WEBVTT 00:00.402 --> 00:12.485 [SPEAKER_01]: Tonight, I can report to the American people and to the world, but the United States has conducted an operation that killed Osama bin Laden, where we continue to follow the capture and killing of Osama bin Laden now. 00:12.525 --> 00:18.687 [SPEAKER_07]: There's just some of the scenes overnight, a thousands of Americans gathered in some operation Osama bin Laden's death. 00:19.047 --> 00:24.869 [SPEAKER_02]: Former Navy SEAL Roboniel says he has thought about the mission every day since that Mayday in 2020. 00:25.029 --> 00:32.352 [SPEAKER_03]: in multiple conversations you had with Rob O'Neill over the past year and a half, how did you describe that his head kind of exploded? 00:32.432 --> 00:32.772 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes. 00:33.032 --> 00:37.154 [SPEAKER_04]: I actually hit him three times, so I shot him twice when he was standing and once I was doing it. 00:37.214 --> 00:38.815 [SPEAKER_05]: That is the fucking American man! 00:38.835 --> 00:39.155 [UNKNOWN]: He's the man! 00:39.175 --> 00:39.755 [UNKNOWN]: Go, go, go! 00:40.096 --> 00:43.717 [SPEAKER_04]: We are not going for fame, and we are not going for Bravado. 00:44.557 --> 00:54.502 [SPEAKER_04]: We are going for the single mom who dropped her kids off at elementary school on a Tuesday morning, and then 45 minutes later, she jumped toward death out of a skyscraper. 00:55.238 --> 00:58.140 [SPEAKER_00]: your need help, hang up, and then dive your operator. 00:58.681 --> 01:08.909 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm Rob O'Neill, and this is the Operator Podcast. 01:11.191 --> 01:12.692 [SPEAKER_04]: This is the Operator Podcast. 01:12.732 --> 01:13.612 [SPEAKER_04]: It's gonna be fun today. 01:13.933 --> 01:16.535 [SPEAKER_04]: I wanna say it's episode 184. 01:16.595 --> 01:17.916 [SPEAKER_04]: Let me look at my notes here. 01:18.641 --> 01:19.442 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, I won 84. 01:19.502 --> 01:20.923 [SPEAKER_04]: I did Idaho last week. 01:20.963 --> 01:25.827 [SPEAKER_04]: Idaho, Idaho, Idaho, and I also went with Udo to Idaho, Ray Cash Care, former Navy SEALs with me. 01:26.167 --> 01:26.847 [SPEAKER_04]: Here's what I'm going to do. 01:26.887 --> 01:31.831 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm not going to bore you by running this Yuckmouth under this pretty face. 01:32.452 --> 01:35.914 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm going to go ahead and just interview Ray Cash Care, former Navy SEAL. 01:35.934 --> 01:36.515 [SPEAKER_04]: This would be fun. 01:36.995 --> 01:44.141 [SPEAKER_04]: I've been saying that ever since I started construction on this studio and had my own like no kidding studio, 01:48.344 --> 01:52.437 [SPEAKER_04]: further and without further ado, but just a little more cash, here we go with cash. 01:54.396 --> 01:56.738 [SPEAKER_04]: Wow, here we are, Ray, the operator podcast. 01:56.798 --> 02:05.684 [SPEAKER_04]: I said, we've said for a while that when I get my studio completed and I've been doing stuff, not completed. 02:05.724 --> 02:08.245 [SPEAKER_04]: It's ready today and I said you in my first guest. 02:08.426 --> 02:09.046 [SPEAKER_05]: I made a big leave. 02:09.266 --> 02:10.867 [SPEAKER_04]: Dude, we did it. 02:12.108 --> 02:13.029 [SPEAKER_05]: I'm here, I'm here. 02:13.069 --> 02:15.290 [SPEAKER_04]: Welcome to the studio, it's been fun. 02:15.310 --> 02:16.251 [SPEAKER_04]: We've been traveling a little bit. 02:16.271 --> 02:21.935 [SPEAKER_04]: Thank you for hooking us up with, well, let's start this interview as if we've never met. 02:22.961 --> 02:24.663 [SPEAKER_05]: Okay, hi, my name's Ray Cash. 02:24.703 --> 02:25.184 [SPEAKER_05]: Where you from? 02:26.024 --> 02:27.146 [SPEAKER_05]: I'm from Baltimore, Maryland. 02:27.947 --> 02:32.632 [SPEAKER_05]: I am 54 years young, married to my beautiful life Trisha. 02:32.652 --> 02:33.212 [SPEAKER_05]: I'm not Trisha. 02:33.553 --> 02:35.034 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, I knew you weren't going to hold that. 02:35.054 --> 02:36.356 [SPEAKER_04]: Sorry, shit, how long did I last? 02:36.616 --> 02:37.077 [SPEAKER_04]: Not long. 02:37.177 --> 02:39.880 [SPEAKER_04]: What was, you know what, since we're just jumping around, can you tell them that, 02:41.267 --> 02:42.909 [SPEAKER_04]: Like the bro code you had the joke. 02:43.349 --> 02:45.231 [SPEAKER_04]: It was there Robert J. O'Neill. 02:45.331 --> 02:47.153 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes, and I fucked it up. 02:47.334 --> 02:48.194 [SPEAKER_04]: Do I need to tell the story? 02:48.214 --> 02:48.775 [SPEAKER_04]: Can you please tell? 02:49.175 --> 02:50.277 [SPEAKER_04]: Okay, we do know each other. 02:50.297 --> 02:51.978 [SPEAKER_05]: I'm just so a few months ago. 02:53.780 --> 02:55.522 [SPEAKER_05]: Obviously, ladies and gentlemen, I'm a man. 02:55.542 --> 02:59.306 [SPEAKER_05]: I love my wife and I'm trying to get as lucky as I can as often as I can with my wife. 03:00.247 --> 03:08.390 [SPEAKER_05]: Somehow something popped up and she asked me what does Jay stand for in Robert J. O'Neill and it came to me like an epiphany. 03:08.490 --> 03:11.571 [SPEAKER_05]: I said, jump a lot and she's like you're so full of shit. 03:11.611 --> 03:16.953 [SPEAKER_05]: I said, no, I don't the fun fact, Rob is from New Orleans. 03:17.533 --> 03:22.614 [SPEAKER_05]: He's got some cage and blood and I'm and he's, you know, that's what his nickname is. 03:22.634 --> 03:23.475 [SPEAKER_05]: It's a family name. 03:23.535 --> 03:24.055 [SPEAKER_05]: So she's like, 03:27.476 --> 03:34.783 [SPEAKER_05]: If it's jumbo lia, and I call Rob and he says it's jumbo lia, you were going to do and we're not in this event. 03:34.823 --> 03:36.725 [SPEAKER_05]: You're going to do this this and she goes, oh, you're on. 03:37.926 --> 03:41.350 [SPEAKER_05]: So I've known Rob for like most of my life. 03:41.690 --> 03:46.955 [SPEAKER_05]: So when a brother calls a brother and says something stupid, it's like the 03:48.808 --> 03:50.492 [SPEAKER_05]: The beach has got us up against the corner. 03:51.013 --> 03:52.696 [SPEAKER_05]: I'm giving you a look, help me. 03:52.776 --> 03:57.025 [SPEAKER_05]: So I'm like, Rob, can you please tell my wife why your middle name is Jumbo? 03:57.045 --> 03:58.107 [SPEAKER_05]: Okay, I'm gave it to you. 03:58.127 --> 03:58.668 [SPEAKER_05]: And it's so hard. 03:58.728 --> 03:59.169 [SPEAKER_05]: It really goes. 04:00.560 --> 04:07.063 [SPEAKER_04]: My middle name's not John Belaya, and I'm just like, what the fuck you had you had it there, you served it up. 04:07.143 --> 04:09.544 [SPEAKER_04]: And I'm a code to you, you gave it to me. 04:09.584 --> 04:11.745 [SPEAKER_04]: Tell it, you didn't say, is it, you said, tell me why. 04:11.825 --> 04:12.605 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, tell me why. 04:12.625 --> 04:13.566 [SPEAKER_04]: And all I had to do was go with it. 04:13.586 --> 04:14.546 [SPEAKER_05]: I was scared of Trish. 04:14.806 --> 04:16.127 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, and I don't blame. 04:16.167 --> 04:16.907 [SPEAKER_05]: I'm scared of your wife. 04:16.927 --> 04:21.149 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, no, I'm like, no, but when she's on the phone, if even a prep call, okay, I'm ready. 04:21.489 --> 04:22.229 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm prep for it, no, no. 04:22.490 --> 04:24.470 [SPEAKER_04]: She's there, no, it isn't, I couldn't lie to her. 04:24.510 --> 04:30.273 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, it was on the fly, but I mean, there was a lot of steak, and you, I meant, you can say the effort here, it's okay 04:30.493 --> 04:36.578 [SPEAKER_04]: Okay, so, yeah, okay, so married to Trish, yes, we know that love, love, love your wife and family from Maryland. 04:37.719 --> 04:38.260 [SPEAKER_04]: Why the Navy? 04:39.381 --> 04:41.623 [SPEAKER_05]: Well, that's a good, that's a good story and a good question. 04:43.244 --> 04:44.685 [SPEAKER_05]: I was a pretty fucked up kid. 04:44.705 --> 04:48.408 [SPEAKER_05]: I did okay in school, but I just got in a lot of fights. 04:48.989 --> 04:55.975 [SPEAKER_05]: One son, Lawson, but just angry, you know, history, my father was murdered when I was 11 and I just was a fucking angry kid. 04:57.412 --> 04:58.532 [SPEAKER_05]: And I just couldn't find medium. 04:58.692 --> 05:06.974 [SPEAKER_05]: You know, I had no, I knew I was meant to do something, but I was like, cane from Kung Fu, like just wander around here, trying to figure it out. 05:07.134 --> 05:08.094 [SPEAKER_04]: Do you talk about your dad? 05:08.114 --> 05:09.514 [SPEAKER_05]: A little bit. 05:09.754 --> 05:10.194 [SPEAKER_05]: You want to do? 05:10.374 --> 05:11.475 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, we can talk about that. 05:11.495 --> 05:12.615 [SPEAKER_04]: Because that's a lot to say. 05:12.635 --> 05:13.495 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, father was murdered. 05:13.695 --> 05:17.956 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, my father was, he was killed in a bar fight, and ran over and we'll get into that. 05:18.036 --> 05:23.717 [SPEAKER_05]: But long story short, and I was doing some community service, and I was just getting a lot of trouble. 05:24.844 --> 05:28.387 [SPEAKER_05]: And, you know, it's one of those, I talk about it all the time, you know, we talked about that demon. 05:28.588 --> 05:28.808 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, yeah. 05:28.868 --> 05:29.388 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, yeah. 05:29.488 --> 05:29.749 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, yeah. 05:29.769 --> 05:30.369 [SPEAKER_05]: I would probably. 05:30.650 --> 05:34.133 [SPEAKER_05]: And, um, I remember I was about 17 years old, Rob, man. 05:34.173 --> 05:34.954 [SPEAKER_05]: I looked in the mirror. 05:36.755 --> 05:39.939 [SPEAKER_05]: And my father had a lot of, a lot of shit with that came with him. 05:39.959 --> 05:41.000 [SPEAKER_05]: He had a lot of demons. 05:41.360 --> 05:43.922 [SPEAKER_05]: And when I looked in the mirror, I'll never forget it was super late at night. 05:43.942 --> 05:47.065 [SPEAKER_05]: I've been drinking you know, because back in the day, you could do whatever you can get away with it. 05:47.085 --> 05:48.227 [SPEAKER_04]: Don't men's, don't men's game. 05:48.267 --> 05:49.127 [SPEAKER_05]: And I didn't see me. 05:49.187 --> 05:49.708 [SPEAKER_05]: I saw him. 05:51.087 --> 05:58.293 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, really, I, and Lily, I think it was something of a higher power saying, listen, you don't straighten your shit up. 05:58.373 --> 06:03.417 [SPEAKER_05]: You're going to go down the same road as this guy who was a womanizer, abuser, you know, biker, 06:05.024 --> 06:32.102 [SPEAKER_05]: and right then and there I was like I got to do something and I went to the fucking recruiters and I mean did you know you know me I listen I'm pretty I'm a smart and uh I took that as fat man and they literally said holy shit what the hell and I didn't do well but I didn't do well but I didn't offer nuke to you yeah I did not get to do so I am the however here's a fun fact you want to know this when you go to boot camp it great lakes there are two videos one you when you show up and one 06:36.451 --> 06:37.372 [SPEAKER_05]: I'm fighting a fire. 06:38.313 --> 06:38.673 [SPEAKER_05]: Really? 06:39.374 --> 06:42.718 [SPEAKER_05]: And when you graduate, I'm a Navy SEAL talker. 06:43.850 --> 07:06.354 [SPEAKER_05]: funny story had a one slow this not many people knows I got a call from a one star that said I said this is this petty officer care not out of the navy okay I'm like this is right carry circle were you a petty officer yes he's like this is rear admiral like oh nice to meet you blah blah you know it's just so you know we're doing some recruitment work and we really like your yeah you know you're what you're doing in your message 07:06.734 --> 07:07.294 [SPEAKER_05]: I said great. 07:07.314 --> 07:09.135 [SPEAKER_04]: You do have a great message and the gift to get to. 07:09.175 --> 07:29.203 [SPEAKER_05]: I, yeah, that's how I got to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to 07:29.984 --> 07:34.028 [SPEAKER_05]: It's kind of like one of the highlights, so that's awesome of what I've done. 07:34.048 --> 07:37.551 [SPEAKER_05]: I mean, I know I've done other things, but it's really impactful that they picked me. 07:37.571 --> 07:38.332 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, it is. 07:38.652 --> 07:40.634 [SPEAKER_05]: Not Goggins, not Jocko. 07:40.795 --> 07:41.796 [SPEAKER_05]: I mean, I'm sure they're in there too. 07:41.816 --> 07:42.136 [SPEAKER_05]: I don't know. 07:42.376 --> 07:42.937 [SPEAKER_05]: Love both of them. 07:43.497 --> 07:51.505 [SPEAKER_05]: But, you know, and a couple of the kids in my neighborhood that went to boot camp came back and said, hey, Mr. Ray, we saw you, so that's really impactful. 07:51.525 --> 07:53.267 [SPEAKER_04]: So they show the video at the beginning in the end of boot camp. 07:53.387 --> 07:54.608 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, you see what you show up. 07:54.628 --> 07:56.190 [SPEAKER_05]: You get like the indoctrination video. 07:56.310 --> 07:59.132 [SPEAKER_05]: I'm like a BMSN, right? 07:59.493 --> 08:03.416 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, but yeah, I'm like both of them made seeming pretty much turd, fight in the fire. 08:03.436 --> 08:06.319 [SPEAKER_05]: And he's a little, you know, and I'm like 160 pounds. 08:06.439 --> 08:07.920 [SPEAKER_05]: Find the fires report in the Navy. 08:07.960 --> 08:10.283 [SPEAKER_04]: That's like, it doesn't matter what rate you have. 08:10.483 --> 08:13.025 [SPEAKER_04]: You're going to be a firefight or at least the basic knowledge. 08:13.065 --> 08:14.606 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, because that's the deadliest. 08:14.687 --> 08:15.868 [SPEAKER_05]: Well, I was designated. 08:16.108 --> 08:16.949 [SPEAKER_05]: I went to ATD. 08:16.989 --> 08:17.609 [SPEAKER_05]: So I went. 08:17.669 --> 08:18.970 [SPEAKER_05]: I had no designation. 08:19.671 --> 08:21.872 [SPEAKER_05]: So I didn't go like in a school or anything like that. 08:21.892 --> 08:22.432 [SPEAKER_05]: Just went to the fleet. 08:22.652 --> 08:24.233 [SPEAKER_05]: I went to the fleet with Tom Allborn. 08:24.633 --> 08:25.514 [SPEAKER_05]: How was that work? 08:26.274 --> 08:27.414 [SPEAKER_05]: I don't know, but I didn't. 08:27.434 --> 08:28.455 [SPEAKER_05]: I don't know. 08:29.055 --> 08:34.237 [SPEAKER_04]: I, I, I know dudes that went that were at CL team six together, also went to boot camp together. 08:34.257 --> 08:35.198 [SPEAKER_04]: Like, not, I don't mean buds. 08:35.598 --> 08:42.621 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm talking Ricky recruit boot camp, then buds, then seal team, then seal, like dudes do that, do run into each other. 08:42.641 --> 08:43.701 [SPEAKER_04]: Maybe, I mean, it's a time, you think? 08:43.721 --> 08:44.602 [SPEAKER_04]: I guess it's not that crazy. 08:44.622 --> 08:47.503 [SPEAKER_04]: But you do have stories of three dudes in the same boot camp together. 08:47.743 --> 09:03.395 [SPEAKER_05]: I knew Tommy all born you know when before we were both we both were like in boot camp together stuff and he was like a big Brawler drinker and now, you know, he's just he's really he's a great guy tough still tough as ball 09:04.316 --> 09:06.218 [SPEAKER_05]: You know, um, he's got that dimple. 09:06.459 --> 09:10.083 [SPEAKER_05]: The women's of himself says he's in the refrigerator. 09:10.323 --> 09:13.908 [SPEAKER_04]: He's got the dimple that women love and the heavy hands of men's fear. 09:13.928 --> 09:14.929 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, I'm telling. 09:14.949 --> 09:18.233 [SPEAKER_04]: I said men's a capitalized on purpose because he might knock out more than one men's at once. 09:18.533 --> 09:22.618 [SPEAKER_04]: But you've got to you got to be aware that now you got the experience, the old man's strength. 09:22.859 --> 09:23.039 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 09:23.800 --> 09:26.742 [SPEAKER_04]: The the bottle that hate and the technique. 09:26.862 --> 09:27.923 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, yeah, yeah, heavy hands. 09:27.963 --> 09:32.127 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm thinking of a few team guys It like even before you just so you got cool guys It would just knock you the money. 09:32.147 --> 09:34.810 [SPEAKER_05]: He's Kelly knock you up Kelly Brock looks his name. 09:34.910 --> 09:35.791 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, Brock Kelly. 09:35.811 --> 09:38.833 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, I actually know that there's a good Chuchus any of the Chuchus. 09:38.853 --> 09:41.836 [SPEAKER_05]: All right, you know what yeah, I don't even you know, I'm not even sure. 09:41.916 --> 09:43.397 [SPEAKER_04]: I you know what out of respect 09:45.138 --> 09:49.603 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't remember those just chicken and just, um, droggle, oh my god. 09:49.623 --> 09:49.943 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 09:50.123 --> 09:52.666 [SPEAKER_05]: And you see these dudes do his hands as big as my face. 09:52.846 --> 09:53.086 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 09:53.467 --> 10:02.316 [SPEAKER_05]: I would, I would not fight him with a 60 with a, I wouldn't, I just, I was looking to picture someone posted a picture of him at Seel team two back in the day and, uh, 10:03.251 --> 10:11.515 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, he's just always been, yeah, but those dudes with a heavy hand, the guys that just, yeah, that's not what I know should be like, he should be the poster child. 