What's up guys? Welcome to the Granger Smith podcast episode 35. Thank you for watching.

Thank you for listening. I am grateful for this platform. I'm grateful to be able to sit in here in my office at the

Yiggi Farm, talk about my opinions, and I'm grateful that anyone actually likes

to listen to it. This all started many episodes ago on my bus when we were on tour in the back of my bus.

Talking about where I came from, how I got to hear, and it has turned into now a platform to be able to answer your questions, to be able

to tell you what's going on with me and my family and the music or YEE apparel, and most importantly and my favorite thing to be able to sit down

with some of my friends and talk about their life. Today's a good one. This guy is one of the most fascinating people that I've ever met and he has a very unique perspective on life and rightly so because he is one of the most deadliest

snipers in American military history.

With that kind of title, being an Army Ranger

and going through hell and back essentially with that there comes a certain amount

you either gain some knowledge and learn how to cope and learn how to see life through a

different lens or you don't make it out and you're part of the devastating statistic of those men and women that actually take their

own life.

That is how serious war is and that's how devastating it is to young men and women.

Nick Irving is also a New York Times bestseller and an incredible

storyteller and incredible speaker and I'm very excited to have him on this

podcast and I think you're going to like it.

Y'all stay tuned. Oh, So, Dip Mud tires and smoke.

Long line of 4 by 4 and bump a down back hole.

Raise your cold one time.

It's a redneck. Raise your cold one time and back invasion.

Yeah, you're walking with that key nation. Three Nation.

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