Douglas Taurel

Yeah. Yeah. So at SquillowCreations.com. Okay. And so I wanted to give you that. Thanks for having me here, brother. Of course. What do you want to leave people with? I... Thank you for everyone's service. I think it's important that we keep these stories alive.

Yeah. Yeah. So at SquillowCreations.com. Okay. And so I wanted to give you that. Thanks for having me here, brother. Of course. What do you want to leave people with? I... Thank you for everyone's service. I think it's important that we keep these stories alive.

Yeah. Yeah. So at SquillowCreations.com. Okay. And so I wanted to give you that. Thanks for having me here, brother. Of course. What do you want to leave people with? I... Thank you for everyone's service. I think it's important that we keep these stories alive.

I think it's critical as a society that we remember those who are willing to raise their right hand to fight for us and not forget because, you know, as a nation, if we forget these stories, I think in a way, kind of like what I was talking about the towns, we start hollowing out ourselves as a nation. I agree. And I think it's important. And the Greeks knew that, you know, the Greeks used to,

I think it's critical as a society that we remember those who are willing to raise their right hand to fight for us and not forget because, you know, as a nation, if we forget these stories, I think in a way, kind of like what I was talking about the towns, we start hollowing out ourselves as a nation. I agree. And I think it's important. And the Greeks knew that, you know, the Greeks used to,

I think it's critical as a society that we remember those who are willing to raise their right hand to fight for us and not forget because, you know, as a nation, if we forget these stories, I think in a way, kind of like what I was talking about the towns, we start hollowing out ourselves as a nation. I agree. And I think it's important. And the Greeks knew that, you know, the Greeks used to,

the Greeks would they would have ceremonies the Cherokees knew that and so they kept the fist of the society and the fighters together and they were able to always be connected and they always understood each other and so when they had to do service or sacrifice they were willing to do it because they knew the people behind them were gonna knew their sacrifices and I think that's important so yeah I think that's what I would like to leave I'm just grateful to be here brother

the Greeks would they would have ceremonies the Cherokees knew that and so they kept the fist of the society and the fighters together and they were able to always be connected and they always understood each other and so when they had to do service or sacrifice they were willing to do it because they knew the people behind them were gonna knew their sacrifices and I think that's important so yeah I think that's what I would like to leave I'm just grateful to be here brother

the Greeks would they would have ceremonies the Cherokees knew that and so they kept the fist of the society and the fighters together and they were able to always be connected and they always understood each other and so when they had to do service or sacrifice they were willing to do it because they knew the people behind them were gonna knew their sacrifices and I think that's important so yeah I think that's what I would like to leave I'm just grateful to be here brother

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All right, man. Bye-bye.

All right, man. Bye-bye.

All right, man. Bye-bye.