What's going on listeners?
This is Herc, your boy.
We are here on our first episode of Come On Man podcast.
We got our special guest, Bruce Bick.
That's how you said it.
Bruce Beck.
Beck.
See, I'm jacking on this.
That's what I was trying to get to, information.
Yeah, I don't like my last name.
I just say Bruce.
Okay, so we're just going to say Bruce to save that, save his last name.
Yeah, we're just, just, just, podcast is just something for men to have like a little
safe space to get stuff off their chest.
You know, we can talk about sports, sports, marriage, daily live things that we deal with
as men and just kind of just, just in general, just getting a lot of stuff off our chest
because they wouldn't us men, we don't have a lot of things or a lot of spaces to, to
basically get stuff off our chest because if we say something the wrong way, then people
think we've been too soft for two week or they look at us crazy like, oh, you trying
to give up or what?
Yeah, for sure.
But I don't love it.
Yeah, but more likely here is I guess, Bruce, you want to introduce yourself and everything?
Yeah.
Thanks for, you know, having me on as the first guest for this podcast.
That's awesome.
And I'm Bruce, I live in Houston for a little over a year.
I just moved down from Colorado.
I was there for a couple years.
I was in the military for a little over seven years.
And before that, I was in Miami the whole time, just going to school and working.
Before joining.
So I mean, that's pretty much like the big core stuff that's happened in my life.
Okay, okay.
And you used that, you've been in the Air Force and stuff?
Yeah, I was in the Air Force for, most of my time was in Montana.
I did like six years.
And then I went overseas for a year in Turkey.
Okay.
Yeah.
It was awesome, my time there in Turkey.
My Turkish brothers there.
I miss you guys.
Shout out to the Turkish brothers.
It was good.
Hope you're listening to the podcast.
Is that where you met your wife?
No, I met her in Miami before I went into the Air Force.
It was actually her idea because she wanted to go into the Air Force.
Really?
But I ended up going into the Air Force.
And she's always been a little jealous since I did what she wanted to do.
It was like her whole dream that she wanted to go.
Okay.
So she jealous because she didn't get a chance to go to the Air Force or what?
Yeah, she was going to school for like aeronautical engineering, like stuff to do with planes
and stuff.
That's how I ended up going to the Air Force.
She was happy at least to be part of it.
That's a spouse.
And my father, he was also in the Air Force.
So that was another factor in me going.
So you just kind of following your family's footsteps?
Yeah.
Okay.
Yeah.
After school, I didn't really know what I wanted to do.
I went and finished my associates, but I was just working just like a normal job and
I didn't have anything to really do with my degree.
And then I ended up just looking into it.
Okay.
And she chose the path like just being a teacher just for a backup or...
Yeah.
Well, she had all kinds of jobs because it's kind of hard for spouses because we're always
moving and not knowing the situations of school and stuff.
So that's like a huge sacrifice for sure that they have to go through.
But hopefully Houston is somewhere we settle for a long time.
So we can plant our roots and chicken, it'll be more stable.
Yeah, sir.
Yeah.
So what made you...
Houston out of all places, you could have lived anywhere else but Houston, Texas.
Yeah.
What made you...
The biggest factor was finding somewhere warmer for sure.
You're not a cop.
We were in Montana for six years.
So I'm really used to the cold.
So Colorado is a little warmer than Montana, so it wasn't that bad.
But I still wanted to go somewhere that wasn't snowing like half the year.
So I thought you was a snow person, like a cold person.
Well, I'm used to the snow.
It'll get into the 50s and 60s.
Oh, damn.
But I'm still wearing flip-flops and shorts.
I see outside people wearing Uggs and stuff.
Oh, damn.
You the one with the shorts and the white beaters and slides.
Yeah, that's all I wear.
I ain't cold.
That's the Miami outfit.
It's like, shorts, socks and the flip-flops.
Yeah, okay.
Yeah, like it's summer pretty much all year round.
Shit, man.
