Okay, got the red smoke.

Turn around, go up the south, west to the smoke, west to the smoke.

Okay, copy, west to the smoke. I'm looking at danger close now.

Oh, what a man, it came to me, I made it. It came hot.

It came to be clear hot.

Good afternoon, everybody.

Full auto Friday is back again, round 17. I actually cannot believe I've been doing this for 17 weeks.

Four questions for today. I'm going to go with traditional format, but probably not pay an incredible amount of attention to the time.

But I'm also not going to try to be here forever because it is Labor Day weekend coming up.

Get out and enjoy the labor that you put in.

I hope that you are getting to do something awesome. Got some plans.

Hopefully they're not going to suck. Let's get into this.

As I said, four questions. Two of these are a little bit long, so bear with me.

And as I've said before, I do my best to pick topics that are a not repetitive, but also be common in the amount of times that I am asked them.

So here we go. This one, this first one is about following in your father's footsteps.

And the reader says, or writes and say anything. They wrote me an email.

I am wondering your thoughts about following in a father's footsteps.

I come from a very proud police family. It has always been that way.

And I said from a young age, I'd follow in my father's career path.

I love the LEO community and culture and what it represents to be there for people on their worst day and facing evil.

So others will not have to, but growing up being a child to a parent with a job so dangerous, especially knowing what his job entailed of him was extremely hard for me.

My dad is a sergeant in an SRT unit. I am assuming that is something approximate to SWAT, a specialized unit of some kind if I'm positioning that as something that it is not.

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