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My dad worked at the oil refinery and he would come home all dirty, like sit all over his face and he's like still

play baseball or he'd take me fishing like right after work just throw his work clothes off and

so it was pretty good growing up in Mississippi. Even on school nights we'd go in the

middle of the night and go out and go digging. Anything old that's kind of hidden in the

ground that people haven't seen in hundreds of years or

I've never seen it all. It's like digging for treasure. We found old tent hooks, arrowheads

and pottery.

2005 I joined the Marines, so that's why I came out of California. I saw on the internet where people were digging fossils,

I went straight to them, started digging.

Yeah, a lot of sea fossils, sharks, teeth.

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