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It is episode 92 of Working Class on Deercast, Kurt Geier speaking. Eric Common.

And in studio, Mr. Mark Jury is in here. What's up guys? How are you? I'm fired up to be your

co-host in this episode. In studio. I might turn the tables again this year and start asking you

guys questions. Let's do it. And joining us via the dark web, Mr. Stan Potts. Thank you for

doing this, man. It's an honor to have you. I love this. I love it. I'm glad to be here.

Love talking, telling old stories with Mark. We got a lot of. Well, Stan, I want to start by saying

that you are one of those icons for me from my childhood when I'm watching hunting videos. You're like

the reactions, the hunting, the personality, the character is part of the reason that kept me

motivated as a kid to keep going hunting, which I think now it's hard to do as a kid to keep

excited. And you're one of those names that sticks out to me is like, oh, you got to watch

this guy's hunts, that type of thing. So I just wanted to give you that credit from my perspective

growing up until now. You're a living legend in my eyes. Well, I appreciate all the kind words.

That's great. I mean, I've been blessed to be able to do what I do to make you live in,

but been blessed to live in Illinois in the Midwest. And for a white tailhunter, there is no,

there is no better place on earth in the Midwest when you agree, Mark. Oh, 100%. I mean,

you know, you don't realize it when you're a child, but sometime in your adult life, when you start

meeting people from the Northeast to Southeast, different parts of the country go, I got lucky

where I was born. And it's exactly what you're talking about, Stan, like, you don't really realize

it because it's just normal to you until you start meeting people from around the country. And

from different places, you hear how they covet it and want to come here. And we were just lucky to

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