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he has a linked in profile, he's a very smart savvy business. Man he's also the star of netflix original series how to be a cowboy. If you had seen it is well worth checking out it is wholesome entertaining and fun and it is a show with american values. And one of the few reasons left to have a Netflix account fear looking for american values. He some would say, he's unflappable he's move the strong silent type, but is really not actually very silent, he's a role model in a time of glorified superveillance. He is a strong man in the area of weakness. I think he's very funny, I think you're gonna see a sight of him that you haven't necessarily seen before. I don't think he's a cop prediction, but

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It's like one of those old seventies pin pats, but I'm sure it's not made out of the same fabric is that it's a cowboy version of of that, but it was made at the same time is an old school. How is it the anti sonys? Yes, my brother says it's corn dog color and never seen one like it. Makin had company there right here in Texas, they made it for me, but it's it's a body from the seventies. Really Finally, is it? Is it Beaver Felt? What is it? What's? It mean? Yes, yes, so it's like from the Canada, urban, cowboy air yeah. That's that's my style behind our earlier. I do I do John Travolta, which is because you're real cowboy you're, not a bureau, we ve got a jokes Maria. I own a ranch, but I am, you know,

all have no cattle pretty well. I M, not the other. People are lesser. We gotta move the cows and, unlike I'm gonna, stand here and blogger. I do it has caused some body if it is to be a cowboy. Is that is a different hard And dangerous life? Yes, sir, but ass cannibal. Into it. So I've never really known any other life outside of it. Personally Oh, it is dangerous. I mean last night we were back in bold, buck and horses, just at my House in London we just get done well, four hands like I right go is kind. Whenever I mean how do I get it fully? Steady fear if Europe right and balls you. Don't you have a good back very long actually had to back. Surgeries has for years so then I just I'm recover from collarbone surgery

surgery on my hand, surgery on face ceremony from what from all from Writing yes, sir, so well, mostly from rodeo so in rodeo arena, there's two area there's rough stock and termed events. So the time to answer the rope and events like t ripe and where the rest on easing is bareback backs, rank bull riding and bull fighting the what the bullfighter do and so the spanish bull funds no like they'll, just go in and distract the bull one, the bull rotter like a rodeo, analysing that ok, so I grew up completely on the rough stuck into the arena. So we had cowboy like when I was born monk, I was born. My dad worked on the pitchfork ranch. It's right next to the forces that people are hearing about tonight, I'm so we grew up cowboy him, but he was also a rough stock rodeo cowboy,

and so we were all I mean like tat- was just second nature for us too, you did Diana honourable Well, he was at when he passed. He was a pick up man Maybe it was so and you get on like buckin horse. You don't always just jump off if you make a successful. Rather, we have something comes in. Romania are actually so that's what he was doing. Ok and it was about eight years ago, eaves fifty five and he had a heart attack whose horseback, whose I'm sorry may second, twenty thirteen, but I lost my dad around the same time and they all really yeah. Stairs and are now lost my mom when I was young and that made a huge impact, but there's something for guys when you lose your dad it is it. You just lose You just lose like one of the points a compass in Asia I hope that you can call NGO. Can you recalibrate is

crazy that you phrase it like that. You know like an two thousand and twenty two thousand and twenty one I've had to cuz, I'm both my granddad ass to soften its kind of being the eldest son of the family have now become. The patriot arc of sorts and weird admit having employees like now the sudden having to navigate this world that wherein I'm now looked upon you know dozens of people and its heavy. It is- We know when he was alive was well the default whenever whatever he does right. You know right Anna. And so now I'm do. You think would might be doing. Oh, my gosh every day, is really even just but not with what I see going on in the world, but also just business and relationships to stuff go on. The world is probably, what's probably put the most stress on an coarser by going to you're going through it, I mean, or by everybody, resell everybody's going through it in its.

It's insane. I dont know how you got onto Netflix. I mean honestly, because I mean but you stand for your lifetime, entertainment, everything else. But yours still very american, and not hang out with a Hollywood crown. Yes, sir, I'm just wondering time and it it kind I think one of the reasons why you know there were a lot and networks interested in that show. Still interested in that show. You know not just Netflix and I think The cowboy way of laugh is something sought, after by a lot of people, think I think Yellowstone almost me as a confusing, show because I find myself gone gear. That's why they should have handled him nearly, we know that's wrong right, but there's something about right and wrong

knowing what it is and they clearly dont know what it is in many ways, but this look this This has to be dealt with right now. No politics, no bull crap, let's ride fit, that's cuz. All of us here know what's right and wrong in writing and again they go away over the wrong side, but it's really its refreshing and confusing. At the same time, he agree with that. Yeah. I mean it's you know when somebody has a code when somebody has you know alone that their there there's times when it's it's an easy blackened. Why there's other times when it's it's not so easy to make those decisions and when you're able to watch somebody whether zones for media on paramount. You know Netflix what have you than you know it just it refreshing to know that there are people out there that do have a code and they're gonna stick by look too for code whose who's got a code.

