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As far as soaking goes - 35 years ago 4 hour drive to Las Vegas drive thru chapel wedding 48 hour weekend later annulment back in class Monday...

Isn’t tim anti 2nd amendment for the people?

For everything there is a season..

I know you guys were using Navy SEAL science lol. I don’t think Al Pacino had that child old-fashioned way. I think there are a lot of extra variables in that equation I’m glad I had kids early I definitely could agree with waiting until you’re older.

Completely agree with your Dad on contraception and our current lack of seperation of church and state. We have in recent years had a real problem with ultra conservative religious factions controlling policy decisions at a federal, and state often, level.

Agree with you both on the college campus protests….and I used to teach at several colleges.

The wife and I visited the coffee shop last June while on vacation in Kalispell. Purchased a few items . Thanks for the LEO discount!

Thank you so very much for bringing the old man back on here again Andy and sharing this wonderful human being with the rest of us. Best episode ever!

Like the guy! Good luck with Outsider man.

Idk if the BYU TikTok’s on soaking are real. I doubt students will be so eager to record themselves confessing to something that could get them expelled from the school. Then again maybe thats the kind of person thats dumb enough to think soaking is a real exception.

The problem I have with Trump is his anti-military rhetoric. It is part of the reason people don't enlist. The left doesn't see value in it and the right demean those who serve and have served. I expect better from my president. Tulsi would be a great candidate, except Trump forced everyone out. And I still don't trust anyone at that level of authority saying he will be a dictator only on day one. And the first act as dictator for a day is to declare himself dictator for life. While some people think of this as an off the cuff comment, which I don't think it was, anyone who would say this simply cannot be trusted. And trust is everything. So is integrity. People with integrity don't treat their military as 'losers'. Trump anti-military events: He canceled his World War I cemetery visit in France due to bad weather, despite other world leaders continuing on with plans to pay their respects. He skipped a visit to Arlington National Cemetery on Veterans Day, telling Fox News' Chris Wallace he was "extremely busy because of affairs of state." He told Wallace that he should have gone, in retrospect, and "will virtually every year." He said visiting troops in combat zones is not "overly necessary." A former senior White House official told the Washington Post that Trump is "afraid of those situations. He's afraid people want to kill him." He urged Florida to only count ballots received by or cast on Election Day in the midterms, which would have disenfranchised military members voting abroad. Military members have expressed displeasure at Trump's comments as president that assert ownership over the armed forces, calling it "my military" and military leaders "my generals." He struggled to console Myeshia Johnson, the widow of Sgt. La David Johnson, who was killed in action in Niger last year. He blamed military generals for the death of Senior Chief Petty Officer William "Ryan" Owens in Yemen last year on a mission he authorized: "This was something that was, you know, just - they wanted to do. ... And they lost Ryan." He famously criticized late Sen. John McCain during the 2016 presidential campaign for being captured during the Vietnam war. He fought with Gold Star parents Khizr and Ghazala Khan during the campaign. He went after retired 4-star Gen. John Allen, after Allen supported Hillary Clinton during the 2016 election, saying, per Politico: "You know who he is? He’s a failed general. He was the general fighting ISIS. I would say he hasn't done so well, right?" The bottom line, from retired Gen. Wesley Clark, a former NATO supreme allied commander: "Trump’s actions and behavior have led service members and veterans to question whether he really understands who a commander in chief is, or what he does." www.axios.com/2018/11/20/donald-trump-rhetoric-military-soldiers-armed-forces

This is the policy now and it makes perfect sense to me. The defence chief's new order includes a list of those who will still need two doses of a Health Canada-approved vaccine, with an emphasis on quick-response units such as special forces and the disaster assistance response team. There are also requirements based on deployments alongside specific allies or organizations, including those working with NATO or the United Nations, as well as all sailors on warships operating overseas. "We've got to remember that a ship out in the middle of the ocean doesn't have access to intensive medical care," Eyre said, adding that some allies such as the United States and Japan require military members to have vaccines.

Rockefellar had like 7 heart transplants

Gross

Andy can you try and get John Shrek McPhee on the show? Keep up the hard work Andy and Michael this podcast is one of a kind.

Great podcast. My grandfather was the captain of his B-24 my grandmother’s name and a giant heart was the nose art. He would have been 99 this year. He was a hell of a crop duster post war

Did I miss the part about the almost record?

This is a great episode ..

Sweet Troub hat, great golf club

😂😂😂

Education+pride=foolish men Hard work+humility=wise men Hard work+education+humility= Godly men

What many BYU students would do to get past “soaking,” what they would do is go to Vegas for a long weekend, get married, “make BOOM BOOM, have that marriage annulled then rinse and repeat.

Oh no. What did you do to him lol.

Andy, can we get a episode with your top 10 javelin stories?

