What Does A CIA Spy Carry Everyday?
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- Опубліковано 28 бер 2023
- You might be surprised to see what Andrew Bustamante carries and his perspective on why. This was a quick warm-up round we had before the initial show with Andrew; we hope you enjoy the small segment! Part 2 with Andrew will be released on April 3rd, 2023!!
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What was your favorite part of Andy’s EDC?
him saying the CIA is about truth. had me rolling. but seriously wtf, I'm not taking Geopolitical takes from a gender confused spook.
Credit card
Gun VR baton😮
laced shoes
The cash on hand is most helpful. I’m interested in knowing more about the baton carry. I assume he’s referring to an ASP expandable. I carried one on duty for years, and still have two, but there are many, many stories from patrol cops who found batons ineffective against a variety of people. I would be interested in hearing the guest’s thoughts on this. Great show, as always!
Shawn: What is your EDC?
Andrew: *$100 and a pair of shoes*
😂😂
Glock 17 Gen 5 mother Fkers
Real life Juan wick...
And in the US it's always 10% for the "big guy".
Reminds me of carrying a pack or smokes or bubble gun
I have tears in my eyes....this is the first time anyone ever called Romania a first world country
maaay yahiiiiii, maaaay yahooooo, maaay yahaaa, maaaaay yahaaaha
@@florencetown4024 don't worry it is still miles better than US in so many ways, you should visit sometimes.
😂me too. Maybe 2nd world....
You can eat healthy just about anywhere compared to the US.
Rel. Poland agrees ;)
1. Shoes with laces
2. 100-200$ USD cash
3. International credit card
4. Laminated shortlist of 7 most important phone numbers (emergency contacts)
Weapon at home: Baton
‘Is that a baton you carry or you’re happy to see me?’ 😘😄
Don't forget the audio alarm. I never knew those existed.
Andrew: I don’t like carrying guns
Shawn: hands him a gun *
😂
Same with Ryan Montgomery right after he was telling him he has ‘muscle’ to help him in his work and he was fine being the nerd haha
It's called product placement.
@@MrHobj34 Just what I was wondering.
he almost seemed uncomfortable handling it as well
First rule of Spy Club:
Don’t let the internet know what you actually carry.
Surely you’re not that simple minded…
Yeah. He just outed every spy on earth. Shoes and some cash.
There's a reason the basics are important. And he outlines the reasons people don't carry James Bond or spy movie tech. Wannabes always think they need to be carrying lockpicks or 'hidden' handcuff keys or exotic weaponry or tech. Shoes and $100 will get you to 98% of the places you need to go.
Second rule. Come up with an obvious fake name. Make it racially ambiguous
😂
lemme guess..... A headband
I have no doubt he can weaponize that headband!🇺🇸
Fake hair means you can hide a weapon OR change your identity
Mans hiding a poison spike, small blade, an international warranted ID and pack of chewing gum under that headband no doubt
Probably got a buttplug too
😂
As a retired police officer and former military, worldwide traveler, his info is spot on. I would add always wear long pants or jeans especially when traveling, you get more protection and you blend in more with locals. Short pants are for the beach or pool . I always wear shoes and when traveling i wear construction type boots or over ankle heavy duty boots, or hiking boots. Youll blend in more and they protect your feet. When traveling always carry a bandana, with a rock you can make an expedient weapon and can ditch quickly. Wear a leather belt with a heavy buckle.... Wear non descript no logo tee shirts in a dark color and plain ballcap no US sports teams . Cheap Sunglasses also and thats part of being the "Greyman" ...
@Well, if you wear heavy boots, dark tshirt and long pants in, lets say, Italy in the summer (45Celsius is not unusual) you are not blending in... you are a curiosity that is about to get heat stroke...
So Greyman, it sticks out. I feel like Taticool daddies / contractors etc stick out easily to someone that knows the kit / look. IDK just my 2 cents.
@@panciopinczera7488of course spies wont tell you everything 😂. This is why you made this comment. Part of blending in too to make people confused haha
Short pants? You mean shorts ? Lol
Lamination: Upon leaving [Pershing Missile units] Germany in the Fall of 1984 and arriving at Columbus GA, 179th M.I.D, one of the first things that caught my attention was the use laminated docs. I implemented this concept into my personal life and since then until now, I laminate damn near everything and, encourage others in my tight circle to do the same; esp the younger generation. Office Depot!
