, hey, you don't poop inside.

[A]

Only we poop inside.

[B]

Yeah. Gross.

[A]

Caliban.

[B]

So he had. So he had it. He would. He would take his feet, whatever he could. He'd try to smear it as. As. As thin as possible and then try to get other dirt and then get the dirt to go on top of. Of the runs that. That he just did so he wouldn't get beat again. He was. He's pretty messed up.

[C]

All right. All this urination talk. I gotta go. So you. Is it okay? Should we do the commercials? Some break.

[A]

Let's do it 20 minutes early. And then if it. Once it comes back to me, I'll handle Drew. You take your time. Want to.

[C]

Only if there's paper towel.

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[A]

Did they see me?

[B]

All right.

[C]

All right. For the record, for the record, I did wash my hands.

[A]

Okay.

[C]

Because you know, there are variables. Okay. So we do live in Florida. It's hot. It's the end of the day. It's mildly swampy. Okay. So because of the mild swamp bitch down the swampage, little moist. So nobody wants that on the keyboard. So I wash my hands.

[A]

Respect.

[C]

Yeah, so you keep it real.

[A]

You went from just pulling your underwear down to touching your balls while you pee.

[C]

Sometimes I. Sometimes they need a little attention.

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[B]

All right.

[C]

And we're back. You want to close this poll?

[B]

And we're back.

[C]

238 votes.

[A]

All right, let's see it.

[B]

All right.

[C]

See what we got here.

[A]

I can't see. So you got to read it.

[C]

Close the poll. So I closed the poll. Got to find out where the poll went. Well, because we have this funding thing.

[B]

Where'd the poll go?

[C]

There it is.

[B]

It's 50.

[C]

50.

[B]

Dang.

[C]

It was 51 then. Just.

[B]

I don't know if I'd. Drew. What if you had to guess? I mean, it's too late. We. We should have had this. But before we revealed it. Are you surprised the 50. 50 I said in which way? If you are.

[A]

I'm honestly surprised it's not. One more. I don't wash my hands.

[B]

What do you. What do you Think.

[E]

I would think no. If people are being honest. If people are being honest, I would say no.

[A]

And I told them that. Synonymous, they can be honest. Yeah.

[E]

When you're at your house, you probably don't do it.

[B]

Oh, that's true. Yeah. I don't think most people wash hands at their house unless they have a nagging wife.

[C]

Well, then there's guys. There's a lot of guys washing their hands.

[A]

My wife makes me wash my hands every time I touch my balls.

[D]

Mine literally just texted me and asked, are you washing your hands? Thank you so much.

[C]

Hey, tell her Thursday nights for the boys.

[B]

She said, hey. My wife texted me and said, you know what?

[A]

Wash your hands. That bathroom's horrible over there.

[B]

I get it. I. You know what? I get it. See what you got to say. Wink.

[A]

I get it.

[B]

I get it. Now. Don't put the camera on him.

[A]

Don't put the camera on him.

[B]

I get it. I get it.

[A]

He's winking.

[D]

I. I don't want any more of those comments, please.

[C]

All right. Josh Hendrick says, can Army Rangers go to. Or have they gone to the Special Forces sniper course?

[B]

Of course. Yep.

[C]

Or do they have their own sniper course?

[B]

No, they do not have their own sniper course. They. They come to the Special forces sniper course because Green Berets are the best. If they weren't, then they'd go to their own sniper course. They don't even have one. Love you, Rangers.

[C]

Alex G. Says, hey, Brent, can I send the picks on Patreon dick pics for days?

[B]

Oh, for sure. Yeah. There you go.

[C]

Matt Curtis back in. We're f'd after we elected more here in Maryland. Justin Giant heart says, Brent, have you heard about the new book, Fort Bragg Cart?

[B]

That's the. That's what I was talking about earlier. That's we. Yeah, absolutely. Load of bull crap. Now, I don't want to say the whole thing. I don't know what he said, you know, and what research did on the cartel side, but what he says about on the Delta side, that. That we've seen excerpts of is just utter bullcrap.

[C]

So it talks about drug running, selling from some tier one cat guys, focuses on the murder of Billy Levine.

[A]

Thought.

[B]

Now, now, gosh, now I gotta walk it back of sorts or be more specific. The Billy. The Billy Levine thing is a. That's common knowledge. So when I say it's bull crap. Yeah. I mean, what. What Billy did and. And. And paid the price for is. Is. Is. Is true. But him talking about another points of the book of the way we treat women at the unit. And let me tell you, the Delta Force was the most professional place I ever, ever worked. No one's. No one's going to go shoot their shot at some chick that works at MST and say something real vulgar to vulgar to her, because you know what? He's going to lose his job. You think. You think he's going to lose his job saying something. Something inappropriate to some chick that works in the basement? Hell, no.

[C]

All right. It says, turd. Ferguson says, congratulations on retirement, Tater. Does this mean we won't see you on Live PD now? I'll throw in for Walk or Jolene. Sing along, Marika.

[B]

What?

[A]

How much?

[C]

20 bucks.

[A]

No. So live PD. First off, where I worked was the Orlando area, and Disney does not allow cops or Live PD because Disney owns Orlando, essentially. And they cannot ever admit that there's crime there, because people would be like, what? There's crime at Disney? And that could affect tourist rates. So they don't advertise any type of crime. That being said, some of my. Some of my buddies from Volusia county, when I used to work there, they're always on Live pd. And. And also, even if they did, I wouldn't be the guy they would stick them with. Trust me.

[D]

Daytona loves that.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

This is.

[B]

Yeah, I was late on that. And you would think Daytona would have just as much, you know, to. To hide, because, yeah, they. They. They make their money. They make their money on tourism.

[D]

So during. During Bike Week, they kind of Bike Weekend.

[A]

Biketoberfest.

[B]

Yeah, Biketoberfest, NASCAR 500 spring break. Even though they. They've tried to tamper down, the majority of the time.

[D]

No. Publicity is bad publicity.

[E]

So wasn't there a shooting and a murder at Daytona this year?

[A]

I.

[B]

Yes.

[A]

Yes. Wait, at the 500?

[D]

No, at the Bike Week, the Mongols were getting it on with somebody.

[B]

The Mongols or the Mongol whatever. You know, hey, please don't. Please don't hunt me down if they.

[A]

Haven'T hunted me down yet. You're good.

[B]

Yeah.

[C]

Let's see. I love. Vanel says Thursday night for the boys. What is up with the Sean Ryan show coming to an end?

[A]

What?

[B]

Whoa.

[C]

Pantera for the closing 20 bucks says.

[B]

Sean Ryan is coming to an end. He just. He just put out some, like, big news. Yes. That he just had, like, a total of a billion, billion views on. On YouTube, like, as a milestone, you know, accumulatively.

[A]

What's that plaque look like?

[B]

Well, that's. Yeah, I mean, that's for followers, but yeah, that's. That. That views is now I gotta hope hopefully. No, you got if. Yeah, if you guys don't mind, do. Do some Google and see if. See if there's any validity to that.

[C]

Sam Rapaport says the best way to use toilet paper is not to use it at all.

[B]

That's. That's says. Says Muslims.

[A]

Yeah, that's the Taliban in our chat.

[B]

Yeah. No, can't get behind that.

