That's your attention now, don't I?

This is the Black Rifle Coffee podcast.

Tom, what's up?

What's going on?

How old?

Good to be here.

Good to have you on the show.

A little clink.

Yeah, a little clink.

You know, I was just giving you a hard time about, like,

this was, like, the worst merchandising opportunity in the world. Like, I want to get some crayons and just write, you know, BRCC on my paper cup. But the coffee is phenomenal. Man, it is good. Like, that is like, actually, that's one of my more favorite cups. I'm not a, I've been drinking light coffees forever.

And every now and again, I'll pop a dark coffee in the exclusive coffee subscription.

And I've been drinking it for the last several days because it just came out.

And I'm fairly in love with it.

Well, you know, I've learned a lot about coffee from you.

And I actually didn't start drinking coffee until like five years ago, six years ago. Yeah. Like, I actually growing up, you know, and my mom's Eastern European, like I could eat anything. Like, Oregon meat, no, bro. I did not like coffee. And I did not like celery. Literally the only two things I couldn't eat. So I couldn't eat coffee ice cream? No. Cellar is now the only one. Right. And it was weird on the campaign trail in like 15 and 16. I do drink more caffeine than any human being alive. Like enough to kill a horse. Like, 1500 milligrams a day kind of thing. Like it's, it feels good. Whatever it is, it's like, now I can do that and I can pound an energy drink and go to sleep. Like it's, you know, I probably got a wean off of it so I actually get some effect. But now it's just like almost like a mental crutch. But on the trail, you know, no one... The only thing that was always present that had caffeine was coffee.

And so I started almost the first couple, like reluctantly, like just.

And literally whatever it was clicked in my brain and was like, yep, good.

And I've been drinking, again, way too much probably ever since.

I've been drinking it since I was like 12. Yeah. Right. So I've just grown up around it.

It's always strange for me, especially in Utah, I always run into people that are like, oh, I don't

drink coffee. And obviously because of the LDS population here, they don't drink coffee. But it's

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