All right welcome to the team VTAC podcast, I'm your host Kyle Lam and I'm going to tell

you what today, if you live anywhere near Nashville, Tennessee and you don't know who this

guy is, I don't know, something's, I don't, you must have your head in a bucket or a

reference year or whatever. So living country legend, that's, that's a pretty good way

to describe you, isn't it? No, I wouldn't, I wouldn't come as a legend. Craig, you know,

when you say legend, I automatically feel like I'm super old. You are pretty old. I'm

getting older. Yeah. All right. I got Craig Morgan here today. He came out to Crusader

Acres. We're actually neighbors. He lives in Dixon. I live a little bit outside of Dixon.

But man, it is a pleasure to have you here brother. It's my pleasure. Thanks for having

me out. You got a beautiful place. Man, Craig is a hero to all of us military guys because

most military guys, they go in the army. They serve for, you know, anywhere from one year

to 30 years. Yeah. And then they get out and they, there's two paths that we can choose.

One is to become a shooting instructor. Actually, I guess there's three paths. You can be

a shooting instructor. You can work for OGA overseas. Oh, you become a country singer.

No, or you can go to, or you can go to work at Lowe's. Yeah. Well, or Walmart again.

That's wrong with that. No, nothing wrong with that. But you took a slightly different route

and you are the man in the country music world. You know, I wouldn't say I'm the man. I

did take a different path than, than a lot. And I'm starting to see more service members

kind of hidden in this direction, which is really cool. I was, I think I was one of the

first guys to leave the military and pursue the music industry. Wait, wait, wait, wait,

wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, Johnny Cash. Well, Johnny, there were some others.

There were some great ones. But those guys, I mean, George straight, George straight

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