This is the 9-1-1 colors podcast with the operator and his exact twin minus being born and raised in Kentucky and his her old military service and being born to a completely other mother, Kent Chungus.

Oh, no, it's a step up. Okay. Yeah, you have to pull me back.

Oh, hello, Kent. Hello, how are you? So we just we just I'm well. I'm pretty well.

Um, this is what we're back doing 9-1-1's after the last episode I did with Jerry.

Two, two, two, two past. We're back. Well, because Kent did one. Yeah. I did an apt new banger.

And then it was frightening. Yeah. Right. Yes. So we're back to our normal, normally scheduled bad, uh, bad form as, as pretty usual.

I'm excited to hear what you, what you've got today for us about the plasocene air. I thought you, you just wait. Is this going to blow your mind?

We were just talking in the uncut. I had taken a series of questions that parents dot com had listed on great questions to ask your kids.

Challenge the brains and make them think about encouraging curiosity.

And I, we reformatted them into, we reformed that into nine cool questions to ask your kid.

Marine Marja edition and you, you gave us some answers. And that was a lot of fun.

Um, in our backdoor access. I don't know if you saw this. Kent, but Ben.

Ben Offes is back there and we can see him in the chats. And he said he was in, he was in bootcamp in 2004.

And a lot of the stories you were telling took him back, but he was also a submarine or some, what if it were you imagine me in a submarine?

I'm six foot wide at the shoulder.

Yes, just.

They're the reason that they made you're the reason they made

Dreno for submarines because you just clog a hole all the way.

The big Chungus plunger.

Somebody go get what I think it'd be fun.

Some time to just have like a like a boot camp edition.

Where we just get a bunch of the listeners that have been in

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