The Feel Good Episode | Tier1 Live

Summary

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Tier1 Podcast: "The Feel Good Episode | Tier1 Live"

Host: Brent Tucker
Date: April 12, 2026

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Overview

This special episode of the Tier1 Podcast breaks from the usual deep-dives into special operations, world events, and weighty current affairs to focus on the positive. Host Brent Tucker, a former Delta Force operator, brings together friends and regulars—Sonny, Magnet, Magnet’s brother Bill, Jason, and producer Drew—for an uplifting live show centered on acts of kindness, heroic everyday moments, and celebrating good people doing good things. The conversation is interspersed with humorous banter, nostalgic reminiscing, community shout-outs, and a new Patreon initiative: The "Do Good Fund," aimed at seeding more good in the world.

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Major Themes and Sections

1. Shifting the Focus: Why a Feel-Good Episode

[01:26 - 06:02]

• Brent intentionally departs from heavy news (recent military controversies, arrests, etc.).
• The world feels heavy, and Brent wants to provide counter-programming: “I just felt like a heavy week publicly and personally...I said, 'You know what? This is what I'm going to do—Feel Good podcast.'" ([04:14])
• Triggered by a random Instagram video of someone doing good—reminder that there are still good people in the world.
• Launches the “Do Good Fund” on Patreon:
  • Community members suggest ways to use $1,000 to help someone.
  • Winner gets the money to enact their idea; only catch is to send a picture of the act.

Quote:
"When a whole community comes together and gives $10 a month, we can do things like this...When we pool our resources together, we're going to do something cool as a community." — Brent ([06:27])

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2. Community Banter & Language Across Generations

[09:48 - 16:42]

• Lighthearted discussion about old sayings and generational slang (“get to steppin’”, “keep it moving, pal”, “perpetrating”, “asshat”, “tomfoolery” vs modern “capping”, “no cap”, “same-same”, “sus”).
• Humor from integrating race/culture in comedy and language, referencing playful "delegations" (Black Delegation vs. Caucasian Caucus).
• Nostalgia for garage bands and rock music culture.
  “Let’s get back to garage bands…Parents, you’re going to have to put up with that. Yeah, but you know, that’s what makes good music.” — Brent ([15:39])

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3. Super Chats Q&A, Audience Participation, and Inside Jokes

[16:56 - 46:55]

• Continual interaction with the live chat and Patreon supporters.
• Signature podcast humor and camaraderie (e.g., challenges with the couch size, T-shirts under beards, "you can't tourniquet the taint" [17:23], and “beer money” for missed raffles).
• Listeners suggest more old school slang to bring back (“drats”, “booyah”, “grody”, “cha”, “swell”, “square”, etc.)
• Technical discussions pop up: bullpup rifles, Aimpoint vs. EOTech (“I like them both…hate not giving you an actual answer, but I like them both” — Brent [25:58]), pistol caliber carbines for home defense, SIG vs. Glock debate (“Glock, we need a big sponsor.” — Brent [51:58])
• Reflections on fatherhood and the best things to teach kids ("the Gospel of Jesus Christ" — Drew [43:06])
• Planning future fun projects (trooper games; collaboration suggestions with YouTubers).

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4. Acts of Kindness and Good Deeds: Curated Video Reactions

[29:59 onward, recurring through the show]

Athletic Sportsmanship

[30:29]

• Youth baseball: after hitting a batter in the head, the runner consoles the tearful pitcher.
  “Two kids got raised right...Sportsmanship is something from the 80s or 90s that we have to bring back.” — Brent ([30:59])

Humanity in Everyday Emergencies

[64:13]

• Bystanders rescue a woman trapped in a burning car.
  “Complete strangers. Black, white, brown, old, young...giving it hell. All under the common cause of doing good.” — Brent ([65:12])

Younger Generation Doing Right

• A football team captain forgoes the "cool" date to take a girl with Down syndrome to prom.
  “Not just a nice gesture. Rightfully, it cost him a memorable night…But to him, what he was gaining by doing that was so much more.” — Brent ([67:33])

One Person Setting an Example

• Barber gives a free haircut to a kid in need; fans covering a child in the rain with their jackets; young men thanking veterans at a ballgame.
  “All it took was one guy doing something manly and the rest followed suit ...that’s how movements start.” — Brent ([71:23])

Service & Sacrifice

• 9/11 police officer John Perry cancels his retirement to help and loses his life ([77:37]).
• Father saves son from burning race car (“I did not care that there were flames going on…I had a polo shirt and shorts. The only thing that I was concerned about was getting my son out of that car.” — Dean Jones, relayed by Brent [105:25])
• Police officer’s compassionate response to a veteran on the suicide hotline ([112:11]).

The Ripple Effect

• Discussion on how small good deeds create larger waves in the world. “A tiny ripple can start a tsunami…We want to build a community like that.” — Brent ([83:13])

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5. Reflections on Masculinity, Service, and Challenging Stereotypes

[107:04]

• Brent pushes back on the “toxic masculinity” theme, noting that men disproportionately fill roles that keep society running: garbage workers, electricians, linemen, plumbers, etc.—and that it’s okay to celebrate men doing good.
• “This country continues to run because of men…99% of garbage workers are men…It’s not a bad thing to be a man. But…the only people who can hold other men accountable, are other men.”

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6. Patreon "Do Good Fund" Initiative

[76:00, reminders throughout episode]

• Ongoing reminders for listeners to participate in the $1,000 “Do Good Fund” on Patreon:
  • Suggest an idea to positively impact someone—a family member, stranger, veteran, etc.
  • Selected idea is funded, with follow-up for the community.

Quote:
"If you have opportunity, do something—no matter how small. A tiny ripple can start a tsunami."

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• “Keep it moving, pal. You’re barking up the wrong tree.” ([09:26])
• “You can’t tourniquet the taint.” — running joke ([17:23])
• “Booyah!”—but you have to say it with enthusiasm, or it doesn’t count. ([28:49])
• "Sportsmanship is something we’ve got to bring back." — Brent ([30:59])
• "All it takes is one." ([140:00])
• "I'd rather find out exactly what happened and be able to talk about it...with as much information as possible." (On waiting to discuss controversial news) ([52:36])
• (Reacting to a humble apology years later) “Everyone has a bad day...But that was his one and only interaction with me. That’s who he thinks I am. And that's not who I am.” — Brent ([143:54])

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Fun & Nostalgia

• Audience and host joke about 80s/90s slang, garage bands, and “walk-out songs” for life (choices range from Metallica’s "Enter Sandman" ([135:29]) to Pantera’s "Walk" ([134:12]), to AC/DC).
• Humorous wordplay (“Siggers breathing up all the Glock man’s air.” — Chat [94:18])
• Banter about ancestry and eligibility for certain “terms” based on DNA percentages ([119:23])
• Ongoing inside jokes about Patreon “misspelling," dog Max begging for attention, and life as a twin dad ([88:48]).

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Timestamps for Selected Key Segments

• [01:26–06:02] — Why a 'feel good' episode/the ‘Do Good Fund’ explained
• [09:48–16:42] — Nostalgic language, comedy, and culture
• [29:59–83:39] — String of good deed videos and discussions
• [83:13] — Ripple effect of small good deeds
• [107:04] — Discussion on masculinity and positive male role models
• [112:11] — Police officer talks a struggling veteran down with empathy and care
• [140:00] — Power of positivity: standing ovation for struggling ball player

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Closing Takeaways

• Community Challenge: Brent and the team urge all listeners to perform at least one selfless act this week—no matter how small—and to consciously look for opportunities to do good.
• Final Thoughts: Loving one’s neighbor ("Love your neighbor as yourself." — Sonny, [173:21]) and protecting the vulnerable are recurring themes.
• Next Episode Tease: Winner of the $1,000 “Do Good Fund” effort will be announced and their story shared.

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Useful Links:

• Tier1 Podcast Patreon – For “Do Good Fund” participation

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Transcript

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[A]

All right. Welcome back to another Thursday night live with we got Sunny from Patreon. We got a packed house over here on the couch. We got Magnets older brother Bill. Well, I believe it is. We got Jason and we got Magnet, the little brother. And of course making it all happen. We got Drew. We got a lot of fun things to cover. This is going to be a little bit of a different live and I hope you guys like it. Let's go. Sa. All right. Right off the bat, I'm gonna tell you why I decided to do a little bit different of a life tonight. There's just, there's a lot going on in the world. There's, there's always something, there's always something serious to cover. Every week there will be something serious to cover. I almost hate doing it this week. There's, there's a lot of big news stories that, that we should talk about. The Australian SAS guy, the most decorated war hero in their country just got arrested for war crimes, which I'm pretty sure is fake and nonsensical. According to. To my sources, you know, we had a down pilot that America moved almost literal mountains to go get one guy. No, no, no other country does that. We got the. The lady that got arrested who gave a lot of the information to. To the. To Harper for the Fort Braille Fort Bragg cartel book. She just got arrested, as she should have been, but Seth Harper should have been arrested with her. So there's a lot of things that we can cover, but guess what? Next week's gonna be, you know, a lot of other things. And other. Other podcasts either have covered those or will cover them. And I don't know, just felt a little bit like a. A heavy week publicly. And personally, I said, you know what? This is what I'm going to do Feel Good podcast. As I was looking for things on Instagram, I ran across. I ran across one reel of this guy doing something good. And I was like, you know what? That's what I needed to see. Like this. There's still good people in this world doing good things. After I liked it and I sent it to Drew to. Because we're just going to cover one. It's now in my algorithm just off that one share. And guess what? Other videos I got video after video after video after video of good people doing good things. And I was like, why don't. Why don't we ever do an episode of that? Just completely of good people doing good things. Doesn't have to be drama, doesn't have to be another war. Doesn't have to be any of those things. So I said, that's what I'm gonna do. And then after that, I thought a little harder, and I said, you know what? I'm gonna put my money where my mouth is. The form is already on Patreon. If you go to our Patreon, I literally just created. I think it's. I think it's called the Do Good Fund. Okay. And here's what I'm gonna do. If you sign up or you're part of our Patreon and you go to the. The Do Good, I think it's called Do Good Things. You tell me what you would do with $1,000 to help somebody out to change their life. Doesn't have to change their life. A thousand dollars probably is going to change anyone's life. It might, depending on, you know, where they're at. It might just change their day. It might change your day. I don't care what you do with it, but it. It. But that's the intention of the money. So you go to our Patreon, you tell me what you are going to do with that money and how that's going to affect someone's life positively. And if you win, I'll send you a thousand bucks and just send me a picture of you doing it. And that's. That's what we're gonna do tonight. What do you think about that, Sonny?

[C]

I think that's a great idea. It's very respectful.

[A]

Is that why you signed up for Patreon?

[C]

No, I just signed up.

[A]

Love the honesty now.

[C]

No, honestly, I signed up. I was a part of the other. I'm not gonna say their name. The other YouTube channel.

[A]

Right.

[C]

And I thought, you know, I'm trying to catch up because, yeah, I was kind of far behind when I found you.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

And then once I figured out you were no longer a part of it, I was like, okay, well, where'd it go?

[A]

Well, man, I appreciate you hanging around. Appreciate you stick with me. Appreciate the support. You. You guys have no idea. You know, $10 is essentially two monster drinks a month. But when a. When a whole community comes together and gives $10 a month, we can do. We can do things like this. And I'm telling you, someone's going to come up with a really good idea, and they're going to have. They're going to know a veteran in need, they're going to a mother in need. There's going to be a cool story that. That comes from this, and when we pull our resources together, we're going to do something cool as a community, so. So I'm really, really looking forward to this. If you guys want to know parameters, for whatever reason you have questions about it, hit me up in the super chats and we will answer those questions. Drew, let's go right to right to the very first video. And actually, this first video isn't necessarily a go a do good video, but you'll see what I mean. How this kind of started my. Hold on. I like what you're doing here. Like, you're. They're kind of bringing something together here. Watch this. This video kind of started it for me tonight. To the black delegation, Are you willing to bring back. Get to stepping? If so, we're willing to bring back. Take a hike, pal. Or a buddy or a bucko. These terms are acceptable. Please let me know. The black delegation has agreed to bring back gift to Stefan. We recognize that there is no current unanimous replacement for get the step in, although documents show that the Caribbean Brigade has always used the Term mobile. In addition to Take a hike, pal, the black delegation will also like to ask for. You're barking up the wrong tree, buddy. Oh, yeah. I passed this on to Supreme Court Supreme Delegate Martin Lawrence to the black delegation. And so that's. I know it sounds weird. That's what started it for me. And I was like, man, I love that. I love that. And don't get around. I love comedy. I don't. I don't care. If black people are making fun of white people, it's funny. If white people are making fun of black people, it's funny. Like, when it comes to comedy, I don't. But it. Even. That is what it usually seems to be about, right? Like something negative, and it's funny, and hopefully. No. No one cares. But now. But now we got positive, you know, black and white comedy. I love that. Love it. I love it. There's. There's. There's. There's more that came from. And if. If you guys think it. When we watch more of these videos, it also made me realize there are a bunch of sayings that we don't say anymore. Yeah, Just that. Get to stepping.

[C]

Keep it moving.

[A]

Keep it moving, pal. You're barking up the wrong tree. Like, there's all sorts of, like, we're not talking, like, 40s and 50s sayings that are just way back there and, you know, make, like, a tree and leave, and that's not coming back. But we're. Where. Where'd some of these things go? Where'd some of these things go? I would. I'd like to bring them back.

[C]

The thing is, it was. I mean, it feels like maybe, you know, two years ago, but it was in the 2000s. Like the 2001. 2002, 2003, I think.

[A]

All right, man. I'm gonna say this. It's off the top of my head. I don't want to be too wrong about it. Every. Every 10 years, essentially, if you will. Almost every decade has its own. That. That. That group of kids have their own language. You want to go to 80s, you know, awesome. No one said that in the 70s. That was. That was weird, you know, for. I'm sure, for parents to hear. Radical.

[B]

Rad.

[A]

Rad, dude. Yeah. I'm. I'm sure parents in the 80s were looking at their kids going, what are you, weirdos? What are you talking about? That. That was a lot in the 80s. I'm not sure how different the 90s got. I don't know how different the 90s got, but. So I said every 10 years but it's called, you know, every 10, 15, whatever. But it wasn't until like the last five years that things got weird again where kids kind of. To me I could be, please let me know and remind me where I'm off. But now they have this other weird language that really hasn't happened since the

[B]

80s because of texting. Texting. Everybody's made something short.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

Instead of like, no, cap.

[A]

No cap, you think.

[B]

No, cap.

[A]

You think it's because of texting.

[B]

Absolutely. You're already short. You're sus. Or.

[A]

I'll give you that. That's the same.

[B]

That's same same. I can't stand it when everybody says same same instead of just saying me too.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

What about in a text? If someone texts you same, it says, I don't know.

[A]

I think. I think you're half right, Drew.

[B]

Thank you.

[A]

I do.

[B]

I think I have a half wit, so I should be half right because

[A]

same and me too are pretty close. Sus. For sure. I gotta give you that one. Cap's just too easy to text. I'm. I'm forgetting all sorts of. Yeah. So anyway, that's.

[B]

I only know this because I have, you know, teenage girls.

[A]

Yeah. So there's. In fact, let's, let's. Let's go ahead and. I don't know if they're in order, but if you see that guy, we'll pull up another one of his videos. I'll help guide you. In fact, that and the. And the. Yeah. These next two. These next two. Let's. Let's see what else they're vying for.

[B]

Delegation.

[A]

Are you willing to bring back perpetrating? If you bring back perpetrating? Because of all these perpetrators. Perpetrating, we're willing to bring back

[B]

ass hat.

[A]

Perpetrating has now been replaced by capping. The black delegates will agree to bring back perpetrating in exchange for not only asshat, but tomfoolery. No, wait. Word from the delegates of Atlanta.

[B]

Oh, yes, I'll let them know right now.

[A]

Okay. The people have spoken from the Atlanta delegation.

[B]

We have agreed to the terms to replace the word capping with perpetrating with

[A]

one small notion that if you're 35 and under, you can continue to use the word capping or interchange the two terms. 35 and older.

[B]

All the old heads will now resume

[A]

with the word perpetrating. It just feels right.

[C]

Agreed.

[A]

It just feels right. To the black delegation. All right. I think 35's too old for that. You got to bring that down. You got to bring that down. 35. You. You agree with that?

[C]

I'm thinking more like at least 30, maybe.

[A]

Really? Maybe I was going to go lower. Maybe like 25. I was going to go. I was going to. I was going to plummet all the way down to 20. I was going to plummet down to 20. I was that. And maybe that's too much. We could meet. We could meet in the middle of somewhere. 25.

[C]

Yeah, I think that's good.

[A]

Well, all right. Look at it. And because of this problems. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[B]

We're making things right.

[A]

Other diverse situations are coming out. And now me, Me and you have agreed to 25.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

I love this. I love, I love what's going on. Love the synergy that's going on here. And you didn't have to. You didn't have to make a, a white men comment about that and throw that in my face because we're put. We're putting that behind us.

[C]

They were there.