Or just get a roll of packing tape and tape the front and back of the paper, then cut the excess off the edges with scissors. Works very well. I carry a laminated password key card in my wallet that has held up fine for several months of daily use.
Carry speed. So many people can’t run 5 miles anymore, it’s so underrated.
@@MisfitInfantry or sub 10 minute miles.
running five miles is not underrated it's just that people are not getting in shape anymore.
True, but you need multiple skills/tools. Otherwise, you just die tired.
Exactly!
I have a 11:30 two mile time, what are my chances of making it through SFAS?
Fun fact: he's also secretly sponsored by Head and Shoulders.
😂😂😂
Zing
That hair? That's mane and tail sponsorship, for sure.
What are you talking about? he doesn't even have... owww
Lolllllmmmffffaaooo
When working solo in Baghdad I carried $100 USD “Ali Baba money” and an old 38 revolver on my person and a “crummy old AK” in my car, and an Iraqi ID. I dressed like a local and drove what looked like an Iraqi taxi. People would often try to flag me down for ride.
I love that alarm ,cash and laminated contacts EDC. Thank you.
My grandfather was a Marine marksman, he never let us wear flip flops if we were going somewhere(i grew up in Florida so alot of people wore flip flops). Shoes w laces tied, he also told me to ALWAYS carry a hundred dollar bill folded up hidden in my wallet. He told me to never use it unless you absolutely had no other choice
Larp, having a whole 100$ is dumb. Like this dude said break it down that's what litterally 99.999% of people do when they carry money like that for bribes.
@@myyoutubename1756 wasnt for bribes, it was for emergencies
@@myyoutubename1756 subjective little bubba
I know where that comes from. Great information to pass along.
from my experience trying to use 100 dollar bills I would recommend carrying 5 20's instead because 100 bills are often not accepted or if they are they still cant be used because the business doesnt have enough change.
Wouldn’t surprise me if this guy was still on the agency payroll. He promotes a career working for them very well.
One does not simply openly talk about the cia, both “good” and “bad”, without repercussion. Not even Kennedy was allowed to badmouth the three letter agencies.
The CIA is like the Mafia you'll never be a civilian again. Take everything you hear from a fed (relating to domestic/foreign DC policies) with a grain of salt. Just because Shawn charmed you into subscribing to his channel does not mean he's an exception.
once a company guy, always a company guy.
The Cia was like keep your hair long and wear hippie bracelets. Let the viewers think being a Fed isn't what it used to be. 🤣
@@recmod148 your scared. and you are soft. F**K THE MILITARY INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX.
I'm from a CIA family, My father was OSS, CIA station chief he had 5 kids only 5 foot five WW2 vet and I think the M1 Garand was taller then him. Growing up can't imagine him being a Daniel Craig with 5 kids following him around the world . Bill Colby was his boss. At least he got a medal from the CIA now that he's gone I look at the medal everyday
One thing when he was looking at the gun he didn’t check to see if it was loaded, even if someone says it’s not loaded, out of habit you always cock back to check the chamber, trust but verify and always treat a gun as if it’s loaded.
True,….BUTT
If a navy seal tell me its unloaded and im a cia spy, IDGAF😅
@@alexem5030 Butt my ass... Doesn't matter. First thing you do is check it. ALWAYS. Then you know either way.
@@alexem5030Then you’re crap at your job. Besides, once you get trained to check is there’s a bullet in, that habit stays with you.
@@claudiamanta1943 facts BUTTT if im in a podcast its not my job tho
@@alexem5030 Old habits (become reflexes) die hard (or never), irrespective of the situation you’re in.
Sig is cutting some serious checks getting all these former spec operators to push product
I don't understand all of the skepticism about this. Why is it so hard to believe that some of them genuinely prefer sig products?
To be fair, the P365 is legitimately an amazing carry piece.
Kyle Morgan carries 43x
I no I prefer a sig over a hideous looking glock any day of the week
@Buddy Sumner this is true, I much rather carry me a Spectre Comp with some gold instead of a shitty looking Glock 😂
I picked up a xmacro a while back and it is hands down my favorite now. Small and compact with full size capacity. You can do anything with it that you can with a full size and more. It really is the perfect CCW.
This is true. I was a flip flop guy until i got into training. My friends were flip flop guys. Got into a little fight, everyone’s feet were tore up and it was Phoenix in the summer, hot cement.
