Scuttlebutt Podcast: Veteran Owned Business Growth
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Transforming Home Services Customer Support Using AI with Charlie Felker
In this episode of the Scuttlebutt Podcast, host Brock Briggs sits down with Charlie Felker to discuss the transformative impact of AI in the home services industry. Charlie shares his journey from running a traditional customer support operation to embracing cutting-edge AI technology to streamline and enhance customer interactions.
Expect to learn:
* How AI can improve efficiency and accuracy in customer service, especially in after-hours and high-demand scenarios.
* The benefits of using AI to reduce operational costs while maintaining high-quality service.
* Key insights into how AI can handle complex customer support tasks and when human intervention is still essential.
* Practical steps for business owners to integrate AI into their operations and the challenges to expect during the transition.
Whether you’re a home services entrepreneur or interested in how AI is revolutionizing customer service, this episode provides valuable takeaways for anyone looking to stay ahead in the rapidly evolving industry.
Episode Resources:
⁠Free-2-Grow⁠
00:00 Introduction and Background
00:22 Military Experience and Transition
02:04 Entrepreneurial Journey
04:50 Challenges in Home Service Business
08:26 Lessons Learned and Advice
12:12 Customer Service Insights
16:20 Founding Free to Grow
19:25 Pivot to AI Solutions
32:25 Reflecting on Business Shifts and AI Integration
33:37 Challenges in Transitioning to AI
34:32 Impact on Workforce and Client Relations
35:46 Adapting to AI in Customer Service
37:01 AI's Role in Home Services
40:45 Customer Reactions to AI
48:44 Customization and Integration of AI Solutions
55:54 Advice for Entrepreneurs and Veterans
58:42 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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Building a Repeatable Sales Process with Hal Fischer
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In this episode, Brock talks with Hal Fischer. Hal is a former recruiter in the Air National Guard, a serial entrepreneur with several exits, and is one hell of a salesman. Expect to hear how his sales expertise helped to build one of the first military career fair expos which ended up being acquired by private equity. You'll get a discussion on when it's time to exit a company and how to suss ...
Using Computer Vision to Stop Active Shooters with Kieran Carroll (ZeroEyes)
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In this episode, Brock talks with Kieran Carroll. Kieran is a former surface warfare officer in the Navy and now the Chief Strategy Officer at ZeroEyes, a software company using computer vision to detect weapons on video feeds and stop active shooters. Expect to learn what exactly computer vision is and the problems that faces today which hinge around quality of data. We hear how ZeroEyes start...
Turning a BBQ Blog into 6 Figures in Sales with Greg Fischer
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In this episode, Brock talks with Greg Fischer. Greg is a former Marine Corps infantryman and currently running Burn Pit BBQ, a sauces and rub business he started from a recipe blog. Expect to learn how to instill an ownership mentality in your employees when starting a business. We talk about the cohort of men in the world today putting their job ahead of their family. Greg found himself drown...
When to Hire a Lawyer and Managing Litigation as a SMB with Shamus Flynn
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In this episode, Brock talks with Shamus Flynn. Shamus is a former Marine Corps officer and now a partner at Flynn Giudici, a law firm he co founded where he specializes in small and medium sized businesses, particularly litigation. Expect to learn how the changing world we live in today on the heels of a global pandemic and the advent of artificial intelligence is influencing our court systems...
Information + Communication as Weapons and Optimizing for Personal Growth with Troy Peterson
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Information Communication as Weapons and Optimizing for Personal Growth with Troy Peterson
Leadership in Naval Special Warfare and Scaling a Vertical Market Software Business with Joe Heieck
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Leadership in Naval Special Warfare and Scaling a Vertical Market Software Business with Joe Heieck
Why you NEED an online presence
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Why you NEED an online presence
Enduring Through Failure and Fighting for Clean Energy with Jonathan Gensler
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Enduring Through Failure and Fighting for Clean Energy with Jonathan Gensler
How creativity is like nuclear fission
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How creativity is like nuclear fission
Why 20 Years in the Service Wasn't for Me
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Why 20 Years in the Service Wasn't for Me
Lessons from Tom Monaghan and Focusing on What You Have Power to Change with Rob Wynkoop
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Lessons from Tom Monaghan and Focusing on What You Have Power to Change with Rob Wynkoop
Building a Vertically Integrated Property Management Company with Josh Kristoff
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Building a Vertically Integrated Property Management Company with Josh Kristoff
Serving in the military is not an excuse to let off the gas
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Serving in the military is not an excuse to let off the gas
The translatable skills from military to business
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The translatable skills from military to business
Defining and Executing Business Strategy with Susan Maly
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Defining and Executing Business Strategy with Susan Maly
How Fair Trade Impacts Global Coffee Prices
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How Fair Trade Impacts Global Coffee Prices
A run in with David Goggins in the barracks
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A run in with David Goggins in the barracks
BRRRR - Buy Rent Rehab Repeat Repeat Repeat
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BRRRR - Buy Rent Rehab Repeat Repeat Repeat
Diagnosing the Issues in Military and Civilian Medical Practices with Josh Thompson
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Diagnosing the Issues in Military and Civilian Medical Practices with Josh Thompson
Ins and Outs of the Metal Fabrication Business with Josh Smith
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Ins and Outs of the Metal Fabrication Business with Josh Smith
The 6 Components of EOS (from book Traction)
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The 6 Components of EOS (from book Traction)
Define Your ICP
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Define Your ICP
Working Backwards: Amazon's Key Tools for Success
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Working Backwards: Amazon's Key Tools for Success
Building a Sales System
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Building a Sales System
Hiring and Leading Global Talent with Jon Matzner
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Hiring and Leading Global Talent with Jon Matzner
Why You Empower Your Employees
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Why You Empower Your Employees
Building a Leadership Academy with Nolan Gore
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Building a Leadership Academy with Nolan Gore
Landing Your First Federal Government Contract
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Landing Your First Federal Government Contract
Retirement Planning with Content Differentiation with Ryan Kilkenny
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Retirement Planning with Content Differentiation with Ryan Kilkenny