10:11.535 --> 10:13.175 [SPEAKER_05]: Well, he was, what a man should look like. 10:13.195 --> 10:16.317 [SPEAKER_04]: Drogo was the least interesting thing he did was become a seal. 10:16.857 --> 10:20.358 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, because he grew up in occupied Poland in the Gulag's teeth, I'll fake kicked in. 10:21.219 --> 10:23.680 [SPEAKER_04]: Kickboxer went here, came here. 10:24.560 --> 10:25.241 [SPEAKER_04]: didn't speak English. 10:25.421 --> 10:29.084 [SPEAKER_04]: I think you learned to speak English and bad English becoming a seal they would steal the tune they sent him to. 10:29.224 --> 10:30.025 [SPEAKER_05]: He's a nice guy. 10:30.085 --> 10:33.608 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, they sent us uh uh Cerevo and then Baghdad and then he retired to leave for. 10:35.258 --> 10:54.999 [SPEAKER_04]: not a guy I would want to cross the road go you you probably have a comment because he's it takes a it takes a minute we were at a he was on this podcast and uh it was on zoom I said you'd be the first in studio but we got in a brawl in in sports myth arcad software chaffy where we train which is a brilliant place brilliant for training great people great fight 10:55.519 --> 10:56.400 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, we got to fight there. 10:56.420 --> 11:11.721 [SPEAKER_04]: I was talking talking some some brought up and I guess you had a boyfriend and he came over with piss, which is fine, but then Drago said something like whatever, but he's doesn't He sounds like a communist, which is what the guy said to him, which you don't say to Drago, and so Drago's opening moves around housekick to the face. 11:13.023 --> 11:15.964 [SPEAKER_04]: You can start with a jab, he just kicked him in the face and he wasn't on the floor yet. 11:16.104 --> 11:17.464 [SPEAKER_05]: He just went full throttle man. 11:17.924 --> 11:18.664 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 11:18.965 --> 11:21.485 [SPEAKER_04]: So boot camp. 11:21.985 --> 11:23.146 [SPEAKER_04]: Your dad was bar fight. 11:23.306 --> 11:24.666 [SPEAKER_04]: Did you want to cover that at all? 11:24.706 --> 11:25.006 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 11:25.086 --> 11:26.687 [SPEAKER_05]: Because I want to get to boot camp. 11:26.787 --> 11:28.247 [SPEAKER_05]: I'm a Baltimore native. 11:28.687 --> 11:30.208 [SPEAKER_05]: I come from the horse family. 11:30.248 --> 11:32.528 [SPEAKER_05]: You know, my mom and dad divorced. 11:32.648 --> 11:35.169 [SPEAKER_05]: I think one of my earliest childhood memories is. 11:36.317 --> 11:38.077 [SPEAKER_05]: I'm at my dad's and they're arguing in a car. 11:38.117 --> 11:45.479 [SPEAKER_05]: I don't know what it was about, but I live with my dad, when I was 11, I was actually my folks were divorced. 11:45.499 --> 11:47.820 [SPEAKER_05]: My mom was up in Owing's Mills, Maryland. 11:47.840 --> 11:52.521 [SPEAKER_05]: I'm from Dundog, Maryland, which is just so you know, Jerry Springer, White Trash, Baltimore. 11:53.281 --> 12:04.224 [SPEAKER_05]: And which, hey, I love Dundog, go, Dundog, I love him, go, I was, and I guess my father got into a fight with a guy and beat the little dog shit out in a bar and then 12:05.995 --> 12:29.815 [SPEAKER_05]: something happened with him where I think he had his license revoked or something you know stupid shit he did and he was walking home was a couple of miles from the guy actually hit him with a car and drug him to there was nothing left of him so yeah you know that was at eleven and then because I was living with him and I had you know it was a huge shift man big pendulum shift going to live with my mom got in a lot of you know fighting yeah 12:35.042 --> 12:36.362 [SPEAKER_04]: You're a world turn upside down. 12:36.603 --> 12:36.783 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 12:36.883 --> 12:38.923 [SPEAKER_04]: How do you, how do you, you're 11, live with your dad. 12:38.963 --> 12:40.544 [SPEAKER_04]: He just, how do you get told that? 12:41.324 --> 12:51.988 [SPEAKER_05]: You know, I, I remember how I got my, his sister, my Aunt Betty, she's like a legendary Baltimore city cop, big woman, like the used car superwoman and she'd fight a grown-ass man. 12:52.833 --> 12:57.056 [SPEAKER_05]: And she came and told me that, you know, there was something happened in your dad's gone. 12:57.096 --> 13:01.399 [SPEAKER_05]: And I was like, first thing I'm thinking is like, he went to jail and she's a big guy. 13:02.060 --> 13:02.440 [SPEAKER_05]: He's dead. 13:03.080 --> 13:04.101 [SPEAKER_05]: So I was super angry. 13:04.121 --> 13:09.545 [SPEAKER_05]: You know, I carried a lot of anger and a lot of, you know, it's just why, you know, I mean, what's senseless. 13:09.825 --> 13:10.685 [SPEAKER_05]: He wasn't perfect. 13:10.746 --> 13:12.467 [SPEAKER_05]: But, you know, he was, he was, he was my dad. 13:12.507 --> 13:13.127 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, fights a fight. 13:13.147 --> 13:13.708 [SPEAKER_05]: You don't deserve it. 13:13.728 --> 13:18.171 [SPEAKER_05]: But I do always try to find the, the light in the dark and, 13:18.871 --> 13:26.148 [SPEAKER_05]: I don't think I'd be who I am today if I didn't, you know, deal with those obstacles. 13:26.248 --> 13:26.729 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, I don't. 13:26.869 --> 13:28.754 [SPEAKER_04]: I mean, I've said nothing like that, but... 13:29.751 --> 13:34.792 [SPEAKER_04]: I do make it a point to tell people that every decision that you've made, good or bad brought you right here to this. 13:34.932 --> 13:35.172 [SPEAKER_05]: Exactly. 13:35.192 --> 13:45.414 [SPEAKER_04]: When I meet dudes that say, yeah, I mean, I've met now that I'm 50, I've met due to it, admit they quit it, but like you don't make quitters too often, but someone say, yeah, I went to buzz and just, you know, I wish I would, it's like, well, you have kids. 13:45.434 --> 13:45.634 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 13:45.694 --> 13:46.594 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, then it worked out great. 13:46.674 --> 13:47.174 [SPEAKER_04]: You didn't make it. 13:47.194 --> 13:48.214 [SPEAKER_04]: You made your wife, you have your kids. 13:48.634 --> 13:49.215 [SPEAKER_04]: Life is good. 13:49.235 --> 13:50.655 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 13:50.695 --> 13:53.375 [SPEAKER_04]: And that's, I mean, that boy, I didn't, that's horrible. 13:53.495 --> 13:53.635 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 13:53.675 --> 13:55.276 [SPEAKER_05]: Buds isn't for everybody, man. 13:55.336 --> 13:56.536 [SPEAKER_04]: No, but well, you gotta be a certain, 13:59.096 --> 14:06.730 [SPEAKER_04]: So there's something that like when quitting is that easy like this sucks and you can just stop and I'll get you shit To yeah, I'll give you donuts. 14:06.750 --> 14:07.111 [SPEAKER_04]: We quit. 14:07.231 --> 14:10.276 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, I'll find you a job like that's there's something in for me. 14:10.296 --> 14:10.517 [SPEAKER_04]: It was 14:12.807 --> 14:38.661 [SPEAKER_04]: uh... when i had to ask them in the stretch of the ship and say you're about to go to work for before hell you're about to go to war for the first time and the enemies all your doubts all your fears and everyone back home to tell you you wouldn't have to do this and he's quit tomorrow that shit but what i mean what's the drive there is it is a four-year dad because of the guy that ran a mover is it for the people that tells you couldn't do it or every because doesn't seem like there's always someone will have a made up obstacle for you yeah now i that's that's a good question you know um... 14:40.048 --> 14:49.273 [SPEAKER_05]: It was for me, but I did, you know, everybody in my entire existence up to, like, but it's just told me you were a piece of shit and you're worthless, you're not going anywhere with your life. 14:49.633 --> 14:51.995 [SPEAKER_05]: And after a while, you got two choices. 14:52.035 --> 14:54.676 [SPEAKER_05]: You can start believing in that shit or you can use it as fuel. 14:54.836 --> 14:55.657 [SPEAKER_05]: Fucking right. 14:55.877 --> 14:58.158 [SPEAKER_05]: And, you know, I started with class 200. 14:58.198 --> 14:59.038 [SPEAKER_05]: I finished with class 200. 15:00.159 --> 15:02.680 [SPEAKER_04]: Plus I will tell you that's hard class up until two o'clock. 15:02.740 --> 15:03.180 [SPEAKER_05]: That's right. 15:03.200 --> 15:03.440 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 15:03.500 --> 15:03.680 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 15:03.900 --> 15:04.080 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 15:04.200 --> 15:06.141 [SPEAKER_05]: They skipped one through seven. 15:06.161 --> 15:06.581 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 15:07.001 --> 15:10.622 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, if you were in Buds Class two or one and two, seven year push was easy. 15:10.642 --> 15:11.322 [SPEAKER_04]: Dude, what the hell? 15:11.382 --> 15:13.323 [SPEAKER_05]: I want to be getting calls from Revenant everybody. 15:13.483 --> 15:14.443 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 15:14.723 --> 15:15.604 [SPEAKER_04]: I know everyone at Buds. 15:15.624 --> 15:18.404 [SPEAKER_05]: Like, you know, I did learn a valuable lesson. 15:18.605 --> 15:21.865 [SPEAKER_05]: I went through Buds and I'll explain what my reason was. 15:21.906 --> 15:26.387 [SPEAKER_05]: But I did it to prove people wrong and I realized as I've gotten a little older my few years old and you. 15:27.757 --> 15:29.518 [SPEAKER_05]: Now I've caught up, you know, we've both. 15:29.558 --> 15:30.899 [SPEAKER_05]: We're not the same guys we were. 15:30.919 --> 15:32.440 [SPEAKER_05]: I mean, you know, you're doing great. 15:32.761 --> 15:35.523 [SPEAKER_05]: I've got a lot of beautiful family. 15:36.443 --> 15:38.104 [SPEAKER_05]: But now I do things to prove myself. 15:38.945 --> 15:39.986 [SPEAKER_05]: And that's a good one. 15:40.066 --> 15:42.387 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, I'm not doing it to prove you wrong. 15:42.808 --> 15:43.929 [SPEAKER_04]: I do it to prove myself, right? 15:44.029 --> 15:45.049 [SPEAKER_05]: That's what I will tell you. 15:45.730 --> 15:49.653 [SPEAKER_05]: Here is my here is my secret to buzz and listen, this works. 15:49.673 --> 15:51.094 [SPEAKER_05]: Because this work for me. 15:51.714 --> 15:54.415 [SPEAKER_05]: All I did is I do you remember I told you name claim and tame. 15:54.435 --> 15:54.955 [SPEAKER_05]: No, that's real. 15:54.975 --> 15:55.916 [SPEAKER_04]: We love that love. 15:55.976 --> 15:56.956 [SPEAKER_05]: I do can you explain that? 15:57.076 --> 15:58.096 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, I will in a second. 15:58.156 --> 15:59.997 [SPEAKER_05]: I do so self reflection drill. 16:00.297 --> 16:04.519 [SPEAKER_05]: I literally fast forwarded my life to being in my mid 30s, 30s. 16:05.099 --> 16:06.900 [SPEAKER_05]: Married a woman I have no fucking business being with. 16:07.080 --> 16:08.660 [SPEAKER_05]: I did it having two kids. 16:08.860 --> 16:09.221 [SPEAKER_05]: I did. 16:10.741 --> 16:13.822 [SPEAKER_05]: And then having a conversation with my son for my daughter. 16:14.122 --> 16:15.103 [SPEAKER_05]: We're even my fucking wife. 16:15.763 --> 16:17.244 [SPEAKER_05]: Where they say, hey, you were in the Navy. 16:17.264 --> 16:19.444 [SPEAKER_05]: Where you ever think about being in A.V. 16:22.831 --> 16:23.952 [SPEAKER_05]: But say I quit, right? 16:23.972 --> 16:29.459 [SPEAKER_05]: And you know, I either said I could lie and say no, I never did it or tell them I'm a quitter. 16:30.280 --> 16:33.404 [SPEAKER_05]: Or even worse, say yeah, yeah, son, I want to do that. 16:33.945 --> 16:36.068 [SPEAKER_05]: But I just didn't believe in myself enough to do that. 16:36.748 --> 16:45.796 [SPEAKER_05]: So I literally just envisioned my life quitting and happened to tell people that was a quitter or I envisioned my life making it through fucking buds. 16:46.477 --> 16:47.338 [SPEAKER_05]: And I was like, you know what? 16:48.058 --> 16:48.819 [SPEAKER_05]: I like that one a lot. 16:48.839 --> 16:49.480 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, it is a love letter. 16:49.520 --> 16:51.321 [SPEAKER_05]: Now comes with a price. 16:52.062 --> 16:54.284 [SPEAKER_05]: And that price is paying suffering and sacrifice. 16:54.444 --> 16:56.106 [SPEAKER_05]: And you know what, I fucking love all three. 16:57.698 --> 17:00.720 [SPEAKER_05]: I loved the beatings. 17:01.200 --> 17:06.102 [SPEAKER_05]: I honestly think they beat the pain in the anger out of me. 17:06.142 --> 17:07.503 [SPEAKER_05]: I mean, it was fucking awesome. 17:08.323 --> 17:11.745 [SPEAKER_05]: I mean, I would Todd Van Derriff guys they're like, what is wrong with you on this? 17:11.945 --> 17:13.686 [SPEAKER_05]: I found a home, you know? 17:14.886 --> 17:15.727 [SPEAKER_04]: When I was asked, 17:17.633 --> 17:23.915 [SPEAKER_04]: It was a couple of weeks ago, it was asked of what's the worst time in the sealed teams and what's the best time in your history? 17:24.015 --> 17:24.835 [SPEAKER_04]: Let's see what happens. 17:24.855 --> 17:26.155 [SPEAKER_04]: And I said, well, that's easy. 17:26.575 --> 17:32.537 [SPEAKER_04]: The worst time, by far, was Tuesday morning and sealed team 2 no matter what we have to drive to lessen their bridge or we're doing the two miles swim. 17:32.557 --> 17:33.437 [SPEAKER_04]: That's fun in the summer. 17:33.817 --> 17:34.878 [SPEAKER_04]: It's not fun in February. 17:34.898 --> 17:38.259 [SPEAKER_04]: The worst time is that bus ride, everyone's there, it's fucking sucks. 17:38.279 --> 17:39.919 [SPEAKER_04]: We're in all the rubber, we're gonna be cold. 17:39.999 --> 17:40.679 [SPEAKER_04]: It's gonna suck. 17:41.039 --> 17:42.100 [SPEAKER_04]: Okay, cool, what's the best time? 17:42.140 --> 17:43.100 [SPEAKER_04]: That was also the best time. 17:43.938 --> 17:51.001 [SPEAKER_04]: That, that cold, the pain, the friendship, they're all, we're all gonna get in the fucking, like that's the whole thing sucked, the whole thing was incredible. 17:51.242 --> 17:54.203 [SPEAKER_05]: People always ask me, what was the worst part of bloods for you, right? 17:54.223 --> 17:57.885 [SPEAKER_05]: And they, you know, something always hit the under, the swim is it this? 17:58.065 --> 18:01.446 [SPEAKER_05]: No, it was that quick few minutes they gave us a sleep. 18:01.486 --> 18:01.907 [SPEAKER_05]: Remember that? 18:02.027 --> 18:03.047 [SPEAKER_05]: Like, it just, I gotta say. 18:03.067 --> 18:04.368 [SPEAKER_04]: I didn't know not to do that. 18:04.528 --> 18:05.829 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, check it. 18:05.909 --> 18:07.429 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't know but nobody don't do that. 18:07.609 --> 18:10.251 [SPEAKER_05]: I closed my eyes and I still do it because I put on courses. 18:11.212 --> 18:16.176 [SPEAKER_05]: once you take control back of your environment and then do you wait the sleep was good for you? 18:16.537 --> 18:16.717 [SPEAKER_04]: No. 18:16.897 --> 18:17.317 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, I'm sorry. 18:17.337 --> 18:27.186 [SPEAKER_05]: No, when I woke up, I mean, but it was the best and worst thing saying thing because we had like three people that was just like, I mean, they weren't just like, they were just like, I quit. 18:28.027 --> 18:29.127 [SPEAKER_05]: And you're like, what? 18:29.868 --> 18:37.036 [SPEAKER_05]: because they were so happy with being comfortable, you know, versus all right, right, right, right, right, right. 18:37.076 --> 18:39.939 [SPEAKER_04]: They did that shit at the, yeah, I'm sure they do it to every class. 18:40.159 --> 18:48.748 [SPEAKER_04]: At when you go to the pool on a on a Wednesday of hell week, and that you can use the shitter, the instructors know the showers are in there, and they know dudes are going to take a one shower. 18:48.868 --> 18:51.191 [SPEAKER_04]: And I've been walking out like, there's no fucking way of testing out one water. 18:51.751 --> 18:52.312 [SPEAKER_04]: Not touching it. 18:52.392 --> 18:53.752 [SPEAKER_04]: No, I don't want to be comfortable right now. 18:53.772 --> 18:57.234 [SPEAKER_05]: Don't sit here and tell me when they offered you that fucking Boston cream you didn't think about it. 18:57.434 --> 18:59.095 [SPEAKER_05]: I fucking was this close to fucking quit now. 18:59.155 --> 19:00.696 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, I have to do a fucking Boston cream. 19:00.756 --> 19:01.196 [SPEAKER_05]: Looks good. 19:01.637 --> 19:03.478 [SPEAKER_04]: I think and I have a video. 19:04.038 --> 19:05.919 [SPEAKER_04]: Um, use, I gave a presentation to the night. 