Jocko Willink

And she said, I got done reading this script.

I wiped the tears from my eyes and I sent it to Chris and said, you better make this movie.

And then Chris said, he said, yeah, I read the script and I was like, okay, we're going to do this.

And then I wish it was as easy as I just said it because then, you know, the cool thing is Chris and I shook hands.

we're gonna do this."

And that handshake encompassed Origin, it encompassed Jocko Fuel, and it encompassed the movie.

And two guys, we shook hands, and that handshake

held the whole thing together.

Because, bro, you get into this Hollywood and lawyers and ownership, and it was crazy.

But that handshake and, you know, him being a good person and a man of his word and me being a man of my word.

And despite all the chaos we got through, and now Chris is like a part owner of Jocko Fuel, a part owner of Origin USA, and he plays Uncle Jake.

in the movie way of the warrior kid that is awesome man yeah that's a hell of a story yeah it's i can't wait for it to come out when does it come out sometime next year you know it's it's weird but the way they make movies um and the time it takes for them to then edit and assemble it and then the

The advertisement of it, the marketing of it takes months and months.

And so, you know, they want it to be released in a big season, you know, because they think it's going to be a big movie because it's... I've seen, like, I've seen it.

You know, not a fully edited version, but I've seen it.

And it's...

It's awesome.

It is awesome.

It'll make you laugh.

It'll make you cry.