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  • @bigchelz_empire
    @bigchelz_empire 2 дні тому

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  • @rokebabu-wl5tt
    @rokebabu-wl5tt Місяць тому

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  • @AlfredoMaidana-mc1ww
    @AlfredoMaidana-mc1ww Місяць тому

    My love, I miss you so much and I send you the message on TikTok and Instagram

  • @ARMYISSUE99
    @ARMYISSUE99 Місяць тому

    Can you change your title? Veterans are too entitled? It’s bad enough congress always comes after veterans first, taking away benefits lately

  • @abdalazeezakram
    @abdalazeezakram Місяць тому

    Free Palestine

  • @Walruz1000
    @Walruz1000 2 місяці тому

    If only politicians followed your leadership style and put their citizens first..

  • @mdtuhin6805
    @mdtuhin6805 2 місяці тому

    😂 0:16 ❤❤Hi, how are you?, Your youtube video content is really good. but views and subscribers are much lower. To increase subscribers and views, you need to do channel SEO meaning your videos are not fully SEO. SEO is not friendly to your title. The SEO score is very low. The main reason why videos go viral is because of video SEO and organic promotion. If you do SEO and promotion then lots of views and subscribers will come to your channel and you will be able to monetize your channel in a few days. I can help you.❤❤

  • @arieladelinechoo9845
    @arieladelinechoo9845 2 місяці тому

    My parents are not experts, but they taught me well. You dun. Need experts, you need common sense, God and a good role models like your family.

  • @BobyChanMan
    @BobyChanMan 2 місяці тому

    Probably because they don’t want to lose the disciplines in case we need to do a draft again.

  • @msyverson7936
    @msyverson7936 2 місяці тому

    Stay Strong God Bless🙏💖🙏 There Are Real people out there that Are sincere! Don't give up on Love

  • @Onix.556
    @Onix.556 2 місяці тому

    There's no criticism in the current military. It's “positive reinforcement” and 2 for 1. This means you can give one negative for every 2 positives to a recruit lolol. The Army has gone soft as a flacid d1ck.