19:06.199 --> 19:07.460 [SPEAKER_04]: A video of a guy ring in the bill. 19:07.780 --> 19:07.960 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 19:08.280 --> 19:12.603 [SPEAKER_04]: And he rent a guarantee that third one is just like, what the fuck did I just do? 19:12.663 --> 19:13.363 [SPEAKER_05]: Can't undo it, man. 19:13.663 --> 19:14.444 [SPEAKER_04]: You can't un-ring the bill. 19:14.624 --> 19:15.785 [SPEAKER_05]: You can't, it's like pulling a trigger. 19:15.865 --> 19:16.505 [SPEAKER_05]: You can't un-put. 19:16.525 --> 19:17.586 [SPEAKER_05]: You can't bring it back. 19:17.706 --> 19:19.667 [SPEAKER_04]: Is that why guys come back and make it through? 19:20.227 --> 19:22.909 [SPEAKER_04]: because I've done, I don't do this if I'm doing it three times. 19:23.129 --> 19:28.832 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, I mean, because quit the first time, hurt, and second phase, fuck it, the third was crazy shit. 19:29.153 --> 19:30.193 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, man, I'll tell you. 19:30.533 --> 19:39.499 [SPEAKER_05]: And I'll tell you, I like taking the, uh, I call it the clip course, you know, straight through the func that, you know, couple, we've had a, we know we know some guys that I love K-Cortley. 19:39.519 --> 19:41.980 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, but a couple of us spent his half his commission there. 19:42.000 --> 19:43.021 [SPEAKER_05]: You know, he's there like three years. 19:43.081 --> 19:44.042 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, tough some of this. 19:44.702 --> 19:47.124 [SPEAKER_05]: And then they, and listen, Sean Brennan was there a long time. 19:47.224 --> 19:47.684 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh my God. 19:47.724 --> 19:49.365 [SPEAKER_05]: You just kicked my ass my first day of Buds. 19:49.385 --> 19:50.385 [SPEAKER_05]: I didn't know what to help the do. 19:50.766 --> 19:55.389 [SPEAKER_05]: But see Sean Brennan is a different, yeah, another heavy free in a video. 19:55.649 --> 19:56.329 [SPEAKER_04]: I loved him. 19:56.389 --> 19:57.430 [SPEAKER_04]: I loved him. 19:57.470 --> 20:01.372 [SPEAKER_05]: He's so hard that he went to like hell week two or three times. 20:01.792 --> 20:02.333 [SPEAKER_05]: Thank you with me. 20:03.160 --> 20:08.603 [SPEAKER_05]: Then he was going to STV score, something and he that's correct. 20:08.623 --> 20:09.343 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white shirt, Alan's a brown shirt, and he got rolled back into my class. 26:56.143 --> 26:57.404 [SPEAKER_05]: And we're sweeping out the cages. 26:58.262 --> 26:58.902 [SPEAKER_05]: How do you get rolled? 26:59.343 --> 27:01.624 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't know what they were. 27:01.725 --> 27:02.225 [SPEAKER_04]: A brownster. 27:02.245 --> 27:04.326 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, because Brownster is going to get through hell week. 27:04.466 --> 27:09.870 [SPEAKER_05]: But he still just came, but he just came back with us or he came into our class. 27:09.910 --> 27:14.634 [SPEAKER_05]: I don't know, something happened and he had his shirt on, you know, he was, you know, that's the big deal. 27:14.694 --> 27:14.834 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 27:15.074 --> 27:15.895 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, it's a huge deal, then. 27:16.395 --> 27:20.358 [SPEAKER_05]: And I'm sweeping and I'm doing, you know, I'm being told what to do by everybody and he comes up. 27:20.378 --> 27:23.340 [SPEAKER_05]: He just starts barking at me like, no, He's so beautiful. 27:23.360 --> 27:24.441 [SPEAKER_05]: He hit off the side of the street. 27:24.461 --> 27:28.104 [SPEAKER_05]: Dude, I turned around and I opened hands smack Tim like the big show. 27:29.025 --> 27:32.167 [SPEAKER_05]: And we started going out and the structures came broken up. 27:32.287 --> 27:34.549 [SPEAKER_05]: And we became great friends. 27:34.569 --> 27:35.570 [SPEAKER_05]: We actually graduated blood. 27:35.690 --> 27:37.611 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, but he's the best man. 27:37.912 --> 27:39.413 [SPEAKER_05]: I never put up with any of that shit. 27:39.453 --> 27:40.874 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, he and I got to fight in Italy. 27:40.914 --> 27:41.835 [SPEAKER_04]: We were in a platoon together. 27:41.855 --> 27:43.216 [SPEAKER_04]: I just beat up Danny Surillo. 27:43.276 --> 27:44.156 [SPEAKER_04]: I didn't say I beat anyone up. 27:44.196 --> 27:44.877 [SPEAKER_04]: I said we got to fight. 27:46.680 --> 27:50.403 [SPEAKER_05]: Danny Cyrillo challenged me and I hit him and I've got blessed to my best and we became friends too. 27:50.463 --> 27:57.689 [SPEAKER_05]: But it's amazing in the team, how, you know, because you can't put, you can only put so many lines in one cage, you know? 27:57.729 --> 28:01.672 [SPEAKER_04]: When you, when you get challenged, it's, I mean, I've never been to prison. 28:02.332 --> 28:05.295 [SPEAKER_04]: But I'm assuming you get challenged, it's gonna go one or two ways. 28:05.315 --> 28:08.797 [SPEAKER_04]: You're gonna fight and lose your win or you're gonna be a pussy and then you're a pussy forever. 28:08.858 --> 28:09.578 [SPEAKER_05]: You're a shit pussy. 28:09.598 --> 28:10.979 [SPEAKER_04]: So you might as well throw a punch. 28:11.039 --> 28:12.000 [SPEAKER_04]: I think, yeah, yeah. 28:12.414 --> 28:20.364 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't know if I'm even giving good advice right now, but it's I would rather that than just this back down what just a back up though because you're in the bootcamp video. 28:20.384 --> 28:23.308 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, you're first out of bootcamp like initial here you are 28:24.903 --> 28:29.326 [SPEAKER_05]: it was I got my first taste of how weak men are. 28:29.386 --> 28:33.950 [SPEAKER_05]: I mean, they started cycling us, remember that the little end it was funny. 28:34.010 --> 28:36.992 [SPEAKER_05]: I mean, I was in pretty good shape and there were people screaming for their mothers. 28:37.212 --> 28:39.093 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, they do that. 28:39.393 --> 28:40.274 [SPEAKER_05]: What did I sign up for? 28:40.294 --> 28:41.975 [SPEAKER_04]: And it's contagious, they start panicking. 28:42.456 --> 28:47.299 [SPEAKER_04]: I was, because I went there with the attitude that I can from beat Montana, everyone's better. 28:47.739 --> 28:50.121 [SPEAKER_04]: And then three days later, Bookham, like people don't know how left after 28:51.845 --> 28:57.226 [SPEAKER_05]: They've never realized, I mean, there's a lot of things that really surprised me. 28:57.266 --> 29:00.667 [SPEAKER_05]: We were talking about it on our last trip, when he threw us in the pool. 29:01.647 --> 29:01.807 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 29:02.608 --> 29:04.128 [SPEAKER_05]: I mean, there were people like sinking. 29:04.548 --> 29:08.469 [SPEAKER_04]: I mean, there were people like, so in Navy Boot can't, can you explain what they do in Navy Boot? 29:08.489 --> 29:16.151 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, so in Navy Boot camp, when you show up and you start going through whatever day it is, they need to see what level of swimmer you are. 29:16.291 --> 29:19.292 [SPEAKER_05]: So they have different levels, like one, two, and three, and you have to do some drills, 29:20.072 --> 29:22.233 [SPEAKER_05]: You have your dung rees, which are the big floppy pants. 29:22.253 --> 29:23.134 [SPEAKER_04]: Those were awesome. 29:23.274 --> 29:26.837 [SPEAKER_05]: I love, I still haven't wear them on Friday nights with the old lady, but they're cut out. 29:26.857 --> 29:30.739 [SPEAKER_04]: We should do a dung arena when we're all out, out in the town sometime on the Friday. 29:30.779 --> 29:32.200 [SPEAKER_04]: Everyone from my bread is glad to have written down. 29:32.260 --> 29:35.963 [SPEAKER_05]: And they would have to tie the legs together when you can pull water and you can float on. 29:35.983 --> 29:39.385 [SPEAKER_05]: That's good shit to know, but they would make us tread water and do these things. 29:39.425 --> 29:42.807 [SPEAKER_05]: And they're like, all right, can everybody swim in everybody's like, yeah, who does? 29:45.348 --> 29:46.630 [SPEAKER_05]: It's kind of like the beehive and buzz. 29:46.650 --> 29:54.340 [SPEAKER_05]: We all just jump into water and then all of a sudden, people were flailing and flappin' and a couple of guys just went straight to the bottom. 29:54.380 --> 29:54.661 [SPEAKER_05]: I know. 29:55.161 --> 29:57.084 [SPEAKER_05]: It was like, and, you know, I was like, holy shit. 29:57.104 --> 29:59.767 [SPEAKER_04]: We learned too, I mean, because I did not swim. 30:00.913 --> 30:06.378 [SPEAKER_04]: And I didn't, I didn't, yeah, but I mean, I learned before, like so I could, I could, I could, I passed it. 30:06.398 --> 30:07.159 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, but I passed it. 30:07.179 --> 30:10.282 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes, but I, so I didn't learn before, but I didn't know like people that didn't know. 30:10.322 --> 30:13.865 [SPEAKER_04]: I like, I saw some brothers from the ghetto jump in and sink. 30:14.125 --> 30:14.325 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 30:14.506 --> 30:15.567 [SPEAKER_04]: And I don't know what that means. 30:15.587 --> 30:17.408 [SPEAKER_04]: Like, literally, it's nothing on them. 30:17.769 --> 30:17.929 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 30:18.129 --> 30:18.389 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 30:18.689 --> 30:19.470 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm scared for it. 30:19.510 --> 30:21.312 [SPEAKER_04]: Motherfucker went to the bottom and that's like, uh, 30:21.572 --> 30:23.733 [SPEAKER_05]: That's a huge deal, and I don't mind if they go to the bottom. 30:23.753 --> 30:25.113 [SPEAKER_05]: She's just don't try to pull me down with you. 30:25.173 --> 30:26.313 [SPEAKER_04]: See, that's what that's the thing. 30:26.613 --> 30:27.494 [SPEAKER_04]: What the fuck, Annec? 30:27.714 --> 30:30.555 [SPEAKER_04]: Because I mean, I, okay, I didn't notice one, but I got taught. 30:30.575 --> 30:32.995 [SPEAKER_04]: I mean, that's some of the, the first time they were in the pool. 30:33.455 --> 30:33.616 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 30:33.836 --> 30:35.736 [SPEAKER_04]: And then, and then, did they set us off the high dive? 30:36.236 --> 30:37.217 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, they set you off the way. 30:37.237 --> 30:39.717 [SPEAKER_04]: That's, I think that's like, almost demonic. 30:40.257 --> 30:41.878 [SPEAKER_04]: Like, let the guy walk in. 30:42.278 --> 30:42.699 [SPEAKER_05]: walk around. 30:42.759 --> 30:45.481 [SPEAKER_04]: Seriously, because I remember doing it because I just didn't register. 30:45.501 --> 30:46.502 [SPEAKER_04]: I guess I just wasn't smart. 30:46.862 --> 30:48.023 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, so I can't just jump off the high level. 30:48.043 --> 30:48.583 [SPEAKER_04]: How bad can it be? 30:48.603 --> 30:51.746 [SPEAKER_04]: Do you have it like seriously motherfuckers aren't made for the bull? 30:51.846 --> 30:54.228 [SPEAKER_04]: Some people just, I've seen why guys like that, too. 30:54.268 --> 30:58.371 [SPEAKER_04]: Ryan Angle was a seal and he, he proved that, look, I can't float either. 30:58.411 --> 31:01.474 [SPEAKER_04]: Like, but some, some, some dudes just freak out in the water. 31:01.494 --> 31:02.274 [SPEAKER_04]: Some dudes can't float. 31:02.395 --> 31:03.035 [SPEAKER_04]: I couldn't swim. 31:03.676 --> 31:07.078 [SPEAKER_04]: But like, I remember getting there at the, how many guys took the seal test the first, 31:11.905 --> 31:15.089 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, cuz like, yeah, I remember like 300, 300 dudes and then two of us passed. 31:15.149 --> 31:16.131 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, that same thing. 31:16.151 --> 31:19.375 [SPEAKER_05]: There was like hundreds of people and no one could do anything. 31:19.435 --> 31:21.498 [SPEAKER_05]: I was, I think maybe three or four of us made it. 31:21.538 --> 31:24.381 [SPEAKER_05]: And then, you know, you know, you get to move over and we just some other things. 31:24.461 --> 31:26.023 [SPEAKER_05]: But it was crazy. 31:26.204 --> 31:26.564 [SPEAKER_05]: It's just, 31:27.865 --> 31:35.030 [SPEAKER_05]: It still astonishes me how much people think they want to do something and how little they're willing to do to achieve it. 31:35.130 --> 31:35.630 [SPEAKER_05]: You know what I mean? 31:35.650 --> 31:38.431 [SPEAKER_05]: Like people think, you know, and that's a thing. 31:38.912 --> 31:41.954 [SPEAKER_05]: There's so we didn't have all these books and shit out when we want the buds. 31:41.994 --> 31:43.194 [SPEAKER_05]: You we just knew it sucked. 31:43.214 --> 31:44.875 [SPEAKER_05]: I knew you would be what cold tarot hungry. 31:46.236 --> 31:53.402 [SPEAKER_05]: And I tell people saying things, run, swim, push-ups, pull-ups, sit-ups, get, get, get comfortable, hold shit over your head. 31:53.442 --> 31:56.525 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes, that's all I did for butts. 31:56.565 --> 31:57.706 [SPEAKER_04]: And I would say, don't run in boots. 31:58.407 --> 32:01.009 [SPEAKER_04]: I would say if you can find soft sand, get used to it. 32:01.029 --> 32:04.172 [SPEAKER_05]: We're you a sneaker class or we a boot class. 32:04.732 --> 32:06.213 [SPEAKER_04]: I mean, we're allowed to have sneakers. 32:06.474 --> 32:07.214 [SPEAKER_04]: You didn't have sneakers till. 32:07.234 --> 32:08.916 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, they run sneakers now, but they should. 32:09.356 --> 32:09.877 [SPEAKER_05]: I think they run. 32:09.957 --> 32:12.419 [SPEAKER_04]: I heard the whole class is just a correspondence course. 32:12.439 --> 32:13.300 [SPEAKER_04]: You can do it from home and then 32:14.182 --> 32:19.950 [SPEAKER_05]: You know, they do say they can't single-handedly pick you out and they've cut back with this. 32:19.970 --> 32:20.571 [SPEAKER_04]: Is this all true? 32:21.091 --> 32:26.599 [SPEAKER_04]: I've, because you know that right now, we do sound like the 50-year-old team guys in the 90s when we went through. 32:26.699 --> 32:28.401 [SPEAKER_05]: I never even had 20. 32:28.421 --> 32:29.042 [SPEAKER_04]: We did what we did. 32:29.082 --> 32:30.504 [SPEAKER_04]: We drank salt water for six to eight months. 32:30.524 --> 32:30.865 [SPEAKER_04]: That was it. 32:31.645 --> 32:35.389 [SPEAKER_04]: But yeah, but no, I think they're, I don't know, I don't know enough about it. 32:35.770 --> 32:43.698 [SPEAKER_04]: But because the first, I remember the first time that we had sneakers was on the island and they no shit led us run a 5k on-hard on the pavement. 32:44.079 --> 32:45.020 [SPEAKER_04]: So they timed a 5k. 32:45.760 --> 32:49.184 [SPEAKER_04]: And I remember I finished it in 15, 15, and finished third. 32:50.145 --> 32:51.687 [SPEAKER_04]: Christian land beat me mark minor beat me. 32:51.907 --> 32:54.828 [SPEAKER_05]: Just so you know, sprinting, running with you, I would not be there. 32:54.908 --> 32:57.148 [SPEAKER_04]: I mean, the thing is, there's a huge difference. 32:57.168 --> 33:03.510 [SPEAKER_04]: If you run in sneakers or in boots and softs and for eight months, I remember saying, Clemente, when we did the long run, we were in sneakers. 33:03.570 --> 33:05.630 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, yeah, that was fun. 33:05.830 --> 33:06.550 [SPEAKER_04]: The 14 mile, yeah. 33:06.670 --> 33:07.730 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, that was a fun run. 33:07.770 --> 33:11.691 [SPEAKER_05]: It was just, because they have music playing and I was like, did you, was there? 33:11.751 --> 33:13.472 [SPEAKER_04]: Because you're a hardcore mother fucker. 33:13.492 --> 33:15.572 [SPEAKER_04]: Did you, what did you find hard in first phase? 33:16.872 --> 33:17.193 [SPEAKER_04]: Breath hold. 33:18.293 --> 33:19.213 [SPEAKER_04]: How long could you hold your breath? 33:21.227 --> 33:22.548 [SPEAKER_05]: And I'll tell you it's true story why. 33:22.768 --> 33:23.028 [SPEAKER_04]: Okay. 33:23.928 --> 33:25.249 [SPEAKER_05]: This was my breath-hold experience. 33:26.409 --> 33:27.169 [SPEAKER_05]: It jumped in the water. 33:27.670 --> 33:31.831 [SPEAKER_05]: I do the flip and I ignore all principles and laws. 33:32.291 --> 33:32.872 [SPEAKER_05]: I don't go down. 33:32.932 --> 33:33.492 [SPEAKER_05]: I don't go down. 33:34.012 --> 33:40.014 [SPEAKER_05]: I literally decide I'm just going to keep my S in the air and just start paddling across, like my head's underwater and I'm just doing this. 33:40.675 --> 33:43.596 [SPEAKER_05]: Obviously, you know, as well as I do, you're exerting a lot more or two. 33:44.256 --> 33:46.137 [SPEAKER_05]: I bump into an instructor because I'm not looking. 33:47.343 --> 33:50.366 [SPEAKER_05]: be told, I think I saw them and bumped into a boomer chance because I'm so sorry. 33:50.686 --> 33:51.387 [SPEAKER_05]: This between us. 33:51.407 --> 33:52.048 [SPEAKER_05]: That's what I swear. 33:52.088 --> 33:53.189 [SPEAKER_05]: That's what I'm saying. 33:53.489 --> 33:55.031 [SPEAKER_05]: Roger Garing is who I'm going to. 33:55.451 --> 33:56.712 [SPEAKER_05]: I love them now. 33:57.653 --> 33:59.955 [SPEAKER_05]: So they're like, yeah, blah, blah, my scream at me. 33:59.995 --> 34:00.736 [SPEAKER_05]: Be teeny. 