This deployment with infantry to Afghanistan, can you talk about it?

It turned out it was the most deadly Canadian tour there was.

That's when we had the most casualties.

We rolled out to Massimgar, so this is kind of north west of Cantar City,

along the Argendab River, right in the spiritual birthplace of the Taliban.

We get in the riverbed and we're driving up the riverbed and a couple hundred meters up.

First RPG comes in. It's one of the labs. No damage. We had the cages.

It didn't really do much and that mortar start coming in.

It's like, okay, this is what we're here for, right?

Now we just start going to work.

Welcome to Mike Drop, the podcast where relevancy is irrelevant and we don't give a shit about your feelings.

Ladies and gentlemen, as always, it's both an honor and a pleasure to welcome my next guest to the podcast.

He spent 14 years with the Canadian Army in the Canadian Special Operations Forces or Kansoff

with Joint Task Force 2 as a sniper. He's got 10 deployments to our act in Afghanistan,

a few of which we're going to focus on in this interview.

He's the CEO of SFE, which is Special Forces Experience,

which facilitates post-traumatic growth, as well as a project called Citizen Green,

which we're going to get into.

He does mainline syrup before he shoots people in the face and then he apologizes for it.

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the stage, Jeff Dupati.

Thanks for having me on, Mike. It's a real pleasure. I feel like I'm on a fucking late night talk show here.

Well, that's kind of the goal. It's a little different than I think most set-ups on purpose is that I like a little more,

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