Shit.
Okay, okay.
No, but yeah, we were supposed to do that conversation starter, but we already started
the conversation.
It's getting pretty good.
Yeah, we could just talk about anything, really.
Yeah, let's go ahead and hit that question.
So what is one thing you would change as a man in our society?
And now this is specifically only for men or is it just for society in general?
It's just how, the way you mix it up, it can be man, it can be in general, it can just
be anything.
What would you change personally in society just in general?
Just doing like that?
If you had the time.
I mean, there's so many things.
A pick one.
I feel like I would say education would probably be one of the main things.
Just being able to have more access for everybody to have education.
It's like, I don't really see any cons to people being able to learn just having a smarter
society in general.
Instead of people not being able to study what they want to study because of mostly,
of course, finances in this country.
It's really expensive for going to universities and creating that.
People just don't have that, those resources to do that.
Yeah, sounds like kind of scoop the mic in a little bit.
It kind of faded in and out.
It's all good.
I'm not bad.
Go ahead.
But yeah, I would say.
Yeah, that would probably be one of the big things.
I'm not even just saying free education, but just something that's reasonably available
for people to go.
You know, everybody can't go to the obviously most prestigious universities for free.
Of course, but just having.
I think that would be good for overall society.
OK, so education is more like a more for it type of thing for you.
This is basically your main priority is education.
Yeah.
And that's just just in general from like from young kids all the way to like adults.
Oh, yeah, for sure.
OK.
So I would say because one of the main factors for me joining the military was to get free
education.
Hmm.
So I was able to get school while I was in.
But obviously, you know, that takes years of a commitment just to be able to go to school.
Right.
And, you know, everybody can't join the military.
It feels like you have to make such a big commitment, you know, moving around with your
family stuff just to be able to have free education.
Yeah.
You know, just being available for everybody to have access to it.
Yeah.
And I kind of agree with you on that.
It's just kind of it's kind of harder for people to what is limited for people like
who have like harsh backgrounds and stuff.
Oh, yeah.
Criminal criminal criminal criminal criminal criminal criminal backgrounds and stuff.
I just done something later years and it kind of hurts them now as an adult or whatever.
And, you know, whatever they try to do, like go to the military or have like a big hobby
or career.
And you know how the industry is.
They look at your resume and look if you got a degree.
If you have some type of knowledge or whatever.
And they just like now you're not qualified because you don't have these credentials we're
looking for because you you stole when you was like 10 or whatever.
Or you did this.
If you was hanging out with the wrong crowd or your name is different, like the quiche
or something like that.
Yeah.
Or still typing.
Or, you know, stereotyping.
So it's kind of hard, not just not not just for a particular particular race.
It just for people in general.
It's hard because I know everybody, you know, have the opportunity to do better.
But it just in a circumstances, you know, is really, really difficult for them to do
that.
Yeah.
It's interesting.
You mentioned the, you know, the prison aspect.
That's another huge, you know, thing I see in this country that's vastly different than
you know, some of the other European countries in terms of getting people back into society.
I feel like while people are in prison in other, I'll just say like Sweden, Switzerland, they
have like TVs and books and they, you know, they encourage people to learn.
Okay.
And I think when they get out, it's not, you know, as harsh as not being able to find a
job compared to being here where it just seems like it's a jungle in prison here.
And then when you get out, people, you know, still judge you don't want to hire you because
of, you know, whatever you're supposed to do, even though it's supposed to be like,
oh, you've done your time.
So it should be cleared, but that's not really how it is.
No.
I'll say get out.
So yeah, I think that's another big thing I would change.
Um, yeah, this country specifically, but I got you.
Yeah.
This country is pretty, pretty different because like you said, you know, bouncing off
what you said is, yeah, it's kind of hard for anybody who gets out and gets out of the
jail system and comes out and back into society and trying to basically, they basically started
over and, you know, they think they can go get any type of job, but now they got that
background.
And then it's like, oh, you can't work here because you got this.