  • @thetiredbiker3652
    @thetiredbiker3652 3 місяці тому

    YES. when you have management passing on their work to the supervisors, while expecting the supervisors to do the supervisor work as well, and then management is wondering why they can't keep supervisors in that posiiton and none of the lower people want to even consider stepping up to supervisor cause they SEE what's going on...

  • @JordonPatrickMears11211988
    @JordonPatrickMears11211988 3 місяці тому

    You don't get to being a leader without having been in the trenches. Yeah, people are assets and tools like anything else. But you dont see me asking my drill nicely to do its job and you dont see it bitching when it gets used like a hammer twice a day. People are too soft these days. People dont care about the mission.

    • @scuttlebuttpodcast
      @scuttlebuttpodcast 3 місяці тому

      @@JordonPatrickMears11211988 maybe you haven’t found the right people or shown them your vision.

  • @shawnpike6837
    @shawnpike6837 3 місяці тому

    This gave me a work boner... sometimes i feel like their heads are so far up their they forget they will influnce peoples lifes and affect their work ethic forever

    • @scuttlebuttpodcast
      @scuttlebuttpodcast 3 місяці тому

      Everybody's got a role, its good to be reminded of it sometimes and also good to get a work boner every once in a while.

  • @lujason9457
    @lujason9457 3 місяці тому

    great video,thank you

    • @scuttlebuttpodcast
      @scuttlebuttpodcast 3 місяці тому

      @@lujason9457 anything we missed that I could cover in another video?

  • @holdenactual
    @holdenactual 5 місяців тому

    Great podcast Brock and Kim!

  • @xllearner
    @xllearner 5 місяців тому

    Thank you for an extremely wonderful podcast. The questions asked and Kim's responses were very informative.

    • @scuttlebuttpodcast
      @scuttlebuttpodcast 5 місяців тому

      Thanks for the kind words! Kim is awesome with a high quality story.

  • @elizabethbiggs5108
    @elizabethbiggs5108 5 місяців тому

    Omg this is so real

  • @williamdalton5874
    @williamdalton5874 5 місяців тому

    If you work on voc rehab you are a lier and a thief.

  • @murimurimrui
    @murimurimrui 7 місяців тому

    That's nice and all. But america is bankrupt and no men wants to die for America's declining empire.

  • @kgiessen2964
    @kgiessen2964 10 місяців тому

    The entirety of the bens for vets has been insufficient since WWII. I cannot promote the rot. Our vets have been "carrot sticked" into self destruction.

  • @eduffield1961
    @eduffield1961 10 місяців тому

    Great interview! Was happy to help Reagan on his path to one of his passions, as a firefighter. Brock- check your volume vs. guest, it was significantly low.

  • @nadofrog
    @nadofrog 11 місяців тому

    Very professional podcast that captured not just Chp 31 (formerly Voc Rehab) but gave a window into the host’s and guest’s backgrounds in the military. Thank you Brock for building the forum and Max for sharing your story and for providing ethical support to men and women who serve in uniform. (I’m a retired SEAL w multiple post-9/11 deployments to Iraq and AFG. Worked on Act of Valor for 2 years and am pleased Max mentioned the film as an accurate depiction of humble servant-leader mindset.)

    • @scuttlebuttpodcast
      @scuttlebuttpodcast 10 місяців тому

      Thank you for the kind words and for your sacrifice to this country. Despite all its documentation, VR&E has a lot of nuance and I think conversations like this help fill in some of the gaps. After completing the program, there were things I see now we didn’t even get to. Are there any other topics that are interesting to you?

    • @nadofrog
      @nadofrog 10 місяців тому

      @@scuttlebuttpodcast there are. So many not for profits exist to support veterans, but many are based upon the notion of doing something that is personally interesting to those founding the organization. What’s required is the discipline to ensure that the support offered to active duty, military members and veterans is in line with what is acceptable by the legal parameters provided by jags.

  • @preparetocompetepodcast
    @preparetocompetepodcast 11 місяців тому

    Great title. you certainly got our attention with this one.

