Old friends. Same small town. Two very different paths—Army for him, blue-collar grind for me. Somehow, we both ended up blessed with badass wives and families that ground us.
In this episode, we swap wild stories, talk about the questionable life choices that somehow worked out, and laugh our asses off about where we came from vs. where we are now.
Oh—and he casually drops that his family tree traces back to English royalty. I told him it ain’t a tree, it’s a wreath.
Real friendship. Real stories. And a damn good time reconnecting.
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’til next time Be Raw Nation – keep kickin' ass!
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