Ben Owen

been called back to Memphis to keep our end of that promise. But we did go back to Memphis to bury him. He had no family left, so we raised money using my social media presence to cremate him and have a service. And we gave the overage because we raised like four times what it actually cost. We gave the overage to the Shelby County Drug Court.

been called back to Memphis to keep our end of that promise. But we did go back to Memphis to bury him. He had no family left, so we raised money using my social media presence to cremate him and have a service. And we gave the overage because we raised like four times what it actually cost. We gave the overage to the Shelby County Drug Court.

been called back to Memphis to keep our end of that promise. But we did go back to Memphis to bury him. He had no family left, so we raised money using my social media presence to cremate him and have a service. And we gave the overage because we raised like four times what it actually cost. We gave the overage to the Shelby County Drug Court.

And something happened in our brains at that point in time. We realized that, you know, we can use social media to get some cool stuff done. And it felt really good to be able to help people that are still out there struggling with the demon that we had escaped. And then, of course, as that progressed, we did get called back to Memphis

And something happened in our brains at that point in time. We realized that, you know, we can use social media to get some cool stuff done. And it felt really good to be able to help people that are still out there struggling with the demon that we had escaped. And then, of course, as that progressed, we did get called back to Memphis

And something happened in our brains at that point in time. We realized that, you know, we can use social media to get some cool stuff done. And it felt really good to be able to help people that are still out there struggling with the demon that we had escaped. And then, of course, as that progressed, we did get called back to Memphis

save the ones we left behind and uh once we started that dude he mentioned purpose in the very beginning of that and that's that's what it comes down to um is i found my purpose i found my calling i found the reason god put me on this earth and i have absolutely no doubt whatsoever that what we're doing today is what god wants me to do for the rest of my life and so i hope that answers the question yeah yeah wow wow thank you

save the ones we left behind and uh once we started that dude he mentioned purpose in the very beginning of that and that's that's what it comes down to um is i found my purpose i found my calling i found the reason god put me on this earth and i have absolutely no doubt whatsoever that what we're doing today is what god wants me to do for the rest of my life and so i hope that answers the question yeah yeah wow wow thank you

save the ones we left behind and uh once we started that dude he mentioned purpose in the very beginning of that and that's that's what it comes down to um is i found my purpose i found my calling i found the reason god put me on this earth and i have absolutely no doubt whatsoever that what we're doing today is what god wants me to do for the rest of my life and so i hope that answers the question yeah yeah wow wow thank you

Man, that's not really an easy answer, that. I've lived in 14 states. I lived in three states in first grade alone. I lived in three states again in ninth grade. So I was born not far from here, actually, in Nashville, my dad was stationed at Fort Campbell. He was, I think, a first lieutenant, first to 506 back then.

Man, that's not really an easy answer, that. I've lived in 14 states. I lived in three states in first grade alone. I lived in three states again in ninth grade. So I was born not far from here, actually, in Nashville, my dad was stationed at Fort Campbell. He was, I think, a first lieutenant, first to 506 back then.

Man, that's not really an easy answer, that. I've lived in 14 states. I lived in three states in first grade alone. I lived in three states again in ninth grade. So I was born not far from here, actually, in Nashville, my dad was stationed at Fort Campbell. He was, I think, a first lieutenant, first to 506 back then.

And I was a real high-risk pregnancy, so when mom went into labor, they rushed her down to Nashville. I was born here. But we left before I was even three months old. I think Virginia next. And then Fort Benning. My little brother was born there. And we lived, I think, in Phoenix City, Alabama, just across the Chattahoochee from Fort Benning. Or we may have lived in Columbus.

And I was a real high-risk pregnancy, so when mom went into labor, they rushed her down to Nashville. I was born here. But we left before I was even three months old. I think Virginia next. And then Fort Benning. My little brother was born there. And we lived, I think, in Phoenix City, Alabama, just across the Chattahoochee from Fort Benning. Or we may have lived in Columbus.

And I was a real high-risk pregnancy, so when mom went into labor, they rushed her down to Nashville. I was born here. But we left before I was even three months old. I think Virginia next. And then Fort Benning. My little brother was born there. And we lived, I think, in Phoenix City, Alabama, just across the Chattahoochee from Fort Benning. Or we may have lived in Columbus.

And then Dad left the Army not too long after my little brother was born. Went to Pfizer Pharmaceuticals.

And then Dad left the Army not too long after my little brother was born. Went to Pfizer Pharmaceuticals.

And then Dad left the Army not too long after my little brother was born. Went to Pfizer Pharmaceuticals.

We're not not close. But, you know, Cody has an awful lot of very well-founded resentment towards me for everything I did over the years. demanding all of my parents' attention because I was such a pain in the ass. And I think I probably, in a lot of ways, crushed his hopes and dreams for his life. Now, he does a great job of hiding that resentment, but it's still there.

We're not not close. But, you know, Cody has an awful lot of very well-founded resentment towards me for everything I did over the years. demanding all of my parents' attention because I was such a pain in the ass. And I think I probably, in a lot of ways, crushed his hopes and dreams for his life. Now, he does a great job of hiding that resentment, but it's still there.