Man, F-16 pilots are the worst. You know when they come to parties and all that it was

talked about, I'm like, hey, everybody. I got a funny joke about F-16 pilots to start

this one off. What's the difference between an F-16 pilots, alright, an F-16 pilot and

the F-16 engine? The engine stops whining when you shut it down.

Now, nothing? Yeah, you froze. So you'll see in the podcast where I started to talk over

Aaron because he froze and I just jumped in there and this time I tried to be a professional

and it just didn't work out. Yeah, and you didn't even get to hear the punch line, but

that's going to be the funny part of this one. So on the podcast this week with Trenton

and myself and you'll understand why we call him Trenton here in a second, we have Colonel

Nick Nichols. His call sign is actually Nick. He tells a great story about how we got it

later in the podcast that almost destroyed both Trenton and I. So, FoldsOfHonor.org is

a fantastic organization that helps out their sole purpose is to help fund the colleges

through scholarships of first responders, military members that have unfortunately paid the

ultimate price in combat and or training exercise. So, FoldsOfHonor.org, go check them

out. There's a donate button. We talk about it in the podcast, but we wanted to open this

one up by making sure that you know what this awesome organization is. So, go over to

FoldsOfHonor.org. You can either hit the squadron button or the donate button. You can

read all about them in the about section. It pops right up when you check it out. Colonel

Nick Nichols was gracious enough to come on. Lay out his amazing 30 year career as an

F-16 pilot and then what led him to FoldsOfHonor. This one is awesome. Trent, I'll turn it

over to you for your feelings on this one, but I had an amazing time and it was definitely

humbling to talk into Colonel Nichols. Absolutely. You know, you meet some of these people, super

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