It's part of time mom. Hey guys today we decided to throw it all back all the way back to our humble beginnings in the original studio 22. Remember those good old days back when we used to hang out in there with the swamp cooler and sweat and all that stuff. Well, those were good days and all the some days I miss them because we have such a good time. I want us to go back and revisit with our good friend Jeff Kyle. You know who Jeff Kyle is the Marine Corps veteran who's the brother of the American sniper himself the late Chris Kyle. He currently works to help veterans and on

the legacy of his brother by serving as president of the American Valor Foundation. So join me as we revisit our good talk with our good buddy Mr. Jeff Kyle.

Hey everybody welcome to another episode of the chapter a show. I got a feeling that this one's going to get interesting. It's going to get very very interesting because party foul Steve sitting over in the peanut gallery and guess what?

He's already enjoyed a couple of cocktails. I don't think it's your drug. I haven't been drinking. So what you guys that water pure water right there. Yeah, that looks like moonshine with ice in it. Smell it hot news Natalie. There is water in there. Okay. Well water in there, but Jesus is performed another miracle apparently. Yeah, it's frozen chunks.

Exactly. Yeah, the ice is what's water sitting in the hot seat. My good buddy Jeff Kyle hanging out. This is a second appearance for Jeff on the chat. Break their show on the podcast. But now we get to see your beautiful face. Look at you. How you been, man?

Measure blue well. All right. I like it. I like to I like all that kind of stuff. And our buddy Mark Hanson, who I thought he might show up today, but he didn't show up today. He's chicken. Yeah. Yeah. He he doesn't look good on camera. No, he doesn't. He doesn't look good in person. Yeah.

He's had my truck now for two months working on it. Two months. He's had this thing. People are like, we don't see any of the truck videos. I don't have a truck. Yeah. I haven't had a studio for you because mine. See, he had mine for about three or four months. Yeah.

So Jeff and I have the distinct honor of serving together with the foundation that they created with his parents Wayne and Debbie Kyle and of course, Jeff and Amy and

Mark's on the on the boards, well, and a few others. And I was honored when they asked me to be a part of the American Valor foundation. I'm just going to tell you right now, American Valor foundation.org is the website. You need to go check it out and visit it. We're going to talk some more about that because we got some big fun things coming up.

But yeah, Mark, he wanted to, of course, he has road armor. He wanted us to do the I met the truck makeover, you know, with the new. I don't have any idea what he's doing to it. Yeah.

Total surprise. But here's the thing. So we were down at Granger Smith's place with the road armor Jeep a couple of weeks ago. And the thing messed up. We had to have it.

Toad back on a rollback. Do you hear about this? No, I have. And so they've got it at the Dallas Dodge dealership and they're trying to figure out what's wrong with it. Pretty sure the transmission blew out on it. But they just discontinued that transmission.

Did Steve did it. Okay. Okay. Chad did it. No. Who was driving when it blew?

Well, when I got in it, it was blown.

It drove around just fine. But anyway, and then I got in it. Yeah. Yeah. Sure. So anyway, we didn't know what exactly happened.

But they've got it. And whenever Dodge discontinues something, they also discontinued the tools to work on. So now you got to get all new stuff.

So I told them I told them, Mark the other desk said, I may have just I should have probably just paid for all this stuff. Yeah.

Do it in my truck. Yeah.

It's probably going to cost me this equivalent in fixing that Jeep. So nice. Good job. I know. Isn't that exciting? Good job. I know.

I told you you could take my portion out of my paycheck. Yeah.

All right. You're forever. Take half of it out of my paycheck in $10 increments.

Yeah. That means you have to employ me for a very long time. So giving of you. So giving of you.

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