[A]

No, I'm joking. Let's. Let's see one more. Let's see one more. Okay, these, these are going to be all in my feed now. And I'm here for it. And I'm here for it. Very next one to the black delegation. The Caucasian Caucus would like to submit for your consideration the following requests that you encourage us to dance. That rhythm has to go somewhere. Even if it's a simple I see you or a you're doing your thing. We are open to amendments.

[B]

The floor is yours.

[A]

Black delegation here. We do see that request on the encouragement tip. And as an order of business, we are requesting that you, as soon as you can afford it, please return to the garages to start up some music bands because we are in very much need of those. We have not had them in a long time. And we definitely need a new Nirvana

[C]

and we need another Hooba stank.

[A]

So please get back to that as an order of business as soon as possible, and we can ratify this order

[C]

by end of business today.

[A]

Thank you. Black delegation out. I love it.

[B]

Great.

[A]

A lot of they're getting on board and replied to this guy and they're making it sound like it's like the minutes of an actual meeting. You know, I see this needs to be done Right. He's right, though. That was a really good reply. Yeah, it was like, yeah, can you guys get garage bands back? You know, Weezer was a garage band. That's right, man. Those, those garage bands of the 90s put out some great, great music. We got to. We got to get Back to that.

[C]

Wasn't Kiss one? Also Kiss, then they start as a garage band.

[A]

Can. Can you look that up? You know, I really feel like out outside of today, just because there's more resources, kind of 90s and before, essentially every rock band had to start almost, you know, had to start up. Most had to start as. As a garage band. Yeah.

[C]

Because a lot of them would split up, and then they'd join again somehow, like.

[A]

Right, right. But the. Or their original bands were garage bands. Yeah. I thought it was a really, really creative answer, and I. I get behind that. Yeah, let's. Let's. Let's get back to garage bands. You know what that means, Parents. You're going to have to put up with that. Yeah, but, you know, that's. That. That. What's that? Kiss did not start as a garage band.

[C]

Kiss did not start as a garage.

[A]

How do you know that? Because it says right here.

[B]

What's it say?

[A]

I know, but is there a way you can, like, with your words, pro prove a point?

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Okay. But I'll send it to you. Okay.

[B]

No, cap,

[A]

you're out. Yeah, you'. Outside. We've. Yeah, the gavel's already fallen on this one. Magnet, you're over 25 now. You're s. All right. No, I'm not. Drew, let's go to some chats, okay? See what the people have to say.

[B]

All right. The super duper chats, we got just another 11B. Wants the meaning behind Magnet shirt.

[A]

Well, you can't even see his shirt. It's. It's behind his beard.

[D]

Called him out.

[C]

Got a bunch of chrome in front of it.

[A]

Got a bunch of chromes that you call it Chrome.

[B]

99.1 legend.

[A]

Well, not everyone could be 100 legs.

[B]

It's an honest.

[A]

I appreciate you not showing me up on my own show.

[B]

Honest stat. Ryan H8127 says, Always remember, aim low because you can't tourniquet the taint.

[A]

No, you can't. You cannot. You can't tourniquet the taint.

[B]

Cody says use the 1000 bucks to buy those three dudes a bigger couch.

[A]

So part of the. Part of the couch problem is that there's a door right the other side of it, so it can't get for the door. And Drew's desk is on the other side of that, and he can't get back and forth, you know, in and out of his desk. It's like we're kind of stuck with that size. Unless. Unless we move studios, which we. We might. We might Here next. This year. This year, we might move studios. And if we do again, I will not be looking forward to moving all of this crap and resetting it up, but I will be excited when it's over.

[C]

Hey, well, if you need help, you

[A]

know, get the band together. Yeah, exactly.

[B]

Sonny Bobbery says for the boys, 10 bucks. Thank you, brother. Thank you very much for the love. Right wing nut. Two C notes. Love you boys. Nut outro. Civil War gunner.

[A]

Ah, that is Civil War gnr. Do you know what GNR is?

[B]

Gnr? No.

[A]

Magnet. You want to, you want to help him out with us? Oh, who told him? Who told him?

[B]

I heard guns.

[A]

I just wanted to watch out the rest just a little bit. All right. All right.

[B]

Thank you, Billy.

[A]

Thank you, Billy.

[B]

Billy, get your guns. All right, all right. Just another. Let me back in says for the boys and second four.

[A]

All right.

[B]

Guns and Roses. Civil War.

[A]

You don't have to spike the football now that you know what it stands for.

[B]

I get excited when my daughter's telling me these stupid names are. Now I'll tell you. My first, my first shock of, like, from the 80s to the 90s.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Was playing basketball Bowl. All right. Street basketball with you. And people started using the term and one instead of foul. Oh, yeah, that was, that was, that was, that was like a change from the 80s and 90s that I had to get with that program. It didn't feel right in the beginning to me.

[A]

Yeah, it's, it's even crazier because you're one, you're only supposed to say and one, if, if you made it, because then, but, yeah, but then they just started using it all, all the time. And two, it's street ball. Not going to the foul line anyway after this. So it really was a, a pretty useless term that got picked up and just got ran with.

[B]

See, it never felt right to me. But now that you put it in words, now it totally makes sense. I, I, I never articulated it that well.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Because I was a teenager and I was stupid. All right, the next one is Thomas Melvin. He says drats. Oh, that's an old, that's an old saying. Drats.

[A]

Drats.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Oh, that is a good one. That, that's, that one may be going back too far. I don't know if we're gonna be able to resurface that one. But I do like it. I do like it, I hope. The problem is I have a bad memory, and I intend to try to remember these things. Like, you know what? I think next time I get Mad. Instead of trying to just, like, push down internally a cuss word. I'd like to remember the word Drats.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

And start. Start yelling that.

[C]

That happens all the time.

[A]

But I won't. But next time I get mad, I'll forget the word that I was trying. What now get twice as mad. What word was I supposed to remember? Yeah.

[C]

And then like, 10 minutes later, you're like, oh, dang. That's what the word was.

[A]

That will remind me.

[B]

Big Strix says they took me too away from us.

[A]

All right?

[B]

They. They kind of did.

[A]

I. I didn't want to get negative. Wanted this to be the positive. The positive episode. But they. They really did take me too, away from us. And a particular group took the rainbow away from the Christians in the Bible. And that's crazy, people. But we gotta. We gotta quickly move off. Off of that.

[B]

D says it was a pleasure meeting y' all on my birthday weekend. Although. Although we missed. Drew, I bet you are tired from going to Iran Mission and Savannah as well.

[A]

I missed out on the. The I. The Iran mission so far, but, yeah. Just got back from Savannah Tech. We were playing pool at a bar and a GSP Georgia State Patrol. Patrol. Thank you. Uh, came out was like, hey, you know, love the podcast and got to hang out with him for a while.

[B]

Cool.

[A]

That was. It's always really cool. And. And I'd say, I like, I feel like we. We need a. Like a Florida Highway Patrol gsp, an FHP GSP competition each year, like, at kind of like the Florida Georgia game in Jacksonville. Fairly neutral grounds right there in the middle. Winner takes all for bragging rights.

[C]

It's like Army Navy game.

[A]

Yeah, yeah, something like that. What would that. What would that competition. What that competition look like, though?

[B]

Beanbag toss. Bad ideas, get them out of the way, you know?

[A]

Do. Do we do like a. Like a. Like a softball game, you know, so it's a little more like sports friendly. Do we. Do. Do we do like three different games, like football, softball, basketball, and then whoever takes two of the three declares themselves the champion.

[B]

Yeah, there's a lot there.

[A]

I. Oh, yeah, of course. It can go shooting. They can go and go other running down meth heads.

[B]

I don't know.

[A]

There's a lot that can be done.

[B]

We could do a donut eating contest, pit maneuver. How many donuts can you put down in 30 seconds?

[A]

I know some of the. Some of the more fun things is cop related, is hard to judge. You know, it's like. It's like subjective almost, but I really want to think about this and see if I've. I've wanted to do that for a while. I want. I wonder if we have the. What if we have the horsepower to. To make that happen. I'd love to do that. That'd be super fun.

[B]

If we had stupid money, we could do, like, a pit contest. That'd be fun. Who can pit another car like, on a racetrack?

[C]

I mean, we can figure it out.

[A]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Help. Help us figure it out. Help us figure it out with what else you got through.

[C]

All right.

[B]

See, Hunter Armstrong says, brent, what is your opinion of bullpup rifles? And did you or any of your co workers use them in your old line of work?

[A]

Nope, never used them. I just. I don't want to say too much because. Because if I'm being honest about it, I don't like them because they're different, and I didn't. And I didn't use them. Maggie, what do you think about bullpup rifles?

[B]

I think that they're okay, but they have a purpose just like anything else.

[A]

But, I mean, the magazine behind you

[B]

is kind of weird for changing.

[A]

It's weird for changing. It's good for weight distribution. People would argue, but I'd.

[B]

Well, it also looks cool, and if you look cool, you're doing it right.

[A]

I don't think they look cool. I think that's. That's just. That's just me. But I. But they do look different, and I think I. I would understand why some people thought they looked cool. I wouldn't. I definitely wouldn't. Wouldn't force everyone to agree that they're ugly.

[B]

Just another 11. B says, My wife says bring back Grody.

[A]

Grody.

[B]

That's Grody.

[A]

You know, I could. I could see Grody coming back with. With the. The younger generation. That sounds like something they would say.

[B]

It's short, textable.

[A]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Grody.

[C]

It really does.

[A]

Yeah, Grody. I need to get a hold of this guy. He needs. We're gonna send. We're gonna send Grody over to the Black delegation. What? Do we want back?

[B]

Or.

[A]

Yeah, yeah, I gotta see what. What they'll give us back in return if we implement Grody. I'm. I'm down for that one.

[B]

My brother from another mother. Yeah, we could. We get that one back. It's pretty long. It's not very good in the text world. All right. Colin by B says, aim point or eotech.

[A]

You know, earlier in my career, I would have said, eotech and eotech, hands down. But on my 300 blackout, I ran a, a smaller aim point and I really did like it. I like how small it was. I love the, the simplicity of just that one small dot. And that's all you have to. So I like them both. I know I hate not giving you an actual answer, but I like them both.

[B]

So. Last one we got so far. Nathan Mahoney says, love the show. Even though y' all forgot to draw my name for the rifle. Here's a beer money.

[A]

Hey, that, that means you're on Patreon. And guess what? You can you. Maybe that's what you need to do for it. Doesn't mean that you're going to win it, but you're like, you know what? A thousand dollars would make me really happy and it'd be halfway there to getting the rifle that I should have won. I mean, you can, you can throw that out there. I don't. Who knows, who knows what one would pick? Hey, if you guys join late, just want to remind you guys what we're doing with a thousand dollars on our Patreon. We have a forum called can you look it up? I just made it up before I came on the, before I came on. It's called the do Good fund. That's what it's called. And all you have to do is tell me what you would do with $1,000 to make someone's day better. Someone's day, someone's month, someone you know. Yeah, I was thinking, um, because I don't, I don't want to limit people to. And not, and not apply for it because, like, oh, that, that was kind of selfish. I, I didn't put in for it because of this. Let's say you have a family member and you haven't seen that family member in a. Make it up in a decade because you just are not financially in a point where you are ever going to go buy a round trip ticket, get a hotel, get a rental car and go see that family member one more time. I mean, some, some people do not have the capability to do that. They may not have seen their mom in a decade because they can't fly across the country to them. That would, that, that'd go on there. That would, that would absolutely get to be within, be within the acceptable parameters of what this money is, is for so you can actually use it to, to. But I would argue if, if you were to win because of that, I did it more for your mom than, than I did for you. So it's still unselfish. It's still. It's still unselfish.

[B]

Here's a word blast from the past that I miss. We need to bring back booyah. Y' all remember the booyah?

[A]

No, but it's. Well, yes, I do. Do you have to. Do you have to do. Because it really does sell it. Yeah. Yeah. If you had just said booyah, I would not have been as excited about booyah.

[C]

Maybe not in a text message, but

[B]

there's a camera here, and. And I have to take, you know, full advantage of the camera.

[A]

He's right. That. So if that's such an important part of the word, you can't. It won't. It won't come across in text very, very well.

[B]

Yeah, but if it was popular enough, people would always assume that's happening.

[A]

Where'd that come from? You guys. You guys want to guess the origin of that? Was that a movie? Was that an essence no. Thing? Booyah. Simpsons, maybe. All right. Yeah, the lookup guy.

[B]

Yes.

[A]

Lookup guy. Could you. Could you tell us a little bit about booyah?

[B]

Yeah. Give us the eology of booyah.

[A]

All right, Drew, let's go back to ig.

[B]

Okay. Good feelings, good vibes.

[A]

All right? From here on out, it's going to be more just good people doing good things, and that's what I want to see today. That wasn't it. That's not the good thing, right? You gotta wait. You gotta wait. That's awesome. Hey, jo, This is really cool, because

[B]

that can feel bad, huh?

[A]

Shaking up right now because of what he did. And look at Zay Jarvis. This is such great sportsmanship. Look at that. He wants him to know that it's

[B]

okay, that he'll be fine.

[A]

Nice.

[C]

Look at me. Look at me.

[A]

You're all right. Amazing. You're right. Look at me. I love it.

[B]

That's cool.

[A]

That is cool. I love that for two reasons. Not because, obviously because how cool the. The first baseman, you know, the. The guy on first was to do that. But two kids got raised, right? And. And that, like, it just crushed the pitcher that he hit another kid in the head, and he just. He was having a hard time with it. I love. Love that video. Sportsmanship is something from the 80s or 90s that we have to bring back. We have to bring it back. Sportsmanship sucks these days. It just does. Yeah, I agree with you with all the bat flips and the. And the dancing and every. Every cornerback, when the wide receiver misses the throw like the quarterback misses a throw, receiver never even Had a chance at it. The cornerback jumps up and like, sheaths his sword.

[B]

Like, what'd you do?

[A]

What are we doing? What are we doing? Like, what. And what was wrong with just congratulating, you know, the, the. The. The other team? And just. Because a part. What I'm really saying is part of that showboating is, is. Is putting yourself first, but you can't lift yourself up the way they're doing that without putting the other person down. It really is what they're doing.

[C]

It's almost like going on stairs. You're like stepping on someone to get up higher.

[A]

Right. You know, and I get it. It's sports. It's emotional. Like, there, there. There's a time and a place for it, but it's out of control. It's out of control. You may not like this. Some people may not like this comparison, but I'm not the one that. That does it. People compare special operations and sports, you know, all the time because it is people performing at a high level. And when I look at it through that lens, I think one. I think it's kind of a bad comparison. But they would never really want to work the way I work. And let me. Let me tell you what I mean by that. There was no Green Beret I worked with and no one on the Delta Force that I worked with that ever went into a house, got a kill. Which is what. Which is what we were sent to do. We were sent. That is us doing our job. That's our touchdown. Like, that's to remove bad people from this earth. And no one pulled out the dance that they had been practicing in their room for the last three weeks. Never, never seen a guy dance on target. Why? Because when he did that, he was expected to do that. And when. And when good things happened on the battlefield, you walked away like a man telling yourself, this is what I expected out of myself. So when I see people doing those ridiculous dances or shimmy shaking down the. The basketball court, it's almost like, did you not think you were capable of doing that? And now you're so excited that you actually made a touchdown because you weren't expecting it. Because if you were truly expecting it, you just hand the ball over and go back and. And go do your job like a professional. So it's just. It's my viewpoint of it. I get it. Maybe sports wouldn't be very fun to watch if. If everyone acted the way special operations acted during. During business hours, but I don't know, be a lot more professional. I'll tell you that. Drew. Let's go to. Let's go to the next video. You guys seen this before on social media?

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

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[B]

Man

[A]

that'll get you. Yeah well that, that one will hit you right in the feels. I tell you what, that one's a little bit different to me. We'll watch, we'll watch a lot of of these tonight and it will be cool watching watching guys be guys really. It's what I didn't intentionally only pick guy videos but people are may not like to hear this but I don't know, guys do heroic shit at a much higher level. The girls do heroic. So that's, you know. And what, why would I misrepresent it? You know to, to force it to be the other way around. It's just, I'm just telling you how I got there. It's not that I excluded them from it. They just again it's just it's a, it's a smaller pool to pull from. But that one's really cool. Some videos I mean like car crashes and guys getting out to help that. Well don't get me wrong, you always have a choice to make. But good. That was for the guys who would help out in a car crash. Good. That's not a decision for a good guy to make. He was going to go help out with that car crash. You know what I mean? Like the baseball thing. Of course it was his choice to go over there and hug the pitcher. But like they are playing a fun game but they're in that game. This guy's a grown man. He's a grown man with, with a brother with physical ailments. The guy has a job. This isn't something that he was already doing. He has to go out there, buy all the special equipment, go train at night, and drag his brother around. I mean, it's got to, it's really got to feel like what Drew does for me on a daily basis.

[B]

Look, I have to use all my testosterone not to get teary eyed in that kind stuff, because I do think about that. I'm like, okay, which one is, am I in the wheelchair? Did I have to get in shape and do that for Brent one day? I don't know which one that is.