It's crazy, like I've got. Got questions in the back of my mind for you, dishonestly, you know I went Monday. I was on Marcus Trails podcasting And we need to make an entertaining thought: Austria, but during that part asked with him. I'm asking him questions like because something in a literally thought. My dad would probably have the same thought as this man in a market, like I'm asking him questions and I'm hanging? everywhere, yeah I've got kind of a council of gas it fitted idling. There was that, but but then also cup it's like this right here where and get some wisdom from someone else. Likewise, who are both looking for the same thing, good friend of mine who was one of the most ethical man I've ever met here. Actually worked in the Nixon White House and was only one no one interviewed because they were alike. He Everybody else was interviewed, but he came into my office, one

and he said. Were all there pictures of your heroes, and I said what and he said when you're moving in a fast world he said. Take your time five people for the traits you want and put him on your desk, yes, Isaac when you're having to make snap decisions. That's your account yes, you know them. Yes, What would they do and I've done that is really quite helpful. Yes, sir. I definitely have like a version of that for sure you know like with each area my life, for instance the fundamentals of ball riding talk to J B Moon in me, the greatest of all time. So I am teaching J D, but your idea to have a question. That's why I would call right if it's you know my dad and my granddad were two separate completely different people,

different, my mom's dad. So my dad when he passed. He had eight hundred dollars in this camp and we split it four ways what an traded it were any amount of money. He didn't have any debt either. So that was some great, but I'm saying lack the cowboy and if you through the lens of money, you wouldn't call him successful Miranda and, on the other hand, he you know, I gotta The church- I don't know, but he died with a different. He was a business man and he was the cowboy but and so on. TIP a waitress without asking him, you know I wouldn't buy trot make an offer. He really taught me how to Wieland Deal. My dad, however, luck he taught me how to be a man. I believe I know. I don't look like it I think our are reformer fat, but I'm actually lost twelve pounds, and one of the reasons that is happening is because I built bars Oh

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So tell me, I mean it's weird dime asking this question with a guy cause. I would think cowboys would take their glasses. Often. I know you never do just out of politeness, so you could see your eyes what is a cowboy because there is I mean when you meet one. You know no. More. Another mentor man in this industry is named. Cody Johnson, he's a singer, and here he said starting to the guy that wrote the bar. Murphy for Crystal new prison dues, cowboy bureaucratic countries singer impasse and of cancer, but. The guy, the barred free, Cody S like what's the one thing you wish you to put netbook, they didn't, and he said it was christened definition of a cowboy. That's let your yes bs in Europe Be now

and that was Chris Ledoux's definition of a cowboy and an that's always stuck with me. You know, there's there's there are traits If you're looking for a cowboy that can literally get the cows caught, and we can talk we hope there. You know, one of which I am the best and then there's other trades were your name rat Marcus Trails, a cowboy you. You know, like you bet he can actually also get the cows caught yeah. He can do a lot of things. Can we do a lot of things? But there is a that's why I mean I pine for my rat because I'm surrounded by farmers and cowboys yes, her end. They understand community and they understand failure, yes, her inasmuch as they all fail at some point, and then they understand because If you failed your gun

help them. That year could therefore fail and yes or no to mean cause we're all in it together and there were it is. Cowboy contract, man, yes, sir, and shape- and you know, there's a There'S- there's rats in every ensure should one thing that you know Yellowstone is kind of help and with this is, is at a think is showing that there's more to I mean running ranch is like running a business and you've got your your upper level management. That's got to make these decisions and have the cognitive power to see. What's going on make it. You know profitable and see the future, you ve got people that manage people need to be good with those people and make into sit men. Then you ve got the technical guys that there really therefore the neck down, and they need to be able to rope that calf right now, and it's just like any other business where you ve got those three levels and people think we're all here. You know dip in tobacco and new kickin animals, and that's not the case

the cakes my neighbour has, I think too, three thousand buffalo and first of all It will make you want to go back in time and see when it was twenty thousand or thirty thousand coming. Yes, her has twenty, hundred Buffalo come in your way. You here it before you see it. When you see the smoke, you know the dust rising up. I mean it's powerful experience, but as I'm there with the owner and some other people in my wife and kids and we're all in the bed of the truck. We went part and I mean you know it started. Spraying food so that Buffalo Common Runnin and we stay in the bed of the truck right. Well, they surround the truck, and yes, one cowboy who, just walking around the truck and eat. Watched him, I mean was communicating with them right and you know

a floor like any big animal, they'll kill you here, they're pretty main yeah and they would come towards and he would look at them and move towards them like this is my heard. Yes, sir, you protect yours, I'm protecting mine it was fascinating to watch, because if he wasn't there, they come on. It's running around the earth now there's a same way with one gasser, interacting with, for instance, Buckin bulls you know, and you can kind of teachable. The the way you know if you can I'm on the fence in your constantly on the fence. When your handling a bull, you know oil teach him to be mean and then a head start running you up the fence where If you kind of handle and you gotta watch, you know you, Watch your six. You don't just turn your back on and brilliant, because some of em won't care, but it's just interesting to see you know in the arena. They know they notice

turn it on its side. Now they enjoy. You can't make these animals do anything. You do you believe that, because my daughter, she loves animals in everything else. We gonna Rodion she's like tat. This is so cruel and, unlike its it's a part of life and do you think the animal activists were I did not have video everywhere if they were beating these animals. Like I said, maybe you can find an exception, but as far as like some of these bulls and horses are worth fifty sixty one hundred thousand dollars Take a horse, for instance those that's, an animal of flight, Sophie scared or fees in pain. He's gonna run right, so the flank and some of them are mayors. They don't even have jelly beans hanging a tight around the jail. If you know what I mean like you might have a mare, bucking, horse and and if she doesn't want to but she's gonna run. So when you see her buck, and that means that that's in her dna and and then get stronger and better at throughout their career, and them it's like

feed on better and then they but better in a while that being the case? If they didn't want to do that, that that flank is tightening up your belt, you know but, like I said there you, you can maybe go on the internet and fun an exception, but there's in rats in every industry, but, like I don't know any personally we love our animals and in we see we, horses I mean I am I, get them all cause. They all our cattle step on the ranch and, it gets too cold in the winter, so we have to track him down to the arm right and so around them all up what the hell I'm doing, and so I raises like just getting the the rhino just follow and these two balls? They were not afraid of me in on why rice from our guys, nothing these horses and the cowboys

