Craig Morgan

I mean, we ran two miles of fence day before yesterday before I went into town to do the Opry.

barbed wire fence you know i got cows i got we do all the same but a person who works like that and does that physical labor yeah yeah you know and you're picking up logs and it's you know that's crazy i like dead lifting a little bit here and there and if you do enough logs you know

It's a hard life.

No, it is.

It's a very physically demanding life.

Very.

Yeah.

We were in the Korean Ranger School.

In the Korean Ranger School, there's a two-week portion of that nine-week course.

I think it was actually 10 days, where you go through a POW encampment scenario.

Right.

So you've basically been captured, and they place you in the camp, and your objective is to escape from the POW camp.

That's what you're told.

And all you know, you don't know anything except...

the experience that you're encountering right then, and you have a location as to your safe house, the place you're trying to get to.

So if you do get outside of the camp, you gotta get to there.

But what you don't know is all of these little communities that you're running through, all of those local Korean people are paid good money if they turn you in.

So if they see someone from the camp,

I mean, they're literally, they do patrols to look for people trying to get out of the camp so that they can get rewarded.

Wow.