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Pre Hawaii hunt / Brianna's new business · The Bow Disciples Podcast

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  What is this? It's just a filter.
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  I was doing a channel update. Oh, did you update everybody on
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  what's on your face? No, I was trying to hide it with
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  cat whiskers. It didn't work, yeah.
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  Yeah, so I am nursing a cold sore for anyone watching this
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  podcast. He does not.
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  He did not take up meth or any other form of drug use.
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  No I did not. I'm just nursing a cold sore,
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  but I have a feeling it'll be gone here.
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  I mean, I think it's, it's basically gone.
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  It's just a scab now, but it's taking a little while to heal.
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  So anyway, I am excited for it to be gone.
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  Unfortunately, we're going to a place with a lot of sun rays.
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  That's not going to help. Yeah.
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  So I need to be covered with sunscreen, which is kind of
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  funny because when Ashley was borrowing my car for Boat
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  Disciples Challenge 3, her friend, she was giving her
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  friend a ride to like, I don't know, probably go surfing or
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  something. And in the passenger door, I had
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  some sunscreen in there. And her friend pulls it out,
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  looks at it. It had expired in 2014.
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  It was very. Old.
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  So she went ahead and bought me some new sunscreen.
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  And now I can. Find and now I can't find it, so
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  I would. Luckily, we have some more.
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  Yeah, Protect. We got some Protect sunscreen,
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  so that's nice. But why is it going to be good?
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  How you feeling? You're pretty excited to go hunt
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  out there. I am excited.
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  I don't feel ready quite yet. You know, once we do this pot, I
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  got to go fold longer, kind of set everything that I want to
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  bring aside. So I feel like at least that's
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  checked through. I'm going to feel really not
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  ready until I can pack my carry on and my hunting stuff, you
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  know, like that goes in my pack. Then I'll feel like, OK, I have
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  everything to hunt and vacation, so I probably won't feel ready
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  until then, but I am excited. You know, you never, it's never
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  a guarantee in any hunt ever that you're going to get
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  something. But I always like to like at
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  least go in with this mindset that I'm going to not in like a
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  arrogant or just expected way, more of like a determined way.
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  Because then I think you go in with a bit more energy and
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  commitment to succeeding. Because I know there's going to
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  be some steep clothes and some climbs.
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  Yeah. So but I'm just excited.
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  I'm interested to see like, is it going to be glassable or are
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  we just going to like spot goats and go or like, oh, it's too
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  much? It's going to be glassable for
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  sure. I'm never made a bit of Recon on
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  the YouTube. Yeah.
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  Yeah, and we'll watch some. Tonight it's steep though.
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  Now we're watching and Dark Knight Rises.
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  Oh my God. We're working our way through a
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  film series. Don't worry, I got your back,
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  little brother. OK.
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  It'll be. Thanks, Big Brother.
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  So I'm I'm going to try some new binoculars.
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  You're trying new camo? Yeah, new background.
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  This is the first time I'm glassing with these Bushnells
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  too, and this will be the first time you're glassing with these
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  Alpens. Yeah, a lot of new stuff.
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  Before we get into all that though, this podcast right here
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  not entirely, but but yeah, anyway, appreciate that shout
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  out to podiumarcher.com. Back to the show, but but yeah,
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  a lot of new stuff. You're going to be running a new
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  backpack. Yep, new camo.
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  Yep, new binoculars. Are you wearing the harness or
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  you're going to wear? No, I'm going to wear the now
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  that I learned because I'm a retard.
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  I mean, sorry, I'm an idiot. She's Opie.
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  I'm an idiot. I'm not editing, so that's going
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  to be in there. You're right, you're going to
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  get cancelled. I don't me, we're beyond that.
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  Me, I'll be fine. I think we're beyond that now,
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  but anyways that you just take out the pad inside of the bino
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  case to fit the larger. You left your pad in there.
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  I didn't know there was pads in it, so yeah, I was quickly shown
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  that I'm done. So you are going to try the
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  Bush? I'm going to do brought in the
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  the nicer vinyl Bushnell vinyl pack.
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  I do quite enjoy it so far. The one I tried there's out at
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  Pennsylvania tack. The only thing I would love is
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  more like padded shoulder pieces just because it gets weighing
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  down when it's got a curve underneath the, you know,
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  things. So.
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  What are you talking about specifically?
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  Well, like here, you know. We go crash the moon.
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  I'm kidding, I'm not had the thing at all.
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  I'm just dropping the. Front but anyway, so far so far
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  I do enjoy it. So I'm interested to glass with
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  the the new binder range Finder, any range Finder.
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  Yeah, I am excited for what I send the The Broadhead 1 though,
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  just to tinker with it. That'll be really cool.
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  I don't even know all the things it does yet, but.
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  I mean just same thing as mine, it's just it's a new version of
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  what I have my arc. Well, show you like the little
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  broadhead symbol, like when you're looking through the
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  Vinos. I mean the range Finder.