[A]

Oh, man, I, I tell you right now, if something H I do I, I don't know if I'll ever have the time to do it. I would, I'd love to do a nine, man. I would love. And there was a, there was a time in my life I did a lot of marathons. I'm sorry, triathlons. And I, I shouldn't say I could have easily done one, but there would have been no, like, real train up required. I could have, I could have muscled through one. I'm not showing up to it, to a try to an Ironman event any, anytime soon. But, so I, I tell you that to say, because if something happens to me, Drew, I would like to do an Iron Man.

[B]

Okay.

[A]

All right.

[B]

I'll pray for you every day.

[A]

All right, let's, let's, let's, let's go to the Super Chats real quick before we go to the next one.

[C]

All right.

[B]

Super Chats are doing all right here. We got, trying to get back where we were. Sorry, guys. Well, you guys got, did a lot of them. Yeah, here we go.

[A]

That really showed up.

[B]

Nope, that's not it. We'll do this one and I'll look for some others. Says Thomas Melvin says in exchanges for Grody, we should request Cha to be used again. That's, that's Wayne's World.

[A]

Was that Wayne's World?

[B]

Yeah, Wayne's World. Saturday Night Live.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Cha, right? Oh, man. Yep, yep, yep. And Mike says, why didn't Taylor Kavanaugh go with Jimmy Watson to go and work for John McPhee?

[A]

Right.

[B]

Thank you for your service.

[A]

That's a good question. I, I, I'm only going to attempt to answer this because I, I interviewed both of them and I, I kind of know their story, so I'm gonna take a guess at it. I don't, I don't think Taylor Needed to. I mean, he was, he was in the business world at the time, doing just fine. Now, there was a point that they were actually both on the run from the law at the same time. So I think, I think both their lives were doing really well at one point, right after the service, and they both kind of fell apart at, at the same time. So that is, that is my, that is my guess. I'll tell you guys, this about Jimmy Watson. Jimmy Watson's Tick Tock got nuked, like a couple months ago, maybe it might even been more. He had almost a million followers and they took him off. Tick Tock, the tier one podcast, got our. Tick Tock got nuked. Tick Tock's the worst. They don't, they don't even tell me why, just. But his Instagram had almost half a million followers and it got nuked and they didn't tell him why. He doesn't know if it had to do with, like, dead bodies or blood or that he was promoting peptides like he does. He doesn't know why, which is crazy. You can have almost half a million followers and be like, you're out of here. Oh, don't ask why that. It's just crazy to me. So he did, he did get a, A, a new page up and running. And if I remember right off the top of my head, I believe it's mighty warrior 282. Guys, go support Jimmy Watson. Go to Instagram and follow him and immediately go watch a couple videos like them and leave some comments for the algorithm for Jimmy Watson. All right.

[B]

It's good, dude. Flucky seven. 20 bucks. Thank you for the love, brother. Appreciate it. And glaucoma. 420 says for each member who has kids. What's the best thing that you instilled in your kids that you'd advise other fathers to teach their sons and daughters?

[A]

That's a good question. That's a good question and appropriate for the evening. Drew, what do you got?

[B]

Oh, you know what it's going to be, brother. It is the Gospel of Jesus Christ. It's the Gospel of Jesus Christ. That's what my kids. My kids, they can't read, they can't write, they can't do math, they can't make money. But if they know the Gospel of Jesus Christ, they have life. They have life eternal.

[A]

I tell you why, that's the simplest and best answer you could ever give, because if you do that right, everything else will just fall in place.

[C]

That's it.

[A]

Yeah, it's, it's, it's it's just do that one thing, everything else will fall into place. Sportsmanship, fall into place. Work ethic. It'll fall into place. Manners, respectfulness. It'll fall into place.

[B]

Chivalry.

[A]

Yep.

[B]

Yeah. Let's see here. Shane Peters says please get with Cletus. Cletus McFarlane about the trooper Trooper games.

[A]

Yeah, he's the one who did the Florida Man Games. Or I don't know if he. He did. They. They were done at his. At race shop. Freedom Factory. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. You ever been there?

[C]

This.

[A]

Yeah. Fun place.

[C]

Yeah, I was there. I've been there before.

[A]

It was actually before back when it was an actual racetrack, before it was Freedom factor.

[C]

Yeah, we used to do drag racing down in.

[A]

Yeah, they got the drag strip right. Right next door to it. Yeah.

[B]

Arshaw says my sister's married name is Grow T.

[A]

It's a tough one. Yeah, I'm sure, I'm sure the kids let her know about that growing up.

[B]

Jared says. Any recommendations on a 9 millimeter PC C for home defense

[A]

Magnet.

[C]

Yep.

[A]

That's. That's my suggestion. Oh yeah.

[B]

I make them. I don't like the brag. I'm only 99.

[A]

You are. That you are. There you go. Look. No further. Affordable, reliable. Hey guys, I'm a big fan of. Of pistol carbines. That 9 millimeter for home defense. Like what? You don't need a 5.56 to defend your home. 9 millimeter is a lethal. It is a great round. If you're inside your house, you will never have to make more than a 20 or 30 foot shot that's down a hallway.

[C]

Yeah. I mean you're only shooting from here to there.

[A]

Right. And, and really, I mean just think about for a little. The only way you could really take a further shot is if they're running away from your house. You know, you got to take one like out in the yard. But then legally like you can't. You can't be doing that. But that, that 9 mil round will still shoot 100 meters. No, no problem at all. And. And maintain a good grouping. Ammo is cheap. Recoil, recoil management, easy day. You can put five, six, seven, eight rounds, then a nice small circle because it's not as powerful as around. There's. I don't know why the 9 millimeter 9 millimeter PCCs aren't more popular, to be honest with you. I don't.

[B]

We do it in a 45 also.

[A]

And I, and I would, I would go 9 millimeter over 45. Right. It's it's a more lethal round. But yeah, I'm a, I'm a big fan of those.

[C]

I think everyone just wants the bigger round, you know, I mean, yeah, they see the 9 millimeters, just like small,

[A]

this is my guess. And it goes back to the sniper world where a lot of people still just use a.308 because that's what the military used. Used to use and still will still uses. And they're like, well, if the military uses it, that's the best. And that's what I want. The military uses 5, 5, 6. I think everyone else wants 5, 5, 6. But I, I would not go with that round for, for a solely home defense round. I just don't think there's a need for it. Anyway, glad I brought that up. Let me, let me rail about that for a while.

[B]

Dwazi says time to beat Pete Blaber. 12 hour interview on SRS.

[A]

Oh, I saw that. I gotta call him and congratulate him and, and watch it. I got to watch the Magna. Have you seen it yet? Pete Blaber's interview on Sean Ryan. So, yeah, and I, I hate sending, thinking like, you know, Sean Ryan's now getting our leftovers, but I mean, we did interview him first here a couple times, but that's, I hope that's not how Sean sees it, but I'm sure that's how the rest of the world sees it. You think? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Sean's getting our leftovers. Yeah, the. Oh, which also reminds me, Andy Stumpf was on the Dalton Fisher podcast.

[B]

Yeah, I watched that.

[A]

Did you watch that one? That was a good one.

[C]

That's a good one.

[A]

That was a real good one. And I'm really glad. I've known Andy for a few years now. Like anything else, you don't really, you know, we, we hang out all. Yeah. All the time. Magnet. I don't sit there, like, tell war stories to you, you know, and you don't tell me, like, all your, like, hardest days. Like, so it's really cool to watch like a long form podcast of a friend to really get to hear their whole story because at a friendship level, guys just, just different. Yeah. We're just like, would, Would. How was your day? Good. I probably wouldn't even ask how your day was. One of my, one of my favorite, one of my favorite social media, like, comic. It's a, it's a comedy bit. It's like the whole thing's like maybe five minutes long. It was like, hey, wife's talking to her husband in the kitchen. Is like, did you go to. Did you go play golf with Mark today? He's like, yeah. He goes, well, I mean, he recently got divorced. Is he doing okay? He's like, I don't know. It didn't come up. He's like, well, is. Is he dating anyone? I don't know. He didn't say. He's like, well. And she just keeps on asking him questions about his life, and he's like, I don't know. And she's like, did you even go golfing with him?

[D]

He's.

[A]

Yeah, I went golfing with him. It just didn't come up. He's like, what do you know? He's like, he got a new driver. And that's. That's. That's because we're not girls, right? Girls do that back and forth. But. But it is cool. It was cool to watch him do the. The Dalton Fisher podcast. Two of my favorite people doing what they're good at. Dalton Fisher interviewing. And Andy Stump telling stories. What's that? They brought you up, too. Yeah, I did. I was. That was very. It was very cool. They didn't have to do that. It was very cool. What else we got, Drew?

[B]

TG Barra says, did you see the Pete Blabber Blaber srs If so, what are your thought about his view on the U. S. Overthrowing Ukraine via a color revolution?

[A]

Yeah, I'll have to. I'll have to watch that, Especially because they talk about things like that. It is on my list of things to watch.

[B]

Mike Hawk says they have police takedowns at Florida man games. Have GSP also participate.

[A]

I know, I know. There's. I'm telling you, if we get. We get creative enough and think of some really cool stuff and we can do it in a. In a professional manner that they would want to participate in.

[C]

What is a police takedown?

[A]

I think just running and subduing a suspect. I think that was. Oh, you mean like.

[C]

Oh, so a police officer taking someone down.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

Okay.

[A]

In the Florida Man Games, you're stealing a catalytic converter, then, like, trying to

[B]

haul ass from the.

[D]

Then when you get it and start

[B]

to run, the cop chases you.

[A]

Right. So that's the point. You got to get away from him or the cop takes you down. Yep.

[C]

No, I get it. I just thought it was someone taking a police officer down.

[A]

Okay. Yeah, yeah. That would. Of course, Florida band games, that could have been a possibility, but not in our games. Not in our games.

[B]

Shane Peters says could pay per view it, donate funds to fallen officers yeah, yeah, for sure.

[A]

That would be cool.

[B]

Flowback27. Thanks for the love. Really appreciate it. Thank you very much. Dubs War room says, Brent, you got hands on SIG's new P211 GTO opinions.

[A]

No, I. I have not. And. And when. It's. When you use the word Sig, you should have known that I probably didn't put my hands on it, but it's. I gotta stop doing that. The Sig, they're never going to be a sponsor.

[B]

Never said never.

[A]

No, I haven't. I. I like Sig rifles. I've said that before.

[B]

That's right.

[A]

I like cigarettes.

[B]

Many times. Many times. Times. Many times. Anybody on the couch.

[A]

And. And the truth is I give them a hard time. I have. No. I really don't have anything against Sig pistols. I don't. They're just. They're just not my. My personal favorite. But if you're watching Sig, I think Glock, we. We need a big sponsor. I think. I think.

[B]

Hey, I don't know, K. There's a lot of Glock reps out there maybe doing these super chats, making sure that you never sponsors.

[A]

That's right. That'd be a win, win. Guys, guys, we make sponsors. You can't just give a thousand dollars away off of. Off. Off a YouTube ad, since my size, it ain't that much.

[B]

All right. Scdf. All right. Says shout out to Ben Robert Smith. Are you guys aware of the arrest?

[A]

Right.

[B]

Former SASR VC winner.

[A]

Yep.

[B]

How have the US Handled alleged war crime incidents from G. WAT over the years? Outro song Land Down Under.

[A]

Oh, that's a good one, actually. Yeah, Drew, we were. I was talking to you about that before the show.

[B]

Crazy.

[A]

I. I really need to see a little bit more about this. And what I mean about by that is what proof that they have that he actually did this and how. You know, how heinous is it? I know they were. I think. Did he say it in that one? I think there was five. Did he say it in that? That there are five different counts? Or that was from the article I read or did he say that on their article? Okay, I believe there's like five different counts that they're charging with. With unaliving civilians in. In Afghanistan. This has been going on for years. They just now arrested them for it. Talking about, you know, the. The vc The Victorian cross, I believe is what that's short for. It's basically their. Their version of the medal of Honor. He's the most decorated war veteran in Australia. And they just arrested him for war crimes. I got. I said that that's a little bit newer news. It pisses me off. Which is why we were going to talk about something else this week. And. And like everything else, I'm. I got to wait for a little more information. Everyone else is going to jump on it while it's hot and in the news. And they may be right, they may be wrong. I'd rather find out, you know, exactly what happened and be able to talk about it on the podcast with as much information as possible. So I'm going to wait another week on that.

[B]

North southeast west says Rad. As if gnarly. As if.

[A]

As if classics, bro. There's. There's for sure one that irritated the parents back in the day. As if that one. That one sounds like something that could come back because it's that annoying.

[B]

Yeah. And it's really annoying when you say it like you're from California.

[A]

Yes, absolutely.

[B]

All right. TG Para back in says Brent. Would you rather have the career you had with a lot of mission with few being very public or a few unknown and multiple on the world stage?

[A]

The more missions, the better.

[B]

An.

[A]

That's an. That's an easy one. As many missions as possible all day long.

[B]

Let the boys eat. Let's see where we at. It skipped on me. All right, here it is. All right. Welder Faber says what we've got here is a failure to communicate. Guns and Roses Outro. What movie was that taken from? Drew

[A]

is a failure Cold communicate. See any more than you do. Yeah.

[B]

Good movie.

[A]

That's the way he wants it. That's the way he gets it.

[B]

Cool Hang Luke. All right. Could swell. Be as cool again Also square for uncool.

[A]

No, those are. Those two aren't coming back. They're not coming back. I don't. Sunny. What do you think? Do they have a. A chance? I don't know. They were.

[C]

They were square. Was used a lot when I was growing up.

[A]

Square. Yeah. Swell. We can agree that that one's gone.

[C]

Yeah, I think so.

[A]

Okay. Square.

[C]

Some people use it.

[A]

Yeah, some people.

[C]

But.

[A]

Yeah, you see that.

[B]

As long as there's Huey Louie in the news singing it's hip to be square. It's always gonna be a potential to come back.

[A]

I'd like to give you like a. Like a on and off switch for Drew's mic back just right here. As soon as you recognize him going down that road, you just. Yeah, I guess.

[B]

I love Huey Louie the News.

[A]

One of my favorite 80s band who does it love? Them.

[B]

They have the sound. They have the quintessential sound of the 80s.

[A]

What about tubular?

[B]

Oh, tubular.

[A]

Tubular. That was. That was a weird one. That was a weird one.

[B]

Especially if you don't live near the ocean. TBD Sear says here's a beer money boys. Thoughts on the support troop chick getting arrested for leaking to Seth Harp? What's your opinion on the team house? Always giving those kinds of people a platform.

[A]

Yeah, I'll see if I can't pull it up real quick. There is. There is one thing that I'm going to talk about on. Then we're going to go on a break and if you guys just tuning in, I'll update you guys one more time about the thousand dollars. The at a weird. I hate being happy when bad things happen to people, but it kind of just makes me happy to read this. And it is this right here. Where is it? I thought. I thought it was right here. Oh, here it is. So this is. This is her. The. The female that. That leaked the secret information to Seth Harper said and her quote, other than a few. Other than a few factual errors, I would definitely have been concerned with the amount of classified information being disclosed. I thought the things I was telling you so you could have a better general understanding of how the Special Mission Unit was set up or operated and would not be published. And it feels like the entire TTP was sent out with my name attached to it, giving them a chance to legally prosecute me. That's what she texted to him. So she wasn't real happy that basically she dealt with a snake. And that snake bitter. What did you think was going to happen when you downloaded secret information onto a thumb drive and gave it to a reporter who was writing a book, knowing that the book that he's talking about, she worked there. She knew drugs wasn't a problem. And the Delta Force, she can say whatever problems that she. That she said she had drugs weren't a problem. We got piss tested all the time and at random. And now she's. She's upset. Just play stupid games, win stupid prizes. That's. That's the best thing I can say. And I'm glad. I'm glad that they did something about it. All right, guys, let's go to break and we'll come back, finish up these super chats and watch some more cool videos of guys being guys. We are more than makers of steel we are brothers in craft Bound by purpose and forged in pride Every blade we shape carries the weight of the hands that built it and the hearts that will wield it. Brotherhood Blade stands for those who refuse to quit. The protectors, the workers, the doers. We forge with integrity. We carry with pride. And we stand shoulder to shoulder with those who live by the same code. Brotherhood Blades forged in freedom, carried with honor. If you've ever been to any of my tactical training classes, then you know how adamant I am about the use of white light and the importance of a quality high powered tactical light. That's why I use Cloud Defensive tac lights. You can't hit what you can't see and neither can the bad guys. Clearly identify your target and simultaneously overwhelm his vision with hundreds and even thousands of lumens. Get serious about defending yourself and your family. Go to clouddefensive.com and use promo code tier one to get 30% off your order. That's right, 30%. You won't find a better light than this. And you won't find a better deal than this.

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[A]

All right, Drew, let's get to it. Let's get to another video. I want to watch. I want to watch good things. Ah, this one gets me to go ahead and turn down the volume a little bit. That's just gonna be a problem and allow us to talk over it. Anyway, look, so a woman does come up and you know, and actually like prop props to her and. But she. Look what those guys are doing. She wasn't going to, she wasn't going to be able to, to, to do much. But I do love that everyone is here trying to help out. Look how engulfed in flames.