[C]

We got some Iranians in our chat tonight. TG Para. 10 bucks says y' all gonna do a video about the Afghan pull out in general, 8:15 is my four year anniversary of when I landed there with the 82nd. Got videos of the chaos and dudes falling off the plane if y' all want it.

[B]

Still remember that video, that dude falling off the plane. That's so crazy.

[A]

Everybody's saying in the chats that he's moving to a new studio. It's the last one in his old studio.

[E]

Yes. Says my last interview an hour ago.

[B]

Okay. Yeah. And.

[A]

Oh, I like that though. Yeah, yeah, he's my last interview in that studio.

[B]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. He. I should have put two and two together. He told me he was moving to a new studio and it's got a range to it and everything and.

[A]

Oh, nice.

[B]

And it's bigger, more freedom.

[C]

So we got a range too. In our studio.

[B]

We do a virtual range.

[A]

T2T Terminator 2 Judgment Day.

[C]

Yeah. I don't know how many.

[B]

Yep. Red gun, blue gun.

[A]

We also shot airsoft in here once when you were here.

[B]

Yes. Yeah, that was about.

[C]

Yeah, that was dangerous.

[B]

That was dangerous.

[A]

He's fire.

[C]

There's. Yeah, there's some friendly fire in that one. All right, let's see. Best fun. Thanks to Jason T Bone. 6613 says T Dog. I got family. That is Leo. During a past hurricane, mandatory evac with town out of power, they ran into some hooligans. They were doing thump and releases instead of arrests. Blink twice if you have done the same.

[A]

Pump and release. No, I mean they have curfews because when a hurricane hits, everybody evacuates. And then people stay for the aftermath and they break into houses. So we double up, everybody goes out. There's no days off. And. And to take someone to jail for curfew requires a watch commander approval because it's a. It's a. It's an emergency is a state of emergency thing. So there's a lot of liability to it. But I've never done a thumping release. I think that's like from the 70s. You're not worth the drive to jail. You're just gonna get an ass moving.

[C]

That's one of the Alex G. Says Tyler sent link to vid of Paralyzed guy on Patreon.

[B]

Okay.

[C]

I think we nailed it though. Backman Union. Good to be back and alive. Been on shift the last couple of Thursdays. As long as you don't buy cheap paper like John Wayne. Rough and tough and doesn't take shite off anyone. Treaty Oak Revival. No Vacancy.

[A]

Backman Union. We got your package. It's actually sitting out there. We just have not opened it yet.

[B]

Okay.

[C]

Is that a Treaty Revival? Is that a.

[B]

Is that a song?

[C]

No vacancy. 20 bucks. 20 bucks.

[A]

Trio survival.

[C]

What's the leader so far?

[A]

$50. Face to face. Seven dust.

[C]

50 bucks is the lead.

[A]

So you guys are.

[B]

Are.

[A]

You guys aren't commute like putting all of your funds together. You guys are all asking small things for separate music. You guys gotta all join as one.

[B]

I don't know if they were originally from here, but I know they live here in. In the Central Florida type area. Yeah, yeah, they're. And I for. I kind of forgot about them. They're a great band. They got some good stuff.

[A]

I always get them in Non Point mixed up.

[B]

Yeah, Yeah, I can see that.

[E]

Black lead singer.

[B]

Yeah, yeah, that's. They're awesome. They're all the same to you. Yeah, yeah.

[A]

I invited my. I was like, babe, let's go. She really loves Seven Dust. And I was like, oh. And I saw Non Point was coming to Orlando, and I'm like, babe, let's go. And she's like, ah, yeah, sure. I'm like, you don't want to go. You love Non Point. She's like, I love Seven Dust. Sounds like, ah.

[B]

Oh, yeah, yeah. All right.

[C]

Deep May Ball Zynite back in again. Every time Drew mispronounces a name, a soldier loses his jump wing.

[B]

Oh, no, no, that's tough.

[C]

Zulu Whiskey. Hey, Bear Grylls. Great episode about the two crazy seals.

[B]

Yeah. I am actually a little bit surprised at how much hate Dusty's getting from that. And I knew he'd get some. Like I said, like, the dude's not. Not innocent. But the amount of people that are just wrong. About what? About what they're saying and how they're feeling. And they're like, well, he was in the car. He was absolutely a part of that murder. No, no. Just because you're in the car doesn't mean you're a part of the murder. He had. He was a Part of bearing her afterwards, which goes back to an accessory after the fact.

[A]

A lot of people were like.

[B]

And they, they can't, they, they can't get that through their thick skull.

[A]

A lot of people were, he didn't kill her.

[B]

He had no intention of killing her. And that, and that's clear just by the plan that they had. To me, no one's like, I'm going to meet up with your friends later, except she's going to be dead. Like, he, he had plans to meet her afterwards. He had no intention of killing this woman. His story never changed, you know, Billy and his, and his stories change all the time. The DNA evidence never supported any of his stories. He even came out and, and later admitted, so, so if Dusty had nothing to do with, with her murder, then he shouldn't, he shouldn't have to pay for a crime of murder. It is that cut and dry. You can hate what he did after the fact all you want. You can hate it all you want.

[A]

Even said he's guilty for that.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Well, a lot of people are picking apart what you said when you said accessory after the fact. And people were like, no, that's accessory to murder. And I would beg to differ because it was after, it was after the murder, our hands on her, helping him murder.

[B]

Yeah. In fact, he was the only one trying to pull his hands, his arms off her throat.

[A]

So that is the, the thing about the military is, you know, is when you're trained in a pipeline for something non stop, non stop all day, every day to do what your brother says and don't question it. And then in the heat of the moment, you do. Now the burying thing's a little different because you're, you're brain could have came back and said, yeah, but the speeding away thing I thought was really interesting because he said, go, go, go. If you're in training Monday through Friday with a dude next to you that's telling you go, go, go.

[B]

Yeah. And a dude that's bigger than you, stronger than you, more violent than you, and more capable of violence than you. It's one of those things. It's really easy to sit here and say what you guys want to say. You weren't stuck in the car with that crazy man. Yeah.

[A]

There's been people that were clear of charges because they said if I didn't do this, they would have killed me.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

And so they're not, they're doing it against their will. They're not, you know, kind of something.

[E]

That goes with that wasn't there A story where these riots are happening, where a police officer and the military they sent to this town, he was going from COVID to cover, and he said, cover me. And the military shot like 200 and something around Marines.

[B]

Yeah, because that's what they cover you.

[E]

Is like lay down fire.

[A]

That's a stretch.

[E]

They did what they were told.

[B]

Well, he meant cover me in case something happens.

[A]

They cover for me.

[B]

Yeah, yeah. When you tell a squad of marines to cover me, they know exactly what that means. Their defense. That's exactly what it means to them. They did exactly what they were. What they were trained to do. Oh, hell, yeah. Yeah.

[C]

Brad says. Brent, I was in Musa Kala with 25 in 2012. Did you spend any time in that area? We heard army special forces came in to replace SEALs who took casualties.

[B]

No, I. I did not spend time in that area. And what's crazy, I'd know. I know exactly that place, and I cannot picture where it is, but I'm about to find out.

[C]

All right. Ghostland is texting this loud and clear. Do they still have those peanut butter cups in boot camp? Would sneak them in my sleeves for a second lunch. Fear of the Dark. Iron maiden.

[A]

How much?

[C]

10 bucks.

[D]

Yes, they are still present.

[A]

Pete, what is it?

[B]

It's the.

