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straight talk with the guys in the community. Oh, I, oh, oh, oh.

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oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, Sofrapp.com on time on target. I hope you guys enjoyed that last episode

with Sam Faddis. Sam was great a lot of insight there and as I mentioned Sam

along with the Odyssean, James Powell and Daniel D'Sier were a part of the first

ever inside the team room on those in the intelligence field.

That's going up in segments on the Speck Ops channel. But I spoke to Nick

Hill who had that audio and video and I was saying like, you got to use some of

that on the podcast and tease it out there and you know that hopefully guys will enjoy it and if you're not already a member of the spec ops channel you check that out at specops channel dot com so you can see the full series. But anyway I'm actually

recording the intro for this at my home setup and you might be like wow that

microphone sounds pretty good you sound pretty sexy and I say

thank you to that well you know what you know it's funny I'll tell you guys this so

every now and again I get asked like for people who have a home set up of like what's the best

mic to get and the mic that I use in the studio is great we use one of those

hile I think that's how it's pronounced microphones which are the same ones they use at serious

XM that's why we suggested them but then when I record these episodes at home I'd have

these that a blue Yeti microphone which if I'm going to be honest with you guys is a piece of crap.

I am not a fan.

So I always said when people would ask me what's the best home microphone to get.

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