Shawn Ryan

He remembers everything.

So what'd you have for dinner last night?

I'm like, no, I didn't mail the IRS form in.

So it's a system.

We'll get into all that stuff, but I am curious, what's your first memory?

Well, let me start you off with a introduction here.

Ron White, a two-time USA memory champion, a US Navy veteran, and one of the world's top memory experts.

And you will tell anybody who asks that you were not born with a gifted brain, but you've built one.

You joined the Navy Reserve after September 11 served as an IS-1 intelligence specialist and deployed to Kabul, Afghanistan in 2007.

You memorized the names, ranks, and order of death of every American service member killed in Afghanistan.

2,300 names, 7,000 words.

You corrected that earlier.

It was actually more than that.

And have been writing them from memory on a 52-foot wall across this country since 2012.

You've appeared on the History Channel, National Geographic, Fox's Superhuman, and Good Morning America.

And at every speaking event, you memorize 200 to 300 audience names before you walk on stage.

Ron White, welcome to the show, man.

Thank you.

And a couple of things to knock out here before we get going.

I have a Patreon account.