John Reeves
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1,814 appearances
4 recordings
1 series
first heard Dec 2023
last heard Feb 2025
John Reeves’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Because you can't kneel on their neck. I was like, oh my fucking God.
It was a great conversation.
Yeah, yeah. Well, I got to put it back in its box.
Yeah, Sheriff of Baghdad, SOB Tactical, either one will get you to me. You type in Sheriff of Baghdad and a ton of shit of me pops up.
Thank you very much, brother.
Oh, hey man. It's awesome to be here, man. I gotta say hi to my son. He's just so thrilled. He's 15 and he literally freaked out. He's like, oh my god, and all of his friends are gonna definitely be watching too. What's his name?
Carl with a K. And I met a Carl in the lobby, but it's a C. That's not a human, a non-human Carl.
Oh, OK. Yeah, no. Well, I know it might it seems strange, but it's like I mean, I'm a I'm a I'm a bigger guy. And I don't really can't afford custom anyway. And I hate, I'm claustrophobic and I hate them being in that kind of shit. And I've always dressed like shit. And I know, and then that whole thing kind of got away. of Huss, people assumed that there was a dress code issue there.
And I'm like, no, I wasn't behind that, behind that. But of course, everybody pointed at the dude that dresses like a slob. And then the whole nation just had like a meltdown, like, oh my God, the Senate's on fire because I dress like a slob. But my life is just much better in DC that unless that I'm going to be on the floor, that I'm not going to be, you're never going to see me in a suit.
And I think that's a more authentic kind of way that I live. And I don't judge anybody on how they dress or those things. I just dress this way. And there's also practical issues as well, too. Like I have I have chopstick legs and I have no ass and I can't keep pants on. And, and, and hoodies and hoodies. It's like, I don't have to iron that shit, you know? So it's just like easy. It's comfort.
And it's like, I just feel like that's, I mean, and if somebody judged me and people have said that, uh, but it's like, I'd rather have somebody know. And I, I promise you a lot of people and dudes, especially in Western Pennsylvania, love to wear suits all year. I mean, uh, excuse me, shorts all year, uh, and dress like that. But to me, it's about comfort and practicality.
Well, no, I can hear just perfectly right now. And but there's just the one kind of a lingering issue. There's a lingering issue. And sometimes I lose just a couple of steps on time. And then now after that, that's the only thing. And thankfully, the stroke never touched my intellect. Thanks. But the stroke nearly killed me. And again, I don't.
But I use captioning in situations just like this, in interviews. So that's why I can really make sure exactly what's being said. And then I can just participate. If somebody wears the glasses, it doesn't mean that they're illiterate. It just means that's a tool that allows them to participate or drive or those things. And it's that same thing.
And a lot of people across America use captioning to watch movies and TV. And that's really no different than that. Yeah. So it doesn't affect your intellect, but it does affect your hearing? Is that what's going on? No. I can hear and I can listen to music. The difference with music, for example, is that as long as there's muscle memory, I can remember all those kinds of music things.
But it seems unlikely at this point that there are not going to be any kind of new favorites emerging like that. So you essentially only can listen to the same old music forever? Yeah. Yeah, no, it's, yeah, it's, yeah, I mean, all of the classics, like, you know, Metallica, Motorhead, The Cult, all those kinds of things. Like, I haven't lost any of, you know, Def Lepp and those things.
Well, and I saw the record of Whitesnake, but all those things. Yeah, no, I mean, I think we're both in the 50s, right? And, you know, we grew up with the crew. Yeah. And all those kinds of things. So some people might judge me based on my taste on music. But, I mean, that's kind of where it's at.
Yeah, I wouldn't say it's necessarily disconnect. It's just about being precise on that just to make sure that. So, you know, like for an interview, just to make sure of those things. So it's really just about captioning. Really, it's just a tool, no difference. I mean, this is like my eyes in the sense for glasses. Right, I understand.
Yeah, I don't recommend that. I don't recommend that. Because you seem to have recovered quite a bit since then. Oh, yeah. No. But during that time, you were really struggling. Oh, sure. Absolutely. It was a rough conversation after that. They brought me into the hospital, and then I went under, and then I woke up. uh, and they said, they, uh, they said, Hey, we got it. We got it.
We got the clot, the clot that, that essentially just, but killed me. And I'm like, Oh, that's good. Uh, and then just kind of went back under. And, uh, at that point I had no idea where we were at on those things. Uh, and then I had, um, the next morning I woke up and then they, uh, a doctor came on and he had kind of a, a grim kind of a look on his face and things.
And my dad was there sitting next to me at the bed. And I was like, well, Hey doc, I mean, what's, uh, what things, what do you think? What do you like? Uh, and he's like, well, um, you know, you're, Your heart is functioning at an incredibly low kinds of percentage. And I'm like, well, what do you think? And he was like, well, you know, I mean, there's some issues.
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