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  That's probably, I would guess like the angle comp or
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  something. But yeah, yeah, it's I've had
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  very good luck with the angle comp in mind.
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  So I love my my bone collector when he taught me.
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  Shut. Yeah, yeah.
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  Shout out. I was with us now.
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  Shout out to what now? I realized even my head lamp.
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  Yeah, your factory. How's it feel to have a personal
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  sponsor? Not really a personal sponsor.
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  It is like, you know, maybe one day it could.
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  Be it is sort of. AI like them and I think they
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  like me so you know like maybe our relationship will grow 1.
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  You are a fun a fun bunch. I mean, you can be nasty when
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  you're out shooting, I think. So don't know I've gotten much
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  much. Oh, you have gotten much.
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  Yeah, every once in a while. Every once in a while Gen.
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  One Brianna will come out. Who be fair?
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  Gen. one Brianna. Pennsylvania was, I think it was
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  acceptable. It was.
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  Yeah, I do. I do.
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  No one. You could say you did it, but no
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  one was like, I agree. That's your stuff.
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  No, no, you didn't. No, you didn't.
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  Yeah, I said I believe you. I just don't know how to fix it.
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  He said that's after I proved it by going to gas and taking the
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  picture I. Said of my.
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  I said that prior to and you know how I know is because we
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  were walking to the restaurant and I was like, hey, do you, you
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  want me to come with you down there?
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  And you said no. So I stayed with Scotty.
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  Well, that's not agreed with me. That's just like, hey.
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  You nobody caught. I remember saying that sentence
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  though, like I said. Well, yeah, hey, I understand
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  your fault. I'm saying I I'm saying I said I
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  I said that I believe you. Well, let's go get a fix.
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  I said that exact same thing. So but but you Jen one Brianna
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  comes out every once in a while and it's nice that the viewers
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  got to see it a little bit isn't I'm.
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  A OK with that, you know that I don't hide anything.
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  There's no fake person on camera like.
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  Super fake. Who it is is who it is.
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  You know I'll be who I'm gonna be.
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  Am I? I'm pretty.
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  I'm pretty fake. No, I think everybody can agree
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  once they've met you that this is you on and off the camera.
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  But anyway, I I thought that so I watched the video.
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  Obviously like a lot of times I don't watch the videos after I
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  finished. Do you preface which video?
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  Or who big into it? Oh, OK.
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  Is it part 1-2 playoffs? Oh yeah, yeah, yeah.
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  So you wanted to watch Brittany's, not mine.
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  And I said, well, if we're going to watch that when we hit the
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  watch Part 1. So we watched my, I guess.
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  So we watched, we watched them both.
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  Both are great. It is kind of funny.
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  I was talking to Scott about it. I was like, really?
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  The outcome was fairly predictable that it would be me
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  and him last. The only one that was
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  questionable was Joey and Brittany, but that could have
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  gone either. Way.
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  To be honest, I thought all three of you could go either.
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  Way if I had my equipment, yeah, like checked before, like that
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  afternoon, like I should have and done the work prior to going
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  out to loophole that morning, it could have gone either way with
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  all three of us every single round.
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  But the top 2 I think is pretty predictable would usually be
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  there's a a significant difference in US three.
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  And well, I'll tell you what though.
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  The fun part about the playoff concept though, is that even
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  Scott or me could farm one. And then if we farm 1, you only
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  have 6 targets. Well, and not just that, you
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  never know what targets coming up next.
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  So like, it could be a target you just generally suck at, it
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  could be a target that we're better at that you're not like,
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  you know, guaranteed 12 that Yeah, only if you're.
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  Guaranteed 12. Also, like, you know the what I
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  really love about the playoff concept in like 5 or 6 targets
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  slate wipes clean, 5 or 6 slate wipes clean.
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  Someone gets ejected every time is 1.
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  Anyone could have a bad six target stretch, but also anyone
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  someone who's not even good could have a ring or 6 target
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  stretch. So like you literally it
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  doesn't. Yeah, I mean, in this case it
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  worked where B and Scott did make it to the end, you know,
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  but it it easily could have been different.
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  We could have got booted early. So that's why I love it.
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  And I think when we go to skipping ahead a little bit, but
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  I think after the hunt, when we go to Montana TAC, I really want
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  to do that video again. I think.
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  So what we would need to do is add maybe a person that day for
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  like an afternoon or something. So we have 5.
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  It would work with four, but I think it's it's a better video
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  of five. So I think we'll try to add.
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  Yeah, that would be 5 targets each for a 25 target course.
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  With five. Yeah, five 10/15/2025 are they
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  25 usually 25 or 15 target? Well, we had five in on Neupold
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  and it was every six targets, someone that moved it, and then,
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  and then the last round is 7 because you're really only
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  booting three. Yeah, it's every six shots.
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  You got to remember you're not booting the person who wins
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  ever, or the guy in second really.
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  They do the whole thing. So you're only actually booted
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  in three people and then the two in the final.
