I never knew David’s backstory. It’s a lot more interesting than I imagined. Talk about being cross trained.You fit him somewhere in almost any TaskForce . Good Guy to have around.
Wow. As an 8-year infantry mook with a couple MOS's... I'm amazed this guy went through 3 basic trainings, then plowed on like a fuggin' monster! Great dude. We need more of these cats in uniform.
It is crazy to hear Dave's backstory. I went to DLI in the early 90's and my squad leader was an 18B SSG from 10th Group and we had a Navy Seal Lieutenant in my class, as well as a Marine Force Recon SSGT. As a PFC straight out of basic training it was pretty amazing.
@Mark Smith Well originally when I was at DLI I was in the National Guard and went to 97E interrogator school after finishing my language. My squad leader was on me all the time, to go active duty, but make them guarantee airborne and the 82nd and then once I made SGT go to SFAS and he would get me on his team. Granted that is a pretty big oversimplification of the process, but hell I didn't know any better, and the Seal O3 was trying to get me to become a Seal. I don't think it really had anything to do with me, as much as competition between the two Special Forces guys. I did end up going active duty, and my plan was to do what my squad leader suggested, but as things seem to happen at DLI, I ended up meeting someone and getting married. She was an active duty Arabic linguist 98G voice interceptor who had orders to Ft Meade, so that ended my aspirations of being a bad ass. Instead since the Army didn't need German interrogators in 1994, and I didn't want to go to DLI for over a year after she would have already been gone, I became a 96B generic intel analyst, and my legacy as a pogue was cemented. I am still married so I guess it all works out. I did have one more very fleeting thought of possible bad assery, when for whatever reason I came down on a list to go to a Delta recruiting meeting when I was at Ft Hood, and damn did they make it look and sound cool.....which it is I am sure, but again I had two young kids, and wasn't in anywhere near good enough shape to even think about trying out. I will say though that first squad leader SSG Eric Weiner, made a lasting impression on me of what a leader should do, and how you always take care of the people under you, it was a really cool experience for someone fresh out of basic training with almost no knowledge of the military.
Damn Dave... that New York event... glad your good. A damn rock... Ryan, the best story ive watched with you in it... was yours. Your next level bro. That interview ramped up quickly and educated me. I dont watch a lot of these but damn... there are stories that need to be heard...
Mr. Parke's resilience under duress is the epitome of never quit. Hat off to your use of talent to good purpose since your trauma during service. Moreover, your character while representing your comrades and the U.S. so well is an impressive testament. 💪🏻🇺🇲👍🏻..P.S.I sympathize with ancient E4 syndrome😊
Just seen Ryan’s interview with team house recently. Been waiting to hear more about Dave for a while. Not sure if anyone else has interviewed him or not. If so, It hasn’t come up on my algorithm yet… He’s intriguing, because we all know he’s a badass n no offense to him, but he always wears these dumb shirts n doesn’t care to impress or look the part and you’d never know it unless he tells you. 😂 Anyway, glad you did this Ryan! Thanks Dave!
I've listened to every episode on podcast and I've loved every single one of them. As a ex service person myself it's so interesting hearing about the SF elements. These stories have inspired me so much I've handed my discharge paperwork in and hopefully joining the reserves. At last I've heard you be interviewed on The Team House, fantastic interview and long overdue. Keep up the wonderful work and thank you for your service 🤙🏼
Hi,I'm from a tiny country in a pacific island call FIJI,Love this show,watched it everyday at work,wish I was an American,Seal is always Facinating me,If I given an opportunity to come to the state I would try by best to get to buds,love listening to all the seal,army,marines n etc bad ass stories.. THANK YOU ALL FOR YOUR SERVICE..
I watched the team house one also, great show. I just wanted to say I'm here to stay connected to the veteran community. I enjoy these shows immensely.
Sgt. Parke. Your comment about the dumbest thing you've done was trust the Recruiter and wing it to get to Battalion. I will second that emotion or reality. I enlisted basically with the same mindset that my Recruiter instilled. So I go in on an 11xray flip a coin contract at 17 on DEP one week after High School graduation I was in Ft. Benning (Hooahh, Sand Hill, House of Pain!!) Summer 1996. Fast forward it was fucking 2 years before I get to The Regiment!!! And, the US Army in all of its wisdom, I had already been to Ranger School, had my EIB on a Div. Level LRS team BEFORE I got to The Regiment (so that made me an 'Import') and another little bit before I got to were I originally enlisted to be. Anyways, I feel your pain and know of what you speak. p.s. same with the qual's/tabs status and the BLACK Berets (#earnednotissued) Sua Sponte brothers.