34:00.976 --> 34:01.537 [SPEAKER_05]: Be teeny. 34:02.238 --> 34:03.198 [SPEAKER_05]: Get your ass back in. 34:04.139 --> 34:05.921 [SPEAKER_05]: So I jump in again this time on the side. 34:05.961 --> 34:07.242 [SPEAKER_05]: Tom Boston. 34:08.183 --> 34:10.485 [SPEAKER_05]: And Tom Boston's one of these guys that he's like, 34:12.155 --> 34:30.006 [SPEAKER_05]: So we jump in, and I don't know if everybody knows the 50 meter sequence, but you have to jump in the water completely submerged, do a flip, you can't kick off the first wall, you got to swim to the wall and then you come back. 34:30.686 --> 34:31.727 [SPEAKER_04]: So 50 meters underwater. 34:31.747 --> 34:31.907 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 34:32.087 --> 34:33.228 [SPEAKER_05]: So for me. 34:34.326 --> 34:38.888 [SPEAKER_05]: I don't know why, but it's harder for me to get to the fucking first one than it is the second. 34:38.968 --> 34:40.368 [SPEAKER_04]: That was the goal, that yes. 34:40.548 --> 34:43.329 [SPEAKER_04]: I just had to get to the first one, because I can kick off that motherfucker. 34:43.349 --> 34:44.970 [SPEAKER_05]: Because then I kicked off that one anyways. 34:45.010 --> 34:49.971 [SPEAKER_05]: I kicked off, I see Tom, he looks like just like a giant platypus in the water. 34:50.011 --> 34:51.392 [SPEAKER_05]: He's a big, big dude. 34:51.412 --> 34:52.632 [SPEAKER_04]: But Hydro dynamic is hell. 34:52.732 --> 34:57.634 [SPEAKER_05]: And as he's going, and I'm trying to catch him, he starts black and out and going up. 34:58.548 --> 35:07.370 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, series and I'm starting to get you know, oh, yeah, I'm like, I'm doing the All shit and I mean, I made it, but he went out. 35:07.390 --> 35:08.591 [SPEAKER_05]: He had to come back and do it again. 35:08.711 --> 35:09.091 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, shit. 35:09.151 --> 35:16.033 [SPEAKER_05]: I passed out and I made it, but at that moment, because that was one of my biggest true fears. 35:17.045 --> 35:41.959 [SPEAKER_04]: Once I did that, I literally said I'm fucking on the stop and yeah minus I got I got Cycled on a couple of two mouse whims and I could lie that happens like cycles one thing yeah Yeah, I remember the goal is touch the 25 wall yeah turnaround kick goes low as you can That was a big big push yeah, and then if I black out they're gonna they're gonna bump my head on the wall 35:42.139 --> 35:42.719 [SPEAKER_05]: and on the way back. 35:42.739 --> 35:43.559 [SPEAKER_05]: I think I will too. 35:43.759 --> 35:45.560 [SPEAKER_05]: I was running the war on the bottom. 35:45.580 --> 35:47.260 [SPEAKER_05]: I mean, I stayed as low as I could. 35:47.340 --> 35:47.600 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't. 35:48.160 --> 35:53.282 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, I think that's a good enough length where you can push yourself to the point of almost dying. 35:54.042 --> 35:56.202 [SPEAKER_04]: I, there's gotta be a secret sauce in that distance. 35:56.742 --> 35:57.963 [SPEAKER_04]: That, because you, I mean, it's close. 35:58.203 --> 36:00.163 [SPEAKER_04]: Now, Mitch, I saw a dude 75. 36:00.283 --> 36:00.903 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, he's insane. 36:00.963 --> 36:03.384 [SPEAKER_04]: He's a, people understand the one percentage. 36:03.444 --> 36:05.865 [SPEAKER_04]: We do have those, then we have knuckleheads like this. 36:05.905 --> 36:08.225 [SPEAKER_05]: For the NSW combat swimmer course, we had to do that. 36:08.245 --> 36:09.585 [SPEAKER_05]: We had to go, it was like 65. 36:09.825 --> 36:10.726 [SPEAKER_05]: I remember hearing about that. 36:12.526 --> 36:26.530 [SPEAKER_05]: So you're aware so you have to get to his down and on purge under one of you got a you when you have nothing You know you have to clear a drag or you know, right, of course when you go to Buds, I'm joking You have to go you have to go you get the bottom one just a little bit out because it's full. 36:26.590 --> 36:31.032 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, literally One of the comp swimmers was like you will not have air 36:32.336 --> 36:34.918 [SPEAKER_05]: Like so, what I think goes, just inhale, drink the water. 36:34.978 --> 36:37.100 [SPEAKER_05]: Inhale, cough real bad and hang on. 36:37.220 --> 36:38.961 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm like, and those are the German Comments. 36:38.981 --> 36:40.222 [SPEAKER_04]: German Comments, explain those dudes. 36:40.242 --> 36:41.243 [SPEAKER_04]: Don't ever believe in me about this. 36:41.263 --> 36:43.785 [SPEAKER_05]: So those are German Comments, those are serious dudes. 36:43.945 --> 36:47.728 [SPEAKER_05]: Look like something that I apologize if I'm offending anybody. 36:47.808 --> 36:48.569 [SPEAKER_05]: Hitler engineer. 36:48.629 --> 36:50.350 [SPEAKER_05]: They are six foot, I've been drunk. 36:50.651 --> 36:51.992 [SPEAKER_05]: Yes, they are Ivan Dragle. 36:53.020 --> 36:55.822 [SPEAKER_05]: Every one of them looks like they were just made out of a machine. 36:56.482 --> 36:59.744 [SPEAKER_05]: And these guys are literally psychotic underwater. 36:59.844 --> 37:00.544 [SPEAKER_05]: They do. 37:00.585 --> 37:03.126 [SPEAKER_05]: So I'm not wondering if those dudes that it's insane. 37:03.206 --> 37:09.290 [SPEAKER_05]: And we did the three month course, but they just showed us, you know, 37:10.811 --> 37:17.654 [SPEAKER_05]: pushing the limits of realization, if you will, you have a lacking farther teaching you tech, but you're not supposed to hold you. 37:17.674 --> 37:18.235 [SPEAKER_05]: Can you? 37:18.315 --> 37:25.358 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, sort of explain a Dreger, the rebreather, and then we'll cat a lacking and why you would do it in this technique. 37:25.438 --> 37:32.522 [SPEAKER_05]: A Dreger, if you guys have ever seen the movies, it's just like this little black case, and it has what it has is that Piro 2 and it has a scrubber in there. 37:32.942 --> 37:35.684 [SPEAKER_05]: And what it does is it recycles, right? 37:35.904 --> 37:37.644 [SPEAKER_05]: What's your breathing, but Piro 2, 37:38.823 --> 37:45.249 [SPEAKER_05]: It's very good for your body, but it only will last so long. 37:45.309 --> 37:52.375 [SPEAKER_05]: So what they teach you is, is how to slow your breathing down, but you can't hold your breath because that causes a bunch of problems. 37:53.176 --> 37:55.157 [SPEAKER_04]: So never hold your breath on the wall. 37:55.878 --> 38:00.402 [SPEAKER_04]: Unless you start at the top and held, if you go underwater with compressed air, never ever, exactly. 38:00.602 --> 38:05.466 [SPEAKER_05]: So they're teaching you how to optimize the distance for tactics, 38:06.207 --> 38:06.647 [SPEAKER_05]: and such. 38:06.687 --> 38:10.828 [SPEAKER_05]: So like one of the drills we had to do was we have to do a 5,000 meter turtle back. 38:11.008 --> 38:11.148 [SPEAKER_05]: Right. 38:11.168 --> 38:11.709 [SPEAKER_04]: I heard about that. 38:11.769 --> 38:12.929 [SPEAKER_05]: Everything is blacked out. 38:12.969 --> 38:13.569 [SPEAKER_05]: You can't say thing. 38:13.589 --> 38:14.509 [SPEAKER_05]: We're in Puerto Rico. 38:14.910 --> 38:15.730 [SPEAKER_05]: But the moon was out. 38:15.850 --> 38:16.690 [SPEAKER_05]: We were like, shit. 38:17.190 --> 38:19.111 [SPEAKER_05]: To black or not, they're going to see you. 38:19.771 --> 38:21.371 [SPEAKER_05]: So they're in a zodiac or rib. 38:21.791 --> 38:26.373 [SPEAKER_05]: They're in a, you know, a rubber inflated boat with a steering wheel engines. 38:26.833 --> 38:28.613 [SPEAKER_05]: And when they see us, they're trying to run us over. 38:29.194 --> 38:29.814 [SPEAKER_05]: Full speed. 38:30.154 --> 38:31.554 [SPEAKER_05]: So we have to do what's called emergency 38:34.447 --> 38:36.568 [SPEAKER_05]: we have a core of a bearing that we have to get. 38:37.348 --> 38:43.131 [SPEAKER_05]: So what we do is once we do that, we go underwater, one person has to turn off their Drager, you with me. 38:43.231 --> 38:43.871 [SPEAKER_05]: Don't get that's me. 38:43.891 --> 38:44.991 [SPEAKER_05]: Okay, well I know you know this. 38:45.572 --> 38:48.673 [SPEAKER_05]: And as we start swimming, we pick a depth. 38:48.893 --> 38:57.416 [SPEAKER_05]: One person is on the bottom, one person is on the top and what you do is, is as I'm swimming, if Rob was right over top me, I take a breath, I shut it off, I pass it up to him. 38:57.776 --> 39:01.458 [SPEAKER_05]: He takes a breath, he passes it down, and we go as far as we can. 39:04.159 --> 39:11.942 [SPEAKER_05]: They pretty much started us all at the same spot, whoever went the farthest, got out of the dive that we had to do, we had a big dive coming. 39:12.946 --> 39:18.209 [SPEAKER_05]: But what we didn't know is, no one ever, you know, they didn't care, we still have to do the dive. 39:18.750 --> 39:24.093 [SPEAKER_05]: But we were able, and we learned how to take these draggers farther than we ever did before. 39:24.213 --> 39:24.714 [SPEAKER_05]: It was insane. 39:24.734 --> 39:27.475 [SPEAKER_04]: What I saw with that, I didn't go through the combat squimmer of course. 39:27.495 --> 39:30.077 [SPEAKER_04]: And I think the Germans came up with that for team guys. 39:30.797 --> 39:36.121 [SPEAKER_04]: They would, so the way it would work is let's same way a sniper goes to sniper school, comes back, teaches the platoon how to side it on the show. 39:36.421 --> 39:38.722 [SPEAKER_04]: combat swimmers teach you the combat swimmership. 39:38.762 --> 39:51.087 [SPEAKER_04]: So everything that's shiny has to be taped up because they're looking for a service like you're saying with the with the the vast and then the drag or everything shiny everything on your shit and the everything all that shit they enforce and then you do those. 39:51.107 --> 39:51.807 [SPEAKER_05]: I'll tell you what with me. 39:51.967 --> 39:52.147 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 39:52.367 --> 39:52.967 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 39:53.007 --> 39:53.368 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 39:53.728 --> 39:54.108 [SPEAKER_04]: Tim good. 39:54.348 --> 39:54.588 [SPEAKER_04]: Goody. 39:54.748 --> 39:57.989 [SPEAKER_04]: But you come back as such a proficient combat diver, too. 39:58.009 --> 39:58.190 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 39:58.790 --> 39:59.190 [SPEAKER_04]: And they just 40:01.022 --> 40:01.322 [SPEAKER_04]: sock. 40:01.623 --> 40:02.523 [SPEAKER_04]: Those dives are horrible. 40:02.884 --> 40:03.184 [SPEAKER_04]: They are. 40:03.985 --> 40:05.867 [SPEAKER_04]: But the feeling of getting them done. 40:06.407 --> 40:08.689 [SPEAKER_04]: I love a combat dive because that is the ultimate. 40:08.709 --> 40:11.132 [SPEAKER_04]: You take care of your gear before you take care of yourself. 40:11.572 --> 40:19.019 [SPEAKER_04]: You do the platoon gear, you know, the team gear, the personal gear, then you're asking it's in the shower, then how's that shit? 40:19.119 --> 40:20.741 [SPEAKER_05]: That's actually, that's good. 40:20.821 --> 40:21.721 [SPEAKER_05]: It's the best one in the market. 40:21.761 --> 40:23.843 [SPEAKER_05]: It's not even a sales pitch, but yeah, that is good. 40:23.863 --> 40:24.424 [SPEAKER_04]: No, it's excellent. 40:24.884 --> 40:25.065 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 40:25.953 --> 40:26.834 [SPEAKER_04]: Cheers. 40:27.615 --> 40:33.242 [SPEAKER_04]: But then when you get done and then you clean yourself, that shower that's finally warm, that's the best feeling to finish an image. 40:33.995 --> 40:35.256 [SPEAKER_05]: It is, it is, man. 40:35.276 --> 40:38.119 [SPEAKER_04]: Just, I know the whole time you're under there you're thinking, why didn't they just send a cruise missile? 40:38.339 --> 40:50.149 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, because this tactic is for when the energy is gone, when the ENP hits, when there is no electricity, because when you're lighting fires for yourself and you're family and someone needs to go swim and put a fucking bomb on the enemy, that's your guy. 40:50.629 --> 40:53.432 [SPEAKER_04]: And if you can navigate underwater, you can navigate anywhere. 40:53.612 --> 40:57.915 [SPEAKER_05]: I'll tell you, there's a couple times where I thought I was the guy and then I second guest was I in the guy. 40:58.516 --> 40:59.857 [SPEAKER_05]: There's some of that stuff stuff, you know? 40:59.937 --> 41:02.079 [SPEAKER_04]: And then you get, so then you do that in SDV stuff. 41:03.520 --> 41:04.520 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm just bringing up the hardship. 41:04.720 --> 41:07.061 [SPEAKER_04]: So you can go back to one of the course, which is the hardest course we had. 41:08.081 --> 41:14.023 [SPEAKER_04]: SCV, which is, I mean, I heard someone the other day just ascribe it as it's a volunteer seal team. 41:14.503 --> 41:15.843 [SPEAKER_04]: You've got to volunteer. 41:15.863 --> 41:17.824 [SPEAKER_05]: I actually requested, you know, to go there. 41:17.844 --> 41:18.144 [SPEAKER_04]: Why? 41:18.364 --> 41:21.605 [SPEAKER_05]: I wanted to get over the East Coast and originally I wanted to get to where you were. 41:21.785 --> 41:22.505 [SPEAKER_05]: Come to seal team too. 41:22.925 --> 41:26.326 [SPEAKER_05]: Well, and it's, you know, I was told that easy way to get to damn that. 41:26.903 --> 41:27.564 [SPEAKER_04]: You know it is. 41:27.905 --> 41:33.774 [SPEAKER_04]: And what I noticed the guys because the hardest part of selection for CLT6 is CQB. 41:34.195 --> 41:35.337 [SPEAKER_04]: Those chords about as a hardest part. 41:36.230 --> 41:40.752 [SPEAKER_04]: and going in the concern with STV guys will won't be good at it because they don't do much. 41:40.772 --> 41:42.133 [SPEAKER_04]: We're not proficient at all. 41:42.253 --> 41:44.114 [SPEAKER_04]: However, you also don't have bad habits. 41:44.354 --> 41:44.594 [SPEAKER_05]: Yes. 41:44.735 --> 41:47.576 [SPEAKER_04]: So when you go in there, this is a two-man entry with the pistol. 41:47.896 --> 41:49.657 [SPEAKER_04]: This is your outside foot clear that corner you too. 41:50.177 --> 41:52.819 [SPEAKER_04]: And then you start with the bases, then they slowly taper off. 41:53.179 --> 41:54.720 [SPEAKER_04]: And if you go in there without bad habits, you do up there. 41:54.780 --> 41:56.241 [SPEAKER_05]: Now again, I make notes. 41:56.661 --> 41:58.782 [SPEAKER_05]: I never say on something. 41:58.822 --> 41:59.963 [SPEAKER_05]: I went through green team and I didn't 42:04.773 --> 42:06.134 [SPEAKER_04]: What, um, STV? 42:06.455 --> 42:06.955 [SPEAKER_05]: STV-2. 42:07.356 --> 42:07.576 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes. 42:07.956 --> 42:08.557 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, I know it is. 42:08.597 --> 42:08.997 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, no. 42:09.278 --> 42:09.578 [SPEAKER_05]: STV-2. 42:09.618 --> 42:11.680 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't talk about it for two reasons. 42:11.740 --> 42:12.441 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't like it. 42:12.461 --> 42:14.062 [SPEAKER_05]: That they decommissioned and re-commissioned. 42:14.222 --> 42:14.403 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 42:14.943 --> 42:15.584 [SPEAKER_04]: STV-2's Mark? 42:15.764 --> 42:16.184 [SPEAKER_04]: It's back. 42:16.685 --> 42:17.446 [SPEAKER_04]: Do they put it in Virginia? 42:17.806 --> 42:18.627 [SPEAKER_04]: It's back in Virginia. 42:18.887 --> 42:20.188 [SPEAKER_04]: Guys, have to really? 42:21.049 --> 42:22.250 [SPEAKER_05]: line to you. 42:22.270 --> 42:25.493 [SPEAKER_04]: No, I don't want to believe it because they to me it seemed like I've been out since 2012. 42:25.513 --> 42:28.136 [SPEAKER_04]: They brought it because I was asked to keep it in white. 42:28.156 --> 42:29.057 [SPEAKER_04]: They lead give them up one. 42:29.117 --> 42:30.078 [SPEAKER_05]: Well, they still have white there. 42:30.098 --> 42:32.260 [SPEAKER_05]: But I know, but they've now they still have a genuine piece of it. 42:32.320 --> 42:35.703 [SPEAKER_05]: I think it's just because the AO with everything that was going on, they needed to have. 42:35.763 --> 42:38.786 [SPEAKER_04]: Why do you don't need to train guys in that cold ass Atlantic in the winter? 42:39.086 --> 42:40.788 [SPEAKER_04]: It's yeah, it's miserable. 42:41.289 --> 42:42.430 [SPEAKER_04]: I mean, we'll explain a dive then. 42:42.450 --> 42:43.250 [SPEAKER_04]: Go through a mission. 42:43.431 --> 42:44.932 [SPEAKER_04]: Go through an average or not even the long ones. 42:46.401 --> 42:51.564 [SPEAKER_05]: Are we on a dry deck or are we just launching from the peer do the worst one do the no the full mission profile. 42:51.684 --> 43:06.331 [SPEAKER_05]: Okay, so let's say, let's use winter time in Virginia Beach we'll go a few miles out and then what we're going to do is we're going to be in a submarine we're going to be traveling one not we're roughly going to be at about. 43:07.524 --> 43:07.964 [SPEAKER_05]: 20 feet. 43:08.925 --> 43:13.509 [SPEAKER_05]: And as we're going, what they have to do is we'll have trunk operators. 43:13.529 --> 43:28.323 [SPEAKER_05]: There's probably going to be that 16 guys that are going to have to go into a tube and the tubes going to have to flood up and then we're going to have to shift them out to what's called the dry deck shelter, which is pretty much just think of it as a garage that keeps the SDV and people in there. 