    • @scuttlebuttpodcast
      @scuttlebuttpodcast 11 місяців тому

      Little bit provocative, but sentiment is right. We veterans need to be willing to stand up and take the benefits we need, but with humility.

  • @TeresaMarie-c1x
    @TeresaMarie-c1x 11 місяців тому

    Did 29 years in the AF - was going for 30 but I was not going to get promoted any higher so it pointless to stay. I enjoyed my time in the military and all that I was able to do and the places I traveled to and lived in is something I would not change. I believe in the saying that when one door closes another one opens but sometimes we need to climb through the window. The military is not for everyone - I agree that when you find a job or career that makes you happy and feel like a productive person is important. Only you can make yourself happy.

    • @scuttlebuttpodcast
      @scuttlebuttpodcast 11 місяців тому

      All good insight. People pitch the military as a binary option, stay in for retirement or get out. Think that’s wrong. Need to stay in until something else makes more sense that in comparison to what your goals are. If goals change, great! Sometimes it’s family, sometimes money. Sliding scale on everything.

  • @TheOtherChef
    @TheOtherChef 11 місяців тому

    this is great but too bad the MHA rate is complete trash. I have GI bill left over but can't use it.

    • @scuttlebuttpodcast
      @scuttlebuttpodcast 11 місяців тому

      MHA is location based - do you live in a low cost of living area? What's the deal with your GI bill? Connected to a lot of resources, if I can help you send me an email scuttlebuttpod1@gmail.com

  • @lawrencearmstrong8957
    @lawrencearmstrong8957 11 місяців тому

    Anybody in the US can sign their name on the line, but they don't because they don't have the guts to do it. There's also a million excuses on how they couldn't

    • @scuttlebuttpodcast
      @scuttlebuttpodcast 11 місяців тому

      It takes a lot to do it. I have infinitely more respect for our veterans even post service.

    • @davidhiggins5007
      @davidhiggins5007 10 місяців тому

      Amen brother I signed my name on the line 3 times and don't regret it.

  • @cd3557
    @cd3557 11 місяців тому

    Yes of course you had a hookup to work for the va

    • @scuttlebuttpodcast
      @scuttlebuttpodcast 11 місяців тому

      Network never hurts. If you're looking for a job at the VA, let me see if I can connect you with someone who works there. Email me scuttlebuttpod1@gmail.com

  • @cd3557
    @cd3557 11 місяців тому

    I have little faith in statistics they can be manipulated too

    • @scuttlebuttpodcast
      @scuttlebuttpodcast 11 місяців тому

      I have faith in statistics, just not the people who cite them. Always demand the data.

  • @cd3557
    @cd3557 11 місяців тому

    You are young, male and privileged in American so of course you you don’t think vets are too entitled

    • @asgio27
      @asgio27 11 місяців тому

      To presume , and have the attitude you have, speaks volumes of your privilege, and life, and I wonder how much you actually know of Veterans in general. Of course, there are outliers, and more, but I speak of Veterans in general. I only wish you could have been next to me and see what I saw in Vietnam , oh , do I. But, then again, it may, just may, not alter your perspective - just being human.

    • @scuttlebuttpodcast
      @scuttlebuttpodcast 11 місяців тому

      Veterans are one of the most advantaged social groups in this country.

    • @asgio27
      @asgio27 11 місяців тому

      I understand there are people that love to just insult, and get a reaction from others, so, perhaps that is you. If you have constructive, intelligent points to make, other than generalized inflammatory statements, be interested in responding and assessing your well thought out (giving you benefit of the doubt, in spite of evidence to the contrary) ideas. Otherwise, enjoy your freedom, which , to try to remind you, as they say, has been very expensive. @@scuttlebuttpodcast

    • @kgiessen2964
      @kgiessen2964 10 місяців тому

      They're not catastrophically injured. Bubble veterans not paying put of pocket for combat injuries- senseless pandering to the rot.