[D]

The little peanut butter cups.

[C]

Do they still have the peanut butter cups in boot camp like Reese's?

[B]

No, no, no, no.

[D]

It's a little plastic.

[B]

It's the little.

[A]

It's literally just peanut butter.

[B]

Yes.

[C]

Oh, yeah.

[A]

I was like, man, I didn't get Reese's peanut butter cups.

[C]

There's a big difference between peanut butter cups and a cup of peanut butter.

[A]

Yes. That verbiage, dude.

[B]

Yes. Come on.

[C]

Learn to fat guy talk. All right, Jefferson, Newby says my girl is putting up curtains. I asked to help. She told me to go away and watch her anti thing podcast. I told her, watch your mouth. So she's still hanging curtains and I'm hanging with the boys.

[B]

That's right.

[D]

Put some respect on your name.

[B]

Speaking of, stand your ground. Yeah, that's right.

[A]

Like your anti thing, it was probably.

[C]

The best chat of the night, dude. Duder. Any word on from Double Wide to Delta Force? My hopes up.

[B]

No, you're just getting your hopes up. There's. There's a better chance of coming out with a satire book called More More Scars, More Stripes than From the Double Delta four.

[A]

That's a good one.

[B]

I'd learn how to read to read that one.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

It starts off, I was a wigger.

[C]

We started out in a fully Furnished Double wide. Chad Conley. I stand for Brad.

[B]

Thank you.

[C]

Matt Curtis. You're not wrong. Maryland hasn't been great for years. Sounds like a Canadian. Yeah, we had. That's what. That's what all the Canadians.

[B]

Yeah.

[C]

We had a short eight year stint with Governor Hogan. That was good. Okay, now our current waterhead libtard has tanked it fast.

[B]

Waterhead libtard. A little bit of redundancy there, but getting your point across.

[C]

But we like it. Billy Batts back again. It's in my name, fellas. Billy Batts. I made guy on Goodfellas gets whacked by non made Lucci's guys. Joe Pesci's character later pays for it.

[A]

Yeah. Joe Pesci thought he was going to be made.

[B]

It was.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

When?

[A]

Shot him in the face, man.

[B]

When. When old Donnie Brasco's over there telling stories and he'd say like, they whacked a guy.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

I kept on having. Every time he did, I didn't do it. Think, thank. Thank God I didn't do it. But you ever seen that Family Guy episode where he's like. He's like talking like them. So what do you want me to do? Whack a guy off a guy? Whack off a guy. And I. Every, Every part of me wanted to say that, but I. But I couldn't.

[A]

It was sad hearing him say, like, all of the dudes that he befriended.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

In the six years, they all got whacked, all dead.

[B]

They're all whacked, they're all off. They all got offed. Every single one of those guys, I whacked them off. Let that be a lessons to you. You.

[C]

Let's see, Tuna boy, two bucks. Thanks. I don't know what that PRCE five says. I don't wash my hands after I pee. I just dry them.

[B]

I just dry. Yeah. Get the middleman. Hey, as long as you're hydrated, that's just water.

[C]

Yeah. You know Cool Hand Dan. What does that mean? Met ttc. Then it comes.

[B]

You gotta be kidding me. You're gonna run through Met TC I don't. I don't want to.

[A]

Okay, what does that say for again?

[B]

Mission, enemy, terrain, time, something, civilians. There's something I don't know the other T stands for three T's. Gets me Mission, enemy, time, terrain, something. Civilians. I don't remember.

[D]

My alibi is. I haven't been in there for 24 years.

[B]

So. Yeah. My alibi is adult force. Never cared about Met TC and you also.

[A]

I never paid Attention to these.

[B]

There you go.

[C]

All right, let's see.

[E]

Weather troops.

[C]

Big strict says the line in airplane is, does anyone speak jive? And definitely.

[B]

I. I was.

[C]

What did you say?

[B]

I jig. Hey, they're close.

[A]

Why won't serious XM pick us up? They're.

[B]

They're close. I won't Serious.

[C]

Come on.

[B]

That movie's four decades ago. Oh, gosh. Yeah, same thing. Yeah, it is. As soon as I read that, I had a flashback to you. I was wrong, but I wasn't that wrong. He was. Yeah, he was a ballpark.

[C]

He's definitely in the hood on that one. Josh Hendricks. Do Army Ranger go to the same sniper school as Green Berets or do they have their own.

[B]

Nope, we had that.

[C]

I did not say that. They just did that twice.

[B]

Okay.

[C]

The way says washing your hands after you poop seems a little pointless since the toilet paper itself is always clean.

[B]

Yeah. Unless you have a poke through, and that's obvious. Like, no one's gonna. No one's gonna do another poll. No one's gonna have an issue with that. Yeah. You have a finger. You have a finger poke through. That's wash all day long. We're not savages.

[A]

But if you do the toilet paper right, you'll never have.

[B]

You'll never have to. Yeah. Yeah.

[D]

Why aren't you using a bidet?

[B]

Yeah. You know what? So that's something. That's something that overseas has got. Right. And I'm telling you, it's. It's a bidet.

[A]

Is it a game changer?

[B]

It's a game changer. It is. I saw a comedian do a bit like this, and it's. And it's so, so true. He's like, if you ever stepped on poop, right, there's not a world you live in. You're like, oh, there's poop in my foot. That you just take dry toilet paper and just. And just scrape it off your foot and be like, I'm good. Like, to truly clean something, we use water to clean everything. But not. But not. Not if we dirty. Yeah. Which. Which we. I feel like this is a lot more common the more, like, bathrooms I go do. I have it in my bathroom, which is the wet wipes. The dude wipes.

[C]

Dude wipes.

[B]

Game changer. Yes, game changer. You have to. I start out with the dude wipes. I transition to the dry wipes because.

[A]

You don't want a wet bowl.

[B]

You don't. Yeah. You don't want a wet butthole. You know, that's. That's swamp ass that you've created. Yeah.

[A]

You don't even know if it's one.

[B]

That's right. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[A]

My dude wipes or.

[B]

Right.

[C]

Any poop doctor will tell you that. Any poop doctor will tell you. I don't know what they're called, but any poop doctor will tell you that toilet paper is not a sufficient media for cleaning your butt.

[B]

All right, there we go.

[A]

Just one.

[D]

That's why Somalis use water bottles.

[B]

Just continuing to tackle the hard subjects that no one else wants.

[D]

This is important.

[B]

And we will. And we got range. We'll. We'll go from Trump to buttholes.

[C]

Hey, we're gonna need to do a poll. Are you a front wiper or back wiper now?

[B]

No. No.

[A]

What, you think it's only one way.

[B]

There's only one way.

[A]

Is it.

[B]

Are you okay?

[A]

Front and back wiping. What does that mean?

[B]

From.

[A]

From the back or from the front?

[B]

Yeah, from your wounded taint. Up, up to the. Up to your back. You know, to. If you know, to the rest of tailbone.

[C]

Do you reach the tailbone? Do you reach around a wipe taint.

[D]

To the front or tailbone?

[B]

I've never thought about this. My mind is blown right now. I didn't know anybody else wiped their butt differently. I. I couldn't. I couldn't even do it. I couldn't even. It would feel so weird because you're trained. If you train yourself to do that. Yeah. 40 years I've been doing it that. That way. I. I don't. I don't know.

[A]

I don't like it.