[B]

Complete strangers.

[A]

Complete strangers. And they're giving it hell. What a bad place, you know, for that to, to be stuck right there in the guardrail.

[B]

All colors.

[A]

There's black, there's white, there's brown, there's old, there's young.

[B]

Old, young. Love it. Yeah.

[A]

All under the common cause of doing good. I love. And more people keep on showing up and they got. Hold on wind. Wind comes by and it came in and they're like, know it. Hold on. We got this.

[B]

Which old smart guy comes with a window breaker?

[A]

Oh, oh, look at. But it shows how, how, how dangerous what they were doing. Look at them really was.

[B]

Man, it's awesome.

[C]

Gosh, I love that the car was almost done too. Did you see that at the end? Like that thing was.

[B]

Yes. You know how hot that would have been? That would have been very hot. Those people were feeling it for real. That would have been very hot.

[A]

I love it and like I said that just random acts of kindness that just happened on the side of the road, they could have eased like, well, that looks like a fireman's job. That looks like if, if they wouldn't have done that, that that lady was dying that day, she was never gonna get out of there. I absolutely love it. Let's see, let's see what else. Look at that. The team captain. So I thought about this video, you know, a little. It's not just a nice gesture. Right. It's one thing to, to do something nice. But I kind of thought about a little. Let's just be honest that the guys on the football team, who's the team captain, he probably could have taken a pretty hot cheerleader to the dance. So it wasn't just doing something nice. It cost him a memorable night of having fun and doing something selfish like, hey, I want to be with some girl that I like. And just judging by. That's the type of young man he is, it probably never even crossed his mind. But he was giving up. To him it was, it was nothing. But, but what he was gaining by, by doing that.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

And man, think about. I have friends with kids with down syndrome. It's. This one may sound a little weird. I don't mean it to be. It's a slight blessing. And no one take that like the, the, the wrong way. Everyone wants their kids to be healthy. But I have a few friends with kids with down syndrome and you know, you know what they're. Well, this is an open ended question. Almost said, you know what their kids will never do? Well, there's a long list of that because they, they have special needs. But here's something that they're not going to do. They're not going to leave you.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

You get to be their parents.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

The rest of your life. And I know that's also, that's kind of in a weird way, it's a positive. It's also part of the negative because you, you want that.

[B]

But loneliness is a real thing.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

And, and you'll, you'll never have that.

[A]

Yep.

[C]

Yep.

[A]

You'll have an opportunity to be that kid's parent his whole life. And that's awesome. That's awesome. I'll never leave you, Brent. I, I'm certain of it. That's.

[B]

And, and case in point.

[A]

Let's. Yeah. But I get, you know that, but that those, those parents want those same things for their special needs kids to be like, hey, my, my special needs kids is never going to get invited to Prom and my kids. Never gonna get to experience that. Not on that kid's watch. Yeah, yeah. Love it, man. I love it. What else we got, Drew? Oh, these ones.

[B]

Oh, yeah, I've seen this one.

[A]

Me, I was still a child. Didn't get the chance to. You know what I love about these videos as well? Every positive video that. That we've watched, I think we all know what this kid's about to do. I couldn't tell you if he's a Democrat. I couldn't tell you if he hates Trump. I couldn't tell you if he loves Trump. Nobody cares.

[C]

It doesn't matter.

[A]

I'm so tired of everything being political when we got young men like this in this country. Now that's pretty crazy to me. Here's where the video gets better to me.

[B]

This guy. I want to get my haircut there.

[A]

Yeah. Hey, what is. What does it read at the back of that? Barbaria. Oh, something Amigos. Oh, yeah, yeah. So back to that video and the. And the. And the car crash video. But it's easier to understand it with that video. All it took was, like, one. One guy doing something manly, and the rest followed suit. A lot of those guys driving by that car would have never stopped, because no one wants to be the first one to stop. But once one guy gets out of that car and runs to that burning car, some other guy is like, well, he needs help. And then after two people watching them struggle, someone went, they're gonna need a third person. But I'm telling you, on almost all these things where it takes one person to say, I'll. I'll be the first one to do it. I'll be the first one to do it. And I just. I just think we. We feel like if we step out and make the hard. The hard choices in life that will do it alone. I don't. I don't think. I don't think that's. I don't. That's not right. That's just not. In fact, I think. I think you'll find out there's a lot more people that think like you, and you wish you'd have done it sooner. And you know, most of those people that are going to follow you will all say, I. I wish I was. I wish I was the first one. I wish I had the courage to. To be the first one to make that move. And you get that a lot, too.

[B]

Yeah.

[C]

Some people just need that. That little push.

[A]

Right? And that's. And that's not a hit on them. Hey, as Long as. As long as someone's willing to take that first step, that's. That's all we need. That's all we need. And the fact that someone else did fall in line, you. You still get credit for that.

[C]

Yeah. And in another person.

[A]

That's right. That's how movements start. Yeah, that's how movements start.

[B]

But, you know, and it. And it does start with that one person. But that one person. It starts before that one person, because it starts with the way they were raised. It starts with their. Starts with their mom. It starts with their dad.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

It starts with how, you know, because you have to disciple. You have to mentor selflessness, and you have to mentor situational awareness, recognizing other people in the room, other people in the context, because you have to train out selfishness, because any child can be selfish to be selfless and aware of other people and what's going on.

[A]

Some people aren't.

[D]

Yeah. Some people aren't built for that. Some people are scared of what they'll see.

[A]

Yeah.

[D]

And they can't deal with that type of, like, accident specifically. I've been on a few. To where I was the first person at the vehicle. And you could see people wouldn't even look that direction because they're scared to see somebody's skull bashed in or, you know, they can't do that.

[A]

Yeah.

[D]

I know a few people that were gonna join on a ambulance, and they went through the. The book that they give you to. To learn, and they saw some of those photos, and they're like, I can't do it.

[A]

Yeah. And I get that. Like, I don't. I don't think everyone in a weird. I don't think everyone should stop to help. But if you know you're capable of helping, you better stop.

[C]

Yeah. Some people just gonna get in the way.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

I agree with you on that.

[A]

Yeah. All right. What else we got, Drew? Keep going. I'm liking this. Oh, this story. Thank you very much. More than he could afford at the

[B]

auction, Tanner's limit had come.

[A]

Pause it. Just real quick, if you can, Drew. All right, the backstory. This. This kid. His father was a law enforcement officer, and he died, and he had saved up all his money because he knew that his dad's car was going to auction, and he wanted to buy his dad's car, and some jerk shows up to the auction and outbids him. It.

[B]

Sold it your way, Mr. Steve Wells. Thank you very much.

[A]

$60,000.

[B]

And so had his dad's car, or so he thought.

[A]

Here's your car. Then that jerk turns around and gives it to him.

[B]

His dad's car. You have no idea.

[A]

Thank you very much. Oh, I've seen that story before. I love that story. Which means all the money he got to save up, he gets to keep it. And now he can either enjoy it or. Or put it back in his dad's old cop car. The guy showed up with the intention of not ensuring that kid got his dad's car and ensuring that he didn't have to pay a penny for what he thought his kid deserved, which was his dad's car.

[B]

It's beautiful.

[A]

Gosh, how cool is that? How cool is that? I mean, I, I do every. Let's. Well, I'm telling you, if not this year, next year the, the Patreon will get big enough. I mean, I'm not looking for kudos. Like, the $1,000 is. I, I could have kept it and I'm giving it back for guys to do something good with. But again, like I said, I don't think that's life altering or gonna move the needle a lot. I think it'll, It'll be a good story. Some people, for someone, to someone, it

[C]

most definitely will be life altering.

[A]

You know, some people my. My intentions. And again, if you guys are. Are just tuning in on our Patreon, I will never remember the name of this thing. The Do Good Fun. The Do Good Fund is a chat within our, our Patreon. You go in there and you tell me what you're gonna do with a thousand dollars to make someone's day better, to change someone's outlook on life who's having a hard time. You tell me how you could use that thousand dollars the most to benefit someone else. And this isn't. I also hate it when people, like, drag it out. If I was looking to grow my Patreon, I would drag this out for, like, months and keep telling people to join it now. Yeah. The very next, very next week, next Thursday, we will announce, you know, who, who, who, who's going to get the thousand dollars and what they're going to do with it. Just one week, because I want to do more stuff like this, and I hope this podcast continues to grow to a point where we're doing, we're doing bigger things that truly can help people's lives. I know that you guys are a part of that. Drew, let's go to the next video. Oh, I threw this in there because I never heard this story. I had to look it up, you know, just, just to make sure, because There's a lot of stories that go out there that aren't always true. So. Yep. John Perry, he was putting his retirement papers in, in on September 11th

[C]

when

[A]

the news hit of planes flying into the towers. And he said, never mind, I'm back on the job. And he ran in there to help people and never came back out.

[C]

That's the most selfless thing that you could do.

[A]

That's. That's crazy. I, I looked into, I looked into his life. He was a. He was an amazing person. He knew several different languages, like four or five different languages. He was an actor. He was, he was a part of several different organizations that he donated his time to. Just like you just read about that guy's life and you're like, why him? You know, it. It seems like life isn't just at times, but it's crazy. So I definitely, I threw that in there because when I ran across that, I wanted his story to be remembered. And again, it still goes, goes along the line of this. Good guys doing good things. And it's, it still happens in this world every day. And I'm tired of talking about all the negative things. We can talk about all the positive things that guys do every day. Just go, let's go to one more. If we go back to super chats,

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[A]

What do we talk about before this just takes one? What do we talk about before this? Everyone else was standing there with a kid right in front of them, getting drenched in the rain. What's crazier to me is they're about to play a soccer game. They're about to play a game in the rain anyway. Right? The kids aren't. But yeah, I didn't, I didn't pull the video up to bash these guys because I get it. Like, I also get it. They're focused on their game. They're focused on what they have, you know, right in front of them. That's. That's their, that's their whole goal, life. That's how they provide for their family. But even in that moment, one guy took a step back mentally and said, well, hold on, There's a kid in front of me getting rained on. That's cold. Let me give him my jacket. And one by one by one by one by one. And now. And now that act of kindness. And I guarantee it, not one of those guys, like, let me do this. This is going to look cool on Instagram. No, not one of them did it for that reason. And it'll live on Instagram forever because it's just another great video of men being men. Absolutely love it.

[B]

It's just having that attitude, you know, every day and all the little things and the world be a better place and people could zipper correctly when it's time to. For lanes to merge.

[A]

That's I'm here's. Besides, I also say this to hold myself accountable, but it's also to challenge you guys. Regardless. Regardless of if. If you win the money, only one person's gonna be able to. To get that money. It doesn't have to be a thousand dollars here. And I will. And again, it's not to tell you how great I am this week. I will find something somewhere and do something good for someone. I know it will happen. It'll. It'll happen right in front of me. I'm like, I'm gonna do it. I tell you why I'm talking about this, because I feel bad. There was a lady in front of me at the Ace Hardware, and she was an older lady, she was putting in her phone number to get her points and a discount, I think, and. And it wouldn't take in the system. She's like, I'm pretty sure it's there. And then it wasn't much. It was like five or six bucks, whatever she was buying. And then when it came out, you know, she got like four singles out and the rest. And she was old enough, she still carried, like, a change purse. Yeah. And as I was like two people behind her, and as I'm watching this, I'm like, what are we doing? Like, just, hey, I'll buy. Hey, I'll put. Put that on my tab. Like, she clearly, you know, it's kind of. It's kind of short on. On money and, oh, she's pinching pennies for sure. That five or six dollars is nothing to me. Like, it not. It's not. So it's not a flex by any means, but. And it bugged me. I didn't break you, right? I didn't say anything about it. I, I feel like it got put on my heart to do that, and I was like, nah, I don't want to be that guy. Whatever that meant. I was. I walked away from it this week. That. That won't happen again. I'm gonna do something nice for someone. As soon as I see the opportunity, I'm going to do it. And I say that to challenge every, Every man here, Every man or. Or woman here this week. Do something good, and a tiny ripple

[D]

can start a tsunami. So even if you're doing something so small, somebody could see that that makes them want to do something, and it just keeps going.

[C]

That's very true, actually.

[A]

Yep. That's. That's. And that's the type of community I think that we want to build. I think it's the reason why you guys watch this show is because that's the type of community you want to be a part of.

[C]

I think, I think it's already built there, brother. I think it's just getting bigger now.

[A]

I hope so. And we're going to continue to do good things for. For good people, and I want that to be the basis of which we. We build this empire.

[B]

Brent, I'm. Yeah, I'm not in Patreon, but I, I, I put this in the chats just so others can hear it, mainly you. I know this guy who was shot in Afghanistan and was rocked by grenades multiple times, who medically retired and then came home and trained SWAT for nothing. Found out they were underfunded and started a company to make money to support first responders and hasn't taken a single paycheck in three and a half years. That's where my thousand bucks would go.

[A]

I'd like find that man and shake his hand. Sounds like a dick, though. Yeah.

[B]

Super chats. Yeah, super chats. Human performance. Trt Drew.

[A]

Don't do that to me.

[B]

Sounds like a good. Sounds like a good company. How's it going? Our favorite green gray.

[A]

I'll tell you, you were a little bit late, you know, to the game of sorts, when you, like, you know, you realized I had left and you follow me over. Did you see what I did on my very first video? You tracking that and why they. Why they. Why they call me a green gray? Oh, yeah.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Did you. Yeah, I'm.

[C]

I'm up to date.

[A]

You're up to date? I just. That'll.

[C]

It just took me a minute to catch up.

[D]

You know what I mean?

[A]

Yeah, yeah. No, well, what I was hoping was that I corrected it fast enough that maybe I got it by you and you never saw it.

[C]

Do you want me to. But do you want me to bring up which one do you want me to bring up? Patreon?

[A]

Yes, bring it up. I. I'm almost positive. I know you're going. Go ahead. I won't fix it.

[B]

Get it in the mic, Sonny. Get in the mic.

[C]

Yeah, so there's a group on there.

[B]

There you go.

[C]

Called Tier One Podcast on Patreon. And they have a few chats or a few discussions, I guess, or films, whatever you're gonna call it. One of them is called 2026 Patreon Meetup.

[A]

I knew you were going there.

[C]

And Patreon is P A T R E O N. Correct.

[A]

Right. That's how it's supposed to be spelled. Right.

[C]

And right spelled P A T E R O N. Batter on.

[A]

Yeah, it was brought by. So anytime I do something in a hurry, I meant every time. And I'd been talking about creating that, you know, because we've been talking about doing a Patreon meetup. And so I did that one in a hurry. Misspelled it. Anytime I do something in a hurry, I Green Beret, very first episode, did it like 3 o' clock in the morning. In a hurry. Misspelled it. Anytime I do something in a hurry, I always pay the price for it. And then when it got brought to my attention that I, I had misspelled it, I was like, you know what? It's staying, it's staying. That's who I am. I misspell things.

[C]

I mean, if you try to fix it, you might just mess up.

[A]

What's worse than screwed it up once, screwed it up twice, let's be honest. Yeah. So if anyone. So yeah, thanks for all that stories. If anyone joins the Patreon to win the thousand dollars and you see that it's misspelled. I know now, I didn't know the first, the first time was an accident. I'm aware of it now. And just out of, just out of hard headedness, I'm like, you know what? That's who I am. It's staying. And maybe the 2027 meetup form will be spelled correctly, but we'll always, we'll always know from the first from year one guys. They'll always know. They'll always know.

[C]

And I tell you what, no one on there lets you forget that.

[A]

No, they never let me forget anything. Including me.

[C]

Including me.

[A]

I know. I want to say hi to, to Travis Horning, who I know you are listening, and he was a guest on the show. Oh, we haven't aired his episode yet. He did a live with us. Did he do a live with us? The traps do live with us. We come in and do the. I should know this. Do you remember if Travis did Alive with us?

[B]

I don't.

[A]

I don't think.

[B]

I don't think he did.

[C]

I don't think he did.

[A]

Okay, but he was a. He was. He's a retired sergeant major out of fifth group, and he was on a Jedburgh team. You ever heard of a Jedburgh team? You guys heard of a Jedburgh team? Awesome. Tune in that episode and find out what a Jedburgh team is within the. The Green Berets. He's gonna tell you all about it. So thank you, Travis, for listening and supporting your. Your old pal Brent. We served together in. In Syria, and so the Jedburgh teams were supporting us over there, and we've been friends ever since.

[C]

Good old Syria.

[A]

Yeah. All right, what do we got in

[B]

the super chats, Big strict says Outro Lagrange performed by zz. Not over there on the couch. You guys should start up a band in the garage. Yeah, it's a 20 bucks for Lagrange Magnum handout says, Brent, I just found out you are a twin dad. My wife and I had twins in January. Any advice for a new dad with twins?

[A]

Yeah, absolutely. Hang on. It gets better. Life sucks with twins. At the beginning, you think they're twice as much work. They're not. They would be twice as much work if they both slept at the same time, if they both ate at the same time, but they don't. These. It's like. It's. It's. It's just. It's just multiplies.

