You spend four years at seas, there's a lot of boat time.

A lot of boat time.

I mean, it's amazing you look at your LAS.

It's like, my goodness, four years, buddy, my tail.

People that didn't make it, some weren't meant to make it,

and some didn't put in the work.

I'm burner, hit, taxi, grab a wire.

My feet were shaking so much.

I was like, what just happened?

You launch off from the Persian Gulf, go drop 6,000 pounds worth of ordinance. You go get

gas, you come back to the carrier, you come in for a 615 night break at the carrier. Nothing that man don't miss night traps no man

I'm a old country boy I've never seen anything like the small life you walk up to an

aircraft carrier like how does this thing float you know what I mean?

Like this thing was enormous. You know introduced a long boulder and his front, his main mount hit the very front of the ship.

Now he has a vector down, main mounts hit,

the nose is gonna pitch over.

My friend wrapped car pulls at 354.

So we have left on.

Next drive, I'm sure, to make sure 16 13 times. I don't give you something about that.

Whatever one time.

Yoko, thanks for joining me on the podcast. Happy to have you on here.

Happy to chat about your career and learn a little bit more about you.

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