Yo, is it time?

Okay.

Alright, we'll turn that down some so we can get this going.

Kshed Uncuffed.

Starts right. Well, don't do it that abruptly. It's too late now. But

Kshed Uncuffed is ready to roll, man. Here, episode number 12. It's less like we're on record

pace, man. I don't know. Let's not hold back, I guess. You know, when we created this thing,

we didn't want to put restrictions or limitations on what we're trying to do I guess. You know, when we created this thing, we didn't want to put

restrictions or limitations on what we're trying to do. So, you know, if it's time to put one out

there, so we can have some fun with our listeners and all that stuff, let's do it. So that's why

we're here today. You know, actually, it's a, it's a fun, fun day. You know, being retired is pretty cool, you know, I mean, I can, you know,

I mean, I work my ass off to get to this retirement. I promised my mom back in the days when I first

started being a police officer that I was going to get my retirement because she's, she's living

life right now with her retirement from the, from being a teacher. So she makes crazy money and she's been making

crazy money for a long, long time now because the retirement system as a teacher and the

education system out in Rock Island, Illinois, which is right over the bridge from where I grew

up, Davenport, Iowa. It's really good. So they really take care of their retirees and my mom knew that.

So she would always look at me and say, I don't care how tired you are. You're going to get your

retirement. And I'm just, oh my God, okay, mom. So I promised her that I would stay in there. So

when I thought I was going to be done being a cop after like 10 years or so, I had to put in

another 10 to get to my retirement. And I have to say,

obviously, moms are always right. And she was right on this one because, you know, I make good

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