This is Jaco podcast number 44 with Echo Charles and me, Jaco Willink. Good evening, Echo.

Good evening.

And the last podcast number 43 went a little bit long. We did not get to the Q&A.

And that's one of the nice things about having a podcast, having a forum that we actually own and can do whatever we want with.

If it goes long, that's cool. We just let it go long. We can go down that road.

Now, some people might say, oh, you went too far down that road. Okay, that's fine.

Press stop. You can go proceed somewhere else. Some people say, I wish you would have gone further down that road.

So we're just kind of going off of instinct here. What to me? Like, okay, we think we went far enough down that road. We're good there.

But we did not get to Q&A. And so that's working to do today. Do some Q&A.

Questions from the interwebs. There's always good. A lot of people, tons of questions.

Definitely appreciate all the questions that are coming through. And I apologize. I can't get to all of them.

I will say this. I've talked to some some troopers out in the field. And they're there. They're like, we know what you're going to say.

Like, when a question comes, which is awesome. That means I'm working myself out of a job. If you're out there and you already know what the answer to the question is, that's awesome.

That means cool. You figured out, you know what you need to go educate someone else. Go help someone else go. So it's cool that people are starting to understand.

I think the the holistic mindset that's going on here. And that's very positive to me. Now that being said, there's always questions that come through.

Sometimes even I'm going, okay, let me think about that one. And some of them are really obvious. I got on, you know, I got on on Twitter the other day.

Somebody asked me somebody said, hey, what have you learned about people or about humans since you, you know, kind of entered the world of social media on a large scale.

And I wrote back that I've figured out that humans don't Google things before they ask you the question on Twitter.

Because sometimes people just ask me, you know, this question that you could Google faster. Ask me about a, you know, just some quote.

Not one of my quotes, but a Shakespeare quote or a book or a military unit, you know, man, man, Google that don't ask me.

If you want to ask me a specific question that I might know some of that's cool. That's awesome. I'm more than happy to answer. Also, I get asked 12 times a day.

What time do you go to sleep at night? So I just read 11. And people aren't laughing about that. Anyways, but we do get some awesome questions from the inner webs.

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