    • @JenPirante
      @JenPirante Місяць тому

      Keep in mind that "entitled" as it pertains to VRE is intended as more of a legal term. A veteran meets criteria A, B and C and is therefore found entitled to certain benefits. Entitlement is not to be confused with the adjective definition of "entitled" as defined in the dictionary where one believes they inherently deserve something without working for it. Just want to clarify because it's too easy to get into arguments about arrogance, when we're actually talking about disabled military veterans benefits protected by the 38 US Codes signed into law by Congress.

  • @FuzzyWuzzaBer
    @FuzzyWuzzaBer 11 місяців тому

    I think the video thumbnail "Veterans Are TOO Entitled" is a very incorrect statement to use when discussing VR&E benefits.

    • @scuttlebuttpodcast
      @scuttlebuttpodcast 11 місяців тому

      Probably a fair criticism. It was meant to highlight his comments about what he's learned from being a voc rehab counselor and general attitude about benefits.

  • @Jetfumejunkie
    @Jetfumejunkie 11 місяців тому

    Carrier strike groups are some of the most powerful combination of strike packages out there. There is absolutely no way that this dude knows anything about anything

  • @ChIGuY-town22_
    @ChIGuY-town22_ 11 місяців тому

    What in the actual hell is he trying to say? China's navy? What a joke.

  • @Redhead97042
    @Redhead97042 11 місяців тому

    Extremely insightful. Thank you!!

  • @Beetrecca
    @Beetrecca 11 місяців тому

    Are those eye brows stuck on?

  • @rickhoughtellingjr2797
    @rickhoughtellingjr2797 11 місяців тому

    Um we have no frigates in the US navy

  • @jlperron4702
    @jlperron4702 11 місяців тому

    Why the shitty bg noise track?

  • @johndoe8785
    @johndoe8785 11 місяців тому

    As a Navy veteran I can confidently say this man has absolutely no idea what he's talking about. China's navy consists of fishing vessels and their new carrier is 20 years behind the times. Not a single country comes within 10 years of our technology. I wish UA-camrs would stop spouting 💩 about the military when they don't know.

    • @Zippo_Allstar
      @Zippo_Allstar 11 місяців тому

      Ehm you doesnt have Hypersonic missiles in real production yet and russia has had it for ten years. Please help me understand

    • @johndoe8785
      @johndoe8785 11 місяців тому

      @@Zippo_Allstar actually nobody has a functional hypersonic missile. Know your 💩 before you talk 💩. firstly they have a total of now 4 of what the Russians labeled hypersonic. The only thing is we clocked their missile test flight and it never came close to hypersonic. When we put something out it has at least 30 years of R&D and it works first time every time. We currently have a hypersonic missile in the test phase. No matter because the F-22 exists only in America. Continue though I enjoyed your comment.

    • @sethgantz4559
      @sethgantz4559 11 місяців тому

      @@Zippo_Allstarand you believe that

    • @Zippo_Allstar
      @Zippo_Allstar 11 місяців тому

      @sethgantz4559 ehm yes. Please show me one mass produced American Hypersonic missile!

    • @ChIGuY-town22_
      @ChIGuY-town22_ 11 місяців тому

      ​@Zippo_Allstar just look to Ukraine for your hypersonic fantasy. Lol what a joke, ask yourself why isn't Russia winning? And if anyone actually did attack one of our carriers, how long do you think they would last?

  • @kevinsaun6362
    @kevinsaun6362 11 місяців тому

    Going to be sunk by being overwhelmed by 500 dollar drones and /or SuperSonics

    • @ZM51711
      @ZM51711 11 місяців тому

      O no the hypersonic!

  • @marklisa9967
    @marklisa9967 11 місяців тому

    Submarines sail Independently, though there is always at least one with the CVBG. The Battle Group is also typically dispersed across many square miles of ocean, they only sail close in for photo Ops.