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  Because that would leave only the last person for the last. 5
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  correct. So basically if we do it again
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  in Montana, if we can add a fifth person and be the same
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  thing, yeah, 666 and then the final seven, sure, we should do
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  that. It's fun and our crew is going
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  to be great. So here's the question.
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  The group this time is going to be me, you, Rebecca, Joey.
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  And then let's let's say the 5th is just someone who we maybe
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  have never filmed with or something.
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  Out of those four, where who do you think could be like?
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  Do you think you'll? I don't think you're getting
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  booted first again. I don't think so.
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  I think I'm going to come with my stuff dialed this time.
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  My site's going to come off in the flight for sure this time.
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  And then I'm going to check at the practice range.
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  Please, Jesus, let this practice range not be uphill.
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  But it's, it's gonna be uphill, but I'm gonna check my stuff
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  beforehand. I'm even gonna go to a booth to
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  have my axes checked before I start shooting.
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  That's how much I'm gonna make sure that I can.
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  I think that's a risk. I think Petit, I think that's a
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  bit of a risky play though, because let's say you get it set
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  at bow and arrow shop and they have you dialed and then you
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  show up somewhere else and it says it's not dialed.
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  But what if their equipment doesn't match each other?
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  That's true really. You are dialed.
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  Well, I'm going to make that decision at that point based on
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  what I see, but theory is. That's why I'd maybe shoot first
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  though, yeah, Because if it's dialed, you're hit the ship
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  good, Then it's like, why? Yeah, the theory would be that
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  like if it's dialed before I leave and I take my site off and
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  mount it back on the same way, nothing should change.
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  So I I could just confirm that by putting it.
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  And it's not like you move anything to check it.
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  You just put it in the vice and throw a level on it.
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  We watched Lilo and Stitch. Anyways, but before we move on
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  another game I want to play, but we have to put one.
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  It's not really a handicap. It's just a blanket rule for
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  everybody because although it'd be a little tricky, well, not
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  really like you just got to do what you got to do with your two
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  pin. You got a 20 and in theory what
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  about is your second pin I? Can send it to anything I want.
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  Well, no, no, if you don't move it just 20.
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  And what about? What I'm saying like I could not
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  move it but start it at like 40 and.
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  No, no, say don't do that. Say you put your first pin at
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  20. The dead stop.
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  Yeah. So I'd be like 20 and 40.
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  OK. So I want to play kind of like
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  what Jeff did. It's just gap pins.
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  Maybe I'll have maybe I'll have a 5 pin in my just for that in
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  my backpack for that, but. Well, yeah, but the rule will be
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  is you can only shoot you like 203040.
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  That's all you get. You stack above and below that.
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  So like even if you've got a 5 pincer, you can't just use your
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  bottom. Pinching on a system so.
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  Everybody else has that. Offer.
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  Yeah, but that's their fault for equipment choice.
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  I guess technically it's not because like I could just slide
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  my bottom pin to 60 and then still gap.
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  I could run it 8 pin friggin fixed side.
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  Of no, no, no, no, no. Everybody's had the same rule.
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  But everyone runs different stuff.
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  That's like the whole thing. No, no, the whole thing is like
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  who's a better pin gapper and pin stacker?
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  Yes, but it's like you can't really do that nowadays because
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  all the sites are so much different.
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  Like back in the day when we all shot 5 pin sliders.
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  Like that's how we shot. Sure you could if you have 3
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  pins. But I only have two and what if
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  someone else only has one that you can do that test?
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  Well, we'll see what everyone's thought.
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  We'll check sites and see if everybody can play it.
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  But that I won't play that because that is we're talking
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  about like so much of the time, you know, we get used to in 3D,
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  like moving to our exact yardage.
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  And I haven't done around in forever or or even at the range
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  where I just pinned gap or pinned a stack.
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  And I want me to practice that again more.
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  And two, I think it would be fun to see if you know somebody's
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  better or worse that. Yep.
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  I, I don't know. I think it's, I think it's fine.
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  Sure. Oh, sure.
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  Oh, sure, sure. This is probably the latest
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  we've ever recorded a podcast. It for sure is and I kind of
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  like it because it's a little granted, the fan says 81 it here
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  right now it's not calm, but it doesn't quite feel like 80 I
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  mean it's. 8:40. We still have to make thinner.
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  We got to make dinner. We got to finish, start my
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  prizes, do laundry. Kind of pack it at least.
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  Like lay it out ready to pack it.
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  So anyway, we watched Lilo and Stitch, and as a kid that was a
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  movie I watched on loop. On loop, right?
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  Yeah. What did you think of the film?
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  It was phenomenal. It really, and I'm going to say
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  the reason why because I questioned this, I told you this
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  before when watch this. So they're going to have to cast
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  an older, like change the script a little.
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  They're going to have to cast an older Lilo like there's no way
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  they're finding a 5-6 year old child who can play Lilo.
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  They found the perfect Lilo on and off camera the world.
