This is Things Police See, first and accounts with your host, Steve Gold.

Welcome to the podcast at interviews active and retired police officers about their most intense,

bizarre, and sometimes humorous moments on the job. It is I, old gingerface hosting for you,

as always. Thank you for being here, everybody. Thank you for checking out the show.

Appreciate all the binge listening that's going on. Didn't plan it that way, but the show is the

content is evergreen. So it's not really the interview portion of the show that I put out four

times a month is, you know, just cop war stories, what it's really like to be a police officer,

what it really, what it's really like for the men and women of law enforcement when they go to work.

And those, um, just so happen to be a great, a great bonus to starting a podcast because you can just listen to all of them.

And they're good for all time. So once again, thank you for being here. We are at,

we're into December now. You can see that my beard is gigantic. We have no, no shave November

where I work and I took full advantage of that. It looks a little, it's a little big. If you're

looking on YouTube, and I, you know, I would ask you to subscribe to that.

But if you're looking on YouTube, you can see my ridiculous giant orange beard.

I'm going to trim it down pretty good.

I haven't been back to work yet, and it's December now.

So it's a little, I don't know, I like the fact that in police work now, they've kind of loosened everything up.

And like we, our uniforms are almost like pajamas now. And you can grow a beard and have tattoos.

But really, when I look at it, it looks a little. Like if you let your beard get this big like mine is, I think it looks a little crazy.

Like you definitely, I've said it before,

but you kind of look like a Civil War general.

It just looks, I don't know, it's a little bit.

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