43:28.343 --> 43:30.324 [SPEAKER_05]: It's just a long cylinder tube. 43:31.065 --> 43:39.208 [SPEAKER_05]: And then what they do is we then have to, they fill the one up force and then the equalize the chamber, so we're only in a little bit of water. 43:39.688 --> 43:42.329 [SPEAKER_05]: We get into the STV, you with me. 43:42.529 --> 43:42.729 [SPEAKER_05]: Yes. 43:43.169 --> 43:44.529 [SPEAKER_05]: We have divers and support teams. 43:44.549 --> 43:47.790 [SPEAKER_05]: Now we're doing this at night and you can't see anything. 43:47.830 --> 43:51.651 [SPEAKER_05]: Now when we're inside the submarine, we have cam lights and things like that. 43:51.731 --> 43:56.433 [SPEAKER_05]: But if we're doing a real mission profile, as soon as that door opens, it's black. 43:57.252 --> 44:01.034 [SPEAKER_05]: So you're going along, we have to float up everything. 44:01.054 --> 44:02.475 [SPEAKER_04]: So now you're inside a trunk. 44:02.655 --> 44:03.336 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm inside of it. 44:03.416 --> 44:07.759 [SPEAKER_04]: And now, just for our claustrophobic listeners, you have to explain piece by piece with that. 44:07.959 --> 44:23.048 [SPEAKER_05]: Well, so you're just in a little sphere ball that's dark and has a little light and what has to happen is they pressurize it and what has to happen there is they have to equalize the outside pressure and then what they're gonna do is they start flooding everything. 44:23.068 --> 44:24.950 [SPEAKER_05]: So you have your stuff on you. 44:25.790 --> 44:27.651 [SPEAKER_05]: go over and you flood and you get the other one. 44:28.271 --> 44:31.954 [SPEAKER_05]: But the other one's not as filled as high yet because we have an open the door. 44:31.974 --> 44:32.994 [SPEAKER_05]: It's just a couple feet high. 44:33.014 --> 44:37.237 [SPEAKER_05]: So you swim in and then you pop up and then it's, oh, you're dry again. 44:37.277 --> 44:39.298 [SPEAKER_05]: Okay, but you're, you know, you're wet from probably you're 44:41.737 --> 44:59.681 [SPEAKER_05]: And then from there, the divers start on wrenching everything and everything and we get in dive plans gear, we have this all set up, so we're getting an SDV and the SDV, you have a pilot navigator in the front and then you have four operators in the back, with rock, so we have rocks in there too. 45:00.141 --> 45:04.722 [SPEAKER_05]: So if you can just imagine, it's like, what kind of drive-backs would you use for your rocks? 45:04.762 --> 45:07.263 [SPEAKER_04]: Because I know it's one thing to swim on a surface, it's another 45:08.563 --> 45:09.404 [SPEAKER_04]: Dive profile. 45:09.624 --> 45:11.205 [SPEAKER_05]: You mean what kind of water protects? 45:11.305 --> 45:12.025 [SPEAKER_05]: Just a DUIs. 45:12.185 --> 45:12.466 [SPEAKER_05]: That's it. 45:12.486 --> 45:15.408 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, we just shoot through bags for your guns and shit too. 45:15.868 --> 45:18.550 [SPEAKER_05]: We had them, but you know, I want to make this very clear. 45:18.710 --> 45:21.632 [SPEAKER_05]: Revolver revolver works great. 45:21.652 --> 45:25.114 [SPEAKER_05]: Listen, if I were to dive with anything, it would be a fucking revolver. 45:25.674 --> 45:29.316 [SPEAKER_05]: Because you're diving and we're doing some long dives and saltwater. 45:29.396 --> 45:35.520 [SPEAKER_04]: You know, you don't just pop out the water like, oh, no, no, no, no, I saw that happen once in a bullseye bag. 45:36.701 --> 45:44.186 [SPEAKER_05]: So yeah, you know, and we do everything because what we'll do is is we will then what we have our gear and I'll get to what we have to do with that. 45:44.566 --> 45:47.668 [SPEAKER_05]: And we have to pretty much know the ballast of it a little bit, right? 45:47.688 --> 45:55.213 [SPEAKER_05]: So let's say we're carrying a saw or we're carrying, you know, whatever we're carrying our guns, we will actually get to the heavier ones. 45:55.233 --> 45:57.555 [SPEAKER_05]: We'll put a little ballast on there so we're swimming. 45:57.735 --> 46:00.017 [SPEAKER_05]: We try to be as obviously a neutral, you know, neutral, 46:04.820 --> 46:09.277 [SPEAKER_05]: So what they do then is they'll open the hanger door, ocean. 46:09.718 --> 46:10.602 [SPEAKER_05]: Can't see a damn thing. 46:11.466 --> 46:15.408 [SPEAKER_05]: They pull the track back with us, the unattachous and then lily. 46:15.448 --> 46:18.269 [SPEAKER_05]: We just, you know, we can do a couple different ways. 46:18.729 --> 46:22.110 [SPEAKER_05]: We can take the SDV and then go do an op and come back. 46:22.730 --> 46:25.492 [SPEAKER_05]: We can unroll the pull out the cradle. 46:25.692 --> 46:29.053 [SPEAKER_05]: We can have zodiacs on there, roll it up, cigarette rolls. 46:29.473 --> 46:32.074 [SPEAKER_05]: We inflate them, third feet up, then we go up and get them. 46:32.294 --> 46:39.197 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, we can just, depending on how close we are, you can actually launch combat divers off there. 46:39.667 --> 46:43.590 [SPEAKER_04]: Can you explain with the Zodiacs how boils law works when you just crack the tube? 46:44.070 --> 47:00.823 [SPEAKER_05]: What how would the boats connect it and how the sure so what we do is we wrap the so just imagine has a single 80 like a diving like if you're going to dive it has an 80 It's wind tank a single tank on your and what we do is we use inch cord and we wrap these things up 47:01.543 --> 47:06.685 [SPEAKER_05]: and what we do is we have them as tight as we can, but what you have to do is you have to reach your hand in. 47:07.126 --> 47:07.786 [SPEAKER_05]: I remember that. 47:08.066 --> 47:12.588 [SPEAKER_05]: If to reach your hand and so imagine, here's, this microphone is the boat. 47:12.988 --> 47:14.129 [SPEAKER_05]: You're reaching the boat up. 47:14.189 --> 47:17.550 [SPEAKER_05]: And what they do is is you kind of do a 3, 2, 1 countdown. 47:18.070 --> 47:20.392 [SPEAKER_05]: Soon as you start to crack, they cut. 47:21.172 --> 47:23.733 [SPEAKER_05]: And when they do that, I'd recommend a hook knife. 47:24.013 --> 47:25.154 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, that's what we use a hook knife. 47:25.194 --> 47:26.834 [SPEAKER_05]: If you use a regular knife, you don't stab the boat. 47:26.854 --> 47:27.495 [SPEAKER_05]: That boat goes. 47:30.295 --> 47:47.097 [SPEAKER_05]: And if you're hooked to it, you're going up to oh shit, you're not only going up, then you're going to go for a chamber ride and that's happened to a couple of treatment table sex right so you have to literally we practice and practice and practice this, but we then once it's up and they're inflated. 47:48.247 --> 47:53.470 [SPEAKER_05]: Then what we have to do is as a team, we have to swim up, get inside the boat, right? 47:53.610 --> 47:55.090 [SPEAKER_05]: We have to motors. 47:55.130 --> 47:56.791 [SPEAKER_05]: We have to hook the motors on the transit. 47:57.452 --> 48:00.293 [SPEAKER_05]: Just so you know, in the movies, they start up the first time and real life. 48:00.333 --> 48:00.793 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, they don't. 48:01.093 --> 48:01.433 [SPEAKER_04]: They don't? 48:02.514 --> 48:02.934 [SPEAKER_04]: 35? 48:03.114 --> 48:04.355 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, 35. 48:04.395 --> 48:04.595 [SPEAKER_04]: 35. 48:04.855 --> 48:06.236 [SPEAKER_05]: 35 is a little better than they're having here. 48:06.396 --> 48:08.057 [SPEAKER_05]: I will tell you when you're cranking. 48:08.877 --> 48:11.999 [SPEAKER_05]: the engine, make sure you're lieutenant's not behind you. 48:12.019 --> 48:13.260 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, you hit him in the face. 48:13.760 --> 48:14.280 [SPEAKER_05]: I've heard of that. 48:14.300 --> 48:15.281 [SPEAKER_04]: I've done it many times. 48:15.881 --> 48:18.062 [SPEAKER_04]: And why do officers always put themselves in the weirdest class? 48:18.082 --> 48:19.783 [SPEAKER_05]: They do every second time. 48:19.903 --> 48:21.324 [SPEAKER_05]: It was Lieutenant Nelson. 48:21.344 --> 48:22.485 [SPEAKER_05]: I'd walk them around. 48:22.505 --> 48:23.866 [SPEAKER_05]: He's like, that's the only one you're going to get. 48:23.886 --> 48:25.787 [SPEAKER_05]: I was like, you deserve two more, sir. 48:26.267 --> 48:51.938 [SPEAKER_05]: And and then as soon as you start, you know, you get everything finally up and running guess what now you got a hole there's some type of hole that you've got to patch in transit and then literally I'm a guy that has this little this little compass and I've got a speed wheel and I'm just trying to get the where I'm going so let's assume now it's an OTB right okay so you just and I'm just going to sort of walk people through because the recruiting poster in the Navy office looks awesome sexy. 48:52.078 --> 48:55.180 [SPEAKER_04]: Now, so let's say we said goodbye to our families. 48:55.200 --> 48:59.462 [SPEAKER_04]: We got on a subway transit for God knows how long we've been eating, so I'm looking at Navy says forever. 48:59.482 --> 49:01.603 [SPEAKER_04]: We just said that Lockheed has explained there's takes hours and hours. 49:01.623 --> 49:02.343 [SPEAKER_04]: We get up above above. 49:02.363 --> 49:02.963 [SPEAKER_04]: We do the thing. 49:03.324 --> 49:04.044 [SPEAKER_04]: Call this fuck. 49:04.264 --> 49:04.984 [SPEAKER_04]: There's a hole in the boat. 49:05.004 --> 49:05.745 [SPEAKER_04]: The motor would start. 49:05.765 --> 49:06.785 [SPEAKER_04]: He's bitching about some shit. 49:06.845 --> 49:09.787 [SPEAKER_04]: I lost my fucking bucket of fried chicken because it's not a jump. 49:09.827 --> 49:10.567 [SPEAKER_04]: It's a dive level above above. 49:10.587 --> 49:11.327 [SPEAKER_04]: Then we get on top. 49:11.688 --> 49:13.088 [SPEAKER_04]: Something breaks over the beach forever. 49:13.108 --> 49:15.009 [SPEAKER_04]: Zodiac at some weather miserable all past. 49:15.029 --> 49:15.850 [SPEAKER_04]: We get to the beach. 49:16.571 --> 49:18.313 [SPEAKER_04]: We got a transit, it's not of our first sense. 49:18.333 --> 49:19.054 [SPEAKER_04]: We got a berry shit. 49:19.074 --> 49:19.955 [SPEAKER_04]: You know, we're going to keep a watch. 49:19.975 --> 49:20.756 [SPEAKER_04]: We're going to put a ring on it. 49:20.776 --> 49:26.463 [SPEAKER_04]: Then we're going to hump for how many hours to the place, probably climb some set security and to the house two days into it. 49:26.664 --> 49:27.304 [SPEAKER_04]: Now we get a fight. 49:27.865 --> 49:28.045 [SPEAKER_05]: Yes. 49:28.266 --> 49:31.650 [SPEAKER_04]: And then when people don't figure two, once you fight, however that goes, got to get the fuck out. 49:31.930 --> 49:33.731 [SPEAKER_04]: You gotta, you gotta reverse that shit. 49:33.851 --> 49:36.132 [SPEAKER_04]: Everything you just did, do it again, but everything else breaks the dip. 49:36.172 --> 49:46.137 [SPEAKER_05]: Yes, and I will tell you, there's nothing worse than accomplishing something, and again, whether, you know, if we have injuries, if we have calves, we gotta take them back to everything. 49:46.157 --> 49:49.838 [SPEAKER_05]: And you're gonna, you know, there's no, there's no time out when we're doing this shit. 49:50.118 --> 49:52.680 [SPEAKER_05]: And there is nothing worse than doing it up. 49:53.648 --> 49:59.274 [SPEAKER_05]: Completing it up and having to go back to where you cache, where you bury your stuff, put that nasty shit on again. 49:59.294 --> 50:12.729 [SPEAKER_05]: I get net water, swim to that SDVE that's because Lily, what we do is we hook it at about six feet in water, we anchor it down and we have a little beacon of life that's how we get back to that's if the damn thing we even work. 50:13.109 --> 50:15.752 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, it's just funny the fights the most the least interesting part. 50:15.912 --> 50:17.193 [SPEAKER_04]: It is six three seconds. 50:17.353 --> 50:21.718 [SPEAKER_05]: That's the aiming That's I mean, I don't do it like you were just fly in. 50:21.778 --> 50:22.158 [SPEAKER_05]: Come down. 50:22.298 --> 50:24.120 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, look at Aaron to get out. 50:24.160 --> 50:33.129 [SPEAKER_04]: That's what we talk about like the in Iraq, Afghanistan, wherever there were air force dudes soldiers women in the army that had such dangerous jobs. 50:33.729 --> 50:34.050 [SPEAKER_04]: Fuck it. 50:34.070 --> 50:35.311 [SPEAKER_04]: I mean, the shit that you don't see. 50:35.411 --> 50:36.092 [SPEAKER_04]: We literally 50:37.692 --> 50:42.354 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, even before the bin Laden is like what we do this every night fly somewhere fuck up people fly home This is just a longer flight. 50:42.574 --> 50:59.799 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, but the the shit though the the combat swim recourse The STV school everything and you know the run in the motors they're making sure they're the dude back in engineering They make sure the shit works like the the the the cons in the wheel the guy that gas the bus that gets you to the thing that everything The meals the shit that so much stuff. 51:00.039 --> 51:01.220 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, it's so important 51:01.940 --> 51:03.862 [SPEAKER_05]: And you know, and you know, maybe you've known me for a long time. 51:03.882 --> 51:04.603 [SPEAKER_05]: I bitch the whole time. 51:04.783 --> 51:06.065 [SPEAKER_05]: Well, we can, but it's still wine. 51:06.145 --> 51:06.585 [SPEAKER_04]: I do. 51:06.606 --> 51:06.826 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 51:06.986 --> 51:08.668 [SPEAKER_04]: The older I get, the whining starts to come to what? 51:08.788 --> 51:09.509 [SPEAKER_04]: Jessica reminds me. 51:09.929 --> 51:10.550 [SPEAKER_04]: Now you're whining. 51:11.251 --> 51:11.431 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 51:11.932 --> 51:12.672 [SPEAKER_04]: No, I bitch a lot. 51:12.692 --> 51:13.173 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't want it. 51:14.695 --> 51:17.418 [SPEAKER_05]: I could tell a story about where we just were, but I'm not going to. 51:17.518 --> 51:17.738 [SPEAKER_04]: Why? 51:18.677 --> 51:22.960 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, yeah, yeah, well, I like the haptic killer person. 51:23.080 --> 51:24.941 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, you like what you like. 51:24.961 --> 51:31.825 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, I'm trying to take care of the Incas we just jumped in a river, an old of dam in Idaho, and it was awesome. 51:31.945 --> 51:33.726 [SPEAKER_04]: And then that article, what three minutes? 51:33.746 --> 51:35.427 [SPEAKER_04]: See, three minutes after we got out of the water. 51:35.447 --> 51:36.948 [SPEAKER_04]: What the article say about that bacteria? 51:36.968 --> 51:37.929 [SPEAKER_05]: Pretty much we should be dead. 51:38.209 --> 51:40.930 [SPEAKER_04]: It said chronic pain or death within minutes. 51:40.990 --> 51:42.111 [SPEAKER_05]: Yes, what the hell was in there? 51:42.611 --> 51:44.172 [SPEAKER_05]: I don't know, it was a great day. 51:44.412 --> 51:45.233 [SPEAKER_05]: We had a great day, yeah. 51:45.533 --> 52:07.736 [SPEAKER_05]: Okay, so what he's referring to is we did an event in Idaho Falls and we went into the Snake River and there's all type of algae bacteria and there's there's all kinds of things that are happening from it We were in the water forever and then turned around and I'm learning how to wait for it So we were in the water half the day and as soon as we get out a message comes through that pretty much says 52:08.331 --> 52:12.614 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, you're going to doubt like the cops were putting notes on people's don't go near the water. 52:12.634 --> 52:13.234 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, it's going to eat. 52:13.415 --> 52:13.615 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 52:13.715 --> 52:14.515 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, like a cockroach. 52:14.535 --> 52:15.196 [SPEAKER_05]: You can't kill me. 52:15.256 --> 52:15.936 [SPEAKER_04]: No, come on. 52:16.056 --> 52:21.220 [SPEAKER_04]: That was, you know, that was just awesome, though, because my thing was I wanted to we're in the mountains in Idaho. 52:21.540 --> 52:23.462 [SPEAKER_04]: I want a cold, I want a natural cold punch. 52:24.062 --> 52:27.143 [SPEAKER_04]: And I kind of fucked with you a little saying it wasn't as cold as it was. 52:27.704 --> 52:29.264 [SPEAKER_04]: And then the way I jumped in. 52:29.284 --> 52:29.985 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, really chilly. 52:30.185 --> 52:31.105 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, he jumped in. 52:31.265 --> 52:36.628 [SPEAKER_05]: You know, normally when you got a cold, I mean, we act tough, but they'll be like, Oh, it's a little cold. 52:36.968 --> 52:38.168 [SPEAKER_05]: He jumped in was like fine. 52:38.248 --> 52:40.769 [SPEAKER_05]: I jumped in and Lily, my balls went inside. 52:40.789 --> 52:42.350 [SPEAKER_05]: I was like, Oh, this is chilly. 52:42.730 --> 52:43.431 [SPEAKER_05]: It was chilly. 52:43.671 --> 52:44.371 [SPEAKER_05]: You play it well. 52:44.391 --> 52:44.791 [SPEAKER_04]: I thank you. 52:45.091 --> 52:45.692 [SPEAKER_04]: I knew I had to. 52:45.712 --> 52:46.292 [SPEAKER_04]: That's all I had. 52:47.849 --> 53:00.581 [SPEAKER_04]: that's a good trip again and I remember being in there and living in New York, being from Montana, being in a dam in that water, fresh water, so it's your sinking, looking at the mountains, thinking, why did I leave? 