[B]

I feel like you're bringing it two important areas. I want to bring it away from those important areas.

[C]

From the front, you push it back. Silence.

[B]

What do you mean?

[C]

I've done it both ways.

[B]

Yeah.

[C]

So it's called research.

[B]

Do you. I am a dexterous Brent.

[D]

Are you wiping standing or sitting down? This was an infantry school question.

[B]

Oh, standing for sure. There you go.

[A]

Standing.

[C]

Yes.

[B]

You wipe. Alpha. Bears.

[A]

Alpha.

[B]

Yeah. Yeah. And now I get it. I feel like if you're sitting, you could own it. You kind of only do it that way. That makes sense. Yeah. I'm a standing wiper for sure. I. I don't.

[C]

You're in good shape.

[B]

Yeah.

[C]

All right.

[A]

This isn't towards you. I just didn't know people did that.

[B]

No. Well, I. I know a lot of girls that. That sit to wipe.

[D]

80% of the men who signed the Declaration of Independence did so from the standing position. You're among the 20%. If you.

[B]

Drew. I don't know where to go with this next poll. This. Things have gotten crazy. Next poll. Sit to wipe. Stand away. I guarantee this has been the weirdest Thursday in a long time. Yeah. And hey, if I'm. If I'm wrong. Yeah, you don't know what. You don't know.

[A]

Exactly. Private, intimate thing.

[B]

That's right. It's not something you talk about. Not tonight. Just kicking down doors of intimacy and privacy.

[D]

I hope my. My class sees this, because this was a big debate back in, like, I.

[C]

Don'T know why it's not letting me.

[D]

Do a poll six years ago, and.

[E]

I didn't wash my hands, and now I'm touching magnet stuff, so.

[B]

That was being called magnet stuff. Magnets. Where is Magnet? He doesn't miss a lot of lives.

[E]

What he does is he takes.

[A]

Oh, he's got a birthday day. Tony. What he does is he takes a beard hair and he strings it along the chair to make sure no one sits in it.

[B]

It's Amanda's birthday this weekend.

[A]

No, it's his birthday.

[B]

It's. It's. It's Magnus.

[E]

Amanda.

[B]

It's Amanda. Yeah.

[A]

Oh, no, that's right. Because this is what magnet said. He goes, yeah, it's Amanda's birthday, so she's renting as a condo. And I'm like, amanda's ready for her birthday.

[C]

It's not letting me do a second poll.

[B]

What? Wow. All right, everybody.

[C]

Oh, they're in. Poll. There we. Okay, it's cuz. The other one.

[D]

I don't know, $5 in the Patreon chat with your answer.

[B]

4.

[A]

Because we could just have them.

[C]

I got it, I got it, I got it.

[A]

Okay. Okay.

[C]

All right, let's ask question. Stand or sit to wipe. Is that what we're doing?

[A]

Stand.

[B]

Yeah, yeah, we'll start with that. We'll start with that. Stand or sit to wipe.

[A]

Well. Oh, can you change the answers? Has it got to be yes or no?

[C]

Okay, stand, sit. There we go. And start. Pull. There we go.

[B]

I can't believe we haven't lost more viewers over this type of.

[E]

I think we're gaining.

[C]

We're gaining viewers on this. People want to know. People want to know.

[A]

All right, we'll do some super chats while this one.

[B]

All right, what do you got?

[C]

This one cooks.

[B]

This one cooks. Brent Th.

[D]

This pod got me through a deployment to Africa, so, like, come on.

[B]

This content is important.

[A]

All right.

[C]

Point man podcast says, what's up, guys? You will crush it this weekend in Miami. Here's some beer. And cigar money. Pantera for the clothes closure. $10 more for Pantera.

[B]

All right, all right. They're starting to pull together.

[C]

James De La Cruz says, if Trump was president During World War II, would you think he'd have a sit down with Hitler just like he has sit downs with Putin?

[A]

No, because Hitler was a different scenario.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

I can't. In a weird way, I like what you. What you tried to connect there. And that's not even being facetious. Like, I get it. I just don't agree that those are the same. But he is pretty anti war. Yeah. And loves making a deal. Do I think Trump would have tried to sit down with Hitler to end the war? Yeah, I actually do actually think he would, just based on what he said and how he feels. And why wouldn't you have wanted to end that war where, what, millions of people died figuring that out?

[A]

Yeah. But you would think. Well, no. Okay, take that aside.

[E]

I think it was way less than that, but.

[A]

Oh, you're getting into the conspiracy, people.

[E]

Yes, I did.

[B]

Yeah. Yeah. On both sides. On all sides.

[A]

It's crazy, though, that Trump's not pro war, because obviously war means money. At any point, whether you have to go to war, you try to go to war. War brings money.

[E]

I don't think he wants Americans to die.

[A]

He wants real estate.

[B]

You can say war brings money. War. War also brings a lot of debt. Now, as a businessman, I. Yeah. Brings in a lot of debt.

[A]

Oh, because you got to pay those private.

[B]

That's right. Yeah. Yeah.

[D]

That's called the broken window theory.

[A]

Unless you own the contracting company.

[B]

Yes. And, yeah, there's abr. That's right. Yeah. I saw you're going there. And you're right. But. But Trump. But Trump doesn't, you know, so there's, you know, what's a broken window theory?

[D]

So that is that if you're a shop owner and I. I learned this, like, in high school, like a long.

[A]

I can tell you what it is when you're done. If.

[D]

Or Tyler, go ahead.

[A]

The broken window theory is actually a law enforcement term, and it's when you're trying to clean up a place, but like, it synonymous to really anything is that if there's a broken window, there's more. It gives off the impression that it's worthless, so you can now burglarize it, and it just. It attracts more crime. Whereas if you clean it up right, you know, now it's not a broken window, so you're gonna not touch that place. It's a mental thing. Is that kind of where you're.

[D]

How does it connect different one I have heard that one with like Rudy Giuliani's policing.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Okay.

[D]

This is if there economy is good. Somebody throws a piece of rock through a window, breaks the window. Now that shop owner has to go to a glassmaker. Glassmaker has to bring him a new window. That's generating revenue for the economy or Right. It's not taking into account the shopkeeper had to go and take money away from what he might have also used for something else.

[B]

Right.

[D]

So starting war helps the economy.

[B]

See, you mean with a broken window theory based in that. That chaos is a domino effect of. Of creating. Creating business.

[D]

But I, I think Trump would sit there and be like Adolph, this is not good for.

[C]

You're killing potential buyers. That's really terrible.

[B]

What are you doing?

[D]

Stupid silly man.

[C]

He has a very low iq. John Yonkers says Thursday for the boys.

[A]

Yeah buddy.

[C]

Dick Thompson said on SRS he carried 50 mags out on mission. Couldn't help but think of TK.

[B]

That's. That's different. I believe Dick Thompson I haven't seen yet. I'm assuming that's one of the. One of the latest like episodes with sog. One of the SOG guys on there. And when you're on a three man team deep in enemy territory that no one's coming to get you. He might have sound. It still sounds a little high, but he might have.

[D]

He was on Jocko.

[B]

Was he?

[D]

A crazy, crazy story. That's some of the.

[B]

Like the.

[D]

That one guy he has on there, John Strucker Meyer. He has his own pod now.