So whatever happened to the phone? Did they catch that subway guy? I’m 16:42 in and maybe I missed it or they haven’t got to it but I want to know the rest of that story. Was that dude just a New York nut? What the H.
Awesome interview. Thank god for guys like this at a time like that. Semper Fi ;) Yea that switched seat guilt, that doesn’t leave. Keep paying it Fwd. Man I gotta step up my Forward.
People don't understand DMTs/Navy Divers are an elite all their own. They are not shooters but they are serious professionals under the water. All respect!!!
Nice to hear Dave’s story. I hope you will interview MOH winner Michael Thornton. Usually have little use for SEALs but this man is incredible. Jocko has talked to him and so should you. Like Tilt Myers hard to believe the scrapes he fought his way out of.
Dave, if you find that Vietnam recon lessons learned manual you could literally publish that as a book and tons of people would buy it and read it. People love that stuff, and not just former military guys.
Interesting that he had to go through Navy and Army Boot Camps after going through Marine Recruit Training? I was in the Marine Corps from 92-2012 and on Recruiting Duty from 98-2001. Ive never seen a Marine have to go through any other Service's Boot Camp. And Ive seen a ton of Marines do inter-service transfers or get out of the Corps and go into the Army, Natl Guard, and Navy. On another note Ive never seen a prior service Marine be able to get into the Coast Guard or Air Force.. LOL. I know its been done but its rare.
Ryan, love the "what was the most surprising part" is such a great question. A lot of guys ask best and worst, but surprising is such a different thing. What is one of the dumbest things you've ever seen/done in combat? might be a good regular question.
Great interview Dave! You’ve had a hell of a career. Seems like a lot of start and stop from an editing perspective and conversations ended or were cut off?
Just a note on the "we all taste the same thing." We don't, actually, because our brains are all a little different. A good example of that is how some people had noticeably altered taste/smell secondary to the zombie illness. Smoking and other environmental factors can affect it, in addition to our brains just being a little bit different (I have one son who can taste individual ingredients in curry which I cannot, and another who plays music by ear because he hears more than I do). We all are relatively similar but not exact, so people experiencing the exact same thing as us based on nature and nurture actually do experience it differently than we do.
I never even thought of that.. you need to get an RRD guy from Battalion on here... Those dudes were doing some off the charts shit during Iraq and Afghanistan..RLTW 3/75
Awesome story your grand children will be so proud of you, I want to know if they caught the guy that attacked you 😡😡😡 on the train and which train, OMG I just feel really bad that you had that horrible experience 😢
Hey Ryan, LOVE your show. Quick question. I have been listening to you over on the ol Spotify but want to know which platform I listen to makes you more cash? Keep em coming!!
Ryan. I know you read every comment...so I'm going to make a pitch here and you can run with it anyway you want. So. Christmas cards..of Shrek wearing his Sudam sweater...a Santa hat..a glass of bourbon..giving the camera a "Cheers" and a big grin. All proceeds can go to Vets or Bourbon. Your choice. I'd pay money for one so I know other people would. I'll watch this story in the morning while I'm at work.
Mr. Parke, can you go into detail about b the differences of the bootcamps? What makes usmc bootcamp harder than the rest? Or why do people have that belief?
USMC boot camp is much more regimented than the others. You'll get smoked for moving your eyes or shrugging your shoulders when standing in formation. They also do a ton of drill and ceremony which doesn't sound hard but it's earned the parade field the nickname of "the grinder".
