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Navy SEALs are so played out, the Delta boys are so played out. I look for good reason.

I'm not putting them down. I mean, come on. There's a reason why we all know about them,

but I thought, you know, who's left? And the more research I was doing, the more people I talk to,

like, who's the biggest badass that's not a SEAL or a Delta boy? And it was like, finally,

someone said to me, what do you know about the Marine Raiders? I was like, you know, not much.

So the more I looked into them, the more I thought, this is this is more Red's

groove coffee right here. Yeah, my character, Matthew Red. I just saw it instantly, man. It just clicked

and I kind of just ran with it. Yeah, because the Raiders, I mean, and there's been some

variations of stuff. So one of my friends was a, came out of Naval Academy FBI agent,

but was a captain in the Marines. He was force recon. And there's this great picture of him. It

used to be on his Twitter page. He's doing a, he's doing a halo jump in white. It's winter time,

but he's doing a halo jump in white. And it's like, you know, that's some cool shit. But when I,

when I first started reading about Matthew Red, it, like you say, he almost, it reminded me of what

you would get if you kind of put together like a, a, a Mitch rap and a, uh, uh, uh, Jack Reacher,

you know, and a couple other folks, you know, somebody got some street smart as well as smart,

knows how to operate tactically, but I liked the fact that you set it out and states that

tend to be flyover countries. You know, I came from Kansas, flyover country. Now, um, I do have to ask

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