those horses are amazing round, it looks like if you could talk to them. It looks like this is great fun for them, that's the they move and they anticipate. I mean it's it's one of the most incredible things I've ever witnessed. That might be one of the things, for instance your daughter, she's she's. She might be watching those animals and she's thinking. Inhuman terms you know like so for some, the one of us? You know it. Gonna feel certain. Why will these animals like Nelson, outside and a hailstorm. You know two main layer it just there their pain, tyrants. Everything is completely different. You know now get there by a rattlesnake cow will in the John, you may not even know it six months later, she's, fine a human king, a bit on the bed. Rattlesnake and be fine, you know However, I think there's there's a lot of theirs in the western world. It is just a myth to people and

some people make assumptions, but I will say that you know had a song. You just can't see us from the road and the inner as change that and so on. A huge interest in this industry. Hence the show hence my show how to be a cab one net flags that link that's yell, you think that's because of the I mean Watch me lsd. I want she Austin, partly because the beauty it's such a beautiful place. Mainly. I watch it just because it's like they speak my language yet remain the killing pocket, but I just speak my language. I understand that world where I think there's What are you see London's hungry common sense? Yeah, you know it's! It's just like! Ok yeah that that makes sense right there reliable right as well. I believe, is an. Your everyday rancher is that way for some reason, people just thing to be a cowboy. You have to have an iq, that's you know, ballade

oh this or that you know it s not the case. You know it's it's. I think I don't think I've ever met a stupid. Cowboy there may be a few further. The point is like it's just, You know we're Metal, America. You know Can we just talk? I mean I don't you can talk about this, but the meeting I mean just in Colorado that what they're doing the water yeah beef right. Yes, what they're doing for water there now in Colorado that water is a natural resource that belongs to the state, and you can't even collect rainwater pal that's sanity miles Amity the things that are happening all over the country, Archer asked killing our farmers and our ranchers, and then you have

for big companies who you cannot convince me they're, not the mob. Oh my gosh right, yes hundred percent, just there How can we, then? How can there be this much of a shortage? But when I personally take my kids to the sale born Ambien pennies you're, getting pennies, I'm inadequacy nobody understands it. I can't only keeping them because I can afford at the average person? Can you can't raise your cows and make a break even really at this is so my problem programme how to be a cowboy. You know it's you watch my internet and I'll teach these gas. So because of that interest in this industry, people message me every day. Thirty, forty fifty a hunter messages. They, how do I get started ranch in? because I'm a quota to be improvements answer in this and so that a country like yeah, family want to have this one. I have their like. Ok, well, did you inherit millions of dollars? Go because if not,

like you're, not just gonna by land, far cows and make a bunch of money doesn't work. That way. I asked the guy who runs my ranch. I say he said. You wanna make a million dollars in this business. I say TAT, he said good start with ten exact I mean you're. Never going to its hard hard work, but right now everything is being stacked against. You know think they made the decision that we're not going to eat meat unless you're very, very well, well one of the people in my council, so to speak, and I we were talking about just the state of the dollar and all that and and- and he said you know Oh come a time when this country will apologise to those two producers in every industry, not just agriculture, energy bill. I pay as we're. Sorry you don't

have to do this. That are the other to do business. What can we do for you? You know in the end. I just hope that that time is sooner rather than later, yo you know, but I that's come and when its is, hopefully become obvious. Hopefully it will happen before we commit national so that exactly no yes, I am. I am an alcoholic, where's. America's bottom Be suicide, I hope not. I hope we come to our senses and go ahead of you guys are. I was at this wild party ass control, vomited on everything how clean it pay. You remember when I said that I mean more. I don't want to go back to feeding great and we will respond in kind and say you bet, and we can do get a little help

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What is, I was talking to a guy who's. Father Her grandfather was a rancher here, turn of the century. And he said then I'll show you pictures of Dallas had not a tree anywhere, he's like it, might have well been Kansas? There was nothing here all this stuff, all the of trees and everything else for the most. Hard here has been brought in rhinos, been planted, etc, etc, and yet not the message you get. We man is coming and destroyed everything right, yeah, I don't understand it. I know that like where I'm in outside of setting limits, you know there's just a certain way alive that it's that people on and the news or tell me like how bad it is for this, and that reason and how word, but like I'm, not seen it or on that basis, not

maybe that's true for you in setting limits, but I know that is not the case in all right here, like that, I don't think. That's anyway We were talking about this the sailor day just uncovered we live in Texas, we back to normal for a long time and you hear these people on tv like really well side. This is your life, your still locked in you still can't go places you gotta move pass that well, who is getting affected then, because snot athlete not celebrities? It's not like everything's fine, except for us out here. You know in the middle, like apparent, I don't understand I knew when he came on and said less than this path. Memories like we're not through this, yet it was just cycle, It was like a wave of peace, I'm just like snaps amuse were through

In know what I mean like, I didn't mean that our wasn't, but he was just man It was the first more I've like we're through This they are now. Everybody I mean when you have real big, you know liberal penance who have been screaming for you now practically internment camps sand, swallowed enough. It's crazy. Did you see? The did you see latest Paul was forty percent of, american populous now says: if you're, not getting your kids vaccinated, you should have your kid taken away from you that I saw that yes, but an Why is that at the same time, what year is it that were allowed to see what is in it? twenty ninety nine or such like warmer, all beard, lady. I say waiters egg. There you make me take it, but you can tell me what's in here and you use it.