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  I've watched some interviews with her bonkers ADHD to the Max
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  off the wall just like Lilo. So they they nailed that right
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  there. And then all these those other
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  not I think the only like, and I could be wrong.
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  You can comment if there's someone famous in there I didn't
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  recognize. But the only other like 1 and
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  didn't even have like a main main role was Zach Galifianakis.
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  The rest of them were like, I would call them B listers, but
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  like not names like you see in not a list movies all the time.
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  Definitely. So you could have, you know,
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  worried a little that it was going to be semi flop but not
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  great actors. But that is not.
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  God was very good. Yeah, the saddest part when
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  what's going the water, it's like.
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  Oh yeah, yeah, you know I you know I am.
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  I'm a big SAP in tears though. I cried like 3 or 4 times.
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  Oh my God, I don't know if I actually cried at all during the
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  movie, but that was just the sweetest, saddest little moment.
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  No, let's talk a little bit about we haven't finished it, so
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  we can't like give your final rating.
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  But with an hour left of the third film of the trilogy, Dark
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  Knight Rises trilogy. So you got Batman Begins, Dark
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  Knight, Dark Knight Rises. As of now, without finishing the
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  third film, how would you rank the films?
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  I'd probably go as most people do in series movies.
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  I'd go number 11, number 22, number 33, and the only reason 3
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  is, is third. It could have gone either way is
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  I just can't for the life of me understand Bane.
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  Even if I were in a friggin locked tight airtight silent
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  room, I don't think I could understand him through that
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  mask. Do you feel in charge?
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  Pretty. Good, that was a hard line when
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  he said that they. Got a deep in it, like 10 more
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  octaves. Well, they because the guy says
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  he goes like let's he say he goes, well, I'm the one in
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  charge. You need to get out of here.
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  And he goes. Do you feel in charge?
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  That was your grip? Yeah, the.
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  Other one but so OK, interesting almost everybody and I guarantee
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  in the comments. Yeah, and they use.
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  Everybody going to say the second one?
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  But I I wonder if that was. My question is why do you rank
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  the second one below the first one?
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  Because almost every. That's going to be a hot take.
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  It's going to be a very hot take.
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  Yeah, I think it just for me, it stuck to a bit more of like I
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  could feel the comic book vibe and and that's what Batman is.
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  It's a comic on the first one. On the first one, even though I
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  didn't know until I looked at the cast like why he was called
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  the Scare, because that's part of the comic book is he's the
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  stare price of why is he wearing this bag over his, you know, air
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  gas mask? But then I got it.
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  But like, it was a little, I don't want to use the word
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  cheesy, but like, that's, that's what I could come up with right
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  now. Like in a sense of like I could
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  understand the comic book feel behind it and like everything
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  was understandable as I even if you hadn't watched the Batman
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  series and didn't know that Scarecrow was Scarecrow and
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  whatnot, the second one starts to get a bit more real, like
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  like just a movie not based on a comic.
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  Even with Joker. Yeah, even with Joker, like
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  really looking like the Joker. It was just like it was a movie,
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  which is great. You know what?
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  Top rated movie but the first one just screams Batman to me.
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  I mean it's really good. Don't know how I get.
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  The third one, not just the Bane can't understand his voice thing
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  but also like within the 1st 2 minutes of the movie, which
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  again they do this stuff on purpose.
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  So you're like what's going on? You keep watching.
• 20:39
  I was lost. The intro is pretty epic, so
• 20:42
  why? Were they jumping into an
• 20:43
  airplane and transferring blood into this man?
• 20:46
  All makes sense at the end when they're like this guy died in a
• 20:48
  plane no he didn't like. Well, you know, you know, what
• 20:51
  was actually really crazy is because again, I think it's only
• 20:56
  the second time I've ever seen the movie.
• 20:57
  I can't wait to watch the end after this.
• 20:59
  But like that part where Batman, you know, he has Catwoman bring
• 21:06
  him down to meet Bane. And then he walks through the
• 21:09
  fence and and she like shuts it on him and he's like, oh, that
• 21:12
  was a mistake. And then you hear bang from the
• 21:14
  back up, but not as big as yours.
• 21:18
  And then like he beats the shit out of them.
• 21:20
  And then when they hit the bomb and they show that they're right
• 21:24
  underneath all this stuff, it was like, oh man, you know, that
• 21:29
  part was crazy. So I'm very interested to see
• 21:33
  what happens next because it's looking like you can't recover
• 21:36
  for this. Yeah, And maybe I I missed a
• 21:39
  portion that made it understandable in more places
• 21:43
  than I was lost. But like this environmental plan
• 21:48
  thing just kind of comes out of like left field because you're
• 21:51
  left at the end where he just runs off.
• 21:53
  He's evading police and then we're boom, eight years later
• 21:57
  where he's like got a limp and every, you know, thing in his
• 22:01
  body is wrong or sickly or or whatever.