[B]

But it, it make no sense to do that when you're rolling from a convoy because you always fry. You always, you always fight, you know, from the truck or to the truck. That, that is the. There's a motto for, for being on a convoy. You either fight from the truck or to the truck because that is your resupply point. So it'd make no sense to carry a ton of crap on you because that truck is your rolling resupply. But for a guy to go behind enemy lines in a small three man team, you have no resupply. So you could probably get some crazy numbers, but that's. It's high.

[E]

But 30 round mag with like 7. 6, 2. What is that a pound per magazine?

[B]

Yeah. Well, it would be 5. 5. Well if. Depends on what they carried. Yeah, depending on what they carried. Now about nice.

[E]

Roughly a pound per magazine, would you say?

[B]

Yeah.

[E]

On top of whatever else you Have.

[B]

That's.

[A]

Oh, you just caught my bald spot.

[B]

But.

[D]

Yeah, you don't have a bald spot.

[B]

But, you know, sometimes they didn't care. They didn't carry much. You know, they're not carrying extra clothes. You know, they're not. They're just carrying food and ammo and a little bit. A little bit of medical.

[E]

If you're just operating, it's.

[B]

Yeah, yeah.

[C]

Kenneth Kin's father says the only time I was. My hands. The only time I washed my hands is after moving Scars and Stripes to the fiction section.

[B]

Good for you. Just doing the Lord's work out there. Just setting it straight. Oh, did you see? I had to look up the term novel to make sure I knew. So I was all excited about Shrek's book coming out. And it looks like Shrek learned something from. From Tim. The. The book Singleton. It says. It says that it's a novel. And so I was like, why does. Why does it say novel on there? Like on. On the front page? I don't remember seeing that a whole lot.

[D]

So he can say, of course it's embellished.

[B]

Right. So it is a. So a novel is a fictional book. So he's. So he is even put on there that he is writing a fictional book, which is what every one of his interviews have been. He.

[D]

He didn't have somebody to tell him what words mean things.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

So do you ever. Do you ever like real. Real talk? Do you ever feel bad for Tim, like the. The whole world wants his head on a platter?

[B]

At times, yeah. At times they're. They're fleeting moments, but at times, oh, yeah.

[A]

At this point, I don't know what he could do. I don't know if he can do anything to appease anybody.

[D]

Come clean.

[A]

One of the things that people want to see him come clean. You think that's what it is?

[B]

Yeah. Just. Yeah. Nothing else has worked for you. Let's try this cr. Let's try this crazy option. Coming clean to see if it works for you.

[C]

It's. It's crazy. It's crazy.

[B]

Yeah.

[C]

Caleb Bhutan says, time for the beer money. Keep that cooler full.

[B]

Thank you.

[C]

Chad Conley.

[B]

Chad, what's up, man? I'm gonna give you a call tomorrow.

[C]

I stand for now.

[B]

You know why I haven't called you in a couple days? I've been basically asleep for two days.

[A]

That's what he tells everybody so he doesn't have to answer the phone.

[C]

Timber. Lumberjack4850 says we only poop inside. Only we poop Inside. There it is.

[B]

Oh, he said it.

[A]

Hey, he commented that, like, 40 times in there. Did you guess he finally paid for it?

[B]

Did you see that social media reel where this. This Indian girl who's living in America, she's like, she's. She's so upset that she's getting these racist comments and she's, you know, bashing America. And someone said, if it wasn't for America, you'd still be sleeping on cow poop in your house. And she was just. She was like, how that is such a racist thing. So during the podcast, on a live stream, she calls her mom. She goes, mom, can you believe the type of hate that I get here? She goes, oh, no, baby, what's wrong? She goes, this guy wrote and said if I wasn't living in America, I'd be sleeping on cow poop in my house. And.

[E]

And we would have cows in the house.

[B]

Yes. And. And. And as her mom's like, oh, but, girl, we. We do we have cows in the house? We do. Like, we have cows in the house. And she's like, whoa, I've never seen that. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Offended by everything.

[C]

Liberal females especially have no idea. Jennison11 says, Brent, if you didn't want to use a Sig rifle, would you be able to use a. Whatever all that stuff is.

[B]

A night's up. Yes, but. But. But none of those. None of those were 300 blackout options at the. At the time. And so. And like I said, that, that. That Sig rifle was. Was absolutely great. We did have some issues, and we found that it was. It was our own fault because we were so used to the 416 just being an absolute, just reliable thing. It didn't matter what did that 416. It was going to fire. Now, the 300 blackout wasn't exactly the same. You had to keep it clean. And we did have some issues early on, only to find out that was like, you know, you actually do have to clean this weapon. You're like, damn it. Because we didn't have to clean our Glocks, it Rarely cleaned our glocks. Rarely cleaned my 416.

[E]

I have a Sig AR10. I've never had issues with it.

[B]

Yeah, that 300 blackout, apparently we had to close. That was. That was an inconvenience.

[C]

Kenny Forbis says, also, per my last super chat, I don't want to take meds for panic attacks as I want to get over it on my own. Add this and my other $50 to Rust by Black Label Society.

[E]

$50, that's a good society.

[A]

Rust is a softer. So how much is that?

[B]

50. All right, so let's see.

[C]

Well, it's $10, but as he said.

[B]

Previous ones, my other 50.

[C]

I don't remember this last super chat by Kenny Forbis, but he's hustling.

[B]

But he's nice. But look, it says number one, he's, he's, he's been sending them.

[C]

So I don't remember that.

[B]

But Kenny, let me talk to you. I'm not a, I'm not a health professional. Although there's a lot of health professionals out there that I have zero respect for. So I'm not even sure that matters a whole lot when it comes to panic attacks. That's. I do know this and I think you understand it. Like they're trying to give you medicine about it. It's just, it's just covering the, you know, the symptoms. Panic attacks are self induced. They're self induced, brother. Like, and I get it, like, some people are just naturally bigger worry warts or have higher anxiety naturally than others. But you can control about what you think. You just once, once that brain starts going to a bad place, you have to stop it. And don't sit there and, and dwell and dwell on it and go down that road. Stop it then before it turns to anxiety which turns into a panic attack. Just let me challenge you on that.

[A]

Don't drink.

[C]

Sorry. I went back, I looked at him. We did not receive that super chat, so. Oh, no, sorry, brother.

[B]

You.

[A]

That was a good one, though. That was a good try.

[B]

I believe you. Maybe it disappeared.

[C]

He probably tried.

[A]

Sometimes it doesn't disappear with that new thing Drew's got.

[B]

I don't care. I believe you. I don't care what these guys say.

[C]

Let's see now. I'm trying to find where I left off. Here we are. Richard Hull. Five bucks. Thank you, brother Dano. Not in the lion's den. These hard dicks again. All right, all right, all right. Joe Saunders. Friendly fire. Nothing friendly about getting shot at. Ask Cody Alford.

[B]

Laughing Cody Alford.

[A]

Hey, be vulnerable.

[B]

It's, it's. Let me tell you, being vulnerable. What do you say? Cody said being vulnerable is, is the most manly thing you can do.

[C]

Brent sent the picture on general chat on Patreon. That's Alex. Okay, I didn't fart just now. That's not me talking. That's his name. 10 bucks. Just got my first bags of bourbon infused and medium roast. We'll be enjoying some FRCC this week.

[B]

Thank you, brother. Thank you. Thank you.

[C]

Dano. Not in the lion's den. Back in for $2.22. That is very specific. He did not want to use a different number. Laura Lamar is coming for y'.