[C]

Constant.

[A]

It's just constant. Oh, my gosh. But after. After they get the crawling around, life gets better. And then after that, life gets really good. And twins will be the. The biggest blessing in your life. They're so cool. They're so cool. Actually, I get jealous of them a little bit. They. They will. They will never. They're in middle school right now. They will never know what it's like to show up to school, like, on day one and not know anyone alone. Yeah. They'll never know what it's like to be alone. They'll never know what it's like not to have a best friend like they're my best friends her whole life. Yeah, that's pretty cool.

[C]

Yeah. No matter where they are.

[A]

Yeah. Yeah, I love that.

[B]

Joe Saunders. Yippee Kai. Joe Saunders says Jimmy recently said he was Able to get mighty warrior 283 recovered. So now I follow him on both 282 and 283. Just saying.

[A]

Travis absolutely did a live with us. You know how I know? He just told me,

[B]

sorry, Travis. At this point, they all run together, man.

[A]

We've done too many shows and it shows. Everything been. Been good in the chat tonight, guys.

[B]

Yep. Yeah. I unblocked everybody so everybody could play nice and we haven't any problems.

[A]

Love it. Love it.

[B]

Let's see. Jennison says, or Guinness says, get Bill Rapier on and ask him if Zero Dark Thirty is his favorite movie. And have you seen The Silver Quadrant 6?

[A]

Have you seen Silver Squadron 6? I mean, I've. I've seen Silver Squadron before, but anyway, the. I do want to get Bill Rapier on and I will ask him about that. And we have another guy coming on the show who is from Red Squadron, Alex West. That'll be. That'll be. That'll be a good episode. In fact, I think he'll be here next week. I think we're recording that one. So we got some. Guess we. Some great guys coming up.

[B]

Aldo says being too real will most definitely get you canceled. That's gay.

[C]

He's not wrong.

[A]

Yeah, right.

[C]

He's definitely not wrong.

[A]

He's not wrong at all.

[B]

And, and has that. Has that comment been. I mean, does that need to come back? Did we ever lose that? That's gay.

[A]

We lost for sure. For a moment. For a moment. I think. I don't think it's been fully embraced, but it's kind. It's made. It's made a comeback. What do you think?

[C]

I don't think it's lost. I think it just. People started taking offense to it.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

You know what I mean?

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

Because I say it all the time and.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

I mean.

[A]

Yeah. Yeah. I never quit saying it. I'm always gonna say it. It's in context. You know exactly what I'm talking about.

[C]

Yeah. You know, that's dumb. I know.

[A]

Come on. Just try trying to shut it down. That's. That's gay.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

See, now that's the best word for it.

[C]

I mean, super.

[A]

That's the best word for it. All right.

[B]

Shane Peters back in says Cletus has his own pay per view company. Rhpt. Rhpd.

[A]

Yeah. All right. Yeah, I think he's doing okay. He bought a racetrack and he's doing events. I think he's doing okay. He has a massive YouTube channel, like millions of subscribers, you know, a story. He's doing just fine.

[C]

Have you. Have you watched this or anything about a story?

[A]

I looked into him just a little bit when they did the race, when Andy Stump was there doing the, like, the celebrity race event, if I remember right. I think he was just a. From what I gather, he was just doing, like, motor YouTube channels, and then it. And it grew.

[C]

Yeah. So he was on 1320 podcast.

[B]

You ever.

[C]

You know, that is like. Like a big racing channel.

[A]

Okay, Right.

[C]

Like drag racing, stuff like that. And he was just a part of it.

[A]

Okay.

[C]

He wasn't the main guy. And I guess he wanted to just branch off and do his own thing. And this is all during COVID Okay. And he started doing his own thing, and then he bought the Freedom Factory on borrowed money.

[A]

Okay.

[C]

And Covid rules were to have no, you know, six feet apart. You can't have groups, large groups or whatever. And he was going to host this event there to. To try and make money, obviously. And he didn't know how it was going to work out. He didn't know what to expect.

[A]

Okay.

[C]

He actually did the event, and he has, like, you know, came up big time from that. And since then, just kept coming up from that.

[A]

Yeah, yeah, It's. It's crazy. He is. Like I said, I hadn't heard of him, you know, before that, because that's just not the space I hang out in YouTube, but when I found out, like, how many views and followers that guy has, he's huge.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

He's doing all right.

[C]

He does cool stuff.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Flucky seven back in again. Says dang Siggers breathing up all the Glock man's air.

[A]

Sigger. What? Sick of. Please. That might be one of the most creative super chat comments I've seen a long time. The clock man's there.

[B]

My.

[A]

Oh, gosh. All right. I tell you, I know for a fact right now because it's right up his. His is Alexissie. Travis Horning's in his car right now, dying, laughing. You're welcome, Travis. We may. We may not have got the live thing right, but we rewarded you with that,

[B]

Percy. Thank you for the love, man. 50 bucks. We really appreciate it. We'll use it wisely. Duazi says, when's the next Big Daddy night? But actual singing.

[A]

Oh, we. We do need to go back to Big Daddy's. And it. I'm saying it was. As soon as I walked in there, you couldn't move. You couldn't move. Yeah, that was. So they do karaoke every night at Big Daddy's. Yeah, yeah, we Need. We need to go back every night.

[C]

Holy cow.

[A]

Yeah, we need to go on. What night was that? We did the drinking bros gathering last Friday. Friday. Yeah. Let's do like a Tuesday or Wednesday. I know it's tough to do a weekday thing, but I will not. I'm not going back and sitting behind 17 people to wait for a beer. It's just. I, I can't do it. I can't do. I don't want it that bad. I don't want that bad. Yeah, we'll. We'll put it. We'll put it out on Patreon the next time we're. We are going to do that. We are going to do that.

[B]

All right. I think that's Donnie. Here's some Pepsi money for the boys.

[A]

Donnie.

[C]

Good old Donnie.

[B]

All right.

[A]

There's something good we did with Patreon money. We sent. We sent Donnie back first class to California.

[D]

Yeah.

[A]

Yeah. Some good food.

[C]

Clean.

[A]

That was worth it.

[B]

Donnie, did you have a Pepsi?

[A]

You know he did.

[B]

Salvador says Drew and Brent anchorman quotes. I'm kind of a big deal.

[A]

I'm in a glass case of emotion.

[B]

Case of emotion. Six time. It works every time.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

And I love Lamp.

[A]

I, I still do anchorman quotes.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

If, if I'm not saying I do it every day, but probably not. Not a month goes by that I'll probably say one of those lines.

[C]

Talladega Nights.

[A]

Oh, yeah, that's a. I think that was, that was the, like the pinnacle of, of comedies movies. Yeah. And when it comes, we had. You had Anchorman, you had Super Troopers, you had Wedding Crashers. Gosh, I'm forgetting.

[C]

What was the one with Jim Carrey and oh, Bruce Almighty.

[A]

Yeah, that was before that. Like, I'm, like, I'm talking like in like a two or three year period. Like all these, all these movies might probably be five year.

[C]

Okay.

[A]

Oh, same thing Will Ferrell was in. Obviously a bunch of these old school. Like just. Those movies are just. Will. Will live on.

[C]

Got a big day tomorrow.

[A]

You're my boy.

[B]

Blue FF Bloop says bring back Dag Nabbit or Dang Nabbit or you dirty Rascal.

[A]

I, I send Dagnabbit still. That's, that's, that's my. I don't want to cuss, but I'm still in control of my emotions. Go to dagnabbit. Yeah, I use that one.

[B]

I do a Dagnan.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

North, south, east, west says failure to communicate. Buford T. Justice, baby. Love it. I won. Davies says hello from Wales, uk. Love the show. Message to both Brent and Drew. Are you planning on doing a FRCC event at all in the UK in the future?

[A]

Not unless. Unless you guys get rid of some Muslims.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

And I know that's. That's not on you. It's not a hit on you personally, but. But you feel the same way. Oh, they feel you feel the same way.

[B]

Yeah. Lord David. Lord David's coming in May, so he's coming back.

[C]

Absolutely.

[B]

It's gonna have him on. Jillian Sheffield says, could have used a good dude BRB on that car fire.

[A]

Yeah, for sure.

[B]

That's for sure.

[A]

Yep. I. I got one on my truck. I. I've been a part of the top of my head, I think three different car wrecks that I've. That I've pulled people out of. One was right. One. Yeah. One car flipped. Yeah. Didn't flip. Was going 100 miles an hour past me. Hits, careens, runs a red light. Luckily, it's like the very front of that vehicle and ping pongs off and hits a telephone pole. Probably doing 60 still. I thought when I got up to that vehicle that she was dead as a doorknob. There's no. What happened right in front of me. And I eventually got the car door open. I was like, well, she's dead. You know, I'll deal with this. And nope, she had side airbags, front airbags, like, airbags all in the car. She got out, walked, and. Well, I say walked away, and she's. She was still drunk and still probably a little woozy from. From hitting a telephone. A power. It was a power pole.

[B]

There you go.

[A]

Yeah, it was a power pole, and then it fell down, and there was a live wire hanging all over there in the intersection. That one was a crazier one. Yeah. Yeah, just another.

[B]

11B says, why you gotta hit the feels? Grunts don't cry. Sobbing. Maybe it's the bourbon.

[A]

The bourbon will do that to you. It'll do that too. It'll eat you right in the field to sneak up on you.

[B]

Jillian Sheffield says, drinking a cup of tier one while enjoying a day off.

[A]

Heck, yeah. Thank you. Thank you for the support, guys.

[B]

Kate Bearden, let's go ahead.

[A]

And again, we. We can't do any. We want to do good things. We can't do any of this without you guys. So thank you so much.

[B]

Kate Bearden says speaking of good things, Iran statistically has the most people coming to Christ in the world and has been for 10, 10 years. God does the impossible.

[A]

I love to Hear that? If. Yep. If only it could have made it up to. Oh gosh. What's the Ayatollah? If only it could have made it up all the way to the Ayatollah.

[B]

Yeah, he wish it made it up to him now. North, south, east, west. Says you guys. And all the feels tonight. Dang gamut. I'll never leave you, Brent. Nice one, Magnet.

[A]

I would do. We'll do one more. Let's go back some videos.

[B]

Do the video now because it skip, dummy.

[A]

All right. Sure. Yep.

[C]

Here we go.

[A]

Ah, this one's just sad, but I love this. How are you? What's your name?

[B]

Chris.

[A]

Chris, I'm Frank. Is it your birthday? Yes, sir. We, we tried to light you candles, man, but the wind blew them out for you. Happy birthday.

[B]

Happy birthday to you.

[A]

Happy birthday to you guys. By himself on his birthday. Hey marketers, listen up. Before this, there was this. Our voice. It's how we shared knowledge, build communities. Well, guess what? Voice is back. That's why Spotify Advertising has published a new report, the SoundOn era. Because audio moves culture forward. And if your brand wants to be heard, you need a sound on Strategy. Go to ads.Spotify.com to download the sound on ERA and turn up the volume on your business. There you go, brother. You want to blow them out? Make a wish calls 91 1. There you go. You got it. And look what they did.

[B]

Hey, we wish you the best birthday. Okay.

[A]

All right. You're gonna be all right. And it doesn't seem like he's, he's all there. You know, he's autistic or there's something kind of wrong with him.

[B]

And look, I'm sure the 911 operator caught that, you know.

[A]

Yeah. That out and, but again, like look who showed up. Black guys, man. Hey, I, I'll, I'll do it if, if black people, white people, Mexican people, I don't. It's a, it's a part of a description of who's doing things. So if you're doing something negative, I will describe the person that's, that's doing it. That's not being mean, that's not being racist. But at the same time, I'd absolutely be two faced and it would be questionable if when someone does something good, then you, then you're like, well, when people do good things, we just call them people. When they do bad things, like we, you know, we absolutely will call out colors.

[C]

Get real specific.

[A]

Yeah, yeah. So just out of, out of, out of the spirit of, of of Ensuring that, you know, that's never, you know, said of me. That's. That's why I pointed it out. Look at those two black guys showing up. Cops. Cops first. Americans just. They. They could. They could have showed up and they were like, hey, you don't call 91 1. You're. You're hogging up this line if it's not an emergency. I actually think it is a crime to. To misuse 91 1. They could have showed up and been dicks and, and made a bad day worse. They show up with the birthday cake that they tried to light candles, but it blew out. Yeah. They sat up there, blew it out with them, wished him happy birthday, gave him the five dude a big smile on his face, change the trajectory. That guy's whole night, if not his whole week and, or who knows, maybe his whole life. If this guy's lonely on his birthday, calling 91 1, that sucks. That may have. Who knows what he's contemplating? Yeah.

[C]

Who knows where he's at? And also who knows where he's at? I bet it changed their night too.

[A]

It sure did. Listen how happy they were.

[D]

Yeah, exactly.

[A]

Right. Listen, give a man. That's a. That's a great point.

[B]

Yeah, I mean, you know. Yeah, exactly. I mean, you know, the cops are constantly have to deal with just, I don't know, the worst of our society so much, you know, and then they get an opportunity to do that. I mean, that makes. That makes their job much better.

[A]

Yep. And no one's. But again, pat ourselves in the back outside of us, because. Because. And guess what? This video is not going to get as many likes. If. If I would have done the down pilot video, we'd have got more. We'd have got more views. If I'd have done the SAS guy getting arrested, we'd have got more views. I'm just tired of it. I just want to do a positive thing. And we'll. We'll pay the price to. To some degree. I don't care. We're. We're. We're. We're. We're going to do. There will be time for that. There's time. There's time for that next week. Every now and again. I think we do need to stop and do this every now. I think maybe quarterly. I think we're going to do this a little more often. We can't do it every week.

[C]

It's good. There's nothing wrong with doing some good.

[A]

Yeah. Drew. What. What's. What's next in the video when Dean Jones saves His son from that burning race car. Men doing man stuff against running onto the track. This father. Look at that toxic masculinity. Save his son from a burning car

[C]

after he had crashed during a race.

[A]

But instead of being seen as a

[C]

hero, this is what he got.

[A]

Didn't have time to be afraid at that. Cor. I did not care that there was flames going on. I did not care. I had a polo shirt and shorts. The only thing that I was concerned about was getting my son out that car. And just as the flames erupted in a fireball, he. He managed to pull Mike to safety. I don't know what he was going. El. He was going back in for disciplinary action. There's something else. But look at that. That. This is. This is so. It's. It's hard. It's hard to call him a hero to some degree, because I can't think of a. Of a man any year who would have seen their son in a fiery

[C]

car and wouldn't do something.

[A]

Yeah. And you could keep him from. From that.

[C]

Yeah, you'd have.

[A]

You know, that's a. But. But that. That. That doesn't mean it's not. It's not worth. That's not worthy of recognition and. And accolades. They ended up. If I remember that story right, I think they ended up putting him on some sort of, like, probation from. From the track for like, a year or something like that because he did break protocol. Like, at the end of the day, fans can't. Can't run into the. You know, run onto the racetrack. Every time there's. There's a crash. I kind of get that. It's his son.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

Come on. There's. But if I remember right, he actually took a little bit of a punishment from the race.

[C]

Just let that one slide a little bit, you know?

[A]

You know, I do hate that. I get it. Rules. There are rules. Rules are there for a reason. But it seemed like that that rule loosely applies here. But it's not. It's not the same.

[C]

And especially nothing's not the same. Like.

[A]

Right.

[C]

Everything.

[A]

Nothing happened.

[C]

Everything good came out of that. That's right. You know, obviously catching on fire.

[A]

Absolutely. So I just. That. That story. I love it. I love it. I'm so. I'm so tired as well. That's why I want to do all these positive stories. And again, a little bit focused on men, because what. What do we get? Toxic masculinity. Men are screwing up this country. Men. You know, we have to. We have to. We have to save this country from. From Greedy, stupid men that you know that are dumb and only want, you know, what's.

[C]

Whatever.

[A]

Selfish and just. Just negative after negative after negative. When the truth is men built this country. And that's not me putting down women or putting down anything else. Guess what? Men couldn't have done it without the support of women.

[C]

Everyone has their place.

[A]

That's right. So that's. Everyone has a role. But this country continues to run because of men. 99. I'll be off by a percent or two on all of these. 99 of. Of garbage workers. Which is why they're called garbage men are men. 90 high. 90 percentiles. Electricians, men. Plumbers. Men. Just mechanics, men. Scientists, linemen. Men keep linemen. Men.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

It's not. I don't know why everyone else can be put on a pedestal and told, good job. You do great things. We appreciate what you do. Unless you're a man. So not today. Not. Not today.

[B]

Chats are funny. So they're talking about the dad went back in the car for his FRCC cigars in the glove box. And another guy says he went back in for his 80s Rock Station mixtape cassette. Yeah, man, these guys are the best, man.

[C]

That might be why it exploded. The bourbon bottles caught on fire. You know what I mean?

[A]

You know what else is overwhelming and not fair? The amount of men who haven't come back from. The amount of people who haven't come back from wars that are men. Yeah. You know what's not fair right now? The amount of men that are kicking Iran's ass right now. But no one's, no one's upset at that.