• 22:06
  Which, OK, yeah, I guess it makes sense.
• 22:07
  But like, doing pretty OK at the end of the last movie.
• 22:13
  So how did we get to, like, Nina?
• 22:15
  A cane and being a cripple? I don't, I don't know.
• 22:21
  He was only Batman for like less than a year.
• 22:25
  Now all of a sudden he's a cripple.
• 22:28
  And then on top of that, like, boom, they're like going back
• 22:32
  and forth about this environmental plan.
• 22:33
  Like what environmental plan are we talking about?
• 22:38
  Yeah, that thing like, I mean, yeah.
• 22:41
  I don't learn about it till you learn about this nuclear thing
• 22:44
  down there and why she's so eager to use Bane.
• 22:46
  But it was our Batman AK Wayne Enterprises.
• 22:51
  But like there's just no, there's not enough back story to
• 22:56
  understand what's going on. You're just like constantly
• 22:58
  playing catch up, which I think they planned that way.
• 23:03
  But nonetheless, for me, it's it was a little too much for me to
• 23:07
  be like, Oh, I'm freaking lost. I'm done.
• 23:10
  But we'll see how the next hour goes.
• 23:11
  I still think she's a bad person.
• 23:14
  When they showed that little clip about the the kid, I think
• 23:17
  it was the only one to like climb out of.
• 23:20
  I think it's her. You don't think it's Bing?
• 23:23
  I think. It's girl.
• 23:24
  Wow, wouldn't that be something? OK, well a lot of good takes.
• 23:30
  Can't wait to finish the movie. What would you say you are most
• 23:36
  excited for in Hawaii? Dogs.
• 23:40
  That's your number one. Yeah.
• 23:42
  I'm excited. Though maybe you know if a pink
• 23:44
  comes by, actually they can be and she goes year round too.
• 23:47
  But goats for sure. So it's.
• 23:50
  Just getting after it. Yeah, yeah, I know you love.
• 23:53
  Like, you know, the beach and the water.
• 23:57
  Well, you know. You already know what I'm
• 23:58
  breakfast. You already know what I'm most
• 24:00
  excited. Yeah, you already know your pork
• 24:02
  chop breakfast chop sandwiches. Can't wait.
• 24:05
  Is it not a pork chop? Actually, it's a pork shoulder
• 24:08
  steak. Oh, so I.
• 24:10
  Hope you remember which restaurant this.
• 24:11
  Is. I remember what it looked like
• 24:14
  and the. One that was kind of like the
• 24:15
  shopping plot. It's in like a mall, but it's
• 24:17
  like upstairs. OK, Yeah.
• 24:20
  So you went once for yourself and then we went.
• 24:22
  Yeah, it was one of the few places that like opened it like
• 24:24
  kind of early, I remember and I think that's where I went.
• 24:27
  I could find it. It might take me a little bit,
• 24:29
  but I will find it. I will return.
• 24:31
  We'll. Drive up and down.
• 24:34
  We'll probably talk from our ice because we're staying close.
• 24:36
  That's nice. I'm excited about that.
• 24:39
  And just life, it's more life, you know, I'm, I'm excited for
• 24:43
  life. That's excellent.
• 24:45
  Yeah, what? Why don't you talk about you're,
• 24:49
  you're about to start something pretty exciting.
• 24:52
  Maybe I could sponsor this episode also.
• 24:54
  So what? Tell tell me what you're doing.
• 24:57
  So we're going to launch and maybe we'll do another pod after
• 25:01
  this will be a little shorter while going to more detail and
• 25:04
  whatnot, so we can have one solely focused on it.
• 25:07
  But we're going to launch a website here soon.
• 25:12
  You know, obviously in the Navy I did public affairs, which also
• 25:17
  encompasses social media and, and brand and image and, and
• 25:22
  what not. And then for you, I've done
• 25:26
  similar for the last almost four years.
• 25:31
  And so really it's going to be like a soul enterprise until I
• 25:35
  decide to make an LLC helping brands build their brands.
• 25:41
  Right now I'm going to focus it on just helping people improve
• 25:46
  their digital media. So that's things like doing
• 25:49
  thumbnails for people, editing their photos for them, you know,
• 25:55
  whether it's put together in a campaign series or whatnot that
• 25:59
  they can, you know, post or launch or what not.
• 26:02
  Graphics for their social media, their websites, things like
• 26:06
  that. Flyers for, you know, businesses
• 26:10
  if they want all of that fun stuff basically.
• 26:15
  And you're kind of going to just it's, there's not going to be
• 26:18
  like set clans or anything like that.
• 26:22
  You know, I'll have like 1 off prices for people if they just
• 26:25
  want like a single thumbnail or a pack of photos, I did it or
• 26:28
  whatnot. But primarily the best way will
• 26:31
  be to contact so I can see what it is you want and then I can,
• 26:35
  you know, price based on that. Or people can do retainers if
• 26:38
  they want. But I've done it for so long now
• 26:42
  between you and the Navy that it's like, why not do it for
• 26:45
  everybody? You know, I always look at stuff
• 26:49
  and I'm like, oh, that could be better.