[B]

All.

[C]

Laura Lammer. Who's Laura Lammer?

[B]

Laura. Laura Loomer.

[C]

She's coming for us.

[B]

Oh. Oh, no. A chick's coming for us.

[C]

Laura. All right, Mike, put in another 222 and let us know who Laura Lommer is. TG para. 5 bucks. Real question is Laura Loomer. Laura Loomer. Real question is, do you shower and change every time you dribble in your pants?

[B]

Dribble pee?

[A]

No way.

[C]

Also, I have you dribble from your butt.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

It'S a different way of saying it, but yeah.

[C]

Also, I have. I think it's more of a seep than a dribble when it comes out of your butt. Also, I have some wild HKIA helmet cam vids I can send you and on my YouTube.

[A]

Yeah, send it the antiheropodcastmail.com also, have you guys ever had the dribbles when you're wearing khakis and you're like. You can definitely tell that's the danger zone. Yeah.

[E]

So what you do is you take water, like, you're washing your hands. You put it, like, on your lower leg so it doesn't look like it originated from.

[A]

Well, you're playing a risky game because everyone's either gonna be like, oh, that's.

[B]

Just water, or like, dude, this dude pissed off.

[C]

Well, if anybody says anything to you, just say, hey, buddy, eyes up here. What are you looking at my crotch for, Jefferson? Newbie says she called me in to check the curtains. We got a curtain check over here. Did y' all miss my previous super chat?

[A]

No, we read it.

[C]

Dang curds. No, we read it, man. We loved it.

[A]

That was probably the best super chat in the night.

[C]

Yeah, you might miss this laughing out of it. Zulu whiskey. The Bear Grylls was about you drinking pee out of the bottle. Taftb. The Bear Grylls was about you drinking pee out of the bottle.

[D]

I think he's criticizing your choice of beer.

[C]

Okay.

[B]

Oh, no.

[D]

Gangling is great, Richard.

[C]

Hole for 10 bucks. Thank you. Richard.

[A]

Your audio is cutting out real bad.

[C]

Our audio is cutting out real bad.

[A]

Yeah. In the general comments, it's skipping.

[C]

Is it for her or. Because, I don't know, the text doesn't say anything.

[B]

Hold up.

[A]

All right, thanks.

[C]

Oh, yeah, the Texas saying it, dude, that's what.

[D]

I don't want any More of those comments, please.

[C]

I mean, there's. I mean, everything here looks good to go. Unless it's some type of Internet problem on our end.

[E]

I wonder how long that's been.

[C]

Audio is cutting out. All right, take it easy, y'.

[B]

All.

[A]

We can't close the live and come back. It doesn't work. I'm getting it right.

[C]

Audio is muted. No, do that. Let's close the poll. Let's just get that out of the way.

[A]

All right? People are saying audio is fine. I think it's just depending on. I'm gonna close because some people are saying it's.

[C]

I'm gonna close Internet over here.

[A]

Audio issues. Audio is good. All good. It's fine. Audio been fine the whole time. Audio's fine.

[C]

Everybody's saying audio is good. Everything's perfect.

[A]

Let's roll. But clearly people were having audio issues.

[C]

Somebody was right.

[D]

Sounds like a personal problem.

[A]

So sorry for you guys that had audio issues. Hopefully it doesn't continue to do that. I don't know what that was.

[C]

Give me just a second. Thank you for your patience as we try to make a wonderful experience for everybody live there.

[A]

It's Drew's fault.

[C]

Okay.

[A]

Drew's fault.

[C]

So what.

[A]

So what you can do about it?

[B]

Yeah, Come on.

[C]

All right.

[B]

All right.

[A]

Okay.

[C]

Thank you for the feedback. We actually.

[A]

I'll tell you what. If you're having audio problems, you close out your YouTube and come back, because we can't close out our YouTube like that. It'll end the live stream. So close out your YouTube and come back and see if that fixes it.

[B]

Y.

[C]

Everything's good over here. Let's see here. We've got.

[A]

Do you know what is. The government didn't want you to know the truth on how to wipe the lies.

[C]

Liberal media.

[A]

Hey, why don't you read that poll?

[C]

Well, let's see if I can find that poll.

[A]

That's what she said.

[C]

Oh, man. Where's my. Where's. There it is. That 62 show the whole poll. There it is. All right. 38% stand. 62% sit.

[A]

Oh, that's way closer than I thought it'd be. I thought it would be like 1% stands.

[C]

So 2 thirds. One third.

[A]

I can't hear you, Brent. The camera's on you, but you're not talking.

[C]

Hey, Trying to fix too many things over here. All right, that was a cool poll.

[A]

Cool poll. Cool, cool poll.

[C]

Thanks. Thank you, everybody, for your participation and honesty.

[A]

All right, super chats.

[C]

I'm doing a million things. Trying to.

[A]

Here we go.

[B]

Here we go. Let's see.

[C]

Kane, Corsov, Brenton, Tyler. Where are your ancestors from?

[A]

So my aunt sucks. I'm Eastern European, like Slavic. I'm like a serious mutt. I have, like, a little bit Italian in me, but mostly Eastern European. It's gross because those are the skinny, fat people. So if you don't. If you don't work out, you're just skinny and fat.

[D]

Ouch.

[B]

English. Deep in the English side of things. I haven't been able to confirm this. My mom's mom likes. Likes to claim some. Some Indian blood, but I don't. It's hard to put a lot of weight into what she says, you know? Need to get a DNA test.

[A]

Know what's cool about you?

[B]

What's that?

[A]

You're seventh generation Florida.

[B]

Not. I'm. I'm ninth.

[A]

Ninth.

[B]

Yeah. Ninth generation. Here's what's crazier about that. All in the same county. All Orange County. All Orange County. That's nuts. Yeah, that is nuts. But although my grandfather used to say, jokingly, as he did, when people are impressed by that, you go, well, back then, there were only two types of people in Florida. Indians and horse thieves. And Wayne. Indians.

[C]

Taylor Vowell says. The wigger Delta guy. New York Times bestseller.

[B]

I don't know if anyone's picking up that book.

[C]

Write it. They'll write anything these days. Ghostland says, wait till y' all hear about people that stand to wipe. Fear of the dark.

[A]

Is that the song? Fear of the dark that you want?

[C]

I don't think so. I don't know. He didn't say.

[E]

I would think when you stand, your cheeks are closer together.

[A]

Yeah, I couldn't. I got a bucket more dirty.

[C]

Not if you're squatting.

[A]

I got a ghetto booty. Dude, there's no standing and wiping with me.

[C]

Mr. Lobotomy says handstand to wipe, plank to pee.

[B]

Yes.

[C]

Impressive. Timber. Lumberjack with the caps lock says, anyone.

[A]

Who wipes, you gotta scream it.

[C]

Anyone who wipes from tailbone to taint is certifiably insane. Can we please discuss the elephant in the room and address jinkum as substance abuse?

[B]

What's.

[D]

No, no.

[A]

What's jinkum?

[D]

You're a police officer and, you know, that's when, like, the homeless people, they in. They in a bag, and then it ferments, and then they huff it.

[A]

That's half. That's. That's. That's. That's called butt hash. You want to know what that is? That's actually an English thing. That's From Europe. You can't get high on your own supply, though. Your own poop is not toxic to you. You have to huff other people's poop to get high.

