#152 - Dan Hollaway - Drinkin Bros Prodcast

Black Rifle Coffee Podcast

Black Rifle Coffee Podcast Network

Society & Culture, Comedy

4.8 • 3.3K Ratings

🗓️ 9 August 2021

⏱️ 90 minutes

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Summary

Jarred Taylor welcomes Dan Hollaway, host and managing director of the Drinkin Bros podcast as well as co-host of the American Party podcast. Jarred and Dan have known each other for over 15 years to include deploying to Iraq together in support of the global war on terrorism. JT an Dan share stories from when they first met, discuss current events, and Dan's career path and extensive schooling.

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0:00.0	You have now entered Free Range American Podcast, presented by black rifle coffee.com.
0:16.7	Look at you.
0:17.9	You're on.
0:20.5	I don't know what you're saying, though.
0:21.7	Fire, fire.
0:22.5	I was just thinking about clacking off Claymore's.
0:25.3	And just, just hitting it.
0:27.5	Yeah.
0:27.7	What is your target, though?
0:28.9	Whatever.
0:29.8	I just want a daisy chain like 80 of them together and see what happens.
0:34.4	Like in a side profile array or are you talking about like a pile?
0:40.6	Yeah.
0:41.4	It's like, like how are we daisy chaining these climbers together?
0:44.6	Probably L shape, right?
0:46.5	I don't know.
0:47.9	You would think why would it's a lot of ballbearers.
0:49.8	Yes.
0:50.2	What is a lot of ball bearings?
0:51.3	It's like two pounds of stem tax.
0:54.0	See, what if you, you know how like back in the medieval times like, you know,
0:59.4	castles were specifically designed to where they could trap you in that like kind of hallway.
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