53:01.582 --> 53:01.922 [SPEAKER_04]: Beautiful. 53:01.962 --> 53:05.626 [SPEAKER_04]: I mean, that's what I mean, obviously, like we said earlier, everything's wonderful. 53:06.026 --> 53:10.650 [SPEAKER_04]: Kids, wives, houses, everything, but like that spot where it's like, this is pretty simple. 53:11.271 --> 53:13.253 [SPEAKER_04]: Look at everything that God gave us is right here. 53:14.593 --> 53:22.456 [SPEAKER_04]: But yeah, what I'm going to trip, you know what I'm going to do those is, uh, uh, so just back a little bit of the Navy stuff because you mentioned selection. 53:22.476 --> 53:23.137 [SPEAKER_04]: What went on there. 53:23.157 --> 53:23.637 [SPEAKER_04]: What year was that? 53:25.458 --> 53:29.199 [SPEAKER_05]: I guess you went to out 2000. 53:29.599 --> 53:30.360 [SPEAKER_05]: I think it was 2000. 53:31.160 --> 53:33.401 [SPEAKER_05]: Um, let's see, who was in my class? 53:33.461 --> 53:33.981 [SPEAKER_04]: Monty of them. 53:34.421 --> 53:35.102 [SPEAKER_05]: Jahaski. 53:35.662 --> 53:35.902 [SPEAKER_04]: Okay. 53:36.242 --> 53:37.503 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't know how many names we can say. 53:37.983 --> 53:38.523 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, I've got to be. 53:38.543 --> 53:39.824 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, I've got to watch what I say. 53:40.544 --> 53:40.904 [SPEAKER_05]: G.L. 53:40.944 --> 53:41.945 [SPEAKER_05]: I'll use call signs. 53:44.411 --> 53:44.711 [SPEAKER_05]: George. 53:45.331 --> 53:48.433 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, E. G. G. Um, so that that crew. 53:48.613 --> 53:49.533 [SPEAKER_05]: So watching what I say. 53:49.553 --> 53:54.515 [SPEAKER_04]: Cause they were, uh, yeah, because they were right when like, I'm going to dev group. 53:54.555 --> 53:57.876 [SPEAKER_04]: I might get some PSD, which I saw those dudes in Albania in 98. 53:57.936 --> 53:58.256 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 53:58.577 --> 53:58.837 [SPEAKER_04]: That's all. 53:58.857 --> 53:59.397 [SPEAKER_04]: It's going to happen. 53:59.417 --> 54:00.978 [SPEAKER_04]: And then so you go through, I'm going to be sex. 54:00.998 --> 54:01.758 [SPEAKER_04]: You got a great budget. 54:01.778 --> 54:05.459 [SPEAKER_04]: We do a lot of trips to jump the bundles and then nine eleven. 54:05.479 --> 54:06.240 [SPEAKER_04]: It's like, all right. 54:06.300 --> 54:07.620 [SPEAKER_04]: Now we're going to go fight in Afghanistan, 54:12.976 --> 54:13.937 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, we're in CQB. 54:14.597 --> 54:16.298 [SPEAKER_05]: Well, I'll be honest with you, Harry. 54:16.638 --> 54:17.519 [SPEAKER_05]: It's a two-part thing. 54:17.539 --> 54:18.359 [SPEAKER_05]: It's tough, of course. 54:18.840 --> 54:23.923 [SPEAKER_05]: Well, I had broken my leg about a year and a half before that, and Lee Climer. 54:24.623 --> 54:26.245 [SPEAKER_04]: And now that's, you just took all the hard course. 54:26.325 --> 54:26.945 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, I love it. 54:27.045 --> 54:27.906 [SPEAKER_05]: I would stay Sanders. 54:28.006 --> 54:28.706 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, oh shit. 54:28.726 --> 54:34.910 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, so we were right, he's a, I do, new river, snapped it in, snapped just broke the tip. 54:35.991 --> 54:37.752 [SPEAKER_04]: We'll just keep it raised, I'll just break it in half. 54:37.832 --> 54:42.395 [SPEAKER_05]: And I was supposed to wait a little longer, but you know, as well as I do, your screen, 54:44.382 --> 54:45.102 [SPEAKER_04]: the running them. 54:45.223 --> 54:50.506 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, so the running and the jumping wasn't happening, but because when yeah, that was 2000, the jumping was first. 54:50.706 --> 54:50.926 [SPEAKER_05]: Yes. 54:51.066 --> 54:52.307 [SPEAKER_05]: And so we went to Penel. 54:52.687 --> 54:53.047 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 54:53.067 --> 54:54.088 [SPEAKER_04]: So you're out in Arizona. 54:55.202 --> 54:57.904 [SPEAKER_04]: The way that it worked, I went through also when jumping was first. 54:58.084 --> 55:04.209 [SPEAKER_04]: Everyone goes there and there's at least, and I'm not exaggerating, at least a seven mile run every morning. 55:04.369 --> 55:05.650 [SPEAKER_04]: At least, sometimes you double it, 14. 55:05.710 --> 55:07.191 [SPEAKER_05]: That big hill, hookers. 55:07.211 --> 55:11.915 [SPEAKER_04]: They wouldn't do shit though, they do, because green team is a gentleman's course. 55:11.995 --> 55:12.215 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes. 55:13.256 --> 55:16.939 [SPEAKER_04]: And you can quit anytime too, but you're a team guy, and so you shouldn't. 55:17.359 --> 55:24.125 [SPEAKER_04]: But it hurts when they do that, it's a seven mile run, you go, whatever, you're coming back, seven miles over, you go right in front of the house and keep going the other way. 55:24.922 --> 55:26.303 [SPEAKER_04]: And then you don't know when it's a bud strike. 55:26.343 --> 55:28.284 [SPEAKER_04]: You don't know and they got their best run around there. 55:28.304 --> 55:29.065 [SPEAKER_04]: And he's on over shifts. 55:29.085 --> 55:29.805 [SPEAKER_04]: We didn't get a fuck. 55:30.125 --> 55:30.866 [SPEAKER_04]: Like he'd probably. 55:30.886 --> 55:32.107 [SPEAKER_05]: Perry Bruce was running it then. 55:32.347 --> 55:33.728 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, we had a couple. 55:33.948 --> 55:34.508 [SPEAKER_04]: I had a couple. 55:34.968 --> 55:37.270 [SPEAKER_04]: Mog was one of the guys that was running this program. 55:37.350 --> 55:40.392 [SPEAKER_04]: And then there's a couple of days that were just serious. 55:41.439 --> 55:44.481 [SPEAKER_04]: And then there was skydiving within a lot of fun skydiving because they had a green team and structures. 55:44.681 --> 55:45.942 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, like that was awesome. 55:45.962 --> 55:46.483 [SPEAKER_04]: We were a dick. 55:47.003 --> 55:47.623 [SPEAKER_04]: Howdy was there. 55:47.663 --> 55:49.144 [SPEAKER_04]: He was, he would run the shit out of us. 55:49.265 --> 55:51.686 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, but I think what got me was is when I got injured. 55:51.746 --> 55:52.487 [SPEAKER_05]: They still liked me. 55:53.107 --> 55:57.791 [SPEAKER_05]: But they're like, hey, we're going to put you in the master dorms, clean shatters and know that until the next. 55:58.451 --> 55:58.811 [SPEAKER_05]: I didn't want. 55:59.572 --> 56:00.533 [SPEAKER_05]: I just, that wasn't for him. 56:00.553 --> 56:01.033 [SPEAKER_04]: It is a tough one. 56:01.453 --> 56:03.314 [SPEAKER_05]: Be watching everybody go on. 56:03.535 --> 56:06.297 [SPEAKER_05]: I want to watch what dad, can we say what dad can do and everything. 56:06.317 --> 56:06.517 [SPEAKER_05]: Uh-huh. 56:08.253 --> 56:09.353 [SPEAKER_04]: That's just my fucking fun. 56:09.393 --> 56:10.134 [SPEAKER_04]: It rings all the time. 56:10.514 --> 56:14.515 [SPEAKER_04]: I got to remind you guys that if I don't call, if you call me six times and I don't return your call just away from me. 56:14.675 --> 56:19.757 [SPEAKER_05]: So, so I had the option and what I didn't know was it was a test. 56:19.777 --> 56:20.917 [SPEAKER_05]: They were like, hey, you can stay here. 56:20.937 --> 56:22.478 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, dude, that is a test. 56:22.558 --> 56:22.998 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, yeah, yes. 56:23.018 --> 56:28.600 [SPEAKER_05]: So you go back to STV and I was like, I went back to STV and this is what I'll tell you. 56:28.720 --> 56:30.040 [SPEAKER_05]: I worked with the member Steve Giblin. 56:30.600 --> 56:30.781 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes. 56:31.421 --> 56:37.983 [SPEAKER_05]: So Steve Giblin was like, hey, listen, your NSDV dive soup and that's what you do. 56:39.141 --> 56:40.322 [SPEAKER_05]: Let me get you air clogged. 56:40.762 --> 56:44.566 [SPEAKER_05]: So static line free fall, Alice, everything. 56:44.866 --> 56:46.747 [SPEAKER_05]: Let me start teaching you how to do kill-ass. 56:46.807 --> 56:49.350 [SPEAKER_05]: Stay with me, I do what I do, I do what I do it. 56:50.390 --> 56:50.831 [SPEAKER_05]: Two years. 56:51.752 --> 56:53.933 [SPEAKER_05]: Do another platoon for me, is it okay? 56:54.334 --> 57:00.599 [SPEAKER_05]: Be my SDV, now you're my free fall jump master, go to Spain, come back, I'll work with you for another eight months, and I'll get you over it. 57:01.380 --> 57:03.141 [SPEAKER_05]: So I'll go back over and I scream. 57:04.442 --> 57:06.164 [SPEAKER_05]: I'm not gonna say who was sitting on my board. 57:07.327 --> 57:09.208 [SPEAKER_05]: But I'm sitting around the board, you know how that is. 57:10.429 --> 57:13.912 [SPEAKER_05]: And they were like, what has changed? 57:13.932 --> 57:20.416 [SPEAKER_05]: And I'm like, Master Chief, I did this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, yeah, see that. 57:20.836 --> 57:21.817 [SPEAKER_05]: But you also left us. 57:23.478 --> 57:25.620 [SPEAKER_04]: So then after that, that's a tough one. 57:25.740 --> 57:27.001 [SPEAKER_04]: But see that is what, 57:29.189 --> 57:39.561 [SPEAKER_04]: that is the kind of test we give guys and then and I because I think I remember putting I want I'm not even junior I would say junior officer at the office or levels of all fours 57:40.494 --> 57:42.835 [SPEAKER_04]: in tactical situations. 57:42.875 --> 57:45.656 [SPEAKER_04]: And so it would be a couple of officers out of green team and I was a team leader. 57:46.176 --> 57:48.637 [SPEAKER_04]: Put them through shit that they're not going to pay. 57:48.657 --> 57:49.557 [SPEAKER_04]: They're going to fail. 57:49.577 --> 57:50.517 [SPEAKER_04]: You just are. 57:50.537 --> 57:55.359 [SPEAKER_04]: There's a big block missing between mission planning and index. 57:55.439 --> 57:56.959 [SPEAKER_04]: There's something missing that you're going to fail. 57:57.619 --> 57:58.159 [SPEAKER_04]: And they fail. 57:58.259 --> 57:59.340 [SPEAKER_04]: And I want to see how you handle it. 57:59.420 --> 58:00.140 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 58:00.420 --> 58:01.881 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't give a fuck that you know how to clear the house. 58:01.921 --> 58:02.981 [SPEAKER_04]: How did you handle that? 58:03.641 --> 58:04.301 [SPEAKER_04]: And that was one of them. 58:04.361 --> 58:05.242 [SPEAKER_04]: You can't say hit the master. 58:05.262 --> 58:06.042 [SPEAKER_04]: No, I got to go do shit. 58:06.062 --> 58:06.622 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, that's a test. 58:10.123 --> 58:22.755 [SPEAKER_05]: You know, career counselor was down on a watch right, you know, yeah, every, you know, so I am literally sitting in front of peers, people that I I love and the guy that was yelling at me was a friend of mine. 58:23.655 --> 58:28.620 [SPEAKER_05]: And literally for about 10 minutes, I was pretty much told the layman's church, you are a fucking piece of shit. 58:28.640 --> 58:35.826 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, I can't believe you even showed up here because you got anything for me and I said I apologize for the waste of your time putting this uniform on the one left. 58:36.925 --> 58:37.546 [SPEAKER_05]: That's a motherfucker. 58:37.566 --> 58:38.307 [SPEAKER_05]: Got out of the military. 58:38.327 --> 58:39.428 [SPEAKER_05]: I mean, and you know what's funny? 58:40.349 --> 58:43.853 [SPEAKER_05]: I don't think I've ever told anybody that story on any podcast with me. 58:43.913 --> 58:45.154 [SPEAKER_05]: I'm not ashamed about it, listen. 58:46.796 --> 58:49.239 [SPEAKER_05]: I hate it, but no, it's my own fucking fault. 58:49.359 --> 58:50.020 [SPEAKER_05]: It's my own fault. 58:51.691 --> 59:00.137 [SPEAKER_05]: I don't think I, and to be honest, you know, talking to the senior chief, the petty officer, I, mentally, I was with the wrong person at the time and I wasn't where I wanted to be. 59:00.257 --> 59:06.222 [SPEAKER_05]: Now if I had, we had Trish there, she would have been saying fucking state, you know, she's she's my biggest supporter. 59:06.262 --> 59:07.743 [SPEAKER_05]: So yeah, but. 59:08.683 --> 59:10.424 [SPEAKER_05]: Um, that's probably my biggest regret. 59:10.824 --> 59:12.765 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, I love what I've done with my life. 59:12.886 --> 59:13.466 [SPEAKER_05]: I love who I am. 59:13.566 --> 59:17.008 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, yeah, I mean, what was so what after the maybe get out and then you went to the agency. 59:17.228 --> 59:17.688 [SPEAKER_04]: I went out. 59:17.828 --> 59:18.909 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, I went over the job. 59:19.269 --> 59:20.390 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't know how much to say about that. 59:20.430 --> 59:21.210 [SPEAKER_04]: But what did I did. 59:21.370 --> 59:24.292 [SPEAKER_05]: I did GRS for a long time. 59:25.052 --> 59:25.813 [SPEAKER_04]: It's good gig over there. 59:26.053 --> 59:26.813 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, it's all it is. 59:27.374 --> 59:28.574 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, I did. 59:28.854 --> 59:32.677 [SPEAKER_05]: I went over there from 04 to I mean, literally I stayed there in and off to 2000. 59:33.617 --> 59:35.280 [SPEAKER_05]: 18, 17 years. 59:35.721 --> 59:38.025 [SPEAKER_05]: But I was a glock instructor at Camp Perry. 59:38.346 --> 59:43.795 [SPEAKER_05]: And then I did some of the spagial geolote, you know, that the geolote skating stuff, which was, I don't talk about that much. 59:44.396 --> 59:46.741 [SPEAKER_05]: Um, and what I did there, but yeah, you know, I mean, 59:48.270 --> 59:54.253 [SPEAKER_05]: Like I said, everything that I've accomplished and everything that I fucked up has led me to this point. 59:54.334 --> 59:54.974 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, right here. 59:55.054 --> 59:58.196 [SPEAKER_04]: And the fuck up, man, that that's the learning curve big time. 59:58.316 --> 59:59.457 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 59:59.597 --> 01:00:04.379 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, because I didn't pass shit and say, well, I got a nail that, but it's like a screw like playing chess man, you'll lose it. 01:00:04.459 --> 01:00:06.120 [SPEAKER_04]: It's like, oh, I learned so much there. 01:00:06.341 --> 01:00:10.363 [SPEAKER_04]: Uh, winning good trips with the with those guys, where were you teaching? 01:00:11.343 --> 01:00:11.964 [SPEAKER_04]: With where? 01:00:12.404 --> 01:00:14.045 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, uh, agency. 01:00:14.624 --> 01:00:15.285 [SPEAKER_05]: We went everywhere. 01:00:15.325 --> 01:00:18.410 [SPEAKER_05]: I mean, I've been every every I did a lot of the dirt. 01:00:18.471 --> 01:00:19.412 [SPEAKER_05]: I didn't do a lot of Gucci. 01:00:19.592 --> 01:00:20.875 [SPEAKER_05]: I mean, I went to Beirut. 01:00:20.935 --> 01:00:22.277 [SPEAKER_05]: I did a lot of work in Beirut. 01:00:22.297 --> 01:00:22.577 [SPEAKER_05]: I like it. 01:00:23.599 --> 01:00:24.521 [SPEAKER_05]: I liked it, but 01:00:25.797 --> 01:00:35.239 [SPEAKER_05]: You could definitely get in trouble there, you know, just because a lot of the meetings are out of bars and you're sitting around not drinking like, you know, you had a. 01:00:36.159 --> 01:00:36.739 [SPEAKER_04]: Now, be rude though. 01:00:36.759 --> 01:00:38.019 [SPEAKER_04]: There's a lot of Muslims that don't drink. 01:00:38.340 --> 01:00:44.041 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, but with the bars, we were going to, they weren't that's also a, that's also a lot of fixing games and tests. 01:00:44.201 --> 01:00:45.921 [SPEAKER_05]: There's, yeah, and then you're being watched. 01:00:45.941 --> 01:00:46.401 [SPEAKER_05]: I enjoyed it. 01:00:46.621 --> 01:00:47.081 [SPEAKER_05]: I enjoyed it. 01:00:47.101 --> 01:00:47.981 [SPEAKER_05]: I enjoyed dirt though. 01:00:48.061 --> 01:00:49.302 [SPEAKER_05]: I enjoyed the Iraq. 01:00:49.342 --> 01:00:55.023 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, yeah, yeah, because all I wouldn't do is lift weights, you know, just like that, but. 01:00:56.470 --> 01:01:03.151 [SPEAKER_05]: I had worked in Syria for a little bit, quick trip in Yemen, which part of Yemen's enough? 01:01:03.251 --> 01:01:03.431 [SPEAKER_05]: Yes. 01:01:03.692 --> 01:01:04.692 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 01:01:04.952 --> 01:01:05.792 [SPEAKER_04]: That can get hairy. 01:01:05.892 --> 01:01:06.812 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes. 01:01:07.472 --> 01:01:24.316 [SPEAKER_04]: That's some shit, too, where when you get into an environment that's not a battlefield and you're just in a place where someone might roll up on it, I will tell you the most interesting place I think I went to culturally when I was watching things the country 01:01:25.594 --> 01:01:25.834 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 01:01:25.994 --> 01:01:26.394 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, yeah. 01:01:26.474 --> 01:01:34.038 [SPEAKER_05]: We'd be driving down the road and they'd be shooting at each other and there were certain parts and aspects of towns to stay out of. 01:01:35.319 --> 01:01:36.780 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, Libya is interesting to it. 01:01:36.820 --> 01:01:37.840 [SPEAKER_04]: It's coming up. 01:01:37.960 --> 01:01:39.461 [SPEAKER_04]: It's that they were on to something. 