[B]

I don't know if that's scientific. I'm pretty sure you eat your own poop. It's not healthy.

[A]

No, but you got to put it in a bag, let it ferment.

[E]

What type of high do you get?

[B]

I'm not.

[A]

I don't know. But you can't get high off your own supply with that.

[C]

You have to have a pretty crappy one. Jason, I'm not verse enough.

[B]

And. And. And human. Yeah. I'm not versed enough in butt hash. Proudly.

[D]

How much do they pay for that one?

[B]

Too little.

[C]

4.99.

[B]

Thank you.

[C]

Timber Lumber. All right. Love it. Downrange. Publication says if you boys are ever in Australia, I'm taking out. I'm taking you out for boy. For beers and Aussie barbecue.

[A]

Heck yes.

[C]

That sounds great.

[A]

Sounds fun.

[C]

Joe Saunders. Two bucks Tonight. I am learning so much from the live.

[E]

You're welcome.

[A]

Me too. Y' all are weird.

[C]

All right, this is the last super chat we have so far. Says guardian dad at 20 bucks. Recently retired. Leo here used Glock my whole career. Just bought a CZ Shadow 2. Now I won't touch my Glock. Either of you have experience with CZ shadows? Love watching you guys keep up the good work.

[A]

Jason, do you have any? You know, I don't even know what CZ Shadows is.

[C]

I've never heard of it.

[B]

I have that.

[E]

I carry Glock 19 and then before that a Glock 43.

[A]

I thought you were gonna say 19. And then before that a Glock 19.

[E]

No, no.

[D]

I'm currently repping the P10C.

[A]

Literally currently.

[D]

Yes.

[B]

Right.

[C]

Brent, are you familiar with a pistol called a CZ Shadow 2?

[B]

I've heard of, yeah. So CZ is a high end gun. The only ones I've seen are a little bit larger guns. I know some of my friends love czs. I don't never heard of it.

[E]

I think it comes with like a muzzle.

[B]

Muzzle brakes.

[D]

100 break.

[B]

I mean compensator.

[D]

That is a very expensive, like, competition. You are putting that in a box, shooting at the range, putting it back in the box. That is too big to care.

[B]

Yeah. So I joke around a lot about the Glock 19, but I do have three favorite. Like if. If you really press me. All right.

[A]

I want to hear it.

[B]

I know you think. You already think I'm messing with you, but I'M not my number one for edc. And what most people need, because you can't outshoot this gun is a Glock 19 for sure. Next up from that, I am a fan of staccatos. I think staccatos are great guns. They, they annoy me a little bit. It's kind of like, I don't know, it's kind of like the New England Patriots. It's, it's not the team that annoys me as much as the fans, you know, type of thing. When it comes to staccato, I think they're good guns. I, I have one, but the, it's, it's. It's the staccato lovers that irritate me.

[D]

I, I've heard people say the same thing about CZ owners.

[B]

And then, and then I would go, I would go, sti. I think STI is just a, A great gun.

[E]

Doesn't have the compensator, but it looks kind of like a Glock 19.

[B]

Now. They're, they're bigger. Yeah, I've seen them. Yeah, it's, it's, it's a large gun on. But, but in, in truth, I, I, I've only seen them at gun shows and, and people point them out at me. I don't know much about czs other than I know they have a bunch of crazy colors, and I'm not a fan of that. Yeah, tactical.

[A]

About.

[B]

That's right. You're going to put metallic green and gold and blue and all that in your gun.

[A]

This is a call of duty.

[B]

Yeah, that's right. You're already, you're already working uphill.

[C]

All right, well, let's see. We've got one more small one. I like this $1.99 from me. Damn. You stay classy, Florida. Gosh, I got to do this.

[A]

Yeah, there you go.

[C]

You stay classy, Florida. I'm Drew Tucker.

[A]

Love it.

[C]

All right, the Drew Cam. Well, last one so far.

[A]

Time to play the jukebox.

[B]

Jukebox time. What do we got?

[A]

The winner is Face to face by seven dust. 50 bucks. Oh, or. Or if you believe the guy that said, I just feel bad. The guy, I didn't kid his name, but he said he donated $50 to Russ. But you couldn't find him.

[B]

Bluetooth's off, correct?

[A]

No. If you turn the Bluetooth on, mine asserts dominance and takes over.

[B]

It does. You have.

[A]

All right, I'm coming off right now.

[B]

Yeah. Thank you. All right, well, you tell me. What, what?

[A]

Face to Face by seven Dust.

[B]

Okay. That's what's. That's what's first.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

All right.

[E]

Have you guys talked about the African president and Trump's interaction where he had the videos of him telling him to kill?

[B]

Oh, yeah. I called him right out in front of his face. Oh, yeah.

[E]

He watched. He made him watch his own video about killing white farmers.

[B]

Yeah, can do that.

[C]

No, I love my president.

[D]

I did not see that.

[B]

That's wild. Yeah.

[C]

Love my president like you sure about South Africa.

[B]

Wield the TV right out. Is this you? Wow. That's crazy.

[C]

I brought some receipts.

[B]

Oh, God.

[C]

The camera ends 10 pounds.

[D]

That's wild.

[B]

Crazy. Honestly, what they. All right, blow up that screen for me, Drew. Let's see what we got here. I know it makes it. It makes it wider, but actually doesn't make it bigger. Old Tanner Mathis. STI and Saado are the same company. STI rebranded as Takado. Well, that can be true, but there's a lot of. There's a lot of cars that rebrand their. Their. Their own cars. I'm gonna screw this up. But Porsche can own VW all they want, but there's a big difference between VWS and Porsches.

[D]

Is a Mercury afford.

[B]

Okay, buddy, but I, I, I get, I get your point.

[A]

I get it down range Publication says, would you recommend a visit to Florida? I love the US And I would like to visit.

[B]

Hell, yeah, America.

[E]

North Florida is the best.

[B]

Really? You know what they say about Florida?

[E]

You're in, like, Venezuela.

[B]

The. The funniest term is so true. Florida is the only place that the further. The further north you go, the further south you get. And it's so true. Like, you really want to meet Southern people, you got to go to North Florida. It's a half truth. There's still plenty of southerners in central and South Florida. But, but yeah, when you think of South Florida, you think of Fort Lauderdale, West Palm, Miami. But you. You ain't got to get too far away from those places to. To run. To run back into. Back into Redneck Bill. Yeah.

[C]

Oh, yeah. It looks like we missed another one. Hypothetical. Stephen Williams says I donated 500 for Tyler to sing Party all the time.

[B]

Drew, you must have missed it. Do your job, Drew. Now we're missing out on all this money. Good gosh. 8 on top and 8 on the bottom. And either 10k or silver. I'll be waiting on it. Okay. I'm sure I missed something. I'm sure I came in the middle of a chat on that one. Someone's like, look, locking it in. Then Are you guys giving like. Like trade advice, stock advice here in the chats? I love it. Less heartless line you need to check out. Z. I've heard good things about Zev. Heard good things about Zev. 7 Dust is from Atlanta, but I think their guitarist, John Conley lives in Orlando. I think the lead singer does too. What was that guy from wjr? Ended up losing his job, unfortunately.

[A]

But Magnet's friend H kills me because.

[B]

I know his name. I've heard on the radio. Super Dave. Yeah, Super Dave just told a lot of stories about hanging out with Seven Dust and Orlando. Maybe they all come down to visit him, the. The guitarist, but Rudy Botella for the grills. Brent.