It was like, oh, I'm trying to change.
If you give me an opportunity to change, yeah, or give me that second chance, I could show
you like, Hey, I'm that I'm, I'm changed and I can do whatever I can start and, you know,
start at the bottom and work, start, start at the bottom and work my way up.
But a lot of people are picky because they have that sense of power like, oh, you know,
we don't want you, we don't want you to, you know, we don't want your type of people, you
know, your type to work in our company because what happened, you know, in the past or whatever.
You know, it is pretty difficult to see how things are just, I mean, it all circles back
to, I guess, just like that financial greed really, like everything, I feel like everything
that has some kind of problems, you can always circle it back to just finances or people
needing to milk it out of college.
It's so expensive.
You know, they have a certain amount of sales they need to fill up.
So I feel like I really agree.
I think you could just seize the core of everything that can be fixed.
Yeah.
What's interesting, what things are we changing in society?
I think one thing got to change in society would be one thing.
If I was to change something in society, I just think the, not their environment, but
the people culture, you know, the culture of the people, how we treat each other.
Because you know how it is today with the social media and stuff.
It's kind of hard to have like an interaction, like how we are having like person to person.
Because you know how that was back in today.
You have to go to the girl, talk to her.
She had to see you.
You have to put your one liner in there, but make sure it's good.
Yeah.
And everything.
Or the same thing with the God friends, you know, you got to look at each other from a
distance.
You got to put your head, go to class and then, you know, slowly y'all get closer and
then somehow, someway y'all communicate and become friends.
But we don't have that.
Yeah, we don't have that anymore.
It's just kind of like a social media base.
It's like, oh, what's up, Bruce?
Hey, can I, let's go hang out.
Nah, man, hit me on my Facebook.
Yeah.
We talk from there.
You got to get to know my online persona first.
Yeah.
Hit my IG.
Yeah, hit my IG before I talk to you in person.
Yeah, people, they don't give their numbers out.
They give their, well, their Snapchat and Instagrams out.
Yeah.
And they tenders and tenders and all that.
Yeah, I'm too old for all that.
Yeah, man.
I don't even have a Snapchat and Instagram.
I think it was complete automatically for me because I had a Facebook.
Yeah.
I just give you one.
No, yeah, man.
So it just that, I think that would be one thing out of a chain to society is just the
people, the culture of the people, man, because I think we need that back.
Yeah.
Just in general, just to have that human interaction because it's kind of hard to do that because
you can't put two people who's really hardcore in the social media aspect and then take their
phones away and put them in two chairs facing each other and like, all right, all y'all
got to do is have a conversation.
Yeah.
And then the closest thing to that in the future, it'll be like virtual.
Well, you can have like virtually your face, you know, make it seem like you're in the
same room, but you're still actually virtual.
Oh, you're not in the actual same room.
Yeah, I saw it was.
I don't think it was Microsoft.
It came out with some technology.
Okay.
It's supposed to be for to be used for like work.
So you put everybody's face or body in like a conference room.
It'll look like everybody's there, but everybody's still home.
Right.
And that'll be like the closest thing to interaction in the future, I think, or a constant interaction.
Gotcha.
Okay.
Yeah.
It just, yeah, that'll just be something that that'll be like a really big change.
And we still have it.
You rarely see it.
And when you go out in public or whatever, you rarely see having that interaction people.
But it'd be mostly like the older, the older generation that like kind of like our generation,
because they still have like a decent conversation.
Yeah.
Before you get the boomers.
Yeah.
Before you get to the gen X and Z, Y and all that other crap.
Yeah.
My mom, my mom doesn't use the internet at all.
Like she works on a computer all day.
But when she gets home, she out like, she don't know how to use the internet.
She don't know how to, she don't have an email, nothing.
Oh, damn.
You're like a CIA agent or something.
That's what's up.
My mom, she, she, she does with it.
She, she does with the social media, but she's going straight to YouTube to watch like videos.
