#051 - Jack Carr - The Terminal List

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Society & Culture, Comedy

4.8 • 3.3K Ratings

🗓️ 21 August 2020

⏱️ 54 minutes

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Summary

Jack Carr returns to Free Range American with Logan Stark and Evan Hafer to unpack how current events are influencing the writing of his fourth book, the development of his TV series on Amazon Prime starring Chris Pratt, stories behind writing his torture scenes, and how ownership and taking pride in your work are the tickets to success in life.

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0:00.0	Welcome to another episode of Free Range American here at the total archery challenge in
0:20.6	Sky Montana with the one the only Jack car.
0:26.1	Back for episode number two.
0:27.3	I know I feel so.
0:28.3	I know it's awesome.
0:29.3	It's not do it through Sky internet.
0:32.4	That's right.
0:33.4	Last time you guys were in isolation in Texas.
0:36.1	Yeah, I think so we did it remotely, but it looks like you're having a good time out
0:40.0	there.
0:41.0	Yeah, I mean, Texas is always a good time.
0:44.8	Obviously be sure to do some things, blowing some stuff up.
0:47.4	And plus Matt's there.
0:50.0	JT's there Logan everybody's there.
0:52.4	So we're all there at the same time.
0:54.1	It's fantastic.
0:55.1	And did you see John Stossal posted a thing?
0:57.8	There's a new book out there and I forget the author's name, but she did a bunch of research
1:01.5	into all the other taxes that you pay other than the percentage.
1:05.2	Bracket that you're in.
1:06.5	It was awesome.
1:07.5	We all know it.
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