It's alarming alarming. That is one thing we can't tell me what's in it, but it's another thing. If, like no, we know what's in it, which just won't tell you got twenty nine May and so that were funded that Roma beef right? You know, What have you did that with viagra. What if I wanted to watch this lag or commercial, where they're taking separate baths, which I don't even under strand and then in a sixty commercial. I have to hear about all of the side effects old kid and worry about. You know flood fiddler, our six hour erection. I don't want to think about those things, but they make us think about it and as a rule they gotta have then they have to, and yet we can't even asked questions side effects may include the action Suez right now. I don't know I'm just trying to make sense of it. To be honest, I come to you, I'm just receiving all its information, I'm just trying to make sense of it. As an American. You know. The other thing, I don't know what to do with is a dollar.

That would be. That would be what my question for you is just you know from friend a friend like things like really like think like a german Jew in nineteen, thirty, five or thirty, eight to put it into something that holds its value in your meat butter? Put in things land. No people who have a lot of money, they ve bought really really super classic cars, because they know you know, sixty eight Mustang Shelby will always even hold its value. I mean I mean just fine things that you know from food. Cigarettes, alcohol all the way, to art anything that is tangible. Her that you know will never go out of stock. You bear in mind that it will always Lots of people in Germany in the end-

they traded there, art for their lives. They traded dang yeah. They they try, aid heavy thought. It is Are you David evidence NASA so he's a big pocket? turn he's jewish and I e just moved out a California and I said to him: Dave I've never thought, this way before ever, but I I can begin to understand how jewish people didn't learn. Leave Germany that they, they were demonized. They were called all kinds of names. People talked about putting them in camps, but you still think it's not gonna happen. What point do you go? People will do it never read the book? Had he killed twelve man, yeah feeble, any Andrew S, any Andrews grow its ashore, but where, as I had you literally like anything about like Levin, twelve million people, s blood

You put a lot of people. How are you are you kill em like well, the at in a book is spoiler. He says you later as I was an error that book like ten years ago that that really stuck with me the back my head: that's what that's what's happening. Are you seeing people from like we used to be a group of people and will never get back there unless we, we used to say employer, bassoon him and from many one. Yes- and I always thought, I never really understood unite us the phrase, but what was Burnham ass. It's the bill of rights. If you I agree with a bill of rights. I can't talk to you about anything. We have nothing in common, seeing people who have maybe voted differently or disagree on things have started to see them. At all start to shift and go

you know, be on the wrong side of the bill of rights. Here you seeing any shift, I think shift is, may not necessarily be people in us hard for people. Admit if they're wrong awry, but I think this shift is definitely that there's a lot more people being way more quiet. Then they were at a certain time. You know unhelpful. You know what I'm saying like they're pretty loud about I counted were right like how has we're never not in a better place than we were a year and a half, but there seems to be a whole lot less people you know as far what I'm saying like things have Ghana, certain direction where you'd think everybody that was complaining would still be complaining but like Ah, what I feel like

there's not a lot of hope. Right now. You know for further everyday person. You know as far this country's concern. So I feel today. I am our MRI newly arrived here. I'm absolutely right, but I Think the m, because I feel today I just read the news today and is this like, there's a noose that is around all of our necks as is being tightened slowly, Anna and we're help not us, but the people we elected in the things that we have tolerated for so long we're just You know how does a man go bankrupt very slowly and then all of a sudden? Yes, her house how's this coming. Well, been very slow, but it's coming faster faster every day and, but then, I look at things like you called me and said I'll, take refugees,

we never talked about that on the area they but Anthea called and said. I want to help millions of Americans heard. We have to leave those people. Their merit and we had no ability, no experience, we had nothing. In somebody just said, let's go get em, get em and we did yes, sir, and I think all they need is the example of stocks. Listening to the lies, rap listening to people who clearly are not doing things in your best interests telling you who you are and what you can do, that's just absolutely on American, and I if, through the Carter years, and that's laying it changed was Ronald Reagan came in and said, you're, not that, where this so army

So, what's the a guy like me, you know I'm a cowboy element, Texas and doing nothing thing. I'm tryin to you know: run a ranch from trying to teach young what what what's what's the next step? What's a solution. Go to order. Do I do as a friend since I mean that the patriarch of my family five got, you know fifteen. Sixteen people looking to me as a leader so first led by example. So be the man you are always just I'm I'm adopting some. They heard a long time a long time ago, and I always thought it was pretty easy. It's not right now. Not so you have, really double down. Do the next right thing yes or whatever. That is. She Do the next right now we're about future what is right right now,

easy, not convenient, not popular. But what is right do that and then to the next right there, That's that's really important you a different place. Because you're media an end celebrity, and it's weird, isn't it it's weird It's different azure, it's dead. And it plays a noakes, I have gone through a place, all kinds of weird mine games with you and don't lose your soul, you had an extra category you dont, lose your soul. Use to want something quit Yes, sir, you will remain a hundred percent. Now there's been opportunities to sell my soul for thing Gloria, like Agis, there's, always a by not gonna. Do it the August there's just I was

and people for some reason, like with what I do on social media- and you know it's a it's a pretty replicator both thing. You know one social, media, there's fundamentals, building a business building an audience on social media. You know, essentially you bring value and do it through comedy and entertainment and then you you just replicate it rents and repeat every day, but there's there's shortcuts. You know that that again can take, but just of of of adopted that and I'm not going to sell my soul to make any way people for some reason when they look at what I do, they think it might be like a flash in the pan or what not love like with being on such media and self casual commotion. Don't understand like what you can do descends to Morrow Anna, what are you gonna do if you get fired more you knowing before,

before the first video like I was living in my sister's office doctrine, airlines for twelve dollars an hour and that's the happiest have ever been so if, if, if cancelled for some reason and they turn a switch off. You know hopefully have made good decisions where at least when I got to go back to doing that, I got better horses. You know I don't know like peace is determined by you know the Lord, not money if you stay their cause, Fame and fortune battery acid Yes, we all want it s her. No, you don't really don't analysis afflicting really high priced there's a reason you, make so much money because you are trading something you know, mean whether that's time, privacy or just the onslaught of whatever you're trading, that that's

