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it doesn't matter how's everybody doing out there bk here uh it is 615 p.m on friday night

san diego pacific coast time hope everybody's doing good and uh yeah it yeah, it is the United States Marine Corps birthday. And somebody who wanted to come on was my United States Marine Corps brother, James. How you doing, man? Good. Good. Thanks for being on on this day, the Marine Corps birthday and Veterans Day. So out to all the veterans out there of all services, but especially to my... Get up on that, Mike, a little bit there.

So, happy birthday.

Yeah, it's awesome. Yeah, I'm stoked. What did... You have a favorite Marine Corps fact you'd like to, you know, like, you have any... I don't want to put you on the spot, but I know this shit's like beating in your guys's head, you know, with the Marines. and so the birthday of the Marines is what?

November 10th, 1775.

All right, good.

I knew you knew that one.

242. 242 years young. That's awesome.

Yeah, Mike, I would say my favorite Marine Corps moment, you know, going back in history,

I still just get goosebumps when I think about the Marines in the Chosen Reservoir,

the first Marine Division or Chesteripoller, you know, basically it's surrounded by seven Chinese divisions. That was awesome. Yeah, that's, it's amazing. And you think about all the great history, Bella Wood, there's just stuff that's, you can't even imagine what some of these guys have gone through, all those old timers out there, Well, what's kind of cool is that I got to participate in some, and Marines continue to do so today, like things that we're going to be reading about, you know, 50, 100 years from now, and looking back and going, that was pretty awesome. We did it in Afghanistan, Fallujah. Absolutely. Yeah, so a little bit about, like you said, November 10th, 1775, that was seven months before the Declaration of Independence was signed, and 242 years ago.

And the second Continental Congress signed a resolution to raise two battalions of Marines.

In March of the next year, what would become the United States Marine Corps launched an amphibious raid on the Bahamas under Captain Samuel Nicholas.

I want to be on a mission like that someday.

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