If you want to be ready, you gotta be ready to run, scale, fight, whatever on all terrain. Shoes are a must. Number one.
90% of trade craft is getting another person to trust you. Learning to be confident, friendly, innocent looking, and in some cases helpless, will put you in a situation where you are in control. Knowing how to control the situation and manipulate that situation to your advantage.
Be friendly, be personable, take and give, give and take, develop a friendship even if it only last for a few seconds, minutes, or hours.
This will get you out alive. First thing to carry on EDC is a friendly persona.
"90% of trade craft is getting another person to trust you."
consider this when you take his advice. he is without a doubt still part of their system
Good advice Irishlincoln
Spy Game
I always think, “what would Ed Calderon carry?!?” 😂😂 love this show!!!
3 custom butter knives
I’d carry Ed.
Doesnt EDC stand for E.D. Calderon
@@austinohlrich9370 Yes. That's where the acronym came from
Psssh Ed Calderon is the David Blaine of EDC BS
As a german I can assure you that 80% of businesses won't take other currencies than the €, exceptions are maybe areas with a lot of turism or in very large cities where they have international shops which originate from the US.
I think it’s safe to say he’s not taking about chain businesses or companies. He’s talking about Mom & Pop shops, street vendors, guys on the corner type stuff.
I don't think the $100 is to get a cheese burger!! 😂😂😂😂
@@calebluke1101 Yeah they are going to kick you out if you are an american trying to pay with the dollar.
totally agree with u.
Dollar will get you nothing, it is less worth than euro AND you have to exchange it, which will also cost you.
So no, you need euro. Especially a criminal wouldn´t like to go to a bank to exchange the dollar
@@calebluke1101no one in Europe will let you pay with dollar. You get laughed at every single time.
Andy is easily my all time favorite guest on this channel because he's so interesting and so damn cool
Certainly reminds me of "Desh Bouksani" in real life. (google him).
Dude I’m sorry your life has been so disappointing. Smh
yes he is very chilled and charismatic !
Sucker! hahaha
can't stand the tictok spy
Slick move by shawn at the end. Got his prints on a pistol. Leverage, manipulation, a favor, power.
Dude did that palms up to god thing before handling, so he's covered.
😭😂🤣
Bad hombre 🤣😂😅
Bustamante has no prints.
@@rahelkamber4839 I don't know exactly if it was asking for a blessing or a prayer, but it was noticeable.
Need the rest of the Bustamante interview ASAP! He's one of my favorite guests across many podcasts. I've seen most of his interviews and what I can really appreciate is that he hardly ever repeats himself.
The whole thing is out on Shawn’s main channel
@@micahpediford I'm referring to the second part that's coming a week, but thank you!
Great to watch. I have no training but I carry cash, a laminated card with nearest contacts on and I give my daughter an alarm when we’re out in case she gets separated from me, scared or worse. Seems I’m on the right tracks.
i got both my daughters pull style alarms with LED flashing lights, yup. We are both on the right track fellow father
You guys are weird
American Express is useless in a lot of European countries. Most shops and restaurants here in Europe don't accept American Express because it carries a high fee for the business owner. You're better off with a Visa or a Mastercard.
Just goes to show you no matter if you are a CIA spy or how well you're trained it doesn't mean that you know proper gun safety. When someone hands you a firearm, the first thing you do is check to make sure it is clear. Even if they tell you its unloaded. Always, 100% of the time, no matter what.
That's the first thing I noticed. He didn't check the chamber.
Zero chance anyone with even cursory training would not clear the gun and keep the muzzle under control. If I was in that room I’d be very angry. It’s disrespectful. And dangerous.
His self defense edc is pretty bewildering.
He acted like he didn't know what the hell he was doing!! Seems to damn strange for a CIA op, doesn't it??
Yeah I'm calling bullshit on this guy. He's said so many things that just don't make sense on his podcast.
I love how humble Shawn is. Even in his questioning he's genuinely curious "Would you carry that"? I love it. So much respect for this man. Been to hell and back and he doesnt come off as a total jackass, just because hes seen alot of shit. Hes humble, and I bet the dude has a lot of love in his heart. God bless Shawn.
yes he's a God fearing man
He’s CIA, you don’t know what he really is 😂
You have literally no clue what CIA is. He's a trained liar, don't believe anything he says.