one of the reasons they pay. You of a whole lot of money, cause you will get into it and go this. Is it worth? It is not worth it, but it's a velvet handcuffs and her once you start seeing what you can have it will fade overtime. It will change s, ill change and that change might come an uncomfortable ways and if that happens and you're not right with the Lord, You will still be like a man, drowning grab for anything to keep you head above water and you will yes her deals you'll be of your bill. Fast and bad worth, and I think a lot of people look at life through its like this- might be one of the points in your term egg, but people you look at life through the lens of money, it makes you think that, damn

be the answer to a problem, but if there has ever been one millionaire? commit suicide. Then that's not true. Which there have been no there's a lot of entrepreneurs and famous people and that just Why is that is the answer to the problem? Why would they ever choose that route? You know you are you few just watch something on Charlie Chaplin is a documentary and them You know he was a fascinating guy, fascinating and really and I mean I think Mickey Mouse is modeled. On Charlie Chaplin, I mean he's changed everything he was the most famous man in the entire world. Before fame was really like that you know I mean he came from nothing in one room apartment with his Mama Third Storey flat in London and bad section of town. She knots and it was just the two of them.

And then he goes to she goes to a sanitarium. He comes to America he almost doesn't make. It means something happens is always does, and he It fame that fast and he was married four times the highest paid actor. I is pay, anybody by far for the time everyone knew his name, everyone knew his name. All four of his wives said he never believed that anyone would like him. Here they he always said. Why would anyone like me, he was the same scared. Kind of Bali Right that he was as a kid, even with all that wealth, it doesn't it light. We'll make your life easier at times.

But it doesn't change anything. Yes, sir, nothing. No! No, it doesn't if it does it usually in the wrong direction. No problems are problems, whether your bank account is full or whether it's you know like it, it's what is it Somebody said Jerome embargoes for some time ago, saying you know healthy and once ten thousand things a sick man wants one you and and momentum what you have you know like there's just rescued a bunch of krispies Christians a few years ago in Iraq, and I went over and was freaking out a little bit because ISIS knew that we were meeting these Christian. In this church- and and they were leaving the next day. We were take we're getting them and then making them and flying them out. ISIS said

we know what you're doing and where you are to them. We know where you are. We know what you're doing and at eight p m we're gonna blow up the church. Now take ISIS at their word gay. So today I arrived and it's like seven o clock at night and the churches pact and I'm really freaked out they should be yes and then all in they're gone. We dying weed. I ran the Lord S really had nothing, they were being scared to death. They at these were doctors and lawyers and successful people who literally we're living in tents. You know from the United Nations, you bet horrible they had nothing left to lose her and they knew the only thing that mattered was got right. It was one The greatest groups of people, I've ever been with

If you think about like a lot of people, think chase happiness, this life and then- and the word happy is- is kind of to me. It's tricky. Because happy is like circumstantial, an emotional on, and things can happen around you. That will affect your happiness. So I like to use the word peace And if you, if you check, because you can have a bad day and still be at peace through carry your narrow me happy and so in eyes, as Christians. You know we're called too God's just he's, not as concerned with our happiness as he is our holiness, and so, when you, you know, as a Christian, that does not mean you're guaranteed that you know Paul is in prison. He wrote most of the new testament and he wrote a lot of those letters from prison right and yet He knew what was important. What was the, what was the

his name. That was in a concentration camp in Nazi Germany, and He would volunteer to take the beatings for others, and he- we're cry out and they hated him? So they put him underneath in this seller underneath- one of the deals and here eventually went blind and everything else, but they came and kill him because he was singing all the time. Air and we're like you, you got a kid, fearing everybody up. The guy had such peace. He knew who he served and write what the meaning of life was late. Kill that somebody. He adds amazing rights, amazing s her and that's it. I mean, I guess ultimately, one at the end of the day whenever I think about what's going on in the world and and get nervous. About you know

communist president's made by doesn't thank you know, nations will rise and fall, but you know guys word endures forever and then geese surprised right now. Denmark. Preacher said that's exactly like you know like a new the one on what's gonna happen? He knew that was so he's not surprise, so but anyway, it'll be too but the old man. I do. Everyday, unlike pain. What would he do but garlic I'm just glad he didn't have to sort out died. We were talking about things and he said Glenn. I He was born in eighteen, twenty six, he said, I've seen a lot over the depression ass, their world war, world war. To my dad, fought in World WAR one I was there for the good times. I saw Martin Luther king killed I've. Live through the Seventys and reg, and I said I've seen it all. He said I've always told you don't worry,

you ve, been here before you answer. This is like she weeks before he dies and he said, but this I'm I'm glad. I'm not gonna be around very much as I. I have no idea how you are going to work. This fact dad a sec any the asian last exact. This is the worst generation. Yet you know what I was long. Every generation in your dad and in my day, like you, know, Their generation said that about this of coming generation, but lack at what point is somebody right? Intellectually, but don't you think? I think, Sorry going to know no go ahead think it's it's our duty to to find you know fine,

opened give give this next generation and an answer. You know and be leaders in that thing, and so that's what I'm trying to do. That's what I'm trying to maintain- and you know my piece in the midst of they say and that's my master told me he was lying- it's not whether or not you gonna go through that trial. Here, they're going to watch you and how you go through. It is what's going to be important in that'll, be your legacy, and so I don't know what's coming, but I think, what's important is how we navigate through it. Like you said right, like you were saying earlier, do the right thing further, I reasons and live with the consequences. It sir it's interesting to me that we are everybody's always down on this generation. But I know history well enough to know that the World WAR one generation thought the world or to generation. There were nothing but vague,

