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The basic story is my dad.

I mean, that's how come I'm doing this. This is how come I'm here.

Oh, really? Because you're your dad. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. He inspired all this stuff.

Well, he was a spook. And, you know, most of the time I was just a little kid.

You know, and dad one time came to me and said, what do you think of the Vietnam War?

This was like in the, oh, about 65, something like that. And I gave him a flip little teenage answer.

I said, you got a sack of hand grenades and some rice paddies and you go throw the hand grenades to win it for the good guys

wearing the white hats. I mean, I'd been raised on John Wayne in World War II, all my uncles,

and my dad was in World War II. So he said, we have to have a talk. And I said, okay, and just went on with my life.

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