• 26:51
  And you're like, I like this and I'm like, well, let me just do
• 26:55
  it for you. So I think I will find it
• 26:58
  exciting to do a lot for, for others as well.
• 27:04
  And hopefully that'll turn into a point where that's basically,
• 27:08
  you know, my, my full time job. Yeah, I mean, I, I certainly
• 27:15
  think you have the the, the wherewithal and talent to do it.
• 27:19
  You may want to use AI every once in a while.
• 27:22
  Do a little proofreading on stuff you do.
• 27:25
  What's so funny is it's because I'm sending it to you that I'm
• 27:28
  just like, put a word vomit and throw it to you in an e-mail
• 27:32
  because I know you'll, you'll, you want to.
• 27:34
  Suck. Around touch on this and
• 27:36
  whatnot, but like in the I've written.
• 27:42
  I know I'm pulling your legs. Oh my God.
• 27:44
  So much like picturing press releases, briefing artful
• 27:48
  campaigns, communications plans, actual stories.
• 27:54
  No, I I was pulling. Your legs and we have this thing
• 27:57
  called ghost ghost emailing. So if you don't know what that
• 28:00
  is like, I write the e-mail for you and then I just forward it
• 28:04
  to you and you bit send. We do it a lot for for
• 28:07
  leadership so they don't have to take the time to write their own
• 28:10
  emails, which is wild. Someone else most of the time
• 28:14
  wrote it for them, which is what I do for you.
• 28:17
  And I go to your e-mail told me I'm just like, here you go
• 28:22
  nowhere near what if I had turned whatever I turned into
• 28:25
  you to like the commander, They'd be like, no, just go back
• 28:31
  and try again. Yeah.
• 28:33
  I mean you're, I think that you'll do really well.
• 28:37
  I think you've certainly helped you know myself a lot, you know,
• 28:48
  because you are very good. I think at kind of I would say
• 28:54
  almost like maybe brand management slash like yeah, I'd
• 29:00
  say brand management if I had to really title it.
• 29:02
  You're really good at that and that encompasses a lot of
• 29:06
  things. Whereas like I am OK at that,
• 29:11
  but I'm really good at like ideas, banging out a lot of
• 29:17
  stuff, doing a lot of filming, do a lot of editing, doing like
• 29:22
  I'm good at like producing stuff at like a rapid pace and then
• 29:27
  you're really good at. Like a fine touch.
• 29:29
  Exactly. Yeah.
• 29:30
  You're good at like because a lot of times I'll have an idea
• 29:34
  where I want to do something and I'll say, hey, I want to make
• 29:38
  these golf target faces and I want to sell them on the
• 29:42
  website. And then I'll just tell you
• 29:44
  that, which is a great idea. And then I'll say I kind of want
• 29:48
  it to look like this. And then you'll work on it, kind
• 29:52
  of come up with the concept and then say how's this?
• 29:55
  And I'll go, it was really close, but I want to change
• 29:57
  blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. You'll change that and then
• 30:00
  boom, eventually we get to where I'm like, OK, great, you're
• 30:04
  happy with it and then order them and like you help with all
• 30:07
  that stuff, the ordering, setting up accounts, like all
• 30:11
  sorts of different shit. So whoever is going to hire you
• 30:13
  early, whoever hires you early is going to get a great price.
• 30:18
  Not as good for sure, because you know, I have a ball.
• 30:20
  Base not as good as me, but not as good a price as me, but I
• 30:24
  mean they'll be getting a bargain because you're really
• 30:26
  good at what you do and I I'm excited because I think it's a
• 30:29
  good opportunity for you and I mean will you maybe you know I
• 30:33
  mean you're still on the job hunt.
• 30:34
  You could find just a regular ass job yeah that'd be great
• 30:38
  too. You know you're really good at
• 30:40
  that as well. But I think that this is great
• 30:43
  for you to do, so I hope someone watching sees a a niche and
• 30:48
  gives it a shot and they they I know that you'll do your best to
• 30:51
  deliver. Sounded really a niche.
• 30:53
  I mean, these companies exist out there already.
• 30:55
  It's just, you know, you pay an arm and a leg for something that
• 30:59
  like, I'm not going to friggin take someone's kidney for the
• 31:03
  work that I'm doing. But like you got a fiber.
• 31:08
  And take the. Kidneys and go to fiber and like
• 31:11
  you want a logo made and at the end they're like, OK, what you
• 31:14
  described would be about $1000 and it's like, ha, so it's just
• 31:21
  bonkers. But yeah, that, I mean, at the
• 31:24
  end of the day, what I do for you on top of all that stuff is,
• 31:27
  you know, brand management or brand image, you know, and
• 31:36
  again, they're also companies that do that.