right, you know less, I'm say they thought they were just worthless, but then they did their deal correct and an eye. I wondered my dad we talked about this. I said. Dad. If you, if you lived through what's coming, do you think that would be a blessing or curse, and he said what do you mean- and I said I think in my generation, I've never had to fight for the country. Yes, sir, I've, I've! I've had things come to me relatively easy. I mean I've worked hard for everything I have, but any in Amerika it s or forest. We are so fortunate and I think our generation Actually,. We're not as blast because we ve never until now, we ve never had our

as a generation back up against the yeah punch in the face right, and so you don't know who you really are? Yes, how you have nothing left and you either have to be bull jello or stand up and be linked and was not the big statue He was a guy was freaked out just as much as I would be free, two hundred percent, all of the more after the fact you're eyes, ok that that was obviously shouted. But why is going through a terrified terrified? And so I think that we give the younger generation and look at us and say I don't know and honestly When push comes to shove,. You remember saving programme, oh yeah, I've always and afraid that I would be that,

I, who is on the stairs that chest was crying and just rose a hundred percent right. Yes, and you won't know till you're in that situation, s her and it scares me that maybe that's who I am right, you know so had this exact same we're time up this topic with Marcus and because I'm curious, you know because it out Thinking like man, if they're coming over here, if anybody was gonna attack this country, you know, please now, while we these guys that Marcus Trail, you know two leaders because, like we ve I've got a body that our rodeo with and he he's gone into Iraq and his first marine fighting interaction. The all the guys around him never seen battle. You know. Well, now we get twenty years of some some patriots that, like they know how to handle them, and so anyway, I'm talking to remarks about this, and I was like,

like. Are you nervous about the and then he said he said no, like a resounding absolutely not, and he pointed at. I had two interns there that are younger and he pointed at he's like this generation right here, they're going to handle it they're going to handle it and and I had really thought about it like that- and it was just this wave of hope- had an I mean you're right, you know and anna- and I was I'm not like her. I don't you know, My friends found piss on this younger generation and are all every on that. I'm just nervous, but our future as an American. You know but like to hear some. I like markets to say, like What are we are. I saw you, have you ever read the fourth turning his forced nay. I think I've heard of it. I'm not I'm not really. So it's fab it'll give you a lot of hope it it they ve taken this disease. Pendulum swing. That is in

Commies! It's it's it's! it's a wave that just happens gay and in this one group, a scientist started looking at the generations over this eighty two hundred year Swayer Circuit and they lay brow, them up into four different categories. Yes, her well the one now that's coming near. Probably in it is the hero generation. Yes, her and last time. That happened was world WAR two, yes, sir, and there is something them, yes or no just you know hippy generation that just burns things down and tears at apart fat, that generation happened. Eighty years before you know any in history all around the world. It's crazy! It it's thing it's

to summarize having strong men, make good times weak men make bad times there go yes may our times, not only in makes soft time hard man make so times to solve. Times makes off me off man, making archives yeah, that's what it yet in that, True, yes, That's true and- and I believe it to be true in an end everything I do in business and in life, which I'm not saying I have perfected this, but try to. What will I wish, I had done like? I don't want to learn a lesson. The hard way. And like I want to listen to that's parlor is why seek wise counsel? You know, especially in business, not necessarily because up some goal of you know owning Mon Island. I don't but essentially like I've got.

Seventeen employees that depend on me who I would like to employed to responsibility unaided. It's heavy its reality, and so try to make decisions What will I wish I had done and that What I think about what this country like, I would hate for us to learn a lesson. The hard way you know, which there's we're learn and some now and we have learned some the thing that I deserve way to learn. Is there a way to really learned? I mean I've been very successful for about ten years and did I thought the same kind of things and was not successful for ten years, and I get down and go didn't really learn anything yes, sir here I am wearing, did huh times made us. You know you really learn things. Yes, sir,

I think, they're certain situations- and maybe this happened in your story at certain times, where it's just like, there's things that are completely out of your control. You know That that there's a little bit I'm not saying it doesn't hurt, but there's a different kind of peace about it. Worse, just slack our, I couldn't avoid a meteor. Had my have you known a man like there's certain. Thank you. I mean Europe, SK I so you you relate to this use! I love that phrase, but that's cool. They don't a few colonel guy now that, like that so used to really. Have a vision, and then I'm DR in that way, and I want to go that way- and this is my plan, and I would not take no for an answer. Yes, sir, and now I excel floor. I pray in. I explore and then

you know, for instance. I just have this feeling recently that that, at that success, but it that don't mean it money, wise or families, that success on what we are trying to do is coming on this particular thing, and I was my wife, and I said I have no idea what God thank successes is so yes, sir, you know I mean what ever happens. We have yet to a place where you're, like everything that I thought. But you were telling me to do here are so I tried my past. And you know what this gonna take me someplace. I wouldn't were taken me as crazy. It's it's yeah it's coming, not just keep going back to the Holocaust, but came over the book. You'll, probably not I'm sure the story, but there's a if she might have been a Christian that was helping Jews but she's in a carriage ten boom

and where she's in there and she's like I'm in this camp and then the flemish com and she s like I'd, come on. Fleas right and sees disliking on a better, thank God for the fleece and social rights in Shiraz and thanks the Lord for the fleas will come to find out. There is a god that was gone around raping. Women and heating go there, because anyone get fleece and so the story them in my pasture told me that I've been looking for the book ever since it is my camera route is by Corey ten boom and then, the great movie that came out in the seventies, I think Billy Gram actually funded it dank, and it's it's really good. The movies read the book is no better, I'm the movie is really good. I think it's.

