Hello, friends. Welcome back. This episode is bonus content for episode 1749. If you haven't heard that, go listen first.

Basically, at the end of my conversation with Connor, he told a bunch of stories about being a police officer, and we put them right here in this short kind of 10, 15 minute episode.

So if you want to hear about his diabetes and everything else, 1749.

This year, 1750, is the bonus to that.

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Have you ever to draw your gun at work?

Oh, I mean, yeah, you draw, I guess like,

you know, if you go to alarms and stuff like that, you're clearing buildings, you're drawing your gun, you say you get in a pursuit, like I draw my gun a decent amount. I guess I'm in a little bit different of a of a role now.

Like I'm not like a road.

I'm not out on the road like every single day doing like normal police work right now.

But yeah, I have a dog.

I guess I haven't mentioned that.

You, you, you, you run a canine unit?

Yeah.

So I'm, I'm a dual purpose canine handler.

So, um, my dog, he's trained to alert to the odor of narcotics.

That's, uh, one of the things that he does. And then the other thing is he's an

apprehension dog. So like someone robs a bank, we can track them. And if needed, we can apprehend

him or someone's fighting me. Well, have you ever, has that ever happened live? Have you ever

watched your dog take somebody down? So I just got a new dog a few months ago. My old dog, he had a whole bunch of issues and

ended up dying. But yeah, my old dog, he, he was a star. He definitely took some bad guys down. So so kinder even though it's a thing you've seen

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