Mr. Parke and I have much in common. I practiced playing 'ninja" as a kid and had my share of fights. A traffic vs. Big Wheel accident gave me a similar physically traumatic experience. I am highly skilled in Spanish as opposed to arabic. I have an Arabic speaking friend today..🤔 who knows.. I spent 12 years active Army and scored better the 2nd go 'round on the ASVAB. I was qualified for anything. I had an interesting non SF path that put me in contact with all sorts. David and I might have crossed pathes at Fort Lewis in '90-91
He must have known you were from 2nd batt. Ya bunch of fairies. You know I'm just messing with you brother glad you're okay.. Rangers lead the way 3/75
Could someone clarify for me, if possible--- Dave indicates that he served in JSOC, yet didn't complete Unit/CAG selection/OTC. I'm aware there are other units within USASOC that exists under the JSOC umbrella (ISA/TFO), but that doesn't sound like the case either. What ranger attaché serves directly within JSOC? Thanks. ^_^
Excellent interview. He could speak more freely because there is a lot of information on the Internet about PMOO/SOG/CAG/01 etc...but that's okay really enjoyed this show
I wish I would have joined the military after highschool … I’m only 26 right now BUT I now have a record with a felony and a strike. For a while now I’ve been thinking how I wish I would have joined. I used to love going to shooting ranges with one of my uncles and now I can’t even purchase any fire arms.. and what sucks is the felony I got, I didn’t even do anything. Couldn’t afford a lawyer… public pretender wasn’t helping for shit she just kept telling me to sign right away and get it over with.. I got 3 years paper and a strike with only a couple days in jail but I told her we need to get the footage from around that area it happened and she said they saw it already and it doesn’t matter I’m either signing for 3 years paper or fighting for how much prison time I do.. such bullshit
Ryan, just listened to your interview on The Team House. Although I give those two goobers a tough time, they did a good job, and your episode was phenomenal. It was great to hear YOUR story. To answer your question about what it was like for us on the ground when you guys came on station it was essentially “That’s right asshole, my big brother is here and he’s about you fuck you up!” …while we cheered like children. Don’t ever think that you contributed less than someone on the ground. Dudes like you are the reason a lot of us made it home. Thank you for sharing your story with us, and for sharing so many stories that we would not otherwise have heard. It’s more than just entertainment. Hearing other people in the community, whether Regiment, CAG, Blue, or whoever express the same things that you’re feeling makes you feel a little more normal. Thanks again. Your biggest and sexiest fan - Yeasty George
I have a feeling that Team House/Combat Story wouldn’t mix well with Vigilance Elite/Jocko/ David Glover kind of show. But this is an assumption based on gut feeling more than anything else.
You should watch some more of his shows. I don't know how he does it but he gets the biggest pipe hitters out their onto his podcast. Generally does a phenomenal job of getting these guys to open up and get into some great detail of what they've done. Rangers lead the way. 3/75.
Dave seems like the kind of guy that when he gets drunk, he’s telling everyone how awesome they are and how much he loves them.
You’re awesome and I love you, man.
@@davidparke7813 Thank you, Jesus, for protecting and saving Dave!
@@davidparke7813 you’re awesome, Dave and I’m happy you survive this!
What a warhorse!,not to mention 3x basic training in three different branches..legend.
Interesting seeing daves backstory so used to hearing him on the other end.
Dave is a badass. Im glad you had him on here. One tough sob.
Combat Story is the best. Team House is great & I have a new respect for Dave. What a talented guy!
I never knew David’s backstory. It’s a lot more interesting than I imagined. Talk about being cross trained.You fit him somewhere in almost any TaskForce . Good Guy to have around.
Wow. As an 8-year infantry mook with a couple MOS's... I'm amazed this guy went through 3 basic trainings, then plowed on like a fuggin' monster! Great dude. We need more of these cats in uniform.
It is crazy to hear Dave's backstory. I went to DLI in the early 90's and my squad leader was an 18B SSG from 10th Group and we had a Navy Seal Lieutenant in my class, as well as a Marine Force Recon SSGT. As a PFC straight out of basic training it was pretty amazing.
@Mark Smith Well originally when I was at DLI I was in the National Guard and went to 97E interrogator school after finishing my language. My squad leader was on me all the time, to go active duty, but make them guarantee airborne and the 82nd and then once I made SGT go to SFAS and he would get me on his team. Granted that is a pretty big oversimplification of the process, but hell I didn't know any better, and the Seal O3 was trying to get me to become a Seal. I don't think it really had anything to do with me, as much as competition between the two Special Forces guys. I did end up going active duty, and my plan was to do what my squad leader suggested, but as things seem to happen at DLI, I ended up meeting someone and getting married. She was an active duty Arabic linguist 98G voice interceptor who had orders to Ft Meade, so that ended my aspirations of being a bad ass. Instead since the Army didn't need German interrogators in 1994, and I didn't want to go to DLI for over a year after she would have already been gone, I became a 96B generic intel analyst, and my legacy as a pogue was cemented. I am still married so I guess it all works out. I did have one more very fleeting thought of possible bad assery, when for whatever reason I came down on a list to go to a Delta recruiting meeting when I was at Ft Hood, and damn did they make it look and sound cool.....which it is I am sure, but again I had two young kids, and wasn't in anywhere near good enough shape to even think about trying out. I will say though that first squad leader SSG Eric Weiner, made a lasting impression on me of what a leader should do, and how you always take care of the people under you, it was a really cool experience for someone fresh out of basic training with almost no knowledge of the military.