Yeah, that's pretty much.
That's what she uses YouTube.
She'll work.
She'll watch like a workout video.
Yeah.
From the nineties.
Yeah.
Mine.
She, she watching like news, news article videos from Honduras.
Because she, she, that's where that's where my family is from.
Oh, okay.
From Honduras.
And she watches like all the news was going on out there.
Yeah.
And she, she tells me and she was like, Oh, the Honduras got a lot of corruption.
You watch out before you go out there.
But that's, you know, just kind of her thing and stuff.
So she, she's like in the know.
Yeah.
Before she heads out there and to check on her, on our people and stuff.
So yeah, my mom, she's not going to learn anything unless somebody tells her like my
little brothers, they'll clue her in on current stuff that's going on.
Because besides that, she, everything is word of mouth for her.
It's word of mouth.
Yeah.
She don't research nothing, look up nothing.
Oh, wow.
Yeah.
She's super old school.
Yeah.
No, no, no.
What's called it?
So man, like, like what's what was, so what about the, what about the marriage life?
How's marriage?
How's the marriage life?
It's going good.
Okay.
So we have the typical issues, indication and anger and you know, just normal life.
I guess that's normal marriage.
No, it is normal marriage, man.
I feel like everybody goes to the same things.
It's just people handle stuff differently.
Yeah.
That's, I think that's the general thing is marriage is just a typical, just a, you
basically boyfriend and girlfriend just you just got the platinum version of it.
You know, you upgraded the subscription.
Yeah.
So you could definitely tell the difference.
Yeah.
For, for and after girlfriend and marriage.
Yeah.
Well, you do a fiance and, and, well, at the middle stage and then you get to marriage.
Yeah.
I was, I was kind of, yeah, the same thing here is the same typical.
So, you know, little arguments here or she gets on the nerves or I get on her nerves
or I just don't say nothing.
Like something, something a little stupid or whatever.
I leave this toilet seat up or whatever.
Yeah.
Just a little general things, but yeah.
House full of women.
So I understand that sentiment.
So yeah.
So you just kind of learn how to, you know, kind of you had to find different ways how
to handle, handle the handle the our spouses in a different way.
Instead of just going off and, you know, I'm like, you know, sideways and 21 Savage on
there.
Yeah.
But you don't want to do that.
So you have to find a way to like, okay, she tripping.
She tripping about something.
I'm going to go over here and you like, Hey, I'm going to give me a few minutes.
Let me go walk off and play the game or do something.
Yeah.
But they take that the wrong way because I don't know how, how women perceive things.
When we say things to them, they take it as disrespect.
Like we just go to your room and you know, stay to yourself.
Yeah.
They take that as, you know, the end of the world.
No.
And then the crazy thing is like we explained that to them.
You're like, Hey, I'm just going to go take a walk real quick because I'm kind of hot
right now and I don't want to go off on you.
Let me go do.
Oh no, no, we're going to talk about it right now.
And then we're like, No, we can't talk about it right now.
No, I'm ready for it right now.
And then like, All right, I'm gone.
They're timing.
Yeah.
But yeah, bad timing and they still try to push you, you know, your buttons and stuff
and then you go up to your room or you go, you go do something different.
So just to, just to calm yourself down before you have this serious conversation with her.
Yeah.
And then kind of go to your office and clear my mind.
Okay, what happened today?
Oh, I left the toilet seat up or I didn't wash no dishes.
I did something stupid.
I want to say something crazy.
And then you kind of play it back and you're like, Okay, I can say, Okay, I'm cool or calm
and collective.
I can say this to her.
Okay.
Hey, babe, we're going to talk at this time downstairs in the living room.
Just me and you before we put the kids up or whatever.
Yeah.
Or put the dogs off if you're an animal lover.
Yeah.
And my issue is I'm sarcastic and petty.
So you're petty.
Yeah.
With her for sure.
Like, I know I can simply, you know, just apologize, but sometimes in the moment, I just feel
like I have to make a point.