You're mentally challenged, it's so cute
Humble is one way of putting it.
i really like the lighting of the set. idk why i noticed it but when i did, i really dug it
Love these EDC videos. The alarm was interesting. Guess he got comfortable being unarmed when working. Don't fault him for not using an edc pistol. A buddy is like that and he trains survival for a branch of the military.
When Shawn hands him the SIG and he A. fails to clear it (that really bugged me), and B. just handles it funny, talks about the "dovetail", plays with the mag in/out, points it, then hands it back.. it gave the impression that he really was a novice around firearms and had very little to bare minimum training.. plus his answers about why he doesnt like to carry a gun were strange.. all my opinion of course and maybe Im wrong but I dont think I am..
part of his cover lol
And then his odd spiel about why he likes Sig 😂
I am pretty sure there is a large percentage of operatives who do not carry guns. There is a good chance he wasn't one of those rated to carry. Don't, pay attention to the TV / Hollywood versions of CIA; 99% aren't Jason Bourne types. And that 1% that does have the authority (nonofficial or official) to use a weapon tends to be within a tier 1 type unit, which is a DoD affiliate. it doesn't surprise me that he didn't handle the gun like an assassin because he probably wasn't an assassin.
I couldn't agree with you more. I actually ran it back and he looks like my brother in law who hates guns handling a gun. Also, how does someone who's supposed to be familiar and current with firearms not know about the 365, and lastly, he kept calling it a "piece". That's like mafia movie slang🙄
@@Johnthedagger think about this lol the (former) CIA spy is holding a gun like someone without training, appears to be unfamiliar with a firearm and uses improper terminology. Don’t fall for the trap 😂 that’s a whole front
Everything about this channel absolutely GLOWS
Lol Shawn hates us 🤣. His face when he said E-D-C was priceless. I'm so happy that he tolerates us at least.
I loved they way he did not check the weapon before handling it. 🤫
That laminated phone numbers is gold. Most people just scroll to a contact and hit call. In an emergency, do you know by heart the numbers to your immediate family? Simple but extremely important.
Another good idea is to memorize your credit card numbers
@@surfingtothestars ok ill memorize yours.... thanks lmfao
Before cell phones we knew a bunch of phone numbers by heart.
I know my parents numbers but simply because we have had them for over 20 years now, but I dont know my wife's number lol.
I don't even remember my own fucking phone number lol
Audio alarm on a kid! But everything he mentioned could come in handy for even the common man ,woman, and child! Thanks Shawn, you have some really good informative guests.
Loved that advice - absolute gold.
Gotta say, i am impressed. I was prepared for some James Bond type 'silenced Walter PPK' bullshit.
$100 Cash has been something I have carried for years hidden away in my wallet for "Emergency Use" but I love the idea of a laminated card w/ emergency Phone numbers - we depend far to much on Mobile phones to be our memory- they can break or be stolen or you may be incapacitated- Ironically when I was a younger I always carried important numbers in my wallet -Great idea. Of course I also carry my p365 - I'd rather "have it and not need it" vs. "need it and not have it". Generally speaking I always wear laced shoes or boots - he makes a fair point on that.
I carry a blank (well it was ha) business card with important phone numbers on it
I keep all my emergency numbers in my head tucked way no paper or pencil needed!! I didn't even have to attend CIA for that!!!😊
I learned that from Malibu's most wanted
@@mikedag1176 if your knocked out or incompaciated those numbers don't do anybody any good
@@jonnsmith556 John, you lost me there? Sorry.. I'm on multiple threads..
What numbers ?
Part 1 is such a tremendous episode!
Good to hear from you again. Neat
Great grandfather Alfred Lawrence Schauss was in army air force during Korean war. His father was a Lieutenant commander of a Navy destroyer in the Pacific during World War II. Alfred was stationed in New Mexico before the crash and went to Roswell just after the crash he then worked for three aerospace companies. He reported to see bodies and material related to the craft indicated that these materials and parts went to private companies. The private companies in question are ones he works for which are CONV a are, North American Rockwell international, and Lochhead.
Man I missed having LMFAO around. It's nice to see they've moved onto other things then music. Thanks for the update and interview
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EVVVEERRYYBODDDAAYYY
that was funny
,🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
It took me 32 seconds but I get it
Ahhhhh hahahahahaha
I am laughing so hard at this right now
I can see why the CIA hired this guy. He's exceptionally intelligent and his physical appearance allows him to blend into many theaters of operation.
