David Gant

And he's one of the few government, mostly when we think about government employees, we don't think real highly of them, but he was actually out there doing his, doing the job that we pay him to do.

Yeah, I was going to say there were some nasty – there was one really just nasty FBI agent on my case. And the other ones were just like – it's kind of like the guards. It's like the guards that are there that are just like – I'm sorry, COs. When you go to prison, some of them are just complete sadistic assholes. And the other ones are like, listen, man, this is just a job.

Yeah, I was going to say there were some nasty – there was one really just nasty FBI agent on my case. And the other ones were just like – it's kind of like the guards. It's like the guards that are there that are just like – I'm sorry, COs. When you go to prison, some of them are just complete sadistic assholes. And the other ones are like, listen, man, this is just a job.

Yeah, I was going to say there were some nasty – there was one really just nasty FBI agent on my case. And the other ones were just like – it's kind of like the guards. It's like the guards that are there that are just like – I'm sorry, COs. When you go to prison, some of them are just complete sadistic assholes. And the other ones are like, listen, man, this is just a job.

Like I just want to come punch the clock, sit down, please don't bother me. You know, let me get out. Let me do my thing. Let me go home. Like those are the guards that are great. Even if you're enforcing the rules, I don't mind that you enforce the rules, but you don't have to be a dick about it. Um, so yeah, I had some of the secret service agents and FBI agents that were totally cool.

Like I just want to come punch the clock, sit down, please don't bother me. You know, let me get out. Let me do my thing. Let me go home. Like those are the guards that are great. Even if you're enforcing the rules, I don't mind that you enforce the rules, but you don't have to be a dick about it. Um, so yeah, I had some of the secret service agents and FBI agents that were totally cool.

Like I just want to come punch the clock, sit down, please don't bother me. You know, let me get out. Let me do my thing. Let me go home. Like those are the guards that are great. Even if you're enforcing the rules, I don't mind that you enforce the rules, but you don't have to be a dick about it. Um, so yeah, I had some of the secret service agents and FBI agents that were totally cool.

I was totally cool with them. And then there was this one that was just a complete jerk.

I was totally cool with them. And then there was this one that was just a complete jerk.

I was totally cool with them. And then there was this one that was just a complete jerk.

It seems like there's always one, you know?

It seems like there's always one, you know?

It seems like there's always one, you know?

Yeah. Yeah. It's, it's always, yeah. That's the one that makes them all look bad. Yeah. Um, Well, OK, so and now and so why are you why are you in Tampa?

Yeah. Yeah. It's, it's always, yeah. That's the one that makes them all look bad. Yeah. Um, Well, OK, so and now and so why are you why are you in Tampa?

Yeah. Yeah. It's, it's always, yeah. That's the one that makes them all look bad. Yeah. Um, Well, OK, so and now and so why are you why are you in Tampa?

I came down. There's a charity here in Tampa. It's called Forgotten Angels, and they help young people who have timed out on the the adoption program. And they've gone through their whole life bouncing from house to house. A lot of them, you know, and when they turn 18, the adoption houses, I'm not sure what the correct term is, they don't have anything to do with them.

I came down. There's a charity here in Tampa. It's called Forgotten Angels, and they help young people who have timed out on the the adoption program. And they've gone through their whole life bouncing from house to house. A lot of them, you know, and when they turn 18, the adoption houses, I'm not sure what the correct term is, they don't have anything to do with them.

I came down. There's a charity here in Tampa. It's called Forgotten Angels, and they help young people who have timed out on the the adoption program. And they've gone through their whole life bouncing from house to house. A lot of them, you know, and when they turn 18, the adoption houses, I'm not sure what the correct term is, they don't have anything to do with them.

So a lot of them end up out on the street. Right. A lot of them turn to drugs or crime or whatever. And this organization works with them, helps them, helps them get their GEDs, get some education, get a driver's license, job skills, and they help them get back on their feet. And when I heard about it, I'm like, that's something I can get behind.