I'm glad you got Dave on to share his story. I feel like on the Team House he humbles himself and holds back.
Damn Dave... that New York event... glad your good. A damn rock...
Ryan, the best story ive watched with you in it... was yours. Your next level bro. That interview ramped up quickly and educated me.
I dont watch a lot of these but damn... there are stories that need to be heard...
First ten minutes of the interview, I learn that NYC is more dangerous than Afghanistan in 2020, which is super accurate
Yeah they're actually about to deploy a battalion of marines to shut down the big apple. Scary times.
after I was stabbed in Manhattan multiple times I'm always in a combat mood when I go there.🤣🤣🤣
Mr. Parke's resilience under duress is the epitome of never quit. Hat off to your use of talent to good purpose since your trauma during service. Moreover, your character while representing your comrades and the U.S. so well is an impressive testament. 💪🏻🇺🇲👍🏻..P.S.I sympathize with ancient E4 syndrome😊
This was an amazing episode. I can tell David has a lot more cool stories to tell. I hope you invite him back for a part 2!
Just seen Ryan’s interview with team house recently. Been waiting to hear more about Dave for a while. Not sure if anyone else has interviewed him or not. If so, It hasn’t come up on my algorithm yet… He’s intriguing, because we all know he’s a badass n no offense to him, but he always wears these dumb shirts n doesn’t care to impress or look the part and you’d never know it unless he tells you. 😂 Anyway, glad you did this Ryan! Thanks Dave!
Dave has been a Sailor, Marine, Soldier, and an Airmen!!!!
I've listened to every episode on podcast and I've loved every single one of them. As a ex service person myself it's so interesting hearing about the SF elements. These stories have inspired me so much I've handed my discharge paperwork in and hopefully joining the reserves. At last I've heard you be interviewed on The Team House, fantastic interview and long overdue. Keep up the wonderful work and thank you for your service 🤙🏼
Dave is a living legend!! L&R
Hi,I'm from a tiny country in a pacific island call FIJI,Love this show,watched it everyday at work,wish I was an American,Seal is always Facinating me,If I given an opportunity to come to the state I would try by best to get to buds,love listening to all the seal,army,marines n etc bad ass stories..
THANK YOU ALL FOR YOUR SERVICE..
I watched the team house one also, great show. I just wanted to say I'm here to stay connected to the veteran community. I enjoy these shows immensely.
What a treat! Seen you at the Team House. Great interview! Now interviewing David! Awesome!
Dave is the man!
Great to see Dave on here!
HEY-Oooohh!! Finally!! This will be good!!
Thanks for this! Not only do I love your channel, but just became a "Team House' subscriber.
great interview! watch team house regularly and never knew his story. he's a stud muffin. thank you!!!
Awesome interview Ryan! Great back story Dave! Keep up the hard work!
Dave is a stud and great guy
Ryan...amongst the other great creators in this genre .. you are hands down my favorite! Love ur shit my guy
Excellent Show
You guys help set the standard Dave.
Rangers Lead The Way.
2/75
BLACKSHEEP
Sgt. Parke. Your comment about the dumbest thing you've done was trust the Recruiter and wing it to get to Battalion.
I will second that emotion or reality. I enlisted basically with the same mindset that my Recruiter instilled. So I go in on an 11xray flip a coin contract at 17 on DEP one week after High School graduation I was in Ft. Benning (Hooahh, Sand Hill, House of Pain!!) Summer 1996. Fast forward it was fucking 2 years before I get to The Regiment!!! And, the US Army in all of its wisdom, I had already been to Ranger School, had my EIB on a Div. Level LRS team BEFORE I got to The Regiment (so that made me an 'Import') and another little bit before I got to were I originally enlisted to be. Anyways, I feel your pain and know of what you speak.
p.s. same with the qual's/tabs status and the BLACK Berets (#earnednotissued)
Sua Sponte brothers.