Happy to say listened to all of Andy’s content and this was the one that made me laugh the most between the normal comical tales the javelin and 12 year old cementing the inside of a house 😅

I was a naval aviator for 15 years, and had a run in where someone had to immediately justify a decision that was made from the top in a weird and intrusive way. I was going through an advanced SERE training in Spokane, WA, but had already been through normal SERE 7 eight years earlier. Subsequently, I'd done an sea tour and a shore tour and was joining a special projects squadron that had higher SERE requirements. It was the day Bergdahl was released from the Taliban. I actually didn't know that it had happened, and just got out of bed, and went to class. All the students are in the theater and one of the instructors storms in. He was the only Navy instructor, and was generally a pretty chill and jolly guy, to the degree a SERE instructor behaves this way. That day he starts off by ripping into us. Telling us we have no idea what goes on to recover POWs and that if we had "preconceived" notions, we were naive. So the whole class is looking at this guy, trying to figure out what he was going on about. Previously, his lessons were friendly in nature and had a lot of jokes, but his attitude was 180 degrees off (after this, he went back to his normal personality). Then he said how the president negotiated a prisoner exchange to get Bergdahl back, and to think the US policy was anything other than this, was stupid (oceania has always been at war with east asia vibes). A lot of the guys in the class were very junior, not even qualified in their platforms yet, and pretty intimidated. Additionally the instructor said there'd be no questions, but I was the second ranking member of the group, the highest ranking Navy student, a recent combat veteran of Iraq, so I felt enough moxy to stand up and ask one. I told him that when I went to standard SERE eight years ago they told me the US government would never negotiate for a POW release unless it was unilateral from the other side with no caveats. They wouldn't pay ransoms. They wouldn't trade prisoners. They'd do everything they could to get us out, but if never give into demands. One reason is that it will encourage taking prisoners rather than say, leave a wounded enemy on the battlefield for us to pick up. Another is the enemy could always use it as propaganda against us that our government was doing nothing to get us out, because they weren't meeting their demands. And that many men survived hellish conditions for years in Korea and Vietnam, and kept the faith. I told the instructor this, and he didn't even answer, just glared at me and stormed out of the room. Strangely, that same day he was very nice to me, like more so than usual. I would bet that he was made to give this speech, and didn't believe it himself (how could he...). After he left, I asked the rest of the class, who mostly just finished SERE, if they were told what I was told, and, of course, they had. I told them, not to listen to that day's outburst, and assume the policy was the same as before. Everyone agreed, and the instructors went about the rest of the day as if nothing happened. It was such an Orwellian experience, and not the only, or worst, time in my career. I just thought I'd share based on the ass covering email to the SEALs after the pride month post. PS - When I was in high school track, during the cross country season, I'd only eat a cup or rice and a can of tuna, and some onions slices, and I was in amazing shape. I am a believer in the rice and tuna diet!

Is this the guy from Splinter Cell?

hose water from Montana hahaha

The shaker holds the tuna can for full effect.

Andy is talking about brick mortar, but close enough to concrete 😂

This is when I think I waved hello to your dad.

So no more change agents?

i almost made it as an astronaut...almost...

pls Andy try and get Shawn Ryan on your show and hopefully he gets you on his.

Ok, so I know he said he went to tinker to be a gate guard, but after that story I heard "gay guard". Funny story and had to be embarrassing as hell to go through and now retell to the world. That's what you get for eating that tuna slime paste! Another great guest to introduce us to Andy! Thanks!

Sam ans Andy: please do not sell to a Chinese based company.

Glad you decided to do the intro in video! PS: had to stop at 19 min. I spent some time in the CA correctional system as a kid and his story is BS. The only way they would let him leave a successful undercover drug sale is if there was a larger investigation.

Andy, get Charlie Sheen to come on your show!

1:09 Ironclad??? 🤯

Andy, how TF do you not know what TSC is 😂😂?

So is that your way of saying there won't be an Iron Clad-Change Agents Season 3??? Love your work, your coffee shop is on my list of places to visit. (Its not an exciting list LOL)

Fuckin glorious. Been waiting on a guy that Andy put thru pool comp

Andy nobody joins because this page! But if they put Charlie sheen in it….

As soon as I heard the Javelin mentioned, I paused and went and got a cup of coffee.

How to lose a guy in 10 days 😂😂😂😂bahaha that was a great story

dude I can't wait to use my week vacation! I'm coming to Montana and checking out the coffee shop

In the British army i think we had gay people allowed to enlist by 2001 i joined up in 99 and somewhere between then and 01 im pretty sure the law was changed after i left the army i started working in a place in dundee and we had a gay guy working with us and i thought he was brilliant i actually had a night out with him and his partner and it was one of the funniest nights out ive ever had they have a great sense of humour

Best story so far😂

Dude this guy is top notch!!

Hold-up…did he just say he got stationed at Base Tinker to be a Gay Guard? 😂 Great episode.