He's also great at bullshit. "When I'm in the US I don't carry a weapon, I carry a baton and audio alarm"... that advice will get you killed. Batons are completely fucking useless.
No Tatt's is a obvious tell.
@@here_for_the Well, not by itself, only one of many variables.
“You racist”
I thought he had a tweaker sheen to his face...lol. Not clearing the chamber...especially on the internet...have not seen that before.
I recently had an experience where the laminated card would’ve been super useful and helped me out a lot. Definitely getting added to the edc.
@George Armstrong what, a phone number? What bad person is going to be reading a laminated piece of paper with names and phone numbers?
@@Gr13fM4ch1n3 if those numbers/people are really that important to you those numbers should be burned into your brain. Not on a waterproof piece of paper anyone can take and use against you.
Very interesting and informative! Thanks
I like the idea of the audio alarm, do you recommend a particular one? Thanks!
Another excellent interview. Andrew is a wealth of common sense info. EDC is a complicated topic. These were all great options. I covered many like these in 28 years of LEO with subordinate officers.
I just recently watched Chief of Disguise CIA's video and some of the traits they look for in CIA agent candidates are charisma and approachability. I can easily see those traits in this guy 100 percent.
Hmm that's interesting. Maybe you're confusing MI6 or a European agency for CIA? I can't imagine rich Americans would want to run around in 3rd world countries for little pay (unless there's a corruption element that makes it worth it?) Seems like in America, the corporations and politicians are the ones who can get away with corruption, not CIA agents (unless they're like a station chief or something)? @@honestusguy123
I like that there's a *golden* Desert Eagle In the background as he's talking about EDC. 😂
The laminated paper is a good idea. Didn't think of that.
Just finished listening to both parts of the podcast. Excellent stuff.
I didn't know that Colin Kaepernick was former CIA... makes sense.
as a former intel officer i always carried a hotel cork screw, it is not offensive, it used to pass thru the airport. it worked in any country.
How doea a corkscrew get you throught the airport. Or do you just mean you can take it carry on? If it's not offensive what do you use it for?
What does a CIA spy carry everyday? Probably a briefcase with a peanut butter and jelly sandwich in it to work.
With a ‘I’m a spy’ sticker on it and the password of his job email (just in case he forgets it).
Having said that… sometimes hiding in plain sight works.
Great show Shawn, you are a great asset to us
I like the laminated phone list of family. Cell phones are great, but they can break and batteries do die. Case in point, many years ago, a friend had just purchased a Palm Pilot (yeah, many years ago) and while in a meeting he was bragging on it and saying how wonderful it was. Another guy in the meeting was still using his paper Day Timer system. He stood up and threw his Day Timer against the wall as hard as he could, picked it up and said, mine still works. Will yours do that? Love your channel!
This is by far the greatest channel on UA-cam
EDC is such a interesting topic. More channels should do this.
Heard from him on a couple other podcast's, man speaks very well and he is easy to understand. Very interesting information.
This is one of the best interviews ever…. Keep it coming man
You gotta have this man back on. Dude is a legend.
when he brought out the macro at the end i was so happy, that’s my current carry 😂
Very cool, I like the audio alarm as well.
Also sounds like Andrew is getting a new pistol sent to him lol
Likely not. You could tell he was very uncomfortable/unfamiliar with guns while handling it. And literally said he's not comfortable having guns cause of his kids..and then Shawn hands him a gun😂
@@flexinclouds You show what guns can do in front of your kids and they will understand for the most part. When I was 5 my dad took me out in the backyard and shot a 30-06. He wanted to show me what a gun is and can do. To this dad I still remember that scene.
Anybody know when part 2 comes out? I am greatly looking forward to it!
April 3rd
with this haircut and his shirt saying "everyday spy " i would never think that this guy is a spy. it´s just perfect
Average CIA case officer has as much knowledge about pistols than your rookie cop graduating from NYPD academy. Most CIA employees are paper pushers they call analysts at Langley “experts” with master degrees in basketweaving.
My wife and myself have both carried Sig P365’s since they came out. I carry the XL version.
Great piece
Glad to hear you guys carry, unlike the CIA guy😁
@@flexinclouds when a CIA guy on station needs a weapon they just take one of the bad guys guns and shoot the other bad guys with it then throw it back on the floor.