So whatever happened to the phone? Did they catch that subway guy? I’m 16:42 in and maybe I missed it or they haven’t got to it but I want to know the rest of that story. Was that dude just a New York nut? What the H.
Dave seems like a genuine good guy
Amazing stuff
Awesome interview. Thank god for guys like this at a time like that. Semper Fi ;) Yea that switched seat guilt, that doesn’t leave. Keep paying it Fwd. Man I gotta step up my Forward.
Cool episode! I listened to the teamhouse episode with Ryan earlier. Is very cool! ✌️
People don't understand DMTs/Navy Divers are an elite all their own. They are not shooters but they are serious professionals under the water. All respect!!!
Nice to hear Dave’s story. I hope you will interview MOH winner Michael Thornton. Usually have little use for SEALs but this man is incredible. Jocko has talked to him and so should you. Like Tilt Myers hard to believe the scrapes he fought his way out of.
Parke is the man
Dave, if you find that Vietnam recon lessons learned manual you could literally publish that as a book and tons of people would buy it and read it. People love that stuff, and not just former military guys.
Interesting that he had to go through Navy and Army Boot Camps after going through Marine Recruit Training? I was in the Marine Corps from 92-2012 and on Recruiting Duty from 98-2001. Ive never seen a Marine have to go through any other Service's Boot Camp. And Ive seen a ton of Marines do inter-service transfers or get out of the Corps and go into the Army, Natl Guard, and Navy. On another note Ive never seen a prior service Marine be able to get into the Coast Guard or Air Force.. LOL. I know its been done but its rare.
This was a good one!
Wow we were in 2/75 hhc at the same time...I bet he knew Minor and Bundy🗽 God bless all y'all
Sure do.
Ryan, love the "what was the most surprising part" is such a great question. A lot of guys ask best and worst, but surprising is such a different thing. What is one of the dumbest things you've ever seen/done in combat? might be a good regular question.
Great interview Dave! You’ve had a hell of a career.
Seems like a lot of start and stop from an editing perspective and conversations ended or were cut off?
Just a note on the "we all taste the same thing." We don't, actually, because our brains are all a little different. A good example of that is how some people had noticeably altered taste/smell secondary to the zombie illness. Smoking and other environmental factors can affect it, in addition to our brains just being a little bit different (I have one son who can taste individual ingredients in curry which I cannot, and another who plays music by ear because he hears more than I do). We all are relatively similar but not exact, so people experiencing the exact same thing as us based on nature and nurture actually do experience it differently than we do.
Did they get the guy who bashed Dave with rock ?
Hope I get to see you on Team House now Ryan!
There is Ryan's interview on Team House already
@@nikitashestakov1867 whaaaaa? thank you for that
I never even thought of that.. you need to get an RRD guy from Battalion on here... Those dudes were doing some off the charts shit during Iraq and Afghanistan..RLTW 3/75
Team House had an RRC guy a while ago
Awesome story your grand children will be so proud of you, I want to know if they caught the guy that attacked you 😡😡😡 on the train and which train, OMG I just feel really bad that you had that horrible experience 😢
Surprised SMU didn’t snatch him up in DLI. Very knowledgeable guy.
Hey Ryan, LOVE your show. Quick question. I have been listening to you over on the ol Spotify but want to know which platform I listen to makes you more cash? Keep em coming!!
David gets an A+ for mentioning Delta Force.
Ryan. I know you read every comment...so I'm going to make a pitch here and you can run with it anyway you want. So. Christmas cards..of Shrek wearing his Sudam sweater...a Santa hat..a glass of bourbon..giving the camera a "Cheers" and a big grin. All proceeds can go to Vets or Bourbon. Your choice. I'd pay money for one so I know other people would. I'll watch this story in the morning while I'm at work.
Mr. Parke, can you go into detail about b the differences of the bootcamps? What makes usmc bootcamp harder than the rest? Or why do people have that belief?
USMC boot camp is much more regimented than the others. You'll get smoked for moving your eyes or shrugging your shoulders when standing in formation. They also do a ton of drill and ceremony which doesn't sound hard but it's earned the parade field the nickname of "the grinder".