[C]

No, no one even cares. A lot of people.

[A]

Right? So it's. It's not a bad thing to be a. To, to be a man. But I will. I will say this. And. But just, Just because we did some good things doesn't mean like, well, yeah, you're a man. Like you, you do a lot of good in this world. You get a pass. You know what's funny is really, the only people that can hold other men accountable. Men are men. That's right. Other people. Whether it be there's only. There's only two types of people outside of a man, right? Woman and a child. Neither one of them are truly strong enough to impose their will to correct a man. So the only people that can keep men in line are other men. So we have to keep doing good things and we have to have more good men in this country than bad men. And that's what keeps this country on the straight and narrow.

[B]

I feel a T shirt coming on. Tier one podcast, Constructive Toxicity.

[A]

What. What else we got in the. This. I love this one. Here's. And here's. Young men doing great things not in

[B]

the lineup today are now making their

[A]

way into the stands. They're asking veterans who have served to stand and they go out and just. They basically go one by one and thank each and every one of them for their service. Here.

[B]

Look at the Army. The army team doing the same thing. Yeah.

[A]

How cool is this? Look at this.

[B]

Nice. Well done.

[A]

I love that. I didn't know they did that. How cool is that? Every game, the fourth inning, the whole team goes out in the stands and shakes every veteran's hand.

[C]

That's. That's really cool.

[A]

Of course, I expect that from the arm team to. To get their butts up there and go shake some ears, because in a weird way, Glimpson, you kind of. You out Army. Army, yeah. Is what you did.

[B]

Well played.

[A]

Yeah. You out Army, Arby. I love that. I hope that. Hope that catches fire and that. That becomes a little bit more of norm. Yeah. Oh, that was a cool one. How are we doing? Let's. Let's go one more because I. I love these videos. I'm not done. Well, I'll be done after this one, though, for a little bit.

[B]

What's going on?

[A]

Okay. All right. Hey, I got you, man. All right.

[B]

What branch you in?

[A]

Army. All right. Hey, my name is Kyle. All right, we'll help you out. All right, bud?

[B]

I'm here with you.

[A]

I'm here with you. All right? I'm gonna sell an ambulance over here to us, okay? All right, bud.

[C]

Hey, no, no, no, no.

[A]

Hey. If I send you, it's nothing on you, okay? Say me to.

[C]

Can I get cover?

[A]

T. All right.

[B]

Can we step out of the car, boss, so we can talk.

[C]

In front of your truck, bud?

[A]

820 starting an ambulance to 68, off ramp eastbound. I'm with a vet who's on the suicide hotline.

[D]

You're the one.

[A]

Sorry, man. Hey. Hey. Got anything on you? No, no. Okay, his.

[C]

Everybody check in.

[A]

Cool.

[C]

Any deployments, bud? One.

[A]

One. What he doing?

[C]

Tough time for everyone in your position.

[A]

All right, relax, though. Hey, I'm here with you. Okay?

[B]

Wow.

[A]

Damn it. I knew that one was going to do that. Oh, it's all right. The. To hear a man, like, have that guttural cry. Damn.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

You're going through it. It's real. And when another man asks another man for a hug, it's rare. Going through it. It's. It's needed. Oh, man, it's. And again, that police officer, what a great job. And a. I want to talk about how awesome that police officer was for a second. He was super approachable. He was caring. At the same time, they deal with crazies. They deal with crazies. And he still did a really good job of saying, hey, just before I get too close and you're. And you're a little unstable, do you have anything on you? Can I just pat you down real quick? Because sometimes they go through those safety procedures too far too soon, and it just looks really out of touch.

[C]

Yeah. So he just handled it well, right?

[A]

He handled it well.

[D]

He.

[A]

He ensured his own safety, but he did it at an appropriate level without seeming like he was disconnected from the situation. And as soon as he knew it was good, he got, you know, he went back to his priorities of work, if you will. And just again, another between those two, you know, a, A veteran that's just having a, A hard day. But you know, veterans, they get their due. They do. Veterans get their due. And we have police officers like this on a. Out there on, on. On the daily, saving veterans from suicide, protecting the community, doing a damn good job of it, and they get villainized. And. Not tonight. Not tonight. Not on this show.

[B]

All right, K Diggs.

[A]

Yeah, let's go.

[B]

Says Brentley, clearing a building. Your choices.22 revolver, sawed off.410 with birdshot or Barrett.50 BMG.

[A]

All right, Barrett 50.

[C]

What?

[B]

What is a. I'm sorry, guys. What is a Barrett.50 BMG? I know the others.

[A]

The Barrett. It's the Barrett.50 Cal. Like big sniper. I've probably seen it in video games.

[B]

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[A]

I don't like those decisions is why. Which is why you did that to me. I, I'm gonna go a little bit unconventional here. The 410 with birdshot is only going to piss people off. So that's. That. That one's going out. The Barrett is just too heavy. It's just too heavy. So you'd think the.22 and being a revolver, being a small around would not be my go to, but it is because I say it all the time. Round placement over everything else. You put a, you put a.22 round in some. Between someone's eyes and, and. And you're going home and he's not it.

[C]

Just make him count.

[A]

Make him count. Like you're saying, make him count. So that's what I'm going. So that's. That was. That's a good question, actually.

[B]

North, south, east, west says, shout out to my paramedic brother on set there. You got. Anybody got a brother on set here somewhere else?

[A]

I think he was talking about the video.

[B]

Maybe the video.

[A]

Maybe on the video.

[B]

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[A]

Oh, let me tell you, I'll say this, right? This is paramedics. I think the redheaded stepchildren of first responders. You know, cops love or hate them, but they do get love. You know, they do. Paramedics. I think paramedics probably save more lives in one month than the rest of. Of the other first responders combined in a career. They see the worst stuff. I think they probably have a lack of closure. I mean, if you think about it, sure, they're alive now, but then you. Then you hand them off. Then you got to wonder, well, I wonder what happened. That guy, like, I hope he made it just. Just to go back out there and go do it again. And I think what I saw in war, like, some people have a hard time dealing with it. It was war. Like, it's. It was war. It was bad people in bad lands. I mangled bodies. Just wasn't like, a big deal to me. But let me tell you, if I'm a paramedic in the United States, and I come up on the scene of a minivan, and you gotta. You got a mom and three kids fighting for their lives, and maybe one of the kids didn't make it, I'm not. I'm not handling that well.

[C]

I can't.

[A]

I couldn't imagine that I'm not handling that well. And paramedics deal with that stuff.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

And so shout out to them.

[C]

Yeah, they deserve it.

[B]

Right? Wing nut says, Pete was awesome on srs. I could listen to that dude talk about boiling water for 12 hours.

[A]

He may be one of the smartest people we've. We've ever interviewed or I've had the joy of hanging out with. He is just a very smart and articulate man. I love it.

[B]

K Dick says, drew, I ordered cigars, and they didn't have mold. I was trying to have a hippie moment. What's the deal, man? I need my mold. All right, so the backstory on that is, you know, we had some hecklers come in here a couple of weeks in a row, and this one guy from another podcast supporter is trying. They. They came in here trying to sabotage ours, and so he said he bought moldy cigars, and nobody's ever bought moldy cigars from us. But then he tried to play it back and say, hey, he's okay with it. He got high doing it, so I don't know if that's how it works, but there it is. You don't know. 30 says, Is it possible to bring back the wiga word?

[A]

Yeah, bring it back. When did it leave? Yeah, I never left my vocabulary.

[B]

I used it today when I called my boy Jason right there. I called him up, and he answers the phone.

[A]

I said, what's up? My wig up

[B]

and gone anywhere.

[A]

Right.

[B]

He liked it.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

Is it acceptable for. For me to say as well?

[A]

I'm not sure what you are, to be. To be honest, Sonny, so I'm not sure how to answer that. I'm going Native American, but, yeah, I don't. I don't know. What are you, Mexican? Mexican.

[B]

Mexican.

[A]

Well, the most native of Native Americans, if you will. There's a little intertwining there to some degree, isn't. Is there not? Okay, well, I like your positivity.

[B]

You're a Mexicans.

[A]

You're a Mexican. I love it. A Southern Native American.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

Way south. Okay.

[C]

Aztec.

[A]

Aztec. Have. Have you done a deep dive into your. In your family lineage?

[C]

Yeah, but it didn't really. It came up in, you know, kind of inconclusive.

[B]

A little bit.

[A]

Okay.

[C]

Nothing really.

[A]

So you.

[C]

I took the 23 me test.

[A]

Did you? Okay.

[C]

I just.

[B]

I.

[A]

Okay, so let's talk about that for a second. All right? Some people. Some people don't. You know, the old tinfoil hat people don't want to do, like, don't give up your DNA. And I kind of agree with that. I know you don't. Magnet. Another problem is, like, they. They. They have every aspect of you anyway. Like, why don't you want them to have your DNA? Are you gonna commit a crime anytime soon? Like, I don't. I don't know why you wouldn't. Well, I mean, I kind of understand it, but I. But I. All that being said, I haven't done it. Did you feel like it was. It was real accurate? Were you happy that you did those. The 23andMe test, what did it say that you were.

[C]

I said a lot.

[A]

You said a lot.

[C]

I said it was a lot.

[A]

Yeah. Yeah.

[C]

I don't. I don't know if it's maybe inaccurate or maybe too accurate. I guess you.

[A]

Right.

[C]

If that makes sense.

[A]

Yeah. So what it say you were?

[C]

I said I was like, remember? Mexican. Native Mexican.

[A]

Do they give it in, like, percentages? Yeah. Okay.

[C]

Yeah, I have it right here.

[A]

Do you really? Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[D]

I Did it on ancestry and 23. Andme.

[A]

Okay.

[D]

And both were similar, but they weren't the same.

[A]

That's a good idea. You can do it on, on a couple different ones. Yeah. And. Yeah, cross reference, but they were, they were, they weren't the exact same, but they were pretty close. Yeah, like, close enough to be like. Yeah. Like.

[D]

Yeah.

[A]

All right.

[C]

One second.

[A]

Yeah. Okay. What do we. Else. What else got Drew?

[B]

Holy folks says. Brent, thoughts on CIA Ghost Murmur tech used to locate the downed weapons specialist rescued in Iran. All right, sounds like it could be used against SF missions by our enemies.

[A]

That's true. It could. Did you guys hear about this? The, the Ghost Murmur technology and what it is? Yeah, the heartbeat thing, Right, Right. Yeah. So essentially. And it's best used. That was a, the, the best case scenario to use it was out in the desert where there's not a lot of. Of heartbeats and basically it can basically sense heartbeats over, over an area. So that's where, that's where they, they found it. Obviously that'd be hard to do where there's a higher population of people because you have all these different, you know, different heartbeats that get in the way. We have a down pilot and isolated area. They can use that. But yes, they used it. I almost wish they wouldn't have talked about it because I don't believe there was a real need to use it. Because in the day, his, his, his emergency radio worked, and that's exactly what those radios are meant to do. That's why he climbed to a 7,000 foot elevation to get a clear line of sight. And we sent planes out there immediately for that, for that purpose to, to get comms with them immediately. It's going to have a beacon. Now it is a little bit different because when you're, you're in that environment, you can't just, you can't just keep talking and talking and talking and talking and put that, that transponder out there, because people are going to intercept that. They're going to triangulate you as well. Yeah, but he had made comms. Yeah, they had comm windows. I don't know how necessary that was to find him. Maybe it was, and I could be wrong, but it seemed like they were communicating and they, they were going to find him. And as soon as they, as soon as he communicated, they sent a drone overhead and once they had an imminent lock on him, they knew where he was and. And we literally sent the calvary for that guy and got him. Yep. So that's, there's that

[B]

Shane Peters says Greg Biffle and Cletus flew their chopper into 10 stories store. You able to decipher that?

[A]

That I'm not into tin store? Well, they both flew their helicopters up to North Carolina when it all flooded out. Oh, really? To go in there and rescue people and help get them out and take them supplies. Oh, that's awesome.

[C]

They did do that. Okay, so I have this up if y' all want to.

[A]

Yeah. What do you got?

[C]

If you want. Take a look at it.

[A]

Yeah, I will take a look at that. All right. I see how they do that.

[C]

Yeah. So my.

[A]

Oh, no. Oh, no. Oh. Oh, no.

[B]

It's not bad.

[A]

Kind of. I'm a little, I'm a little bit, I, I, I'm sure this was a little bit of a surprise to you. So European is at 65%. Yeah. Majority. And you, although your, your, your melanin, seems that you had a majority. Mexican. Mexican, if you will. Yeah. Then it breaks it down. Of European, 65%, British and Irish, basically 50% English, Scottish, and it kind of breaks it all the way down. Spanish and Portuguese, 15%. Keep going here. Indigenous American, 30%. That's still high, though. That's still, that's still high. And then they, they put it out there in the, in its color code and that, that combines North America, Central and Amazonians, basically all of North America and Central America and South America in their 3.2. Sub Saharan African. This is what I'm hearing. This is what I'm hearing. And then 1.3% North African, Western Asia. You. Did you go to college?

[C]

I guess you can say that. Through the army.

[A]

Through the army, Yeah. I was about to say you, you have so many benefits that you can apply for. You ever, you ever think about that?

[B]

Diversity?

[A]

I never have. You can prove it. Yeah.

[B]

And we started this because he asked if he qualifies to use the word wigger. All right. I mean, with that 3%, you could use the N word with the hard R, I think.

[A]

Yeah, well, that's, that's true.

[B]

At what percent are you eligible for that one?

[C]

Is that a benefit?

[A]

Of course that's a benefit. That is a benefit. You don't notice white men have to live with in fear over one word. Yeah, that's a benefit. Yeah. You're also, you also qualified for what I believe to be millions of dollars in grants with, with that kind of background. So just look into that.

[C]

I could use that money.

[A]

All right, what else we got?

[B]

All right. Protect that man. He's very valuable.

[A]

That's right.

[B]

Jimperial 77 says Bubs 11 inch patrol rifle EOTECH red dot.

[A]

Yep.

[B]

Is also my entry rifle on the SWAT team. Of the different four grips, what do you recommend if any?

[A]

I don't recommend four grips. I don't recommend four grips. When you get long on a gun and you get that thumb out there, that is the amount of control you will have at the end of that rifle. And that's where all the pushback is coming from. It does feel uncomfortable at first, but the more you do that, you go out there and you get moving in a house real fast, moving on a flat range, putting in build drills of, you know, five and six rounds into a target. You'll see the, the difference that those that that makes. So yes. And I get it. The foregrip is a little more comfortable and now you're used to it. But if you, if you get outside your comfort zone a little bit, I think, I think you'll be a better shot and more effective inside the house and at the range. But you're using gloves. I don't actually. I don't use gloves. A lot of people complain about heat from the gas block. That's why they put the floor on there. Yeah. And that's. Yeah, I, well, I also use the. For the most time that was spinning, sitting a lot of rounds down was the 416 which did not get as hot up there.

[D]

Right.

[A]

Yeah. Because the gas piston. So I didn't have that problem. But yeah, I don't like using gloves because when I'm in Target or inside a house, I like the dexterity. We did a lot of things at night too, so there's sometimes that if I couldn't see things, I still had to, had to go by feel charges. I hate putting up a charge with gloves on. Like I want to feel that charge exactly what it feels like. I want to feel it on the door. I want to be able to feel with my handsmate. You know, was there any condensation on that door as I was putting that up? Like you can't feel that. Yeah. So I, I understand why people wear gloves and I actually have a, somewhere I have a scar in one of my hand of, of running through the. The house, running into furniture, ripping skin off my hand and someone. That's why you wear gloves, Brent. I don't, I don't care. Get a couple scars. They're cool. But I would much rather have the feeling of, of what I'm working with a lot of people, A lot of people using the tape now. Tape to go over it to go. Forget what it's called. Where are the gas box at?

[B]

There.

[C]

Okay.

[A]

Camo. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. I know what you're talking about. Yeah. There you go. I'd use GBRSLS if anybody's looking for it. Sure. Yeah. I, I do that before I wear gloves. I'm just not a fan of gloves.

[B]

Just another 11B says all those movies you named are the new DVD.

[A]

Good.

[B]

DBD 2 for 5, 5 for 10. Pirated deployment movies.

[A]

Yes, yes. Those are pirated deployment movies for sure.

[C]

Get them at the bazaar.

[A]

That's right. You just hope it's in English and not. Not some foreign language. And every now and again, they'll. If you guys haven't seen this, it's. But when you're. When you put. You don't care. You care if it's in English. Yeah, but you'll. They'll be at a movie theater, clearly. With a camera. Yeah. You hope the guy used a tripod and isn't there holding it the whole time. That's right. Exactly. People will get up in the middle of the movie and, and walk by. You're like, I don't care. You know what I say?

[B]

I say, down in front.

[A]

Yeah. I mean, I haven't thought about that in a while. Those old pirated movies from deployments.

[C]

It's a good one.

[B]

Guinness and says, I abbreviated vehicle interdiction to my previous super chat. And what happened to that support guy that leaked a bunch of videos? Did he go to Leavenworth?

