Cody Brown

Okay.

Okay.

But I don't believe I had the issues before the divorces because I always preferred the company of women to men.

In the men's world, you don't have to behave completely like a gentleman.

But I used to be very good about constantly talking about what was appropriate around women because I was always around women and I preferred their company.

I think something just tweaked me a little bit.

I mean, like, you can't come out of three divorces and not struggle a little bit with some kind of mental illness, I think.

Try it.

I mean, like, in three years.

And then be in public so you're constantly hearing their criticism.

It was really hard.

So when I go in front of the DS and they're saying, we want, this is yours to own.

And I'm like going, I guess maybe I should just own it because the criticism's coming and it's been here.

And I just frankly, I don't think it's a sexist thing in any way.

I think it's simply...

that my experience in special forces was I was being told by the DS to do something.

I'm going to do it as to the best of my ability, whether that is good or not.

And I'm going to push through.

And so if they're yelling at me to move, I'm going to move.

Even if I'm like dragging a team.