Travis Pastrana

heard stories about Vietnam and my dad's dad was in the Navy and my dad's dad's dad was in the Navy.

I didn't know my great grandfather.

I was alive when he was alive, but I don't remember him.

Um, and my dad's relationship with his father was very split and he, uh, departed out of our life, not from a death perspective, but just being involved in our life.

And I was about 11 and

like a legacy of military service that I know almost nothing about.

And even to this day, he doesn't he doesn't talk about it much.

And it's he's still I don't want to put words in his mouth, but I think it's safe to say still has times where he struggles with that.

So it's the same.

It's exactly the same thing.

It's one of the most common things I've heard from people who served in that generation.

It's hopefully, hopefully we'll sit down one day and have some, some talk.

So what I do is I'll have him come in and we do like Friday episodes and I just, that's so good.

Because then it's for, it's, yeah, it makes sense.

And in that setting, you should, you should just for that.

It's an emerging market.

It's, you would actually do fantastically well at it and it would instantaneously probably top the charts, but you're an over-performer and I appreciate that.

Thanks for having me on.

Oh, dude.

Yeah.