May 12, 2026 · 56 min · 24 segments
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You need to chill out," blah, blah, blah, all the different, million different things that I've been told about how I talk on this show.
And of course, I will s- lead with this in saying, guys, just because it's a 30-second clip that I literally put the most drastic thing out there to get the attention, why? Because it works.
But of a 45-minute to an hour-long episode and that 30 seconds thinks that that's how you get your entire interpretation of who I am as a person or, or that I need to calm down or I'm gonna stroke out, like guys, guys, I'm fucking happy.
It's just I give a damn, and I'm passionate, and we start talking about things that I really care about, like firefighters and training and keeping each other alive and keeping the community alive.
Um, it's no different than s- high school football coach getting fired up because his team is not playing good in the first half, and you go in, uh, at halftime.
Guess what, man? That coach is gonna get in your ass, and that's where we're at, man.
Those of you that don't know, you're new to listening to the show, I got five daughters.
I've helped coach pretty much all of them in one form of a sport or another or rodeo or this or that.
I mean, literally, that is my life outside of the fire service, is traveling to sports, traveling to rodeo, going out here working cows.
You're not talking politely to a fucking cow to get them to go do what they need to do.
Like, in order to coach and move and, and get people fired up to really make great shit happen, you gotta get fired up.
You can't go in and be just, "Will you please just do this for me?" Nobody operates on shit like that, even somebody with daughters.
Like, my daughters, when it's time to talk sweet and nice to them, it's time to talk sweet and nice to them.
And on the damn middle of a fucking ball game or at a rodeo or something like that, it's ti- like, they need to know it needs to get done right now.
And so that's the reason I'm as fired up as I am when I get on this podcast because, guys, y'all gotta need, y'all need to know this shit's gotta get done right now.
You need to chill out," blah, blah, blah, all the different, million different things that I've been told about how I talk on this show.
And of course, I will s- lead with this in saying, guys, just because it's a 30-second clip that I literally put the most drastic thing out there to get the attention, why? Because it works.
But of a 45-minute to an hour-long episode and that 30 seconds thinks that that's how you get your entire interpretation of who I am as a person or, or that I need to calm down or I'm gonna stroke out, like guys, guys, I'm fucking happy.
It's just I give a damn, and I'm passionate, and we start talking about things that I really care about, like firefighters and training and keeping each other alive and keeping the community alive.
Um, it's no different than s- high school football coach getting fired up because his team is not playing good in the first half, and you go in, uh, at halftime.
Guess what, man? That coach is gonna get in your ass, and that's where we're at, man.
Those of you that don't know, you're new to listening to the show, I got five daughters.
I've helped coach pretty much all of them in one form of a sport or another or rodeo or this or that.
I mean, literally, that is my life outside of the fire service, is traveling to sports, traveling to rodeo, going out here working cows.
You're not talking politely to a fucking cow to get them to go do what they need to do.
Like, in order to coach and move and, and get people fired up to really make great shit happen, you gotta get fired up.
You can't go in and be just, "Will you please just do this for me?" Nobody operates on shit like that, even somebody with daughters.
Like, my daughters, when it's time to talk sweet and nice to them, it's time to talk sweet and nice to them.
And on the damn middle of a fucking ball game or at a rodeo or something like that, it's ti- like, they need to know it needs to get done right now.
And so that's the reason I'm as fired up as I am when I get on this podcast because, guys, y'all gotta need, y'all need to know this shit's gotta get done right now.
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