If they do carry a gun on station it’s more than likely going to be disgusted as something else everyday item like an ink pen or a camera.
This dude is down to earth and not cocky. Good interview. 🙏🏼
Great interview. When I first saw Andrew Bustamante, I thought he was the evil boss ' Datu Junmar' (Evan Dane Taylor) from Plane with Gerard Butler.
I had to go to IMDB and look at the cast list to see it wasn't him! But Evan Dane Taylor's father was a US Intelligence Officer. Funny old world we're in.Namaste x
My favorite edc is a conditioned fist with extreme speed and accuracy. They don't know what hits them.
I could listen Andy for days on end and not blink or be bored. Love this guy. Thank you Shawn and thank you Andy for your service.
They're trained to be professional liars. All they really do is disinformation, 5th generation warfare, pedophile sexual blackmail operations, arms and drug smuggling and assassinatios.
Oh I almost forgot overthrowing's of sovereign foreign governments.
Nothing he says is honest. It's the CIA.
Bro literally went on a circus act for 15 minutes about how the most important carry item is laces and $100 usd. I especially liked the part where he put the red nose on that clown hair lol 😂
@@MrVibeCheck41 😂😂😂 right on the money!
@@MrVibeCheck41 you're embarrassing yourself
@@Gr13fM4ch1n3 probably a paid content booster.
Another huge thing I learned during my time in USI from a guy I won’t name is: Know what items you have on you that you can sell quickly to a local for cash. That can vary depending on what it is, of course. You’re not going to sell the items in this video, like your shoes or your handgun, obviously. But knowing what to sell and how to quickly sell it can get you some much needed cash in a pinch.
Also, not every country’s cab system works exactly the same. Before entering a new place, you need to know how to work the cab system officially and unofficially. I had a cab driver in a foreign country that saved my ass because I was familiar with how their shit worked in that country. It wasn’t until hours later that the driver had a rough idea of what was going on but by that time we had become friends and he wasn’t going to let me get into trouble. And it only cost me $200 worth of local currency.
Why I carry $100 worth of crack everywhere I go, easy to sell.
Even when you think you don't have any items to sell, you have your anus
Had a cabbie in China hook me up with premier hotel accommodations at a great price for myself and some visitors I was picking up. Cabbies can be your best friends when away from home.
@@JCTEAM60 Every single hotel in China has cameras in the rooms watching foreigners, and they’re sometimes poorly rigged and can be spotted. Everyone in China who deals with foreigners on a regular basis is a part time spy.
Guns, mace, most things like that are illegal in New Zealand where I live so I my edc is a personal alarm and I agree with his thoughts on them, mine is also a led flashlight that is rechargeable and I keep it charged but it means I can get to my door and in if my security lights go out. I also have a seat belt cutter and glass breaker on my car keys (one that pulls off so I don't need to remove my keys from the engine). I will add a laminated emergency contact list that's a good idea.
that hotel masterkey sounds sick
An old timer told me years ago to carry 100 bucks cash on me for emergencies. I never thought about it, but he was a Ranger so he may have had more reasons than just common sense.
I keep a 50, 2x20s, and a 10 and I cannot say how many times it's come in handy. Once had to get a car buried to the fenders in mud pulled out, and the tow magically came down to 100 exactly when I asked if there was a cash price.
Yeah I can't believe everyone doesn't do this out of instinct or common sense. I always carry a folded Benjamin in my iPhone case, and 2 folded Benjamins in my wallet's secret pocket.
Great show . The alarm for the kids. Nails it. Going to get some for my grandkids> Many Thanks SR
Years ago my Easter decorations were stolen out of my yard. My first response was fing taser and rebar.
Luckily a guy was going threw the police academy at the time, told me no. I used a dollar store audible device and it was a child less than ten that was raiding my yard. Caught them, spoke with parents and life has been good.
just arm your children
Makes so many sense in what he is saying.. this is so interesting to hear
Lmfao that Sig ad placement
This is great practical advice for anyone traveling abroad/doing business etc abroad. Good stuff
Except the info about Europe doesn't work in Western Europe anymore. Most people would not accept and even be very suspicious if you offer them 200 dollar in cash.
its very easy listening to a voluble speaker who knows his stuff. Good info
In NY,
a collapsible baton is for some strange reason HIGHLY illegal, and really freaks out the police as if you had a grenade or bazooka no lie.
