And I really can't justify, you know, what I'm about to tell you, dude, because I had everything

going for me. But I just decided I would be a bank robber instead.

Welcome back to the Locked In with the NBIC podcast. On today's episode, we have Victor Shear. Guys, you are going to love

Victor Shear's story and you're going to love this episode. I think he's our first official

bank robber on the show and he brings the heat with this entertaining storytelling.

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continuously push them out in the Lockton with the NBick podcast. Victor, welcome to Lockton. You are our first Victor on the show. Thank you for having us. How's it feel? A lot of pressure? No. No. Victor stands for a while. Winter or something, so hopefully I can pull this off, I think. Does it, oh, Victor, like a Victor. Yeah, my father was in World War II, and they killed some Japanese, and a guy took the rice wine, and said, so go to the Spores War to the Victor. And that's stuck in my dad's head. So later when he came home from the war, that's how the name Victor comes from. And you also have an Indian name. Mad duck. Yeah, my dad is Mohawk. So my Christian name is Victor Shear. My Indian name is Mohawk. Did you grow up? I mean, I'm sorry, Mad Duck. Okay, Mad Duck. Yeah, my dad is Mohawk. Did you grow up practicing the Native American culture?

Not really, but I was, this is crazy, I was born in Schenectady, New York.

I've heard of that.

It's pronounced Schenecta-Hae, and it means Through the Pines.

And I bring that up, because there's actually a bank robin movie called Through the Pines.

And it's about a bank robber in Schenectady, New York, yeah.

But it doesn't happen to be about you.

No, no.

And then after that, I spent from zero to 16 in a place called Burr Hills, New York.

And so named because the Indians would burn the hills, the grass would come back.

That would attract the Indians. And then they, I mean, I'm sorry, that would attract the deer. And then the grass would come back. That would attract the Indians.

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