Welcome to Citizen. We have very special guest today from Sheath Robert Patton. How's it going?

I'm doing very well sir. Thank you so much for having me.

Sure, yeah. I've been using your product for several years now so it seemed like a good idea.

That's a good to hear. We have a lot of loyal customers and I'm happy to hear that you're one of them.

Yeah, I appreciate you taking care of my dick and balls. It's a very important thing to look.

You don't want to skimp on your bed and pillows because you sleep for a third of your life.

You don't want to skimp on anything that has to do with your junk or your diet.

Those are the three things that I think you should spend money on.

I wholeheartedly agree because it can be a distraction also if you're uncomfortable and down there.

Yeah, nothing's worse. Nothing's worse.

Let's get into your background a little bit first. You were in the military.

Yes, sir. I was in the army. I did two tours in Iraq and I joined at 26 so I joined a little bit later but I really enjoyed it.

What did you do? Where were you stationed? What did you do?

I went to a basic training for Jackson and then I was stationed in Fort Lee, Virginia.

We were a support group for a quartermaster company and I didn't do anything terribly like exciting.

I was more or less depressing because we had dealt with a lot of the casualties of the Iraq war in Afghanistan.

The people that put the flags on the cargo transfer cases were I was that guy.

Not a fun job.

You were in for what? 20 years. It says I think here.

I did two tours and I did six years. It was it was more than enough to it was like 20 years worth of.

Oh, yeah, sorry. I read this wrong. It says you were going to be 20.

Yeah, I don't blame you. I did five and I was like, yeah, well, I mean, when I got out the war was kind of coming to an end. It was in late 2010.

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