What happened with his attacker
That's my neck of the woods. I'm from Huntington.
Stoked 💯💯💯👍🏽👍🏽
I watch his podcasts sometimes
New York is lawless when I took the train from Brooklyn to Manhattan everyday at midnight I would pack heat better be judged by 12 then carried by 6
Mr. Parke and I have much in common. I practiced playing 'ninja" as a kid and had my share of fights. A traffic vs. Big Wheel accident gave me a similar physically traumatic experience. I am highly skilled in Spanish as opposed to arabic. I have an Arabic speaking friend today..🤔 who knows.. I spent 12 years active Army and scored better the 2nd go 'round on the ASVAB. I was qualified for anything. I had an interesting non SF path that put me in contact with all sorts. David and I might have crossed pathes at Fort Lewis in '90-91
What did the subway attacker LOOK LIKE ? HUH ? YOU ? ME ??
He must have known you were from 2nd batt. Ya bunch of fairies. You know I'm just messing with you brother glad you're okay.. Rangers lead the way 3/75
Could someone clarify for me, if possible--- Dave indicates that he served in JSOC, yet didn't complete Unit/CAG selection/OTC. I'm aware there are other units within USASOC that exists under the JSOC umbrella (ISA/TFO), but that doesn't sound like the case either. What ranger attaché serves directly within JSOC? Thanks. ^_^
I was a civilian at the time. Just a contractor attached to JSOC for support work.
@@davidparke7813 Understood, thanks for the timely response, Dave! Happy holidays to you and yours!
@@ib3scope Same to you and yours!
A Reginald Denny type attack. No arrests, no penalty.
Excellent interview. He could speak more freely because there is a lot of information on the Internet about PMOO/SOG/CAG/01 etc...but that's okay really enjoyed this show
01 ?
@@semiephemeral9 Zero units Afghan commandos working with CIA advisers 😎
I wish I would have joined the military after highschool … I’m only 26 right now BUT I now have a record with a felony and a strike. For a while now I’ve been thinking how I wish I would have joined. I used to love going to shooting ranges with one of my uncles and now I can’t even purchase any fire arms.. and what sucks is the felony I got, I didn’t even do anything. Couldn’t afford a lawyer… public pretender wasn’t helping for shit she just kept telling me to sign right away and get it over with.. I got 3 years paper and a strike with only a couple days in jail but I told her we need to get the footage from around that area it happened and she said they saw it already and it doesn’t matter I’m either signing for 3 years paper or fighting for how much prison time I do.. such bullshit
Ryan, just listened to your interview on The Team House. Although I give those two goobers a tough time, they did a good job, and your episode was phenomenal. It was great to hear YOUR story.
To answer your question about what it was like for us on the ground when you guys came on station it was essentially “That’s right asshole, my big brother is here and he’s about you fuck you up!” …while we cheered like children. Don’t ever think that you contributed less than someone on the ground. Dudes like you are the reason a lot of us made it home. Thank you for sharing your story with us, and for sharing so many stories that we would not otherwise have heard. It’s more than just entertainment. Hearing other people in the community, whether Regiment, CAG, Blue, or whoever express the same things that you’re feeling makes you feel a little more normal. Thanks again.
Your biggest and sexiest fan - Yeasty George
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Get with Vigilance Elite on UA-cam it will be awesome.
I have a feeling that Team House/Combat Story wouldn’t mix well with Vigilance Elite/Jocko/ David Glover kind of show. But this is an assumption based on gut feeling more than anything else.
@@eKh79 yea I can see why you’d think that. Two different vibes
What did he say at 13:25
Poor donkey. May you rest in peace 😢
Native New Yorker with his head buried on the subway…not happening but I’m glad he’s ok now
Dude literally said he grew up in Kansas and moved to California
@@InvisibleHotdog correct. Was stating what a New Yorker wouldn’t do. Not giving him grief about it.
NY and Commifornia:
not for all the tea in China.
Algorithm.
So this guy has been in the Marines, Army, Navy, and Air Force 😂 wtf
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Pre-interview and come up with a better story line to experience the scenario’s in a better way.
You should watch some more of his shows. I don't know how he does it but he gets the biggest pipe hitters out their onto his podcast. Generally does a phenomenal job of getting these guys to open up and get into some great detail of what they've done. Rangers lead the way. 3/75.