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

This is the Black Rifle Coffee Podcast.

Welcome to the BRCC podcast, Dean Stott.

Appreciate you coming out.

Thanks, I'm. Appreciate it.

Yeah, absolutely.

We like to start with, how do you take your coffee?

Oh, we have a saying in UK, NATO, which means milk and two sugars. Okay. So that's how I like it. Have it NATO. Yeah. Have it, have it NATO. I like that. I might start using that, but I'm not going to quantify or explain it to anybody. Yeah. We'll scoot that guy. Yeah. So we met at Chachot Show last year.

Yeah, it feels like a long time.

And we just hit it off.

I think we were hanging out at the Beyond party.

Yeah, I got invited to the BRCC party.

And yeah, you and I just bumped into each other, got into conversation.

And yeah, as of any veteran with a veteran, it's very easy to bond and start conversation flowing. Absolutely. And then here we are. Yeah, a few months later, we're back together. Yeah, absolutely. Scott, if you want to mind, introduce yourself. Tell the people who you are. Yes, I'm Dean Stott. I was obviously told by my accent. I'm not from the.s i'm from the UK um i was born in

england a little town called swindon actually but i never really lived there my father was on the

military my grandparents in the military so very much immersed in that environment so every three

years i would move from town to town just as you're about getting settled as a kid find a friend you

up and leave so my father's job took us you know all around the world in place like Germany

and back to the UK my parents split up as when I was quite young and I ended up actually living

with my father my father got custody and so his my last sort of years in school

and his last years in the military was in a town called old shot which is the home of the british

army it's where the parachute regiment were based so um it wasn't strange to see people falling from

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