You know, I didn't business one of my mentors. He said it. You know it's kind of like pouring water on a table and you just see where it goes, but essentially, like you might end up somewhere where you never imagined in the first place. But going Like you said it's if it's hard, if you look through life and success through the lens of money you eat, it may not end up the way you want it to but, and we have already money is in happiness, correct I don't want to die rich and milk toast my lawyer cave telling me. He has told me to keep tell me cause, I don't listen to him, but he said eventually to grow my business, my business channel of five hundred and we ve got a little warehouses, just all in God's plan that I haven't got it, but and people have to commute. Who is like man, you eventually you to move your operation to a city, ear or somewhere in nature, I'm just not gonna! Do it. Do you know,

beggars, not always better, betters, better and and what we have cause, you mean small town healer guy Workin, on a ranch. What's arranged for you have you what's what's? How you better and how, What are the worries about you? Because of the changes in your life. You mean I want to share the norm and share. I mean like that it's really just the way of song got there's decisions every day like, as you probably have way more than I do, but essentially lack these decisions that, after their made in their successful, the public can look back, all yellow thousand no brainer. You know if you just lucky but Then, if you fail there, like all that was no brainer, you shouldn't made that decision, but like when you're in the decision, it's very difficult. You know

you're trying to make a decision about business where it's like you know now the sun, like these six figure decisions that are their heavy. And like these, seventeen employees are depending on that to be successful and one of the big ones which whether it was on this podcast or not. I wanted to ask you about it. Just like leverage and like so most of my business, like I try not to use it at all like credit or debt at all, but there's other parts where of that it might be ok to use it and not don't I they never something. That's no way to save me. Is debt free really debt, free gotta be debt for you, just don't don't it's not, once you do it than others, you know I don't have a boss. Yes, sir,

kind of cause. I don't own my house outright, sir. My boss is my bank, which you do see that, but what if it was like, even, for instance a rent house, second income producing property year, something like very or to say, and never so I don't. I don't like debt gotta, don't like that, but and I think TAT gonna work against us, but there is not a problem You know having theirs. Reasonable amount of debt, or I can order, mean you and if it's reasonable amount of that, then I don't think the end it's making money than I don't necessarily think that's bad, but I shy away from it. You better tell you no At one point I had two hundred and fifty employees and my wife, and I we did not sleep when it comes to bad time we did not sleep has I saw the face of every and the children and everything else, and I thought

oh my gosh. Oh my gosh. Oh, my god, oh my God s heavy! It's really. It is I yet again why people should not hate this? Pino actually, at the lower end. Your struggling, you don't know you're doing your best. I have not met an entrepreneur, you know smallish level are when you get to be a ceo in Europe These faceless, I'm sure it's different, but I dont know anyone who owns a company and sleeps while at night in hard times and because of them, my man, my right hand, man so to speak. Woman she's names lay says she's a single mom, five kids. And on we joke like I'll go into low call or somethin, and she man- is the warehouse floor and you know she's my number too, so she's technical in charge of everyone else. Sixteen people and and the other day issues like

have fun then, in on you, and unnecessary, because she knows what I think about mentally, but it's crazy. Just at the end of the day like now, it's like in know I'm one now do it some people's eyes because of capitalism and what you know the free enterprise like now all the sudden, but at the end of it cuz I would have thought like, for instance, if you made a million dollars, you got a million dollars. You know the younger me, that's what I would have thought, you might have ninety thousand human. Ten percent is like that, and so, like Duchess Basic yeah Oh, you don't brigadier temperature, your net intimidate run in writing. That's why they sometimes before tax governments like well. We need part of that Rony per that Nigeria is It's crazy is the fact that people know that

when they asked the question: do you should the tax base should the rich pay their fair share? Yes, yes, I agree with that what is their fair share? Do you think thirty percent usually stops around thirty? Do you think thirty percent is fair for people to be taxed? they usually say. No, once you hit forty and fifty percent, they always say no right and then you go back to them and say: did you know that's what the richer paintings good there's shot their starting by yeah? There's, none vile! Now, right now, that's! What's it's crazy and I understood, I mean just some of it makes no sense, but that's what I'm trying to navigate! That's why? I think. That's why you're mere faith? That's where your faith comes in answer as if you just try to see

serve him? Yes, sir, you can look at the failures that you'll have NGO he's bringing he I've counselled with him, and I did my best- and maybe I miss hurt him, but Anna Billy said to me, we were talking and em was just a maze. Ice amazing and do we were sitting in this house and he looked at me with like these, like twinkly blue eyes, and he went and I'm not afraid to die. And you could see it, and then he was kind of like excited. He said, although the actual dying part scares me. Being dead, doesn't scare if you know, and we were talking and he said

I'm not afraid to die, and I said oh I can tell, and he said you know what. Everything that I've done wrong, every mistake: everybody I've heard everything that all came from me. Everything, good I've done there yet came from him right. He said, and I know the difference and he knows I tried to do the right thing right in it hurts more when you try, right thing and you get bashed for it right, but. You gotta go yes, her here, there's a certain piece. It comes along with. Like in prison for I'm sure I'm not been in prison for being a Christian, but you know like in Paul situation, but the thing to as a citizen, I prefer not to be a prison, for any reason be realistic. Just just stuck can get

topic I've. Just thinking about Paul being you know as Canada Ultimate like he's persecute. For his faith is in prison and all he really had to do was just announce it. You know it they. Let him out the kind of deal and assisted met. Somebody, that's holds true to their values, so you know it to a chinese dissident once and persecuted unbelievably for their Christianity and I said: how can we pray for you and she said, oh. Well. You know what we're praying for the United States, and I said now- and she said that you, I wish say collapse, but basically that you lose your wealth as like. Ok, that's why and she said you ve forgotten, who you are you she said,