  • @allenliu8820
    @allenliu8820 11 місяців тому

    I feel like this guy is either 1 an army guy or 2 a marine guy(bc they eat crayons and aren't the brightest of the bunch). Naval combat has and always will be about whoever has more ships. More ships=more missiles and more missiles requires more counter measures. If each ship were to be designed for the express purpose to operate independently from battlegroup there will be several things it would need. A landing platform for helicopters equipped for anti submarine warfare, lots of ciws, more than the current 4 that is mounted on every frigate, cruiser, and destroyer. Then they will also need a lot of missiles. All these means the ship gets slower and slower and larger and larger which makes these ships very expensive and highly impractical because they are slower means they are easier to track and target. Now you can also go the other route which is to go lightly armoured, extremely fast and nimble attack boats mounted with missiles. These are small and not great at projecting power. They also have a limited range and what will end up happen is that each of these ships will then require their own battlegroup or base of operations. The large ships now require a lot of ships to tow it and supply ships and now those supply ships need more ships to protect them. In the end you end up with a large battlegroup that is not capable of operating on their own.

    • @scuttlebuttpodcast
      @scuttlebuttpodcast 11 місяців тому

      He's former navy. No disagreement with what you're saying - this was part of a longer conversation we had highlighting the fact that as tensions rise in the pacific, there may be different needs that the CSG doesn't serve.

  • @softwhiteund3rarm0r
    @softwhiteund3rarm0r 11 місяців тому

    Our military is 2nd to none. We need to divert more funds to recruitment and stablizing our manpower. Because without manpower, nothing fires. Social services for families and children, veterans etc. I think theres room in the budget. Not to mention any black book funds.....

    • @scuttlebuttpodcast
      @scuttlebuttpodcast 11 місяців тому

      People are still the foundation. Lot of cool unmanned technology coming onto the scene, but far from replacing dedicated men and women willing to serve this country.

    • @datsunlambchops4624
      @datsunlambchops4624 11 місяців тому

      You need to sort out your corrupt political system and shadow state. To ensure your military are not working as the bad guys. And American citizens aren't dying for the corrupt elite. The interesting thing is that the wars of the last 30+ years have actually done more harm to the rights and well being of American citizens than they have helped. Don't allow the wealthy to appeal to our nature of tribalism to further them while oppressing their citizens.

  • @kevintowell415
    @kevintowell415 11 місяців тому

    The Naval Carrier Strike Group does not have to get permission from other countries to make a strike.

  • @austinshannon4197
    @austinshannon4197 11 місяців тому

    I signed up for 8 years, then got out.

    • @scuttlebuttpodcast
      @scuttlebuttpodcast 11 місяців тому

      Absolutely nothing wrong with that. It's a constant evaluation of whether the service is meeting the personal requirements you have for personal goals, family, etc.

  • @Caleb_McMurtrey
    @Caleb_McMurtrey 11 місяців тому

    Thank you for having me on! Had an absolute blast getting to meet with you and discuss this complex and dynamic topic!

    • @scuttlebuttpodcast
      @scuttlebuttpodcast 11 місяців тому

      Thanks for getting me schooled up and for all the work you put into educating the community.

  • @ALMOSTTHERE011
    @ALMOSTTHERE011 11 місяців тому

    This is very impressive what you are doing Amanda. Don’t give up hope. You have these special skills for a reason. Use them. God has given you the ability to use what you’ve learned to help others. There will always be obstacles but your dedication and determination will overcome them. Don’t give up

    • @scuttlebuttpodcast
      @scuttlebuttpodcast 11 місяців тому

      She's awesome. A force to be reckoned with.

    • @pablogarcia2924
      @pablogarcia2924 2 дні тому

      ​@@scuttlebuttpodcastThere are many fake prolifes on different platforms with her mane and image, it will are good if you make an episode clarifying that it is not her.

  • @holdenactual
    @holdenactual Рік тому

    Wohoo! One Hundred! Way to go Brock! Love this video.

    • @scuttlebuttpodcast
      @scuttlebuttpodcast Рік тому

      🎉Appreciate it man. Thank you for being a part of this journey.

  • @claybourneangus4418
    @claybourneangus4418 Рік тому

    😂 Promo'SM

  • @MobileBunker
    @MobileBunker Рік тому

    No ! Women do not belong in Combat roles or Command.

  • @holdenactual
    @holdenactual Рік тому

    Great podcast Brock! Loved this episode!