This is the 911 Pulse Podcast with the operator and his exact twin,

a minor being born and raised in Kentucky and his herald military service and be born to a completely other mother, Kent Chungus.

Okay, are you there now? Yes, I am. Okay, 10% responders and officers to this. Yes, please, hurry, hurry.

Oh, hello, Kent. Hi. How are you doing this fine day? Hi. Okay. I'm okay. All right. Yeah. Yeah. I woke up. I had a...

I had a hot hem and cheese sandwich and a cup of coffee. I figure I'll be down here for nine hours talking to you. So not so good.

Did you have a hot hem and cheese sandwich intentionally? Yeah, I mean, I knew I was going to be down here forever. So I was like, I hate getting halfway through recording,

because we're recording a lot of stuff today. And I hate to be in hangry because it's bad enough to have to deal with you,

but like to have it a deal with you, like on an empty stomach is it's hell. It's just hell. Now what's funny about that is you've literally worked in

machine shops where everything around you could kill you. Yeah. And also you've been in Afghanistan with bullets flying around your head.

Rather go back to Marsha. That's crazy. That's that's really that's a lot. Well, I'm glad we're friends. Hey, I got a question for you.

I should get a ribbon of some kind for having to deal with you, but I could that I can wear on my uniform. All right. Oh, that's a good idea. I should make you a uniform.

And this says 11 5 9 on 11 5 9 and then I just start sending you medals and stuff. It's like flare. I'll send you one that's like a purple harp.

And you're like, what is this purple harp? And I'm like, it's for surviving a year with us.

Oh, I'm going to do that. I think I'm going to do that. We actually talked about making patches though, right? For 1159 stuff because people people will go on social media.

They'll go somewhere and they'll be like, I really want a shirt that says and then it's like one phrase that we use that some point in a random episode.

And and then you know, you get a whole bunch of people like I buy that shirt if it said that. But then physically it makes no sense because 15 people would buy a shirt that you know we put a lot of time and money and making.

And then we sit on a bunch of events. So we thought about doing patches for people that like if there's a stupid thing we put a patch out that says like, I don't know what's something that we've said lately that's like caught on.

Oh. Probably all the racial slurs.

Are we saying anything?

They also like the other version of that too. What the heck and fuck that.

Yeah, but you got to say it like what the heck you got a stutter with it. That's the comedy in it. You got to look what in the heck. What in the heck and what the heck and fuck.

So that's what makes it funny.

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