[A]

Abbreviated? Oh, it was. What was the one before that? What happened to that support guy that leaked a bunch of videos? I, I don't. I don't know. I abbreviated vehicle. And so if you'd have put vi. I would. I, I, I think I would have caught that. Yeah. I don't know. I know you're talking about now. I don't know if you went to Leavenworth or not.

[B]

Guinness. And if you can explain a little more in the text, I'll try to find it. Ryan Burns, thank you for the message retracted. And holy folks, as Brent at the unit, did you have to qualify on both iron sights as well as red dot in all areas, including cqb?

[A]

That's a good question. They. They break you. They completely break you down at the beginning of the shooting program, and you start on iron sights. And so I did have to qualify on iron sights, but by the time you go in the house, you're already back up to red dots. But, yeah, I did qualify on both, but. But that was just during the shooting program at otc. I never. As you'd imagine, I never saw iron sights again for the rest of my career after that.

[B]

Rudy Bodello says, do y' all know Uncle Ruckus?

[A]

Uncle Ruckus, anyone?

[B]

He's laughing.

[D]

Yeah, I think it's an anime. Black guy.

[A]

Okay. All right. Okay. All right. Jason, you know microphones work, don't you? Okay, my bad.

[B]

He's pretty loud.

[C]

Yeah, I think I know what you're talking about.

[A]

I just have to be. I have to be consistent. I can't always give Magnet crap. You know,

[B]

Flucky7 says, Gents, in the spirit of doing good things, can we get a prayer request chat in the Patreon?

[A]

Yeah. Yeah, you absolutely can.

[B]

Holy fook. Back in again. What's your room walking music for Brent? I think it should be Tesla. Modern Day Cowboy. A great song.

[A]

You have to Tesla. I don't. You know, I don't know a lot of their. Their songs. I mean, big band. They have a couple big ones, but I don't know if I know Modern Day Cowboy by Tesla. I'm gonna look. Look at that.

[B]

Or the car.

[A]

No, it's the band. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. They were an 80s. Yeah. They did signs. Yeah, like the movie sign. Magnet. What if you had a walkout song for life? What is. What is your walkout song? The Hulk Hogan song. Real American.

[C]

Yep.

[A]

I am a real. Okay, all right. That was. That was, I think, ambitious for you. But I like that for you. I like that for you, thinking that should be your walkout song. Bill. I'm not five, six either. Bill. Bill, let us know a little bit more about you. What would. What would your walkout song be? Because it says a lot about you. I'm gonna have to go with Walk by Pantera. Oh, nice. Nice. Your big brother's already one upped you. Okay, Jason. Jason, what would your. Would your walkout song for life be?

[D]

Oh, wow.

[A]

Yeah, we're on the spot. That's a tough one. And he already took Walk by Pantera, so that was.

[D]

That's a pretty good one. I think I would. Yeah, go somewhere around there.

[A]

We'll come back to you. We'll come back. Drew, I can't wait for this answer. What? It could be anything.

[B]

So it's. I mean, this is gonna be bad. Okay, so I already knew it. It's really bad. All right? It's really bad. And it's not what you think. It's. Are you talking about your Walkout song. Like when you walk out for the fight.

[A]

Yeah. Essentially when you walk out of the room. It's. It's, It's. It's based off of that. But, like, hey, this is your walkout song. It's for life because you don't fight.

[B]

All right, I'll get that to you later. All right, Brett.

[A]

Okay, Sonny, you got one.

[C]

I'm thinking Hill's Bells.

[A]

Oh, Hell's Bells. That is a good one. That's a. That's a good one. That's a good hype one.

[C]

So I picked it.

[A]

Yeah. I love the confidence. Oozing confidence over in the guest chair. Love it. I'm gonna go. I'm. I'm going. I'm going between two. One. Inner Sandman, Metallica. This is the beginning. That's a good one. Just gets me going.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

In fact, I'm gonna stay with that one.

[C]

That's a good one.

[A]

Three Shades of Black. Was. Was in the running, but I'm gonna go. Inner Sandman, Metallica.

[C]

That's a good one.

[A]

Well, you got it.

[B]

AC dc. Pull the trigger.

[A]

Pull the trigger.

[B]

If that's what it's called.

[A]

It's not what it's called.

[B]

It's not what it's called.

[A]

Pull the trigger Shoot the thrill Shoot the thrill Shoot the thrill. I believe song. You're going.

[B]

That's the one.

[A]

Is that. Is that the right song? I know. I know what you're talking about. All right.

[B]

Y.

[A]

All right.

[B]

Thanks for the help.

[A]

Yes. Yes. Did you have some.

[C]

Jason.

[D]

I would say Kill Switch. Engage. My last serenade. I've actually had a few walkout songs, two cage fights.

[A]

That's right. You did do cage fighting.

[D]

One was a day to remember. Second sucks. That's a really good song.

[A]

Yep. Yeah. You guys may not have known that about him.

[D]

He ranked number three in the state of Florida out of 114 mixed martial artists in the amateur division when I fought way back in the day.

[A]

I love that. That's why he's gonna go. He's gonna go around as the tier one security. So we don't. So we don't have to. So we don't have to. I love that you can just walk in confidence. So for. For clarification, did you rollerblade before you fought or after started?

[C]

Right.

[D]

Real estate. Seven years.

[A]

Real estate roller. Not rollerblade. Yes, that's still. That.

[D]

That actually used to inline skate and do half pipes and stuff on rollerblade. So it's funny you mentioned that, but I. BMX also I used to be an MBL member. I was in magazines for bmx.

[A]

Me mishearing you saying real estate and thinking it was roller and thinking that you said roller skate. Lives in my head rent free. Every time I see.

[D]

I think of it.

[B]

Every time I walk in, I think you're going to introduce me.

[A]

That. That way from that one. All right.

[B]

You can show a lot of houses when you wear those.

[A]

Really? Living room.

[B]

I'm selling this whole neighborhood, y'. All.

[A]

Hey, let's. Let's go to the videos. I think. I think we almost got through all the videos, so just in case we didn't, I don't think we have any more crying make you cry videos, hopefully. Oh, this one's cool.

[B]

$330 million. He started off the year by having

[A]

the worst season of his entire life. He went from hitting second to batting eighth.

[B]

He was getting booed throughout his struggles.

[A]

But before their next game at home,

[B]

Phillies fan, the Philly captain made this video.

[A]

If you're coming to a Phillies game

[B]

this weekend, let's not. Boom Trey Turner this week, let's give him a second standing ovation every time he comes to bat. And the next night, Trey Turner came

[A]

to the plate and got a massive standing ovation. Love it. Booyah. Man, we saw some cool videos tonight. That is one of the. My. Oddly enough, that is one of my favorite videos. You know, we talked about, you know, the power of. Of one person, and I. And I get it. It's so easy when you. You look at, you know, your team, you get super emotional about your team, and then you're paying a guy all this money and he sucks. And now. And then you get this group. Think of everyone that stands going, you suck. Let's trade them. And it just gets negative. You think that guys. You think he doesn't hear that? You think he's gonna get better when everyone's, you know, talking negatively and one guy, the Philly captain goes, you know what? In fact, he's wearing our unit. This essentially what he's saying, right? He's wearing our uniform. He's one of us. Why are we doing that to one of our own? In fact, let's pull him out of this instead of booing them next at Batman, how about we all stand and cheer for him and hope he gets better? He's on your team. You want him to get better. One guy started that. The whole stadium stands. Standing ovation, claps for the guy, goes yard. How cool is that? All it takes is one guy.

[C]

Y.

[A]

Without that one guy, no one else was coming up with that idea. If that guy didn't come up and say that, I guarantee you he'd have continued his streak of badness. They'd have continued to boo him, and he probably would have been traded. Who knows what. You know what? Maybe he'd have been out of the league. Who knows what happens to this guy? One guy decides to stand up, say, hey, let's. Let's actually. Let's do something good. Let's be positive. How cool is that?

[C]

All it takes is one.

[A]

Oh, I love that story.

[B]

I don't know, Br. I think we need to get on Instagram and do that for the Florida Gators this year so they'll stop sucking.

[A]

Ah, Drew, you hit too close to home. Too close to home. But you're right. But you know, that. That being said. I know, I know it's weird. Like, that will. That probably will change the way I root for the Gators when. When I go, if they start to suck. I've. I've. I'm sure I have. I'm sure I've booed them for something.

[B]

John Brantley.

[A]

They did. You're right. Yeah. Like, it's not. It's not something I do often, but I'm sure I've gotten emotional enough to be so frustrated on that. That. That I've booed them. Why would you ever boo your. Your own team? I get the frustration, but there's other ways. Other ways? Yeah. Especially the players. Especially the players. And especially at a college level, even more as if they ever went out there to intentionally lose or not do well, you know, like they don't have enough pressure on them. They're.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

I don't want to say they're kids because I hate it when they. When they call them kids. No one in college is a kid, but they are a very young man.

[B]

Not anymore. Now that they're getting paid. Yeah. So I definitely wouldn't boo one of my players, but I definitely will roll my eyes in silence when I watch the tv and they didn't see it for sure. I'll do that.

[A]

Oh, yeah, yeah. I'll throw some. Some Dag nabbits at the tv.

[B]

Putting them back.

[A]

Putting them back in. Yeah, throw some dag.

[B]

Don't we have somebody else?

[A]

What else we got? Video wise, and I think we're almost done, and we'll. Oh, this is another.

[B]

Oh, this is really good.

[A]

No, no, but about a year ago,

[B]

you stepped out on the road at me, didn't you?

[A]

That's me.

[B]

This dude. Hold A year grudge about stepping out in front of you,

[A]

and now he's getting out of the truck again. Like, that has to feel a little. I appreciate that.

[B]

I apologize.

[A]

Thank you. Bad day for me and I apologize. Thank you.

[B]

Love that we all have them.

[A]

So this reminds me of a story about. About a year ago, I was at the Millennial Mall and this guy was looking right, and he was like, turning left. Didn't see me. I saw him doing that. So I really wasn't at, like, I saw him looking the other way. Like, I think most of us do. Like, don't, don't pull out. Don't. You idiot. You pulled out. I will keep us from getting into an accident, even though you just pulled out in front of me, right? And then he did the thing that I think it pisses off most guys, which is he then looks at me and gives me the like, it's my fault, what the heck, right? I'm like, if it wasn't for me, we'd be in an accident right now. And it was a bad day. It was a bad day. Got out of my truck and I gave this guy the what for, and I hoped he was going to step out of his, his vehicle. I just. This. That is not me. I'm not a hothead. I don't. You've driven with me a bunch. People cut me off, like, ah, they probably didn't see me, but everyone has a bad day. This was my bad day. I got back in the truck, I parked, I walked around the mall and, and I was just like, what's, what's wrong with you? Like, why would you, why would you do that to the guy? And what if he stepped out and you. And you beat him up? Like, is that. Is your day better now? You know, what if he steps out and has a. You do beat him up and he has a gun? Is, was. Was that worth it? Is there any scenario that I'm playing this out, that that benefits, that, that, that benefits?

[C]

Or what if you get beat up?

[A]

Not a possibility.

[B]

That wasn't an option.

[A]

I sized them up before I got out.

[B]

So she wasn't that big.

[A]

She wasn't that big. I'm walking, I'm walking back, back out to. I'm walking back out on my truck. And I guess he was looking for parking too. And he was walking back out to his vehicle. And I walked over to him, I said, hey, man, I'd like to apologize. I don't know what happened to me. I don't ever speak to people like that. I don't know. I could tell you I'm having a bad day, but. Doesn't make it right. I don't. I don't know why I spoke to you like that. You didn't deserve it. It was. It was. It was an accident, and I apologize about that. And he didn't take the apology very well, to be honest with you. He kind of blew me off and went back to his vehicle. And then I went back to. For just a little bit, and I'm like, you know what? Hey, however he handles it is how he handles it. I feel. I. I feel better about myself. That's. That's not who I am. That. That was his one and only interaction of me. That's. That's who he thinks I am. And that's. And that's. That's not who I am. So, yeah, it sucks to get out there and eat some humble pie or for that dude to step out of the truck and be like, I'm shake your hand. I had a bad day a year ago. At least mine was like an hour. Yeah, you're right. That dude held on that for a year.

[C]

I mean, maybe it's just like a strong moment for that guy. For the motorcyclist.

[A]

Yeah. What it must have been.

[C]

He said it stepped out. Like he was. Stepped out towards him. Is that what he.

[A]

Yeah, well, I guess the truck driver, a year ago, I guess stepped out in the road or pulled. Yeah, pulled out.

[D]

He stepped out in the road. Tell him to slow down.

[A]

Okay.

[D]

He could have gotten a wreck.

[C]

Okay.

[A]

Yeah, let's do. I think there's one more video if. If not. Yeah, all right. Don't worry about that one. All right, last one. Let's go. Let's. Let's go to that. Let's go to that one. It'll be the last one. We'll do some super chats.

[B]

Hey, you riding that bike out there,

[A]

Where'd you get it? Stolen from my house.

[B]

You've had.

[A]

He stole it from my house two weeks ago.

[B]

I'm calling the police right now, brother. Call the police right now. You want to give it back?

[A]

You want me to call the police? Which one do I pay 10 bucks for it? Well, who'd you pay 10 bucks for? I'm calling the police.

[B]

Let's move out of here so we

[A]

don't bother the store people. I'm calling the police. Pick, pick or choose. You're damn right I'm taking it. So you gotta watch out for your friends, man, cuz you're gonna get you in trouble. I literally pay 10 bucks just to back and forth to work. I don't.

[B]

You can I take.

[A]

Sorry, sorry dude. Can I take down your number then?

[B]

I don't want to. Cause you don't have to get to work.

[A]

I'm willing to take down your number

[B]

bu so you can get to work.

[A]

But I need my bike back so I don't want to take it right now. If you really. You're using it for work.

[C]

But how's that going to give me to work?

[A]

I'm, I'm, I'm not going to take it now. But I want your number so I can get eventually where we can arrange a bike for you. We'll find you a bike. Cuz I have a bike at home I'm working on. So once I get that one going

[B]

then I'll be fine to let you have it.

[A]

I didn't mean to come in, yell. You piss me off, you know. Wow. How cool is that? My man came in heated. Rightfully so. Yeah, like rightfully so. And once you're that heated, it's, it's too easy to just like keep with that trajectory. Right. Like oh, someone sold, you know, sold it to you for 10 bucks. Well, so you get back and forth to work. That's your problem. Give me my bike back, I'm gone. But as soon as he heard that he was like, like m effer. Yeah, I can't, I can't do this.

[C]

Let me just dial this back a little bit.

[A]

I'm so, I'm still so mad at this guy but I can't take this guy's transportation, transportation to work. And then he was like, hey, well I'm working on a bike. We'll, I'm not going to take it now. Like we're going to figure this out. You're going to keep going to back and forth to work. And I think that's, I love that because I don't think how heavy like he came in is understood. I think most guys, if you found your stolen bike at a place, you walk into that place like gotcha. Gotcha. But how many times in life do we come in thinking that, that we're, we're right and what we're about to do and then you find the whole story and you're like kind of wish I'd have learned a little bit more before I came in so heavy handed. So happens a lot. Yeah, in fact it definitely happens a lot. That's why I'd love to tell you that for the most part I'm Slow to anger because I'm such a good person. No, for the most part the reason I'm slow to anger is because I'm tired of having to tell people sorry after I learn more and then have to say sorry about how I acted. I'm just tired of making the same mistake over and over and over again. And I, I finally figured it out.

[C]

So you're learning.

[A]

Yeah, yeah. And, and really, if you think about it and just, just, just to flip it on you, if you come in a little light, you can go, you can go heavy. When you find out more, you can still go heavy. But once you come in too heavy, like there's. Yes, you can, you can tone it down. But like the damage, the damage is already done. Yeah.

[C]

The atmosphere's in the air now, right?

[A]

Right. Yeah. It's already charged. People are already feeling wronged. It's already tense. And if you came in too heavy and you were in the wrong, more you find out you might be the one having to make an apology. So there's just no downside to coming in level headed and then deciding to, to ramp it up from, from there.

[C]

And he didn't even steal the bike.

[A]

I know. And they come fine. He didn't even steal the bike for 10 bucks. The guy just wanted to get down.

[C]

He's actually just using it.

[A]

He's just using it like he really was not a part of this crowd. I do love what he said though. Great, great life advice. You need to get better friends.

[C]

They're gonna get you in trouble.

[A]

That's right. They'll get you in trouble. He wasn't wrong about that. He giving, giving pearls even while he's mad at this guy.

[C]

Just dropping wisdom.

[A]

What do we got? The super chats drew just another 11b

[B]

back in, says he seconds. I have prayer request thread in the Patreon. Holy fook, Brent. For hostage rescue, which is typically harder. Plane versus train versus bus. Did you get to train on all plane types?

[A]

Yep.

[B]

Including Airbus A380?

