The Well, hello and welcome to the worldwide broadcast of the Ted and Austin Brower show,

bringing you the latest world news and health research.

Hope everyone's having an absolutely fantastic day today.

I hope you guys had a great weekend and a great time, basically, with the Hagman Show on Friday,

had a lot of good stuff going on, and hope you guys had a good weekend. We've got to train with

a bunch of my buddies over the weekend, do some vehicle interdiction tactics, and deploying and

moving and getting out of vehicles and

shooting out of vehicles and I encourage everybody again as always to make sure you stay up on your

prepared readiness whatever you see fit for that and constantly try to push yourself further

to one of my buddies that over the weekend was basically his first time doing something this

aggressive and he was shocked on the concussion blast from, you know, a rifle going, you know, out of a vehicle shooting to a windshield.

And, you know, we had ear pro on.

And I said, you know, you think it'd be this loud with earpro on.

I said, imagine if you had to do this and you didn't have comms on.

And I said, you know, sensory overwhelming, you know, aspects would kick in afterwards.

I said, you'd have to do what you had to do at the time being.

I said, but the thing about it is most people don't understand what this feels like and understand

that you have to train and basically practice makes perfect with anything.

If you want to get good at something, if you want to be proficient at something, you

actually have to actually have to do it.

You can't just talk about it. You can't just read about it. You have to essentially go through it.

And once you do things in the real world and start training with stuff and working with stuff, you learn how to handle that much more.

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