only tell me, brings you down and humbles? You? Will you remember and then you'll? do the rest of the world again so it's kind of her. An exciting time. If can stay amble. Yeah, I right yeah and an end to get punch in the face port. It's just keep wonder and Mark- is this as hard as we ve been punch. You know like winner, we won Time to Is there a long we're not even at the bar yet so em and punched yet doll? we're not even at the bar. He afraid of you just have to be It is amazing. To me is how many christians- I know that say they have faith- at your say you just how to do the work thing Fang the Lord has it that yet that's great, but it's not In a work near like-

what's he gonna work, you don't blows and you don't believe in the power of God. That is truly the only thing that can save us. But he won't until we all turned back to him. Go! Ok, If I give a give right now, sir now. There's there's deftly. You know like in a bottle. It talks about to certain countries and leaders and people that you know just kind of continually disrespect. The Lord and there's there's so. Things that happen like Lord. Hopefully, you know I don't know who you're looking at in this country, but hopefully there's some of us a group of people in the country that are enough and I'm not saying that live in shiny and on each other to be given that grace rye any means. I'm not saying that what I'm saying Hopefully there are some people that are live in that the life where you know we can. You can buy some time yes, but what sex for you, we ve got. Your nipples,

you called more about a season two. They could call on two years. You know they can and do what they want and their great work with, but you never know what they're going to do and so either either that or in others been acts of some other time. Was coming, but at the end of the day, like that those kind of calls like they'll come and they'll go. So I'm not necessarily word about that. My daily ground is, is I've gotta media team, and we just we put out content on the internet at bringing and I don't have a monetary go in, content go. I think that, like That's the right way to do it I feel like. If I were to set like an income goal, it would put too much pressure on my own cells, which then is like no, let's bring the value. First the sales let them fall. Where they may also from that point. On issues may navigating the back in supplanting issues same as everybody else, but you just trying to be was with what little

I am blessed with as a business man and then just try to be made it positive uplifting voice you know the line and dark world people like that. That's it's a slow growth. But you know, I think it's impact fallen, is created a loyal following an unknown. To try to daily bring value so crazy, cushion. You know, my wife and I watched that show willing, graze anatomy for years and you know Also, you watch it for a long. You think you're, a doctor they delays have to and every doktor every nurse I've ever talk to end, it is the most agonizing show her eyes. Chief is nothing like that right. When you watch Yellowstone are you? Are you dislike lethal,

How much of that show can you enjoy You know I mean there's parts of it that. Known what I know about showbiz, maybe I'm a little bit more lenient on some of the things you might be talking about, like you know their message that baby calf, that baby calf chumps up in kind of runs off and obviously the calf is at least nine days old, ten days, all kind of calf, which is completely. I mean it's, it's it's tv, you know, and so you know I gave a little bit. I gave a little bit of grace there, but you, Taylor, shared in depth, that show together like he is a cowboy and he does is weird Is it just me? at the story line is that care, Costner is trying to save his ranch and this season, he is trying to save it by Make it famous for horses and he's gotta, find a way to make it famous. So it stands for something and here we have the floor, sixes. Taylor Sheridan who owns

The forces is making the forty sixes famous putting it into this show about arrives, trying to make arrangements to save it. Never used, it will reared and is well it's. It's definitely like makes you think, like. Oh I see what's next year, which is, I think, the whole born of it, but as far as lack a ranch with a noticeable brand, like that's the one their dancing people outside of Texas don't know the forced sixes is like the They'll know King ranch. Maybe, but that's not the rule, in TAT, going it's, but right, that's not the rent for sixes is. The right word is what why. Well they've. I mean the tradition that comes with that ranch and the integrity behind the brand, so for six brand, meaning lack actual integrity of the people that run it.

Then also the quality of of the horse. The court there there horse programme is- crazy bar none. They ever immodest cell in October, and it's just the absolute best horses in the industry that you can imagine their count, their cow calf operation that they have their main just everything they do is is to the non, but they ve been doing it for hundred years. Is the thing, but there. That's a cluster there's a lotta ranches rat in there. You know pitchfork ranches right next to tongue river. Bags, there's all these ranches, its cow country, and so that that's other thing that that and the way that these cowboys that's that's kind of the day once in cowboys as the country. You know, you'll find cowboys in Arizona in while meeting in Louisiana that you know there cowboys. But the grass is different oh, how they cowboys different, but most often You know the values that they stand for the same so but but

For six is it's. It's always been one where that area, and there was Texas like it's just one. I would like to say when I was born my dad. We lived on West Camp at the pitchfork I mean I've gotta. They share offence line and and so those were the values that I was raised on and so watch him mole man, that's kind of work where I picked up on them it was. It was a neat thing to get there, but it is a pleasure Well, LT. I wanted ask you, I don't know how much time we have, but about your book the great reset yeah. Anyway. Women, women, I will I'll get you a copy of. It will tell you that it is our world were too yes, if we don't learn this! You can do it and fine

ourselves to each other were done yes in his coming fast lesser, and A year and a half ago we started doing research on it and I thought I can't really here and you got worse and worse and worse and worse and they don't they're, not afraid we're not occur. To admit it. I mean it's all out in the open, all there well, now that Sir Charles I my best friend, I found myself a seal and our right, I'm pretty much to see your probably take a seal prop. Yes, yes, I take a thirty second culture in the morning and then I'll run luck, quarters of a yeah. Some in much why three they pointed out that our own ten miles it doesn't look like it, but well. I listen to books, when I'm run really, and so that needs to be more expert. Is it on? comes out most amiable it'll be on audible, be okay, cool, so nice.

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