He had been a double amputee, you know, and I mean, you think about how many, the surgical

techniques they have today in the hospitals, they have the days of the military are just

light years ahead of what they had back then.

I can't imagine, you know, things probably really hadn't progressed much since the Civil

War.

They just had to try to save their lives the best way they'd need out.

No antibiotic.

I got a couple guys here that could could pass as double amputees when I asked to get

some chores done.

Yeah, I know how that goes, you know, I had a friend who just had her gallbladder taken

out.

I told her husband I'd tell her to be thankful she was born in this day of time because

back in, you know, medieval days, the surgeons were the blacksmith and I said, I'm not above

doing surgery.

I just don't guarantee the outcome, I bet the insurance will pay for it, but I'll give

it a whirl.

Now, you made me, I used it just this weekend.

You made me this cool knife.

You sent it to me.

I didn't ask for anything.

You just kind of surprised me with it.

It's bad ass, man, and I'm glad it's working for you.

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