[A]

Sure did. There. Those are all called what we call linear or tubular targets. And they all have the same tactics that are applied to, essentially applied to all three once you're inside. Basically just how we get inside each. Each one of those is a little bit different. But, but the tactics inside are the same because they're a linear tubular structure. And I would, I would tell you that I believe planes are the hardest of that because essentially it's like a train or a bus if you will. But it's about four depending on the platform. It's about 40 to 60ft in the air, and you got to get up to it. So that. That's a little bit of a. A degree of. Of difficulty. Planes are the worst.

[C]

And they can see. They can see everything.

[A]

Yeah, you got to get real creative about. And we are. When. But in the day, it's not. Nothing's foolproof, and it's not. It's not what you want.

[B]

Ryan Burns says shout out from the Indiana SWAT Officers Association. All right. Breaking out the Deltas and bourbon.

[A]

Oh, we've had.

[B]

Come back soon.

[A]

We've had some good times there.

[B]

Yeah, that was.

[A]

They were great to us. They were great to us.

[B]

Yeah, they're having their association, you know, their conference right now.

[A]

How is it they were.

[B]

They got a bunch of our cigars over there, and they're having a good time. Wish we had enough time to be so many places. Let's see, we got Six's mom, our lady of the chats. We appreciate our. Our chat.

[A]

Lady of the chat. Let's go with chat mom.

[B]

Okay, we'll do that. Well, I was trying to go lady.

[A]

She's sweet.

[B]

All right.

[A]

She is.

[B]

Just needed the lady.

[A]

The chat's just too close to lady of the night, so let's go. All right.

[B]

My. My heart was in the right place. Just needed to send support for Sunny. A Patreon meetup. Crew aloha from Cowie. Or Kauai. I think she says it. Cowie. Groovy. Oh, yeah. Oh, boy.

[A]

That's groovy.

[B]

Groovy. That's.

[A]

Yeah. That one didn't. That one didn't even last to the 80s, though, for the most part.

[B]

Didn't make it to the 80s. Wide. Wide latable says Thursday night is for the men of dignity in class.

[A]

Yes.

[B]

Speaking of men, Kamala stands up to make stinky doo doo. See what you did there?

[A]

Okay. Oh, my gosh.

[B]

All right. Bacon. Ford says, great episode choice, boys. There's always room for more positivity in this space. Also, can we bring back all up in my Grill?

[A]

I like my grill.

[B]

All up in my grill. I do remember that dwazi says, shout out to Noah Nixon, Army LB. We met.

[A]

Oh, that was his name. Yeah. Number 47 was. He's on the army football team, and I encouraged him to beat Navy this year. He's. But he's aware of the pressure. He knows we've lost two years in a row. He's aware of the pressure. Who was the guy that we met at the meetup? Is that him? Yeah, that Was him? Yep. Yeah. He was a good young man.

[B]

Yes, Shane. Peter says. I've been. That man was alone. He's talking about the. The guy in the truck.

[A]

Okay.

[B]

Please ask for help. Men.

[A]

Yeah, yeah.

[B]

Kate Diggs says. I'm curious, Bert. Do you think Trump talks too much? I know he can as the President, but he seems to talk about our tech a lot after it's used.

[A]

Yeah, he. He does. It's. It's talking a lot. And being braggadocious is. Is what he does. And when it. When it comes to that aspect of it, it's not a. It's not a good. It's not a good part of his. Of his personality, but unfortunately, it's. It is what it is with them. You get it all or you get none of it. That's just the type of person he is. So if. If those are my options, I'll. I'll. I'll take Big M. Loudmouth Trump.

[B]

Dalton Fisher in the house.

[A]

Mr. Fisher says.

[B]

Dang, boys, my eyes are sweating from that trooper video. Don't let the media convince you that there aren't good people everywhere in this country. Good on you guys for doing some feel good stuff. We can always use more of it.

[A]

Thank you, D. Nate, man, great episode with. With Andy. I loved it.

[B]

Braden Medlin says smoking Deltas and drinking Elevated Operator Thursday is for the boys.

[A]

That it is. Still is.

[B]

Gunnison says Silver doing the interdiction around 219 ish. The support guy leaked that video and a shite ton of others, which you obviously know about.

[A]

Okay, all right. I know what you're talking about now. The Silver Squadron support guy, they were doing VI's in 2019. Support guy leaked the video. Yeah. You can't do that. You can't do that. You can't show our enemies how we do vehicle interdictions.

[B]

Thomas Melvin says Mag's walkout is Foxy Brown. Tastes just like candy. You got a tickle on that, Thomas. You tickled him.

[A]

Where's Max? Upstairs. Upstairs. I know he's at your feet for. For a while.

[C]

I think it's gonna pin every dude every time someone's on these lives. Yeah, he's just over here begging to be petted. And no one touched him, you know, So I finally did it. And he just wants to lay here.

[A]

Yeah, he's like any other man. He only wants what he can't have. Yeah. And then once. Once he gets. He's like, oh, I got. I got this guy.

[B]

Yeah, just another 11B back in. Says Magnet is A legend now build my guns.

[A]

Yeah. Hit him with the nicest up front.

[C]

He knows he's doing butter them up.

[B]

Henry Ford the noticer Fish back.

[A]

I'm gonna say that I do. I do want to look into fish back just a little bit more.

[B]

Oh, dog Dusty Go Tigers says three shades black hits different after you said it was one of your favorite kid up songs. Every time I listen to it, I imagine y' all getting your game faces on while double and triple checking gear. Some cool stuff.

[A]

We got that in common. Every time I listen to it, I. I still think of that as well.

[B]

Six of my back end says I like chat mom. Thanks, Brent. That could have gone bad. Loha from Cali.

[A]

We got you, Bob.

[B]

Tasty gains supplement says send someone in the chat some cigars with this.

[A]

Oh, all right. What? How do you want to do that, Drew?

[B]

Oh, oh, I don't know. Gosh, I don't know who I.

[A]

I don't know.

[B]

Somebody give me the funniest joke before the night's over. I don't know.

[A]

All right.

[B]

Oh, all right, Bucks.

[A]

Drew will figure it out. He will make it happen, though, that your request will. Will. Will get fulfilled.

[B]

We'll figure it out. Ah. In a nine. Okay, Brent, can you recommend me a good plate carrier? Also, when it comes to night vision, is it worth splurging on PF PVS31A? And is paying $3,000 for an angy worth it? All right.

[A]

Yep, gotcha. Plate carrier. I just. They're expensive, but you get what you pay for with things like that. Go with cry precision. That's. It's just tried and true. Outside of that, PVS 31s. Well, stay tuned here on what should be about 10, nine, eight more days, we'll have digital quad panos here, and I'll let you know if those things are worth it. I'm really interested to see what those. And again, those are going to get. I'm going to do a review on them. You'll get to see them, and then I'm giving away on patreon. But the 31s are white. Foss 31s are all always, always a good choice. The ingal. Here's the thing just nods by itself. Just being able to see it at night by itself. I mean, if you're looking to protect or hunt or be dangerous with it, just being able to see is. Is useless. Like, you have to be able to use something with an IR pointer that can. That you can now marry up with that nighttime capability. Yes, you can Buy certain red dots, have the. The night vision mode to it to where it goes. Really low light, and you can look through your tubes at that. It's difficult. I was able to do that, and we used to clear houses that way. It's something I could do, but you got to work at that a lot. It's not easy. The easier thing is to have an IR laser on your gun and essentially be able to be comfortable looking over it and just point and shoot lasers on the target, pull the trigger. Easy day. So you really do have to have the whole setup. But when you said, is it worth it? It really depends on what you're doing, what your goals are, and what you want to accomplish. But if you got the money, you have to have. You have to have it all.

[C]

Just don't forget that your IR laser is on.

[A]

Right. And don't look at it if you think it's on. Yeah. All right. Anything else, Drew?

[B]

See, we got Kane Corsov is in says scenario. You Southern boys have to move out of the South. Where are you headed and why?

[A]

Okay, if what's considered to sell. I know. I. I think I know this. This answer, but I'm assuming the tech. Texas means south.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Not just Midwest, but south. Okay. I'm going to Montana.

[C]

Yeah, that's a good one.

[A]

Going to Montana.

[C]

They're Colorado.

[A]

Colorado's good. Yeah.

[D]

Liberal now.

[A]

I'm. Yeah, go to Montana. Getting. Getting some space and getting some room to breathe. Unplugging.

[C]

Yeah. Yeah.

[A]

Really shooting things, cooking things. Just relaxing. That's. That's what I'm doing.

[C]

Far from people.

[A]

Far from people. Yep, exactly. It's going to make. It's going to make being having guests on the live a lot harder.

[C]

But no one's just going to drive to you.

[A]

All right, what else we got?

[B]

Ah, that's. That's what we got. All right, I'm going to do this. How about this? On the $50 cigars. We're going to do this. What? What? All right.

[A]

Nothing. So getting ready.

[B]

Go to frcc Instagram.

[A]

Oh, nice, Drew.

[B]

And there is that. That. That picture of me right there in the middle. I'm gonna do this. All right. Looks like that. Okay. It's at the top of our videos there at frcc. Go make a comment, share it. And all the comments there. What I'll do, I'll put you in a random generator, and I'll pick the. I'll pick the person, and then I'll. And I'll message you.

[A]

All right, we'll do it. Easy day.

[B]

All right, that's it for the super chats.

[A]

All right. Our closeout song is Guns and Roses. Silver soul. Civil War here is failure to communicate. I forgot.

[B]

You just can't breathe.

[A]

You know, It's a seven minute song. It's a seven minute song. They got. They got. They got the money out of that one. Yeah, yeah. Yes. Right? Something wong. I could chill with Andy stuff. There's a reason why he's up there in Montana, I assure you. That's right. Montana. Big sky country. Yep. Montana Big sky. Cool place. Montana is beautiful. TBDC says don't have Instagram rigged. Whose idea? Way to go, Drew.

[B]

Life's not fair.

[A]

Life's not fair. Okay. All right.

[B]

Leave a comment.

[A]

Oh, man. Let's see. What else? Yep. Cool hand loop. Classic but black cracker. What else? Drew's up there. The third coast cowboy. The voodoo child intro in this song pairs nicely. I bet it does. See 23 me revealed that Lord David colonized Sunday.

[C]

I'm still here.

[A]

He's still here. He's still here.

[C]

Relax.

[A]

Let's. Let's be honest. David colonized. You could have been colonized by a nice.

[B]

Your guy.

[A]

That's right. I mean, you need some water. You need some. Oh, man. Let's see. 8point T2 or EOTECH 8point T2. That's what I'd put on that 300 blackout Billy Bonito. Where was the feel good video of TK curing cancer? The only thing he cured was a boring story. He cured that. He made a boring story. Something at least worth listening to.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

True or not? I mean, he cured a boring story. That's true. Just another 11B when I come for live in October. Can I say still super Chat? I think Sunny found a way. I did. Sure can, brother.

[C]

You sure can.

[A]

Yeah. Pharaoh Concepts does make good plate carriers as well. Not. Not a bad one. Do you think Delta Force was in there? The rescuing of the wizo. You know I can't. You guys are gonna get me PNG from the unit at some point. Nice try. Yep. That's right. Drew did answer that. Would I ever have Mike Edwards on Mike Edwards? That's not. That's not the guy from. Because I always remember him from. From Mic Drop. Who's. What's the last name of the guy on. On Mic Drop? That's not Mike Edwards. Now I got to look up Mike Edwards. Let's see. Oh, Fish on probation. Brent, you thinking about bringing Mike Hawk on? I don't know. If you guys do, you might remember Mike Hawk. He was a Green Beret. He was on the Discovery Channel. I know it sounds like a. It sounds like a funny name. This is his name. He was on some, like, survival show, him and his wife. And he had done a couple other things on Discovery Channel. He was my first team leader, nsf. He was on my very first team. So I. I do know Mike, and I would have Mike on. You know what? I haven't really even thought of. Of inviting him. And I should. I think he lives over in the Tampa area. I should. I got his number still. I will reach out to him. Thank you for. Thanks for reminding me of that. I. If I remember right, it's been a while. I think his actual name was Hawkeye. Mike Hawke Eye. And then he, for, like, television, like, shortened it to Hawk. Yeah. Let's see. Brandon Bailey. Brent, does Delta get medics from 18 Delta, or is it PJs or what? Yeah, we get our medics. I would say maybe the majority of them come from 18 Deltas, but they can come from anywhere in the special operations medic realm. So they could be Ranger medics, they could be SF medics, and we bring PJs on missions as well. Not as I. Not as I as our primary medic, but really as a rescue medic and added medical support. I'm sorry, Mike Ritland. I'm an idiot. Yes. That's not my. I knew his last name was Ritland. Why would I. So now I got to see who Mike Edwards is. Thank you. You. I always knew you guys would correct me in the chats, and I actually do appreciate you for that.

[B]

Did you get the super chat?

[A]

Oh, thank you, Drew. North, South, east, west, too. Drew, why do terrorists wear robes? Zippers spook the goats. Truth joke.

[B]

Oh, man, that's good.

[A]

I like it with the Ultra joke. Let's see. T Bone. Would he tell good stories about young Brent learning the ropes? I talk about Mike Hawk. I don't think I wasn't on his team long enough. I moved over to a dive team pretty quick. So I. I don't think he'd have many Brent stories. So many mics. Brent, would you get Mike Glover on, too? I wouldn't be opposed to having Mike Glover on the show. Just Rad. The Third Coast Cowboy. You still going to the Mac v. SOG reunion? Love to see more of those guys on the show. Absolutely. I'd have as many of those guys on the show as we can. And yes, if I. If I can make that reaction, union, I absolutely will. Just another 11B. Watch the best Ranger competition. Real athletes. Absolutely. Isn't that, isn't that the truth? Is Alex west gonna be on a Thursday? That is a good question. I can answer that real quick, because now I want to know. No, he'll be in on a Tuesday, so I, we won't have one a Thursday. That would, that would be cool if, if he had made it for, for a Thursday, because I, I, we, we all know the questions. I know you guys want to ask them. Let's see. I think that is it. Carl Erickson, future guest, fifth group legend, Sith guy. Heck, yeah. I love guys. The guys from fifth group are great. Brent, did you ever go over the tattoos on your fingers? I don't know what that means. That I go over them. I just went over them. Now the. Is Rob o' Neill going to the Patreon meetup? I wish he would. I wish he would. We'll either meet there or in court or neither, actually. Probably neither.

[C]

What about Tim?

[A]

What? Tim? I, I don't think he might host

[C]

the, the grenade range.

[A]

Yeah, yeah, he'd put on a heck of a grenade range. Jesse Cinco would be sick. Delta Force turned streamer gamer. Yep. I think I met Jesse at SWAT Roundup, if I remember right. Anyway, all right, guys, thank you so much for tuning in on a positive Thursday Night Live. We'll get back to our regularly scheduled content next Thursday, but I think this is something we're going to do. Not all the time, but we're going to do this every now and again, just hit a pause in life and just remind people that, hey, guess what? There are great people in this country, in this world that do great things. And not everything's so heavy, not everything's so bad. There's a lot of positive things. And like I said, we're going to contribute to those positive things by giving away $1,000 in our Patreon to something you guys come up with. And I'm gonna help support you guys in that and doing something good. Let's go around the room. Jason, what do you got?

[D]

God bless America. God bless the viewers. And if you can protect those who can't protect themselves, absolutely.

[B]

Nice.

[A]

That's the job of being a man. It's an honor to be here. I appreciate y' all letting me join in. Anytime, brother. Always say God is good.

[B]

Don't ever forget that. Yeah.

[A]

And God bless America. Absolutely. Thank you. Bill, thanks for showing up, brother. For first time guest right there. Thanks for bringing Bill. It's not. That's not that Deep magnet. What is it?

[B]

Go Gators.

[A]

All right, how about two goes? Go Gators. And go to Lion Arms for all of your rifle and pistol needs. Drew, what do you got?

[B]

Ah, let's see. Got to get the right button. There it is, guys. If you're on, you know, you. You commute to work. You know, I've got. I got some podcasts out there that talk about showing how the Bible is not just written by mere men, but it has information in it that only God could give. And so, you know, learn something. Learn that the. The Bible is for real. Check it out and subscribe. Follow all that stuff and share it with your family, share it with your kids. It's the best thing you could ever do. And then with that satisfying moment, go to FRCC shop and smoke a cigar because you deserve it. Because you did the right thing.

[A]

A reward for doing the right thing. Sunny, as the guest of the hour. What you get the last words. What do you want to say?

[C]

I just want to say thank God for everything that you have and love your neighbor as you love yourself.

[A]

Boom, man, that's. Man, that's.

[C]

And that. That goes deep into, you know, like if you see someone needing help on the side of the road or you see someone with a flat tire.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

You know, if you can, why not?

[A]

I'm really glad you said that, actually. In fact, G said that's. That was the greatest, right, was to love your neighbor as yourself. All those. All those videos that we watched really had that. That mindset to. To the individual that was doing the good things. They were. They were acting as if they love their neighbor more than they love themselves. We're glad you said that. All right, that's it for us. We'll be back next Thursday. And next Thursday will tell you where that thousand dollars is going and what they're doing with it. Can't wait to do it. See you guys.

[B]

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