Likewise in the UK. Here, it would have to be an umbrella or walking stick.
In the Communist run state of NY A box cutter is illegal.Especially If your in NYC, get out and move to a state which values the constitution…like the rest of us who left that high tax no freedom shit hole.
Chomping at the bit for Part II
Undercover and you’re going to carry for family’s phone numbers? What happens to them if your cover gets blown, or the numbers are checked out and have nothing in common with your legend?
Bro let me tell u something. The shit he talks only sounds believable when you live in the united states. 100 usd gets you nothing in the most countrys. And even in countrys where this is a lot of money most of the people wouldnt take it.
And a cia agent who calls himself a spy?
@@tre641. Go check and see. $100 cash would get you help. Also depends what the ask is.
Laced shoes is a must. For more reasons than was mentioned here.
It just hit me that the headband probably has his Escape evasion kit.
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He didn’t see as comfortable with the pistol as I thought he would.
He didn't check the chamber. Weird. I thought everyone did that. It's like firearm safety rule #1. Never trust the word of whoever hands you a firearm.
@@helives2630 Yeah but if you carry a loaded pistol regularly having a round in the chamber is expected, it becomes routine to carry a round in the chamber and to handle the gun as such.
His hand was even shaking, unless it was meant to throw us off.
great tips - thanks!
CIA agent: watch out for people that look shady.
This is one of my favorite episodes.... luv the show
Does he mention where he was assigned?
A gram bar of gold is what I keep in the truck for emergencies came in handy once
Nice. I admit to not being everyday enough with my carry situation. I always like to carry a knife and money but sometimes it slips my mind.
Fun fact, in Poland you can't spend euros. Dollars are convertible almost anywhere but some instances, the currency of other nations isn't always friendly.
AB is great. Thanks for having him in the show, Shawn. GREAT pod! ✊🏻
THX SHAWN👍 Keep up GREAT WORK Brother..
I have that same piece with a Holosun and TLR light. Bought just a couple of months after release. So far only just about a few hundred rounds (~500) and no issues. Feels great ergonomically to my smol hands, lol.
But also shoots great groups for its intended usage preference
Nice! Get that round count up though! Personally I won't carry a pistol until I've properly broke it in via 800+ rounds. I am quite OCD and just have to know it is going to go bang if the need arises. 😉
did you ever hold a shield or the new g43x... whats it feel like compared? my smolz loved the shield and even more loved the 43x... im a glock fanboy but may have to get a p365 ive heard good stuff about them and i like how they made like 4 different versions so all types of use cases.
@@x7slim8x I’ve carried glocks and others for years and find this so far to be a pleasant shooting platform for its intended use. Precisely that reason of running it through its paces on my own is why I also got it. Want to make sure it’s worth it. Sigs have never given me any issues in the past so hope this one won’t disappoint as well. Since last post, I’ve already added another 500 or so through it with no malfunctions still! 👌🏼
@@HIGH_noon glock guy myself especially since it’s what I’ve carried for work and personal use for years myself, but all other platforms mentioned are great as well! This one specifically just seemed perfect for an all in one package in comparison to the rest. Round count, dot ready, better ergo imo, better irons, and universal 1913 rail, all made it a no brained for me.
This is an incredible explanation about EDC carry. It was explained in the realm of a spy. It can be useful for us John Q. Public who travel and cannot have everything we would have on our persons at home. I am a nobody and want to remain a nobody. When you have someone’s attention because of something you carry, YOU HAVE THEIR ATTENTION. People will dig into your person, your possessions, and digital footprint if you have their attention.
Interesting that he didnt automatically clear the pistol on picking it up
I pride myself on being able to communicate well, but my hat is off to Andrew for being so damn articulate. That is one smart guy.
Being articulated in not the same as being smart. Sales people are articulated but most of them are dumb.
@@miguelrosado6348 You just proved my point with your "articulated" comment and gross generalization of an entire industry.
Your point is not proved just because you say it is. And you know exactly what I am talking about so don't pretend that you never met articulated people that are just full of shit and are able to deceive others into believing that they are really smart and wise. UA-cam is full of these guys.
@@Catastrofius Not really. Anyone can learn to be well-spoken, it doesn't imply intelligence only education.