• 31:40
  I just happen to be able to do both for you because we are
• 31:43
  together all the time. But one day, could I take it
• 31:46
  there? I would absolutely love to, you
• 31:48
  know, where I, I can help people speak to sponsors as a liaison,
• 31:53
  as a middleman, as their contract person, you know, which
• 31:57
  is something like what? Well, you were great on that for
• 32:01
  for you and all the stuff you're describing.
• 32:03
  I can vouch for that you're really good at and I've kind of
• 32:07
  got to watch the promote the escalation of you getting better
• 32:13
  at all those things too. So like you're pretty polished
• 32:16
  now because you know, we've been working at getting better
• 32:19
  through our through the whole ship of both.
• 32:23
  You know, I'm sure with the Navy too, but with a boat Disciples
• 32:26
  brand. I mean, really, when you was
• 32:29
  dealt with me, it was nothing really.
• 32:31
  I mean, it was something, but like, no, not polished really at
• 32:35
  all. And then like you weren't very
• 32:37
  polished at trying to help. I wasn't super polished.
• 32:40
  We didn't have an audience yet. But over time I got better at
• 32:44
  what I was doing. The audience grew.
• 32:46
  You got better at what you were trying to do.
• 32:48
  And now it's like pretty, pretty well oiled thing, you know.
• 32:51
  So whoever, like I said, I, I'm sounding like a salesman here,
• 32:55
  but like they're going to be getting a pretty polished thing
• 33:00
  because you've done it and you've proven it at what we got.
• 33:02
  I mean, we got the, you know, the plaque right there, a bunch
• 33:06
  of sponsors that I didn't have, not to say I wouldn't have that
• 33:09
  stuff without, but. To convincing you, it's just.
• 33:13
  Different. You know what I mean?
• 33:14
  I. Speak to sponsors even, and some
• 33:16
  people don't know. Well, really I.
• 33:17
  Don't want to like you didn't. I'm really glad that I.
• 33:21
  Finally jumped on this. No, I'm glad that I held out as
• 33:24
  long as I did. Oh yeah.
• 33:26
  So important that. For sure too.
• 33:27
  I think there's a a fine line you can.
• 33:30
  Make an argument I could have held out one more year.
• 33:32
  I think you can make that argument, but I'm really happy
• 33:37
  and, and the main thing is like every sponsor that I have and we
• 33:40
  actually have a couple new ones that we're going to be
• 33:42
  announcing soon. But like I'm, I really like all
• 33:47
  of them, you know, and like I so I'm not doing them just for like
• 33:52
  some, you know, like selfish reasons.
• 33:55
  I actually like, you know, someone buys a Kawasaki, I think
• 33:58
  it's a good purchase for that. You know what I mean?
• 34:01
  Like I really do believe that. Same with a bow tech.
• 34:04
  I mean, what better proof you need that I shot them for 20
• 34:08
  years, you know what I mean? So I think it's like good and I
• 34:10
  could say that same thing you go down the line.
• 34:12
  I could say it about all of them.
• 34:14
  You know, sure I haven't shot beast or nose buttons for near
• 34:18
  as long as any of my other stuff, but go watch my videos.
• 34:22
  Stuff they happened in, they happened in different.
• 34:25
  Ways and that one just so happened to happen where you met
• 34:30
  the person first, which is uncommon for your current
• 34:33
  sponsors. But you really enjoyed the
• 34:37
  person that runs the business and their ideology and their
• 34:42
  mindset and their helpfulness. And sometimes that's all it
• 34:47
  takes to to try something out. And that's exactly how it
• 34:50
  worked. Like you didn't even start by
• 34:52
  being like, OK, let's do a deal. He was like, let me send you
• 34:55
  some broadheads first and you try them out.
• 34:57
  And I think what you did first was your Coos before you had a
• 35:00
  contract, you were just trying out the the product.
• 35:03
  I think a peckery as well, maybe, yeah, But yeah, Peckery.
• 35:06
  And you shot a peckery with 1A beast, actually, Yeah, you shot
• 35:09
  a peckery with Beast as well. Yeah, that one, that was Shaggy.
• 35:14
  Yeah, I'll see Sheriff Hacker with the with the beast.
• 35:16
  And but yeah, I mean, I all that to say, I'm really proud of you
• 35:22
  and I think that you'll do great whether or not you get a job in
• 35:28
  more of a traditional sense or grow this business.
• 35:30
  I think either one you're going to crush it at.
• 35:33
  So I'm, I'm scoped to see where it goes and obviously I'll throw
• 35:37
  my clout behind it, you know, the most I can, you know, but
• 35:46
  it's going to be a fun, a fun. Everything we're doing is fun
• 35:49
  right now. You know, I am tuckered.
• 35:52
  I'm tuckered. I mean, you saw me yesterday.
• 35:56
  I was like, yo, I'm, I'm, I'm smoked.
• 36:00
  I had to lay down, take a little nap, you know, but.
• 36:03
  Well, luckily you'll get a six hour flight tomorrow to nap.
