Ben Owen

I know my team's getting ready to go down there and do that with you. Yeah. I'm going to take them to 1428 Wilbert Street, the house that used to be full of bullet holes. There is a woman and her three children living in that house that just celebrated Christmas. The women that used to sell dope out of that house, I've got them housed in another old trap house around the corner.

I know my team's getting ready to go down there and do that with you. Yeah. I'm going to take them to 1428 Wilbert Street, the house that used to be full of bullet holes. There is a woman and her three children living in that house that just celebrated Christmas. The women that used to sell dope out of that house, I've got them housed in another old trap house around the corner.

I know my team's getting ready to go down there and do that with you. Yeah. I'm going to take them to 1428 Wilbert Street, the house that used to be full of bullet holes. There is a woman and her three children living in that house that just celebrated Christmas. The women that used to sell dope out of that house, I've got them housed in another old trap house around the corner.

So I was nearing rock bottom and stole a bunch of dope from Christian. Do you remember that?

So I was nearing rock bottom and stole a bunch of dope from Christian. Do you remember that?

So I was nearing rock bottom and stole a bunch of dope from Christian. Do you remember that?

I'm convinced of that. You cannot change that. That instinct is the Spirit.

I'm convinced of that. You cannot change that. That instinct is the Spirit.

I'm convinced of that. You cannot change that. That instinct is the Spirit.

So the ATF 444 was a GCPSU, Afghan Special Police Unit, and we evacuated, well, we tried to evacuate some of them and failed, but we did get his brother to America, and he gave me the patch when we resettled him in Houston. Man, that's awesome. Yeah, so they were like the Tier 1 trained version of cops in Afghanistan. Do you have any more of those patches? The 444? Yeah. I don't. I don't.

So the ATF 444 was a GCPSU, Afghan Special Police Unit, and we evacuated, well, we tried to evacuate some of them and failed, but we did get his brother to America, and he gave me the patch when we resettled him in Houston. Man, that's awesome. Yeah, so they were like the Tier 1 trained version of cops in Afghanistan. Do you have any more of those patches? The 444? Yeah. I don't. I don't.

So the ATF 444 was a GCPSU, Afghan Special Police Unit, and we evacuated, well, we tried to evacuate some of them and failed, but we did get his brother to America, and he gave me the patch when we resettled him in Houston. Man, that's awesome. Yeah, so they were like the Tier 1 trained version of cops in Afghanistan. Do you have any more of those patches? The 444? Yeah. I don't. I don't.

We've been looking for some because I've lost this hat two or three times now and flipped out about it. And you found it? Found it, yeah. But I need to find some backup patches. So if I find one, I got you.

We've been looking for some because I've lost this hat two or three times now and flipped out about it. And you found it? Found it, yeah. But I need to find some backup patches. So if I find one, I got you.

We've been looking for some because I've lost this hat two or three times now and flipped out about it. And you found it? Found it, yeah. But I need to find some backup patches. So if I find one, I got you.

I'm dumbfounded, honestly. Like, I thought I had a collection of some pretty cool shit.

I'm dumbfounded, honestly. Like, I thought I had a collection of some pretty cool shit.

I'm dumbfounded, honestly. Like, I thought I had a collection of some pretty cool shit.

So, you know, I've got a nonprofit called We Fight Monsters, and a guy that we did a lot of stuff in the Afghan evac with, General David Hicks, he's got something like 3,600 hours in an A-10, and he gave me that barrel. If I remember correctly from his Kandahar deployment, it's shot out, which I think that was the most violent deployment he had. So it's ended some lives. Wow. Yeah. Wow.

So, you know, I've got a nonprofit called We Fight Monsters, and a guy that we did a lot of stuff in the Afghan evac with, General David Hicks, he's got something like 3,600 hours in an A-10, and he gave me that barrel. If I remember correctly from his Kandahar deployment, it's shot out, which I think that was the most violent deployment he had. So it's ended some lives. Wow. Yeah. Wow.