Ryan Zink

No, no.

If we were planning an insurrection, I would have brought a lot more that day than, you know, just my camera on.

Yeah, so he wasn't even actually in the best of good health at that time.

Like, there was a time like six years before that that I thought I was going to lose my dad.

Like, we were actually like planning funerals and kind of looking at stuff.

So, it was a hard time, but then, you know, God healed him in that December.

And, you know, we've been rocking and rolling ever since.

But, yeah.

You know, we were both, like, actively hurt.

Like, it would have been very hard-pressed for us to do an insurrection that day.

You know, my neck and shoulder injuries.

Like, my shoulder was, like, froze up here like this for, like, six months.

And, you know... Wow.

Like, I did physical therapy for, like, two years.

But, you know, it...

it just it's it's insane looking back because we thought that you know we were going to see history for the first time that you know the vote would get kicked back to the states and that you know the states will vote party line you know uh for what that that was what we thought was going to happen and it turned out to be completely different you know i

I remember getting in on January 5th, staying with some family and like the, I think it was like the upper Marlboro, Maryland area and making our way across, you know, is the first time in my mind that I can remember.

I think I went to DC once when I was younger, but this was very real.

It was very, you know, very like you would see in the movies.

Like there's, you know, steam pouring out of the sewers the second that we get off, you know, um,