• 36:06
  But I love what we're doing. I mean, everything we're doing
• 36:08
  is fun. Yes, it's tiring at times, but I
• 36:11
  wouldn't want to do anything else.
• 36:12
  I mean, it's we're having fun making cool content, making cool
• 36:17
  relationships, meeting tons of people, getting to explore the
• 36:22
  country and even the world in some cases, and it's just been a
• 36:26
  fun ride. So let's keep it going.
• 36:29
  And if you guys want to inquire with Brianna and for whatever
• 36:33
  reason, the websites not up there because the you know, it's
• 36:36
  in process, you can always just DM her on Instagram.
• 36:40
  In the meantime, get something going and and she'll get you
• 36:45
  squared away. Yeah, for sure.
• 36:48
  And the next Comcast pick we'll be watching after this, you
• 36:51
  know, you'll get to see how we feel about Hawaii because we'll
• 36:54
  probably be mid trip out there. Yeah, sitting on the side of a
• 36:58
  mountain somewhere, finding shade.
• 36:59
  Or or maybe on the beach? I would love to do one on the
• 37:02
  beach. Yeah.
• 37:04
  That would be fun. Or the mountain.
• 37:07
  Or both if you. Well, maybe both.
• 37:08
  Yeah, but the beach is so cool. It's avant-garde.
• 37:12
  So it's the side of a mountain? Well, both are avant-garde.
• 37:15
  We actually did a mountain pod in South Africa that was on a
• 37:18
  mountain. Yeah.
• 37:20
  It was literally on a mountain. Like real guys like sitting in
• 37:25
  chairs or something, like in the lawn.
• 37:27
  No, we like took chairs to the top of a mountain and just like
• 37:33
  filmed with the craziest. Yeah.
• 37:34
  But did you like, you know, take a vehicle up there to the top?
• 37:38
  We drove him up with a Kubota, but you can't sell.
• 37:40
  That's enough fun. I actually got a pretty cool, a
• 37:47
  pretty cool story. Maybe we'll close with this.
• 37:50
  So Travis, the guy who filmed with me in South Africa outdoors
• 37:56
  is Travis because I want to shoot him a follow on Instagram
• 37:59
  and YouTube. So a lot of people watch the
• 38:03
  videos that him and I did. Well, I was out there obviously,
• 38:08
  and a few of them went like got a lot of views, you know what I
• 38:11
  mean? Anyway, Ty Jordan drew a very
• 38:18
  good deer tag in Utah. I won't stay with you, but I
• 38:21
  don't want to oust them. But really good unit, right?
• 38:25
  He saw the footage that we filmed in Africa.
• 38:28
  It was this What's Coming called up.
• 38:32
  Is it happened to the public yet?
• 38:33
  Because it seems like they're keeping it hush hush.
• 38:35
  Yeah, they've been yapping all about it.
• 38:38
  Yeah, and all about it. I saw the one that said like
• 38:40
  we're getting together for vid but it's not in South Africa
• 38:44
  this time. Well, I'm just going to blow
• 38:47
  their story. If that's the truth, then they
• 38:48
  won't. They're they they.
• 38:50
  But anyway, so Ty hits up Travis because he had seen the footage
• 38:54
  and was like, Yo, I want this guy to come come film for me.
• 38:57
  Yeah. So Ty actually hired Travis to
• 39:01
  come film his hunt with them, do you?
• 39:03
  Account for his flight across the world.
• 39:06
  I don't know all the details, but I just think it's really
• 39:08
  cool because those are two guys that I really like both of them,
• 39:11
  and I think it's really cool. That is cool.
• 39:14
  That's the power of social media and building connections.
• 39:18
  Because I knew both of them a little bit, right?
• 39:22
  And I'm not sure. Ty probably reached out to
• 39:25
  Travis maybe. And then, you know, anyway, a
• 39:31
  conversation was sparked from videos that we did.
• 39:33
  And then I think US knowing each other, like me being in the
• 39:36
  triangle helped to facilitate it.
• 39:38
  And that's why I know social media gets a horrible rap
• 39:41
  sometimes, which I, I think it's changed some.
• 39:43
  I don't really think that so much anymore, but it's beautiful
• 39:47
  in a lot of ways because those two guys wouldn't have got
• 39:49
  connected if it wasn't for social media.
• 39:52
  And much like me and a lot of my friendships like almost entirely
• 39:56
  started from social media. So pretty cool, pretty cool and
• 40:00
  if you guys didn't want to tell everyone that I'm sorry, but
• 40:02
  they would have found out anyways the hunts in August I
• 40:05
  think so it's like it's pretty soon but but the battery is
• 40:09
  dying. I see it flashing Oh.
• 40:12
  Better end it now. Thank you very much.
• 40:14
  Let's. Go like some dinner.
• 40:15
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• 40:28
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• 40:32
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• 40:34
  hopefully for total archery challenge as well.
• 40:36
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• 40:45
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• 40:49
  OK.