I could be like the John Madden of on-camera violence.

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Hello and welcome to the Active Cell Protection podcast.

I'm your host, Mike Williver with us today, John Korea, founder, president, owner?

Correct.

Of Active Self Protection.

John, how are you?

Thanks for being here.

Man, I am so excited to launch the Active Self Protection podcast and so excited for you, Mike, to be the one leading away. Yeah, it's exciting. I'm just had the first few times I was on camera on the main channel, and I am loving the comment section, but we'll talk about that later. Yeah, I'm a cardboard cut out, apparently. That's neither here and there. John, my first question is this. What did you want to be when you grew up?

Oh, man. That's neither here or there. John, my first question is this.

What did you want to be when you grew up?

Oh, man, I think it depends on what time you're asking.

So from my youngest time as a kid, what I can remember, I wanted to be a veterinarian.

And in fact, I carried that all the way through to my first stint in college.

I went to the University of California at Davis as the first college that I ever went to. And the reason that I went to UC Davis is because I wanted to be a veterinarian. But that dream died on the altar of I had no money. And so, yeah, that was what I wanted to be when I grew up, was a veterinarian. I'm still trying to figure out what I want to be when I grow up now. Yeah, it's weird. As you know, I just retired, so I'm on this weird spot right now. I feel like

I don't have a job because I'm doing this, and this is just so much fun that it doesn't feel

like work. Yeah, jobs are for suckers. Absolutely. Talk to me about Jesus. When did you meet him? Well, so I didn't grow up in a Christian home. Anybody who's watched the channel knows that I talk about Jesus when we talk about spiritual fitness. I didn't grow up in a Christian home. I grew up in a very

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