01:01:39.621 --> 01:01:47.525 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, Libya was on to some new currencies and then we decided to bomb them, which is really interesting when you if you I've been studying a lot about 01:01:52.358 --> 01:01:57.159 [SPEAKER_04]: That's, I mean, we can't start that conversation now, but you start running and messing with people's currency and the superpowers level shit. 01:01:57.299 --> 01:02:02.161 [SPEAKER_05]: United Nations decided they were going to drive where they weren't supposed to drive with their giant convoy. 01:02:02.641 --> 01:02:02.801 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 01:02:03.221 --> 01:02:03.961 [SPEAKER_05]: They had a female. 01:02:04.621 --> 01:02:06.702 [SPEAKER_05]: They shot up the, they shot the convoy and took her. 01:02:06.722 --> 01:02:07.502 [SPEAKER_05]: They didn't do anything with her. 01:02:07.522 --> 01:02:08.522 [SPEAKER_05]: They said, this is who we are. 01:02:08.542 --> 01:02:09.243 [SPEAKER_05]: And this is what we do. 01:02:09.703 --> 01:02:10.523 [SPEAKER_05]: We had to go get it back. 01:02:11.083 --> 01:02:16.324 [SPEAKER_05]: We had to go talk and he was, you know, we had to talk to the man and he was like, you know the rules. 01:02:16.344 --> 01:02:17.244 [SPEAKER_05]: They're like, we're not with us. 01:02:17.904 --> 01:02:19.665 [SPEAKER_05]: But you avoid, you know the rules. 01:02:19.805 --> 01:02:20.765 [SPEAKER_05]: You know the rules. 01:02:20.865 --> 01:02:21.545 [SPEAKER_05]: And you know what? 01:02:21.965 --> 01:02:28.086 [SPEAKER_05]: It was, you, listen, I know where the big boys, but in certain, certain countries, you got it. 01:02:28.106 --> 01:02:28.426 [SPEAKER_05]: You got it. 01:02:28.466 --> 01:02:29.806 [SPEAKER_04]: Boy, you got a respect option. 01:02:30.186 --> 01:02:31.707 [SPEAKER_05]: And it wasn't a big area. 01:02:32.587 --> 01:02:35.907 [SPEAKER_05]: But they just thought they were pompous asses and we're like, don't do it. 01:02:35.967 --> 01:02:37.568 [SPEAKER_05]: We, oh, no, mate. 01:02:41.389 --> 01:02:43.822 [SPEAKER_05]: 2,000, let me think when I was there. 01:02:46.463 --> 01:02:49.824 [SPEAKER_05]: 15, 14, it's all over the news. 01:02:49.944 --> 01:02:55.485 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, I mean, it was just took it like like it was a piece of candy. 01:02:55.705 --> 01:02:58.806 [SPEAKER_04]: Just because you're not at war with some of it doesn't mean they're not at war with you. 01:02:59.386 --> 01:03:03.727 [SPEAKER_04]: We had a, there was a, when I was running the, oh, Meg is the, the outstations, right? 01:03:03.967 --> 01:03:07.288 [SPEAKER_04]: So I was running those, a 10, 11. 01:03:07.328 --> 01:03:09.509 [SPEAKER_04]: So right for the UBL rate, I'm over J bad, okay? 01:03:09.869 --> 01:03:13.109 [SPEAKER_04]: And they had an agency, a blonde hair, blue eye agency, 01:03:16.561 --> 01:03:19.843 [SPEAKER_04]: The ground, not ground branch guys, but the security guys here are us guys. 01:03:20.603 --> 01:03:26.847 [SPEAKER_04]: And I love you, but they're rolling out in a farmer's suburban black ones and they're going to the same safe house to meet with the same source. 01:03:27.287 --> 01:03:33.570 [SPEAKER_04]: And so we got work from our source because we work with the agency but then they have their super secret meetings and I'm not smart enough to go into because I don't understand the world like the agency does. 01:03:34.211 --> 01:03:35.411 [SPEAKER_04]: And you go in and say, hey, here's the deal. 01:03:35.451 --> 01:03:36.712 [SPEAKER_04]: One of our sources that we don't pay. 01:03:36.992 --> 01:03:38.413 [SPEAKER_04]: We don't pay what you pay your sources. 01:03:38.453 --> 01:03:39.494 [SPEAKER_04]: So ours are actually the GIT. 01:03:40.634 --> 01:03:49.220 [SPEAKER_04]: They know where your house is, they name the convoy and the vehicles and they're going after the blonde girl with the blue eyes and they're going to hit her first. 01:03:49.420 --> 01:03:52.902 [SPEAKER_04]: They're going to have the suicide bombers for the immediate reaction and tertiary attacks. 01:03:53.402 --> 01:03:56.764 [SPEAKER_04]: So we're just telling you, suburban's blonde girl, J.B. at this house. 01:03:56.944 --> 01:03:59.606 [SPEAKER_04]: And the chief evasion response was, oh, that's not us. 01:03:59.626 --> 01:04:00.787 [SPEAKER_04]: Our tradecraft is too strong. 01:04:01.347 --> 01:04:04.549 [SPEAKER_04]: It's like, yeah, but I literally described you exactly what the fuck is going to happen. 01:04:05.009 --> 01:04:05.649 [SPEAKER_04]: they wouldn't believe us. 01:04:06.410 --> 01:04:07.990 [SPEAKER_04]: And that's a whole thing with, well, we're just C.A. 01:04:08.050 --> 01:04:12.772 [SPEAKER_04]: and we're way too fucking important and tell them, you tell your bacon guy cake and he blows up the whole fucking conversation. 01:04:13.913 --> 01:04:18.514 [SPEAKER_05]: I mean, that happened over in Syria with Scotty Words, a love Scotty, but they were doing the restaurant. 01:04:18.534 --> 01:04:20.255 [SPEAKER_05]: I mean, great, great friend of mine. 01:04:20.275 --> 01:04:23.837 [SPEAKER_05]: That was just wrong place, a wrong time went to the wrong restaurant. 01:04:24.297 --> 01:04:25.197 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, wrong place right time. 01:04:25.237 --> 01:04:25.557 [SPEAKER_04]: Right, right. 01:04:25.577 --> 01:04:25.857 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 01:04:26.418 --> 01:04:26.638 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 01:04:26.658 --> 01:04:26.818 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 01:04:26.918 --> 01:04:28.438 [SPEAKER_04]: It's, uh, they're looking for you. 01:04:28.739 --> 01:04:30.039 [SPEAKER_05]: But yeah, it's crazy. 01:04:30.119 --> 01:04:32.320 [SPEAKER_05]: It's, you know, you got to have your head, we talked about it. 01:04:32.340 --> 01:04:32.720 [SPEAKER_05]: We just did 01:04:36.297 --> 01:04:36.637 [SPEAKER_05]: that together. 01:04:36.657 --> 01:04:37.618 [SPEAKER_04]: The event night of those great. 01:04:37.658 --> 01:04:38.858 [SPEAKER_04]: That was for the operas collective. 01:04:39.278 --> 01:04:39.559 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 01:04:39.719 --> 01:04:41.459 [SPEAKER_04]: That was our first one on stage. 01:04:41.479 --> 01:04:41.539 [SPEAKER_04]: No. 01:04:41.559 --> 01:04:43.340 [SPEAKER_04]: We've been on stage together, but not like that. 01:04:43.920 --> 01:04:48.342 [SPEAKER_05]: You know what's funny is have never heard you go on stage and then chant my name after I was pretty awesome. 01:04:48.442 --> 01:04:49.723 [SPEAKER_04]: I I fucked it completely up. 01:04:50.083 --> 01:04:51.944 [SPEAKER_04]: But you'd see what I loved about that. 01:04:52.064 --> 01:04:53.384 [SPEAKER_04]: because you're a phenomenal speaker. 01:04:53.484 --> 01:04:54.385 [SPEAKER_04]: Thank you. 01:04:54.525 --> 01:04:57.446 [SPEAKER_04]: Like you say shit that like the whole name and claim it can damn it. 01:04:57.566 --> 01:04:58.046 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm screwed it up. 01:04:58.066 --> 01:04:58.466 [SPEAKER_04]: Look at that. 01:04:58.486 --> 01:05:01.267 [SPEAKER_04]: But you said that shit on a passing to help me out. 01:05:01.767 --> 01:05:05.468 [SPEAKER_04]: And then you got up there to introduce me at your whole fucking thing fail. 01:05:05.488 --> 01:05:06.148 [SPEAKER_04]: That's brilliant. 01:05:06.608 --> 01:05:06.948 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 01:05:06.988 --> 01:05:08.769 [SPEAKER_04]: Because you no longer have anything. 01:05:08.809 --> 01:05:10.929 [SPEAKER_04]: No confidence monitor notes, nothing. 01:05:11.029 --> 01:05:12.770 [SPEAKER_04]: You got to do 20 minutes ad lib. 01:05:12.810 --> 01:05:15.811 [SPEAKER_04]: And I did not study because I didn't know I didn't even know your ad lib. 01:05:15.891 --> 01:05:16.871 [SPEAKER_04]: I just, it sounded great. 01:05:17.051 --> 01:05:17.591 [SPEAKER_04]: It sounded great. 01:05:17.631 --> 01:05:20.452 [SPEAKER_04]: And then I think when you hugged on stage like, I don't know. 01:05:21.098 --> 01:05:21.458 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't fucking. 01:05:21.478 --> 01:05:23.840 [SPEAKER_05]: That was the longest event I've ever done. 01:05:24.080 --> 01:05:31.886 [SPEAKER_04]: We show, and now you took it like a champ because when I was on stage because I talked to so many people, I had no idea, had I just told this point or not? 01:05:31.906 --> 01:05:35.229 [SPEAKER_04]: Because I told it, we're there for solid, solid eight hours. 01:05:35.489 --> 01:05:38.111 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, we showed up at 230, we didn't leave till 10. 01:05:38.131 --> 01:05:41.493 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, I don't math so good, but that's a long time. 01:05:41.613 --> 01:05:47.558 [SPEAKER_05]: Well, when you're trying to be on and you're kind, I mean, I got a little you, I don't know how you deal with it, just people like you. 01:05:48.217 --> 01:05:57.484 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, because it's awesome because it's uh, what I'll say is uh, yeah, I'd rather be studying this and talking to you, but also he's not telling me to go F myself, like some of the comments, so that's cool. 01:05:58.204 --> 01:06:07.050 [SPEAKER_04]: When you get among people, and it's face to face not online and just honest people, even disagreements are so much more cordial in person. 01:06:07.150 --> 01:06:07.551 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, great. 01:06:07.871 --> 01:06:10.453 [SPEAKER_04]: And it says, I mean, seeing people that like just want to picture, it's awesome. 01:06:10.853 --> 01:06:12.134 [SPEAKER_04]: I love talking to people. 01:06:12.194 --> 01:06:13.835 [SPEAKER_04]: It's, it's, and that was a great, it put being 01:06:18.239 --> 01:06:21.040 [SPEAKER_04]: Um, where you're from Montana, all the Midwest. 01:06:21.140 --> 01:06:23.001 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, no, that's, could people, the flyover states? 01:06:23.201 --> 01:06:23.381 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 01:06:23.541 --> 01:06:24.762 [SPEAKER_04]: I said the Northwest, which it is. 01:06:25.122 --> 01:06:25.322 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 01:06:25.342 --> 01:06:26.842 [SPEAKER_04]: So no one got my joke because I'm an idiot. 01:06:27.363 --> 01:06:33.005 [SPEAKER_05]: And man, I'll tell you, I'm looking forward to it because, you know, we got, we got four individuals coming to the apex. 01:06:33.625 --> 01:06:35.326 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, well, let's talk about it. 01:06:35.526 --> 01:06:35.866 [SPEAKER_04]: So we, 01:06:37.380 --> 01:06:40.725 [SPEAKER_04]: Operators collective tell us what tells what you think of it. 01:06:40.805 --> 01:06:51.560 [SPEAKER_05]: What we're doing so because you just yeah, so you greatest collective is just, you know, we Rob started this group of this amazing human being seals and we've got any else 01:06:53.563 --> 01:06:54.083 [SPEAKER_05]: I don't care. 01:06:54.123 --> 01:06:54.844 [SPEAKER_04]: I want to say 12. 01:06:55.084 --> 01:07:03.009 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, but just because again, wherever you are be that the people we've met, I met Danielle years ago, and she happened to be a pro surfer and played softball. 01:07:03.029 --> 01:07:04.850 [SPEAKER_04]: You see, Elancia's a black belt and she just went to both her sons. 01:07:04.870 --> 01:07:06.611 [SPEAKER_04]: She got drafted and it will be cool person. 01:07:06.851 --> 01:07:11.214 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, got team guys, got entrepreneurs, dudes that were, um, Scotty Oats is here. 01:07:11.234 --> 01:07:11.834 [SPEAKER_04]: Scotts right here. 01:07:11.954 --> 01:07:12.674 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 01:07:12.714 --> 01:07:12.935 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 01:07:13.075 --> 01:07:13.395 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 01:07:13.455 --> 01:07:13.795 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 01:07:13.815 --> 01:07:15.036 [SPEAKER_04]: For the, for the, for the, Michigan. 01:07:16.017 --> 01:07:20.418 [SPEAKER_04]: So basically, my house is full of dudes that can kick my ass and one woman who, no, two women who kick my ass. 01:07:20.578 --> 01:07:22.679 [SPEAKER_05]: But, but back to the opera, yeah, it's true. 01:07:22.839 --> 01:07:25.040 [SPEAKER_05]: Because we all can, uh, everyone can. 01:07:25.080 --> 01:07:28.521 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, just, just, just, just, she doesn't know karate, she knows crazy. 01:07:28.741 --> 01:07:30.401 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, I would not mess with it. 01:07:30.461 --> 01:07:30.881 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, Jay. 01:07:32.902 --> 01:07:39.383 [SPEAKER_05]: But the Operator's Collective is a unique group of individuals that have specific skill sets with overlapping fields of fire, right? 01:07:39.403 --> 01:07:39.924 [SPEAKER_05]: A lot of the characters. 01:07:39.944 --> 01:07:40.544 [SPEAKER_05]: Precisely. 01:07:40.564 --> 01:07:41.524 [SPEAKER_05]: That's exactly. 01:07:41.544 --> 01:07:42.984 [SPEAKER_05]: And what we do is we feed off each other. 01:07:43.064 --> 01:07:47.005 [SPEAKER_05]: Each one of us, you know, it's Ari is kind of a handler manager. 01:07:47.645 --> 01:07:51.226 [SPEAKER_05]: We, we're, you know, getting... Well, Ari manages the books too, because he's... 01:07:51.246 --> 01:07:51.646 [SPEAKER_05]: The book. 01:07:51.666 --> 01:07:51.886 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 01:07:51.946 --> 01:07:52.946 [SPEAKER_05]: So, like... That's a joke. 01:07:52.986 --> 01:07:58.288 [SPEAKER_05]: The first one that we had was, hey, Ray, can you come speak at her event? 01:07:58.308 --> 01:08:00.068 [SPEAKER_05]: And I'm like, and I spoke at it last year. 01:08:01.830 --> 01:08:05.118 [SPEAKER_05]: And I said, where you guys think and they're like, well, we had you as a keynote. 01:08:05.158 --> 01:08:07.725 [SPEAKER_05]: So we're looking for another keynote, but we'd love to have you open. 01:08:07.765 --> 01:08:08.146 [SPEAKER_05]: I said, why? 01:08:09.272 --> 01:08:10.473 [SPEAKER_05]: And again, I spoke to you soon. 01:08:10.493 --> 01:08:12.074 [SPEAKER_05]: I said, I can get Rob O'Neill, they're like, what? 01:08:12.174 --> 01:08:13.335 [SPEAKER_02]: I said, I think I can get Rob O'Neill. 01:08:13.775 --> 01:08:16.897 [SPEAKER_05]: So obviously, we set that up and it worked. 01:08:16.937 --> 01:08:17.777 [SPEAKER_05]: And then from there. 01:08:18.258 --> 01:08:21.079 [SPEAKER_04]: But I mean, the way we adjusted, because you said overlapping fields of fire. 01:08:21.119 --> 01:08:23.081 [SPEAKER_04]: Now, Will Chesney, cheese. 01:08:23.501 --> 01:08:24.382 [SPEAKER_04]: Love that bass. 01:08:24.442 --> 01:08:27.403 [SPEAKER_04]: He's part of our press collective in Laundrae, Cat and Phil, Trace, Yelting, six. 01:08:27.964 --> 01:08:32.186 [SPEAKER_04]: We booked him a speech, us in California at the Nixon Museum. 01:08:32.387 --> 01:08:32.607 [SPEAKER_05]: Yes. 01:08:33.247 --> 01:08:39.672 [SPEAKER_04]: She's decides that the exact same day he's going to have a third child so Natalie his wife came birth to a ten pound baby which is incredible. 01:08:40.112 --> 01:08:41.533 [SPEAKER_04]: She's can't speak tell us what happened. 01:08:42.073 --> 01:08:45.576 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah so I got the night that we're doing our event. 01:08:47.497 --> 01:08:54.142 [SPEAKER_05]: You and Ari say hey you want to go to you want to go to California and I want to say fuck fuck New York and just go to California real quick. 01:08:54.182 --> 01:08:58.965 [SPEAKER_05]: So you know you step up you know and I said yeah I mean of course obviously it's a paid event but 01:08:59.891 --> 01:09:12.294 [SPEAKER_05]: I know Will would do it for me and I was there and I'm not going to lie you know it was a great event I had to I got a taste of what it's like to be Rob O'Neill for day of the pictures It's exhausting. 01:09:12.474 --> 01:09:12.994 [SPEAKER_04]: It's awesome. 01:09:13.034 --> 01:09:15.755 [SPEAKER_05]: And then oh big daddy took care of me. 01:09:16.095 --> 01:09:17.835 [SPEAKER_05]: I you know I flew the red eye home. 01:09:17.875 --> 01:09:23.657 [SPEAKER_05]: So I showed up but I showed up the evening before and it was 01:09:29.741 --> 01:09:29.907 [UNKNOWN]: You 01:09:30.270 --> 01:09:40.252 [SPEAKER_05]: And then, you know, Rob called me and said, hey, I got to take care of because I had to take the red eye to get here, haven't, you know, and I've never flown that what was it flag�led flagship. 