[A]

Okay.

[B]

Is Britain swimming condition? No, absolutely. Absolutely not. I feel like there's. There are two things that'll humble you real quick on land. It's called a burpee. You want to find out if you're like in condition. Do. Do about 20 burpees. Let me know how you're doing. And if not, go swimming. Now don't get me wrong. I can. I can fake it a little bit better than the most because I do. I. I have proper and like, really good swimming technique. But it really has to do with. From triathlons, not from dive school. Because dive school is all about thinning. I can fake it for a little bit, but at some point the. The waters unforgivable. And we'll show you what you're truly made of.

[A]

Russ from Black Up Society. Was it all right?

[B]

All right. You know. Well, we. We believe our listeners.

[A]

Don't start this though, don't we?

[B]

We believe our listers.

[E]

They don't believe me though, I think.

[B]

All right, what. What's. What was the song from Black Label?

[A]

Rust.

[B]

Rust. Boop.

[A]

All that shines.

[B]

Nailed it.

[A]

Turns to rest.

[B]

I've been to a 7 Dust concert before, trying to think of who he. It was one of those, like, big concerts where I think it was like. If I remember right, I believe Breaking Benjamin was there as well as in Jacksonville. Great concert. And Seven Dust was great live when. Okay. Age me, why don't you? I want to say 2008, and I'm pretty close to that. I want to say 2008. Breaking Benjamin, seven dust, maybe even.

[A]

I.

[B]

Think of a couple other big bands that were there. We actually got late night. I missed a couple of the first songs of Seven Dust and I hated that because I love Seven Dust. In fact, they're reminding me I got to go back. I gotta go back. I lost a lot of my My downloads. I switched Apple IDs. One of the worst things I ever did.

[A]

Now we gotta. That's good to know.

[B]

And now I gotta rebuild the library.

[A]

Wait, so all the songs you bought.

[B]

Over the last 15 years, they're attached to that? And I'm sure we could. Look it. I'm sure there's a way to transfer them over from people smarter than me. Yeah, but. But now I buy, like that. $10 a month. ITunes. Music.

[A]

That's what my wife does.

[B]

Yeah. So it's all free. I just add it to my. As long as I pay, you know, just add to my streaming. Yeah. So I can add it to my library. I don't have to pay A$59 or whatever for every song I want.

[D]

But that's how I normally listen to you guys on Spotify.

[B]

Oh, really? Yes. See, Scott, Depression. I gotta go. Melatonin kicking in. Love, y'. All. Oh, man. We got Night Dive. I watch Baywatch. My dad got washed away by a riptide. That's pretty funny. I don't think your dad thought it was that funny. In the moment. It is a. It is a classic thing. If you didn't know. And most. Most people from Florida know this, people start. They freak out and they. Yeah, exactly. You're already on it. And they start fighting against the riptide. You're not going to beat the riptide. But riptides are channelized. Just swim, you know, parallel to the beach. You'll get out of the riptide and swim up. Yeah, but a lot of people fight the riptide, and you're not gonna win it. Look at us doing public service announcements as well.

[A]

I don't get out of riptides.

[B]

Yeah, we just do it all.

[C]

Saving lives.

[B]

Saving lives. Saving marriages.

[A]

I would even say saving poop on.

[B]

Your t. What Brent was the longest you can hold your breath? Is that David Blaine stunt bs. Here's what's crazy. In diet school. I could be dead. I hate being wrong. I don't want to be wrong. They do make you hold your breath, basically just underwater. Well, it's. It'd be. Hoove you to be as still as possible. There's always a good military word behoove you.

[C]

Yeah, you'll see.

[B]

Say it anywhere else. I think you have to hold your breath for three minutes straight. And it felt like the longest three minutes of my life.

[A]

You had to hold your breath for three minutes.

[B]

And it doesn't. Like, you don't have to be some sort. Like, as long as your head I mean, I'm pretty sure if I remember right, you could just, you know, lay in the water, but you could not come up for three minutes. It was a long time.

[A]

Do you have to train for that?

[B]

Oh, for sure. Thankfully. It was like, towards the middle of dive school, and you've done a lot of. Lot of training since then. But I say that you go to YouTube. Like, there are people that train you how to like, like, hold your breath. Like, I guess there's like a science behind it. And there's people out there, like, walking under pools and like, hanging out for like five minutes and doing activities.

[A]

Go down there.

[B]

And it's crazy. It's absolutely crazy. So maybe, I mean, maybe it's true. I've seen people hold their breath on. On. On you. Not just one person, like several people. It's all out there having a good, good time. Doesn't look like he can fake it. I don't know what the secret is, but they're crushing it.

[A]

I wish.

[B]

I wish someone would have taught me whatever was around back. Yeah. Yeah. I wish they had time. I'd have gone to that school before going to die school. I had a much better time. With all the justified hate towards tk we must ask Christians, remember, to pay for our enemy to pray. That word that. That letter made a difference. To pray for our enemies. I don't like tk, but I'm still praying for him. Bless up. You're not wrong. You're not wrong. Let's see what else we got here. Behoof I use it. Do you?

[D]

I was about to call you out for using, like, Sergeant Major language, right?

[B]

Yeah.

[D]

What's up with that?

[B]

Never, never use that term outside of talking about crazy military things. Like, I do use it, but only in reference. Only when I'm in, like, that military mindset, like talking about a school or something like that. It would behoove you. Who started that crap? No one uses that word.

[A]

Most people probably don't even know what it means. You ever, like, go to your kid? Like, it'd be behoove of you to do this? Like what?

[D]

Yeah, it's the manner in which you say it to him.

[A]

It'd be who?

[B]

Of you. Yeah. Oh, for sure. What's. There's another one. Oh, that. That kills me. The military is so bad about also, like, using the wrong words.

[D]

Caveat.

[B]

Orientate. Orientate.

[D]

Orientate.

[B]

Yeah. No, you don't. Orientate.

[A]

It's not a verb.

[D]

What's the caveat's another big one. I'm a Caveat off that I'm a piggyback segue.

[B]

Yeah, There's. I had a guy that went to. From the unit, went to 82nd Jump Master School, right? And he would come back every day, like, to his team room and, like. And be like, all right. And so his. His. His job was like, he want. He's like, within the first couple days. Like, you wouldn't believe the terminology these guys use. They just use terminology like they live their life around static line jumping out of airplanes. He's like, here's what I'm gonna do. I'm gonna throw it back to him. I'm gonna throw it back to him even bigger and see what I can get away with. So he'd come back and tell us what he slid in. And so, like, people would be like, really close, like, hey, man, get off my pack tray. You're all up on my pack tray. And then be like, you know, just using just random airborne terminology and see what he could get away with. He's like, hey, man, you got to hand that to me. Like, it's a static line. We're all going to get hurt. You want your bicep ripped off? It's like just handing you a piece of paper. He's like this. And that's how people get hurt. So we just would use random airborne terminology to see how far. And they ate it up. Yeah. And they loved it.

[A]

Actually got a point.

[B]

That's right. They loved it. They ate it up. Never caught on to them. Every day, tried to see how far he could take it.

[A]

All right, that's it, guys. Thank you again for joining us for another Thursday Night Live Thursdays for the boys. We'll see you again next Thursday. Thanks again.