This is the Brand and Sherry podcast.

It's not often, I read something and I'm like, come on, but, well, actually it does happen a lot.

I was going to say, it seems like it happens a lot.

It's not often that I get as like, come on, as I did yesterday reading this thing.

This guy was writing about veterans, and and he's like don't call them heroes

we shouldn't call them heroes you know not every veterans are here

really yeah I just kind of okay dude just calm down yeah I remember

being a freshman in college too I get it although this guy I think he's about 45

whatever you are a hero somebody who sacrificed college too. I get it. Although this guy, I think he's about 45. Whatever.

You are.

Somebody who sacrifices, even like my son, okay, he's training to be an Air Force officer.

He is going to have to sacrifice things to be an Air Force officer.

They're also paying for a school, which is cool.

So he's being trained by the Air Force.

He's still going to be sacrificing on my behalf. He's still serving on my behalf. I get the benefit out of somebody else being in harm's way. Yeah. My brother, same thing. He signed up for the Army. Did he serve in combat? No, he didn't. My grandpa did. My stepdad was drafted, but didn't serve in combat. There's all these different things. And families. Don't forget about that. Absolutely. They're families too. There's a prize to be

paid and if I'm benefiting from somebody else's sacrifice, excuse me, well, I call that person a hero.

I appreciate it very much. We want to tell you, if you are a veteran, you are appreciated, and it's not just today, it's every day. We don't say thank you enough,

but we certainly are reminded to do it today. This church, apparently, I just saw this. I don't

know if it was like a story last year or something like that, but this church paid for people

in their congregation to get tattoos of the church's logo.

So like 20 people got church logo tattoos.

Real ones?

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