You be like, go, go do something.
I'll be okay.
I'm just gonna or yesterday I could say she was asking me to go get.
A towel or something.
Yeah.
And there some kind of argument.
And I was walking away.
She's like, we're in the middle of an argument.
I'm just simply going to go get a towel that you asked me to do five minutes ago.
Knowing that, you know, you shouldn't walk away in the middle of argument or discussion.
I should say it wasn't too much of an argument.
Right.
But you know, little things like that can explode until a moment just from being petty
and sarcastic and stuff like that.
You don't look like the petty.
You don't look like the petty type.
I can see you sarcastic.
I don't I've never seen you as the petty.
No, I can agree, man.
You know, she probably tell me do stuff.
And, you know, she probably tell me like the example.
She probably tell me her day.
We're like, Hey, babe, I did this and everything happened.
And man, I'm doing a lot and I need this and need that.
I need all this type of help.
And I think she's trying to ask me for help, but she's not like telling me like, Hey, I
need your help.
Yeah.
But she just like tell me a whole spill was going on in her day.
And then I'll be like, Oh, OK, that's a soap.
Yeah, that's a soap.
Well, I hope you get through it.
You know, I'm here to support you.
And that's crazy.
Yeah.
And she looks at me crazy.
Like, what the fuck?
I told you I need your help.
You didn't say you got to for me for her.
I let her know like, Hey, you got to specify whatever you need.
You know, if you need help to say, Hey, Bruce or Hey, Alan, I need I need help.
I need help with this.
I need help with the kids or I need help with the dishes.
I need help with you putting the seat down in the toilet or whatever.
I call that the mind reader syndrome.
Yeah, they think they're mine.
It's just I think we're like, I think we're like, not just our wives, but they are like
women in general.
And then we got these movie scripts.
Yeah.
And we got to read off these scripts still and so make it sound good.
Like, oh, this is what I want to hear in my mind.
But he's not telling me that he's just telling me whatever that's good.
That's it.
And it was like, yeah, that's that's how we are.
We ain't got no I tell us I'm not in no damn movie or I'm not in no script that you that
you have in your mind that I got to say these perfect things to make it sound good.
Like, oh, yeah, babe.
I'm gonna glide from the stairs and wash these dishes and take care of these kids and change
their diapers and clean the dogs butt and then vacuum at the same time.
And then jig for you in the middle of the living room.
No, I'm not doing all that.
I just I just came for work.
Whatever you need me to do.
I got it.
I take out the chance to get the kids and I just want to kick it.
I just want to chill.
Yeah, that's it.
Yeah.
My wife, she likes to.
She likes to make her presence known when she's doing stuff around the house.
Really?
Yeah, she'll she'll like banging the kitchen.
She'll like backing right near my door.
She'll she'll sigh very loud.
Yeah.
I'm hungry.
I don't know what to eat.
It's like, you know, you could just tell me you're hungry.
You want me to go get you something?
Right?
I guess if you want me to like warm you something up in the fridge or go something, just tell
me.
Yeah, you don't have to.
That's it.
Because I have to be like a whole journey.
No, I think as men, we're really simple.
We're really simple creatures.
So like we just want to go to work, provide, sleep, play our games and, you know, have sex
or whatever.
If that's your if that's your intentions.
But I think our list is really simple.
You look at their list is like a laundry list of things that have to do before they die.
It's like, no, like I'm not.
I'm not.
I don't think we're going to make this list before we, you know, and just like, no, man,
we're very simple creatures.
And I think us in general, we just make everything super difficult.
Yeah.
As human beings.
Yeah, they do do a lot.
I know I definitely can help out with the war on the house, you know, doing things daily,
like laundry and stuff like that.
Yeah.
But it's more in just just, you know, just tell me you need help.
Yeah.
Because when she does tell me, I feel like I'll just do it right away.
We'll do it together.
Okay.
Instead of just taking more, you know, you take trying to just give me hints.
