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On July 4th, 1776, a declaration was made that the greatest country of all time was going to come to be.

That country happens to be the island that we live on currently.

From the great state of Maine all the way down to the southern tip of Florida,

over to Southern California all the way up to the northwestern tip of Washington, Alaska, and Hawaii,

the states that came to be were supposed to be this depiction of perfection for where you would want to inhabit your lives.

It's supposed to be a place where you could speak and live and do whatever the fuck you please.

Did we always hit the mark?

No, no, absolutely not.

There's been plenty of times where we missed mightily.

But I think all in all, if you look around, there's a lot more good than bad.

And July 4th is always a day each year for us to remember that although our country has some flaws,

we're the greatest fucking country on earth.

Happy birthday to America, happy belated to Canada, and let's celebrate the shit out of America,

the red, the white, and the blue, impound some lights and heavies, bruise.

I'm lucky to be an American, I'm proud to be an American, and every time I leave the country I can't wait to get back to America.

I am currently sitting in Hawaii, which just so happens to be one of the most important states in the United States history,

because there once was a time where there were some military folks just chilling out there in a little picture of paradise.

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