I'm Clint Emerson and welcome to season two of Can You Survive this podcast, where the interview is just as dangerous as the scenarios I put my guests through.

From hostage situations to natural disasters, car jackings, active shooters, and more,

if you're looking for the skills necessary to survive these situations, then this is the show for you.

Thank you, all seven of you for listening to Can You Survive this podcast.

Today I've got a Marine, Navy SEAL, Federal Agent, producer of Contraland, founder of Veterans for Child Rescue, Craig Sawman Sawyer. Welcome to the show, buddy.

Hey, thanks, Clint for having me on. Where are you at? I'm in Tucson, Arizona. Tucson. Is it

cold there, or is it just stay hot? No, it gets cold in the wintertime. It's actually very charming here.

We used to do all our skydiving here in the SEAL teams.

I remember that. There's also a bar. It was a pretty cool bar there too, right? Yeah, yeah. teammate of mine, Nelson. Yeah. He has multiple. I think he's got four locations here now, Trident Bar and Grill. What are they again? Yeah, Trident. That's right. I get them all mixed up.

Every city there's like the lily pad and, you know, some kind of frog brewery.

So there's a bunch of them in different cities owned by, you know, former retired frogmen,

which is a great way to stay in contact with people or have a place to go and get a drink

whenever you're just passing through.

You know, just like every other interview, I start with a rapid fire to warm us up and

we'll end to get to know you a little better. So are you ready? I don't know. Let's see.

All right. I'll give you two choices. You just give me the first one that comes to mind and then

we'll circle back around and you can give kind of the why. Or when we circle back around, you can change your mind

and say, no, no, I didn't mean that. All right. Here we go. Marines or Navy?

Marines. Marines. All right.

Platoon life or squadron life?

Squadron life.

Squadron life.

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