Yeah.
I need to do it pretty much.
Just tell me I need to do it.
Yeah.
That's it.
Yeah.
I'm not a non-mind reader or, you know, I'm bad at hints too.
You know, my wife tell me to do something in a hint formation.
And I'm like, I don't know what you're doing.
She over there doing something where her hands doing the fucking Omaha, Omaha formation call.
I'm like, what are you doing?
And she's like, oh, I need help with this.
And I'm like, why you just didn't say that?
It's just, it's like, you out here screaming Omaha, like you paint man in the sun.
She's like, dude, come on.
Yeah.
Very simple man.
Yeah.
Need simple instruction.
Yeah, that's it.
That's it.
And I think, I think we try to specify that or to our, to our wives and stuff or just
the women in general.
And so I think for women, they just need to have a little bit more understanding and
more, more, you know, not leeway, but more, I don't know what's that word.
I think, I think it's more understanding in that general aspect is just kind of whatever
we got going on in our situation that we just need them to understand like, hey, I'm having
a bad day today, but I'm figuring it out.
Just give me some time and then once I'm ready to talk to you about it, I'll talk to you
or whatever.
But at most times it's hard, it's hard to sending to them because when you say something like,
hey, I'm having a bad day.
They want to jump on the jump and be Mr. Super Detective mode and like, oh, what I need to
do, what happened?
What time of day will you use that when you start feeling sad and all that other crap?
I'm like, I don't need you to do that.
I just need you to just let me give me some time.
Let me go upstairs, play some FIFA on the play PS4, PS5, play some Call of Duty real
quick, refresh my mind or let me go to the gym.
And then I've once I cool off and figure out what I got to do.
And if I'm ready to talk to you, then I'll let you know and I'll talk to you.
Yeah.
Yeah, I would say, you know, they're very nurturing and I feel like they want to solve
things right away through, it could be through communication and talking.
But you know, sometimes as man, we're not built like that to where we want to, you know,
discuss everything and talk about our emotions and feelings.
Sometimes we just need some time to ourselves.
Yeah.
So I think sometimes we don't maybe even want to talk about it.
Maybe we just want to mention it and bring it up.
But maybe there's just there's not an actual problem that, you know, you need to solve
or anything.
Right.
Something, you know, that'll blow over everything.
I feel like doesn't have a huge discussion about in our lives, you know, right?
But if we do, you know, want to eventually talk about it, then I think it's a good outlet
for them.
So we got you.
Yeah, man.
So it'll look like in close to time or would not.
We don't know.
But overall, this is a good conversation.
Oh, yeah.
I'm glad you opened up.
You know, this I'm surprised, you know, opened up fully to me and you know, hey, man, this
is what I'm going through.
I was like, oh, shit.
Yeah, I mean, that's no, but this is people.
That's all they need.
You know, it's another guy just to talk about stuff.
Oh, yeah.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
That's that's that's that's I think, you know, hopefully this podcast gets bigger.
And we're going to share it to other other guys who need to talk and get shit off their
chest.
That's all we need to do is us men is just get a lot of shit off our chest.
Yeah, but we don't have we don't have a how she how she said a safe haven or a safe place.
Yeah, same place.
The same place to release all that because we would say it to the wrong person and they
over there talking about this and that.
He talked about he trying to give up as a man.
Oh, he he filled the shit and then they just go a whole and then now they got this conspiracy
theory about you.
You're like, oh, you you tired and you don't want to work no more and blah, blah, blah.
You didn't even say all that.
You just say, hey, man, I just need to take a little break.
Yeah, so.
But um, to call it, we have a little time.
Um, like, if you have any, if you if you had any advice for like other man who's looking
to the podcast, like to help him out, like what were they going through and it can be
just anything like just anything in general, like just daily lives as men, like what we
go through, like what you're struggling with today.
Like, um, like, what would you know if I'm the best example for giving out advice because
I've only been, you know, with my wife and so I don't have, you know, too many different
experiences to go off of, but I would say, um, communication, try not to shut off too
much.