01:09:40.412 --> 01:09:41.013 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm sure. 01:09:41.033 --> 01:09:45.774 [SPEAKER_05]: So, Lily, I get into this giant fucking, they do a good job. 01:09:46.314 --> 01:09:53.295 [SPEAKER_04]: I got to give American Airlines a shout out to their, they're not a sponsor, but they should be, but they're no, they're funny, because I've got a lot of miles on them. 01:10:00.478 --> 01:10:09.016 [SPEAKER_04]: American, like when I need them, they just completely show up and they've done it before and then I'm like their bitchy little kid So I flew all night that way still here later JFK and here I am 01:10:10.393 --> 01:10:10.993 [SPEAKER_05]: same in the world. 01:10:11.013 --> 01:10:11.574 [SPEAKER_05]: That's what we do. 01:10:11.654 --> 01:10:12.494 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, we're enjoying it. 01:10:13.314 --> 01:10:19.537 [SPEAKER_04]: It's going to be a lot of fun, because just what I'm excited about was the Adlib part of Shoot Move Communicate. 01:10:19.578 --> 01:10:20.278 [SPEAKER_04]: Get on stage. 01:10:20.438 --> 01:10:21.198 [SPEAKER_04]: You didn't have shit. 01:10:21.518 --> 01:10:22.739 [SPEAKER_04]: I was able to read off you. 01:10:23.399 --> 01:10:27.081 [SPEAKER_04]: Even if we get on stage, you bring up a point out back at up. 01:10:27.221 --> 01:10:32.504 [SPEAKER_04]: I think because of the repetition, because when you're done saying what you're saying stops saying it, this makes sense. 01:10:32.584 --> 01:10:33.444 [SPEAKER_04]: I can add to that. 01:10:33.744 --> 01:10:34.865 [SPEAKER_04]: That's what the operator's collective is. 01:10:34.885 --> 01:10:36.386 [SPEAKER_04]: I think I think any of us can get up and 01:10:37.126 --> 01:10:38.507 [SPEAKER_04]: And it's not like, well, let me take over. 01:10:38.527 --> 01:10:39.667 [SPEAKER_04]: So I could give, let me add feed off. 01:10:39.707 --> 01:10:42.429 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes, there's six feeding, but like we literally proved. 01:10:42.489 --> 01:10:43.949 [SPEAKER_04]: Okay, your on stage, no notes, I get up. 01:10:44.009 --> 01:10:45.190 [SPEAKER_04]: Don't, I talk for an hour. 01:10:45.250 --> 01:10:46.951 [SPEAKER_04]: Cheese, just got to have a kid, you got to fly here. 01:10:46.971 --> 01:10:49.012 [SPEAKER_04]: We're going to meet New York, let's get the crew together. 01:10:50.393 --> 01:10:53.896 [SPEAKER_05]: Let's talk about this and what I love about is nobody like nobody has egos. 01:10:53.936 --> 01:10:57.458 [SPEAKER_05]: I mean, we know you are just we're just there doing our thing. 01:10:57.478 --> 01:10:58.900 [SPEAKER_05]: You know, so it was great. 01:10:59.680 --> 01:11:01.702 [SPEAKER_05]: Now we're getting ready for we have our poker night. 01:11:01.822 --> 01:11:02.022 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 01:11:02.202 --> 01:11:04.564 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, we're we're bringing we're doing. 01:11:04.864 --> 01:11:08.647 [SPEAKER_04]: You know what the events that we're getting cooked is the apex protocol. 01:11:08.747 --> 01:11:12.548 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, that's, so because the internet's are fun, the apex protocol, can you, yeah. 01:11:12.608 --> 01:11:19.071 [SPEAKER_05]: So apex protocol is taking place November 20 through 23rd in Cincinnati, Los Vegas. 01:11:19.571 --> 01:11:22.152 [SPEAKER_05]: It is four days, four days. 01:11:22.292 --> 01:11:28.134 [SPEAKER_05]: It's going to be two days of intensive training, killhouse static dynamic movement. 01:11:28.494 --> 01:11:31.935 [SPEAKER_05]: I'm sure we're going to be focusing on a lot of just amazing things there. 01:11:32.595 --> 01:11:33.855 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, we're going to be doing the fighting course, too. 01:11:33.875 --> 01:11:34.095 [SPEAKER_04]: Scott. 01:11:34.115 --> 01:11:35.236 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, that's what I'm doing on Mitch. 01:11:35.316 --> 01:11:40.037 [SPEAKER_05]: So then we've got combattives, we're going to be sure you're getting your purple belt soon. 01:11:40.197 --> 01:11:40.918 [SPEAKER_05]: No, I got a tie. 01:11:40.938 --> 01:11:41.518 [SPEAKER_05]: I got a wow. 01:11:41.598 --> 01:11:42.658 [SPEAKER_05]: I don't mean to do that soon. 01:11:42.698 --> 01:11:43.758 [SPEAKER_05]: Don't do that. 01:11:43.778 --> 01:11:44.819 [SPEAKER_04]: Don't do that. 01:11:44.939 --> 01:11:46.179 [SPEAKER_05]: Two strike blue belt. 01:11:46.239 --> 01:11:47.179 [SPEAKER_05]: Don't get an IS kick. 01:11:47.560 --> 01:11:47.840 [SPEAKER_05]: But. 01:11:49.243 --> 01:11:57.349 [SPEAKER_05]: Scott Daniel and Mitch, what they really bring is three different aspects from straight jiu-jitsu on the ground. 01:11:57.889 --> 01:12:01.832 [SPEAKER_05]: What I love about having Daniel is from a woman's perspective, right? 01:12:01.892 --> 01:12:03.133 [SPEAKER_05]: Like, we were talking about that. 01:12:03.553 --> 01:12:06.155 [SPEAKER_05]: A woman, they're going to try to knock her down and I'm not being rude. 01:12:06.175 --> 01:12:07.055 [SPEAKER_05]: They want to get between her legs. 01:12:07.636 --> 01:12:09.517 [SPEAKER_05]: Like, even not even to do that as a fighter. 01:12:09.637 --> 01:12:09.797 [SPEAKER_05]: Yes. 01:12:09.937 --> 01:12:11.639 [SPEAKER_05]: So she has tactics for the women. 01:12:12.459 --> 01:12:20.204 [SPEAKER_05]: And then we have real world situations of how like Scott has a system get up, right, get up. 01:12:20.705 --> 01:12:26.048 [SPEAKER_05]: And then Mitch, you know, obviously we have a bunch of black belts that are going to be working that after we do that. 01:12:26.128 --> 01:12:30.731 [SPEAKER_05]: We have, we have, um, we're having some private dinners, which are amazing. 01:12:30.831 --> 01:12:32.292 [SPEAKER_05]: We're going to be stated amazing hotels. 01:12:32.312 --> 01:12:33.553 [SPEAKER_05]: I'm not going to say that on the air right now. 01:12:33.573 --> 01:12:39.657 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, the, and the dinners are great because it's unscripted, but you're going to be with a lot of operators, a lot of successful entrepreneurs and nothing is off. 01:12:40.938 --> 01:12:49.047 [SPEAKER_05]: Then we have this thing that if anybody's ever heard of it called F1 and we have literally I shit you not have the best seats in Vegas or this event. 01:12:49.107 --> 01:12:55.674 [SPEAKER_05]: I don't know how he and Ari got it, but it's amazing And then we're gonna finish up with golf and this is what I'll tell you 01:12:56.355 --> 01:13:00.736 [SPEAKER_05]: with this guy and the people that we know got only knows he was going to show up for golf. 01:13:00.776 --> 01:13:04.177 [SPEAKER_05]: Last time we played golf, John Deli had a golf ball from my face out of your mouth. 01:13:04.317 --> 01:13:04.877 [SPEAKER_04]: Out of my mouth. 01:13:05.237 --> 01:13:06.018 [SPEAKER_04]: The oh, yeah. 01:13:06.758 --> 01:13:10.099 [SPEAKER_04]: After a there was some Tito's involved and I don't think you knew about that. 01:13:10.819 --> 01:13:12.500 [SPEAKER_04]: He hit that ball at least 300 yards on your mouth. 01:13:12.540 --> 01:13:15.780 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, it was but we don't know who's going to show up. 01:13:16.241 --> 01:13:16.541 [SPEAKER_04]: We don't. 01:13:16.821 --> 01:13:18.181 [SPEAKER_04]: I mean, and that's what's so great about it. 01:13:18.641 --> 01:13:20.842 [SPEAKER_04]: And what's going to be cool to us with with the ground fighting. 01:13:21.921 --> 01:13:30.023 [SPEAKER_04]: So you're going to get three hours of ground fighting or, you know, uh, uh, get up, whatever they come up with. 01:13:30.043 --> 01:13:30.223 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 01:13:30.343 --> 01:13:31.143 [SPEAKER_04]: And I'm going to be teaching. 01:13:31.203 --> 01:13:33.544 [SPEAKER_04]: World class world class world class. 01:13:33.624 --> 01:13:40.146 [SPEAKER_04]: And then the best, the best basic CQB, which if it's basic is the best CQB. 01:13:40.286 --> 01:13:41.206 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes, not complicated. 01:13:41.226 --> 01:13:43.166 [SPEAKER_04]: I'll teach you how to move and communicate. 01:13:43.446 --> 01:13:49.728 [SPEAKER_04]: We'll be shooting, probably we'll be shooting live on the range, but paintball inside, but with the communication, with the movement, with the flow of movement. 01:13:50.328 --> 01:13:55.053 [SPEAKER_04]: and the range will get an FTX style thing and then at some point you will take a mile shot. 01:13:55.153 --> 01:13:56.335 [SPEAKER_05]: That's what I was waiting for to say. 01:13:56.355 --> 01:13:56.535 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 01:13:56.915 --> 01:13:58.197 [SPEAKER_05]: So that's on you. 01:13:58.217 --> 01:14:00.519 [SPEAKER_04]: We're in a T. I'm a sniper left sniper's out there. 01:14:00.539 --> 01:14:03.102 [SPEAKER_04]: We will T. And the instructors out there with us will be snipers. 01:14:03.523 --> 01:14:08.208 [SPEAKER_04]: We will teach you everything you need the hardest part of spotting all you have to do is pull the trigger you hit from a mile. 01:14:09.450 --> 01:14:11.051 [SPEAKER_05]: Nothing else, there's nothing else. 01:14:11.071 --> 01:14:15.334 [SPEAKER_04]: This course of instruction, if I wasn't running it, I would definitely go to us. 01:14:15.554 --> 01:14:17.275 [SPEAKER_05]: And there's only 12 spots. 01:14:17.475 --> 01:14:18.996 [SPEAKER_05]: And he's already filled up with something. 01:14:19.777 --> 01:14:21.378 [SPEAKER_04]: So, so that's going to be good. 01:14:21.398 --> 01:14:25.200 [SPEAKER_04]: We get, and I mean, everything coming together, the Mac Energy Comma, Gregor with Glenn Garcia. 01:14:25.220 --> 01:14:25.981 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, that's good. 01:14:27.341 --> 01:14:31.244 [SPEAKER_05]: I would, if this was bad, I mean, Connor might want to fight me, but, 01:14:31.604 --> 01:14:34.046 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, as an, well, I just around myself will do so kick my ass. 01:14:34.526 --> 01:14:35.807 [SPEAKER_04]: You know what else is funny to be in. 01:14:35.867 --> 01:14:36.988 [SPEAKER_04]: I haven't had a drink in over a year. 01:14:37.028 --> 01:14:37.689 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm sober forever. 01:14:38.169 --> 01:14:43.573 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm lucky that this wasn't around when what I would be like, I could drink a million of those. 01:14:44.013 --> 01:14:44.233 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 01:14:44.454 --> 01:14:48.757 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, you've been, I love, I love, it's time. 01:14:48.777 --> 01:14:49.117 [SPEAKER_04]: It's time. 01:14:49.157 --> 01:14:49.557 [SPEAKER_04]: It's time. 01:14:49.798 --> 01:14:50.178 [SPEAKER_04]: It was time. 01:14:50.198 --> 01:14:55.782 [SPEAKER_04]: I did 50 years and now it's 50, I've to the point out without thought where it's, it's honestly just indifferent. 01:14:55.902 --> 01:14:56.524 [SPEAKER_05]: Well, it could you, man. 01:14:56.544 --> 01:14:59.255 [SPEAKER_04]: We're in this, with this, my wife stayed with me and everything. 01:14:59.475 --> 01:15:00.339 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, you're lucky. 01:15:00.399 --> 01:15:00.941 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm the luckiest. 01:15:00.961 --> 01:15:01.884 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm lucky man in the world, man. 01:15:02.273 --> 01:15:09.455 [SPEAKER_05]: And I don't talk about the kids, beautiful kids, but this house, I literally have to put my knee wraps on there's so many stairs for so many times. 01:15:09.475 --> 01:15:12.335 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, it's a lot of, and it's how I'm bitchin' about how everything is hitting on me. 01:15:12.475 --> 01:15:20.897 [SPEAKER_04]: But yeah, so that's coming up, operas collected in the future, working other than the operascollective.com, working everyone find you, what should they be looking for? 01:15:20.937 --> 01:15:24.538 [SPEAKER_05]: You can go to probablyRAECaskair.com. 01:15:24.678 --> 01:15:31.060 [SPEAKER_05]: You can always hit me up, and if you're interested in one of my events or my breakouts or anything, we do, I'll put you in contact with Ari 01:15:33.021 --> 01:15:35.886 [SPEAKER_05]: Or you can just hit me up on Instagram, hit me up on IG Live. 01:15:35.926 --> 01:15:36.487 [SPEAKER_05]: Really? 01:15:36.587 --> 01:15:37.970 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, yeah. 01:15:38.831 --> 01:15:42.758 [SPEAKER_05]: Keep it professional and clean and I actually answer the mere treasure. 01:15:42.838 --> 01:15:43.539 [SPEAKER_05]: It's something full. 01:15:43.559 --> 01:15:44.120 [SPEAKER_05]: That's cool. 01:15:44.260 --> 01:15:45.643 [SPEAKER_05]: You'll deal with the boss. 01:15:46.050 --> 01:15:47.171 [SPEAKER_05]: We'll have to do one of those today. 01:15:47.591 --> 01:15:48.092 [SPEAKER_05]: Do a live. 01:15:48.152 --> 01:15:48.612 [SPEAKER_05]: I'll do it. 01:15:49.333 --> 01:15:50.373 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, this has been awesome. 01:15:50.433 --> 01:15:52.955 [SPEAKER_04]: I know you slept on the plane, but we got a lot of events today. 01:15:52.975 --> 01:15:53.816 [SPEAKER_04]: Maybe you should get a look. 01:15:53.956 --> 01:15:54.857 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm tired, but I'm tired. 01:15:54.917 --> 01:15:55.938 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't need to tell you what to. 01:15:55.978 --> 01:15:56.738 [SPEAKER_04]: You do what Ray does. 01:15:56.818 --> 01:15:57.819 [SPEAKER_05]: I stayed awake. 01:15:58.299 --> 01:16:00.721 [SPEAKER_05]: I feel like I'm pulled up in a hell week right now. 01:16:00.961 --> 01:16:01.842 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, I love having you. 01:16:01.862 --> 01:16:02.943 [SPEAKER_04]: You're the first guest in the studio. 01:16:03.243 --> 01:16:04.484 [SPEAKER_05]: At the best, I'm coming over. 01:16:04.504 --> 01:16:05.645 [SPEAKER_05]: I'm coming over. 01:16:05.685 --> 01:16:06.225 [SPEAKER_05]: I'm coming over. 01:16:06.425 --> 01:16:06.706 [SPEAKER_04]: Love you. 01:16:06.966 --> 01:16:08.287 [SPEAKER_04]: Thanks, guys. 01:16:08.407 --> 01:16:09.968 [SPEAKER_04]: Thanks for joining the Operator podcast. 01:16:09.988 --> 01:16:11.750 [SPEAKER_04]: This is just the first time, but we're going to do a lot of this. 01:16:12.390 --> 01:16:14.872 [SPEAKER_04]: So, thanks everybody, see you soon. 01:16:17.370 --> 01:16:21.785 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, that was something I hope you enjoyed it raised raise quite a guy raise got some 01:16:23.786 --> 01:16:27.988 [SPEAKER_04]: Energy like I've never seen obviously push ups and then just he's a go get her man. 01:16:28.008 --> 01:16:30.729 [SPEAKER_04]: He'll get you out there He'll motivate you to make you make you feel really good. 01:16:30.749 --> 01:16:37.152 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm so happy to have him at the operative and to be working with him We've done a couple events actually since we recorded this and it's badass. 01:16:37.172 --> 01:16:48.036 [SPEAKER_04]: We're gonna keep turning and burning I'm happy that you're here today to see this we're trying to expand to it because this is gonna be a lot of fun with some of the stuff We're doing with the apex protocol with the casino nights Vegas trips shit like that. 01:16:48.076 --> 01:16:48.877 [SPEAKER_04]: We want you involved 01:16:49.517 --> 01:16:57.964 [SPEAKER_04]: hitting shots out to a mile, learning how to roll the jujitsu and all that good stuff, learn how to win the knife fight in the back of an Uber, when you're only using a screwdriver. 01:16:58.464 --> 01:16:58.864 [SPEAKER_04]: So it's fun. 01:16:58.884 --> 01:17:01.046 [SPEAKER_04]: We're going to have some more stuff like that coming up. 01:17:01.206 --> 01:17:06.850 [SPEAKER_04]: I'll have Scott Oats on here next week, fourth degree black belt in jujitsu, seal theme two. 01:17:06.870 --> 01:17:08.832 [SPEAKER_04]: He and I did our first putoon together. 01:17:10.313 --> 01:17:11.774 [SPEAKER_04]: So those will be entertaining story. 01:17:11.794 --> 01:17:14.196 [SPEAKER_04]: He's got some tidbits too. 01:17:14.276 --> 01:17:14.576 [SPEAKER_04]: He and I've 01:17:21.233 --> 01:17:22.714 [SPEAKER_04]: The bin Laden bullshit too. 01:17:23.555 --> 01:17:42.609 [SPEAKER_04]: He brings up a point that I'll bring to you next week that I never thought of, but it's pretty, pretty bad ass, but with Ray, and then I'm going to have Scott and Danielle Martin talking because they're both black belts, they're both organizing the curriculum to teach you to be a better bad motherfucker or stuff like that. 01:17:42.629 --> 01:17:50.775 [SPEAKER_04]: So, but stick around and watch what's coming and then get on one of these trips with us because we're traveling around we got a thing in. 01:17:53.018 --> 01:17:55.561 [SPEAKER_04]: Las Vegas, and then we got a range in Florida. 01:17:55.581 --> 01:17:59.845 [SPEAKER_04]: We got some stuff from PA. We just did some courses up in New York. 01:17:59.865 --> 01:18:01.787 [SPEAKER_04]: So we're moving around to, we're expanding. 01:18:01.827 --> 01:18:04.570 [SPEAKER_04]: So we look forward to seeing you there. 01:18:05.691 --> 01:18:07.613 [SPEAKER_04]: Make sure you get outside and get that 20 minutes of sun. 01:18:07.633 --> 01:18:10.416 [SPEAKER_04]: We always talk about every single day, 20 minutes of sun at least rain or shine. 01:18:11.117 --> 01:18:13.259 [SPEAKER_04]: Even if it's raining, it's still shining. 01:18:13.639 --> 01:18:16.082 [SPEAKER_04]: Remember that, and you're never out of it, right?