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Another episode of Working Class on Deercast. I'm by myself hosting on this one, but I have my good buddy, Jacob Johnson calling in from wherever you're from. What are you doing, man?

Hey, I'm just on lunch at work, but I love it.

Up here in Northern Iowa, so.

Yeah, so I like doing these calls when guys are in lunch breaks, and I do want to talk about what you do for a living, but we met at a trade show for people who don't know.

And Nebraska several years ago, and we just kind of hit it off since and you've kind of just been part of the working class, bow hundred family since then.

Yeah, yeah, that's pretty cool. Just before we went to Nebraska, I just sitting there like the week, like a couple days prior to that and talking to my wife.

And I was like, Hey, what are we doing this weekend? She's like, I don't think anything. And I'm like, you want to go to Nebraska? She's like, for what?

She's like, uh, you're the deer show. She's like, I don't care. That's on this one. Oh, no, no kidding. So we went and saw you guys there. And I was wearing a working class hat and one of you guys said, Hey, nice hat. Like, thanks. I didn't want to be like, no, I just shoot over there. It's like, I'll play cool.

Man, walk on by the new ground. Like waving as you're walking away.

Thanks to we got like, uh, all the other foods to hit first, but we'll be back.

Yeah, I'll see you. I'll come back if you're lucky that time.

Yeah.

But man, I don't know. We all just hit it off like you vibe well with our crew. And so you've been around a lot, which has been a ton of fun.

And, uh, I know you're a newer bow hunter. You've been doing it for a few years.

Uh, but there's something cool that you were a part of that I want to talk about. But, uh, since you're at work, let's talk about what you do for a living since it's working class on deer cats.

Yeah.

So I work at, uh, the local municipality here in Osage and, uh, yeah, I don't know, I can solve internet and phones and troubleshoot internet and phones and do that kind of stuff now.

I was working on wind turbines before and I just got this job when the contract ran up at my wind sight and I didn't really want to be working wind anyways. So.

Yeah.

Yeah. So back back at home, it spends more time with the family and everything. So it's working out big.

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