So you haven't done a lot of these interviews?

No.

Not many?

I don't do much talking for you.

Yeah.

You're not mad about that.

Do they, the Wagner's doesn't have?

That's right on, there we go.

They don't have people come out sometimes in magazines and it seems like.

Oh yeah, they have them that comes out there but i usually stay out of that

out of their way most time right you try to try to stay in the shadows oh yeah yes sir well no

these are pretty simple we just basically I like to hear people's stories.

And so we just got to talking.

And I've had rodeo cowboys on and some military guys,

but the ranching cowboys have been real fun lately.

A lot of people get a big kick out of them.

And your name has come up several times in some of these conversations.

So, yeah, I'd love to just hear the Jimbo Glover story.

When did you, did you start out as a little boy, cowboy?

I did not grow up at cowboy. Really? But I went to work for

Nick London on June the 1st, 1972. That's when I kind of got my foot in the door.

Been doing it pretty much ever since then.

...