Echo Charles

This is Jocko Podcast number 559 with Echo Charles and me, Jocko Willink.

Good evening, Echo.

Good evening.

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... with the conversation.

I should do that for Echo Charles.

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'Cause, you know, you, you, you may not know this, but when we show up here, usually if we don't have a guest, then Echo will talk to me for between one and 1.5 hours about random stuff that he-

This is Jocko Podcast number 558 with Echo Charles and me, Jocko Willink.

Good evening, Echo.

Good evening.

She says, "I, I, no, I'm, I'm, I'm not coming." And he was like, "Well, why? What happened?" He's, uh, she said, "I'm, I just couldn't get on the plane.

I had a bad feeling." You know, you know, the plane didn't crash, you know.

Now, who knows? Echo Charles, maybe she would've gotten on, but weight, little extra weight difference, you know, or whatever.

[laughs] What, in war though, there is, as you, Clausewitz, as we all have quoted about, um, ha- would play this war game part of the planning, and he would roll the dice.

And that chance in war is so present in every day.

This is the Jocko Underground podcast, number 229.

Sitting here with Echo Charles, and we have some questions from the front lines, from the trenches-

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... from where the rubber meets the road.

This is Jocko Podcast number 557 with Echo Charles and me, Jocko Willink.

Good evening, Echo.

Good evening.

This is the Jaco Underground Podcast number 228, sitting here with Echo Charles.

We have some questions-

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This is Jocko Podcast number 556 with Echo Charles and me, Jocko Willink.

Good evening, Echo.

Good evening.

And on the last podcast, number 555, Triple Nickel, we introduced a book called Maxims on War by Rene Quinton, and we didn't make it through the entire thing in...

Some things that, some underlying tones of our existence that we should at least consider.

We don't have to agree with them.

It doesn't seem like Echo agrees with a number of them.

I do agree with most of them, yes.