Jocko Willink

She was born in 1999.

So she was 11.

Wow.

Yeah.

And my youngest doesn't even like, no, my son can remember.

Cause I would like, he, he was at, he was on training trips as a young kid.

That's like a little kid.

He was hucking grenades and shooting machine guns and paintballs and all that stuff.

Not really.

Yeah.

I always left my work at work.

You know, I always tell like police officers and military people, like take your uniform off when you go home, don't leave it on, take it off and put on a pair of, you know, for me, it's flip flop shirt, surf shorts and a t-shirt and be in that mode as opposed to keeping your uniform on.

So I felt like it was pretty, um, yeah.

And then another weird thing that always freaked out, like Leif and Seth, is I never swore in front of my family.

Yeah.

I would, and, you know, meanwhile in the teams, you know, every third word was an F-bomb and I'd come home and just never swear.

Because it was almost like I had a, you know, like a mental deviation when I went home and I was that guy.

And then at work, I was the team guy.

I didn't really have.

My plan was to surf, train jujitsu, and hang out with my wife and kids.