I know we need our time, you know, but, um, it can't be, you know, every day where you
shut off because it is a marriage is you and your other person.
So if they want to help out, you know, just try to give them that leeway.
If they want to help out because at the end of the day, I don't think they're trying to
do anything, you know, maliciously or trying to hurt you.
So, um, for sure, communication, I would say it's the biggest thing.
Okay.
And not, not try to be sarcastic and petty like I do.
Well, you do communicate.
You know, try to be mature about it.
Okay.
You know, what about the in the men aspect of it?
Like, what do you, what if he, you was like giving advice to another man?
Not, not, not, not, not, not just like, just an in general life as a living, living a life
as a man, like, what would you give another man?
Um, I would say that you learned off your course of your past journeys and stuff.
I would say your mental health is a, it's a big thing.
Don't try to take on too much.
Don't try to take on too much that you feel, you know, it's overwhelming.
I know, you know, since getting out in the military, I've had a lot less stress because
I've always had, you know, expectations while you're in.
And that's why one of the main reasons I wanted to get out.
Um, and ever since then, I'm glad I made that choice of getting out because of the mental
health aspect.
And I feel like, um, it's, it's, it's okay to take breaks and feel weak, like you say,
if you're feeling down, just to take that time for yourself, don't let anybody feel
that you need to just man up and keep pushing through.
Yeah.
You know, if you're, uh, if you're mine, it's not right.
Right.
You always need to get your mind right to be able to, uh, you know, succeed and, you
know, get through life early.
Oh, I'll say take care of your mental health first.
Yeah.
Everything else will fall into place.
Okay.
That's what's up.
That's some deep stuff.
Appreciate that, Bruce.
Um, yeah, I, uh, yeah, um, as the, as the, you know, we had a good, good conversation
here with Bruce, our special guest on the first episode of the come on man podcast.
Um, and we just, you know, give him, you know, like I said before at the beginning, uh, we're
just here just to give, just give men, men safe space to beat themselves, get stuff off
their chest or whatever they go through in their daily lives.
And this is, this is what the podcast is for.
So if you have, you know, if any men listening and they want to join the podcast and get
some stuff off their chest, just hit me up on my Instagram or my, um, I don't think that's
the only thing I got is my Instagram or I'll give you my email address and we can like
set us up a schedule and we can just set that up and you can come on the podcast and speak
your mind and share your stories and stuff too.
So, um, other than that, man, I appreciate that Bruce man.
Appreciate for taking the time and sharing your stories and sharing your experiences
and stuff.
Um, I know this is, we're just kind of winging it right now trying to set up this whole podcast
thing, but I feel like it's going to be something big, you know, I feel like it was a good first
episode.
Yeah, it was a good first episode.
I feel good, this is kind of like a bit like a vint session for men.
Vint in a lot of stuff.
Um, but other than that, yeah, it didn't even take that long.
I was fine.
Yeah, we're just talking, but, um, other than that, yeah, so, yeah, if y'all just want to,
you know, all men, shout out to all men and shout out to all the people who's listening.
Um, where we're, you know, this is, yeah, this is just a big, you know, this is just
a, this is just the beginning of something great and where I just want to definitely
do like a tradition of giving, sending all positive vibes to her.
I'm talking to a Bruce man doing great things.
Have a lovely house.
You're doing a pretty lovely family.
You're doing great things that you're in your career.
Um, you know, and you're just doing just amazing things as a man.
And that, you know, I just want to let you know that, you know, I want you to hear that
in general.
So if you're not getting that, that's just letting you know that your work is being
noticed and appreciate it.
It's not going in vain.
So, um, and, uh, yeah, but, but all my listeners appreciate it.
This is the first episode that we're closing out.
And until then peace, love and positivity to you and your love, your family, your dog
and whoever you feel that you care about until then peace out.
Peace.
Good, bye.