The Prepper Broadcasting Network - NPM 30: Dave Jones, HISTORY DRAW and the Grand FINALE!!!

Episode Date: October 1, 2026

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The grand finale is upon us, folks. Can you believe it? 30 days like that, like that. That's what happened this month. There was barely a time for me to be like, oh, this is a lot. And it was over. Prepperbroadcasting.com. I'm putting a link into the Instagram chat so you guys can go list to all the podcasts,

great podcasts. Relentless. Prepper Broadcasting Network. I don't know what to tell you. But we scheduled this show. We set this show up on purpose. I wanted to round out national preparedness month with the one and only Dave Jones, the NBC guy. How you doing, man?

Haircut looks great. You were ready. Well, thanks. I'm telling you, I hope that the show is worthy of this place of honor here. It already is. Wow. I don't know about that. Gosh, man, I was talking on the show the other day, and I said, I could do a whole show on Dave Jones adages.

And I think I need to do that. I think I need to do that. So we're wrapping this one up, Dave, and then we're going right into starting tomorrow. We're going into dirt cheap preps and free preps all the month of October. Uh-oh. We might have lost Dave, folks. But he'll be back. Don't you worry.

So this is the NBC guy's logo right here. This is his deal. And, you know, he's a guy I met years and years ago. When Prepper shows were happening a lot more often, and they were happening inside of, like, centers, you know what I mean? They were happening inside of, like, centers. And I met him there in, I think it was 2011 or something like, that. I think I had a son at the time. I'm pretty sure. And yeah, it was a, uh, oh,

is it me? I don't know. Oh, no, there you are. You're there. Okay. You went still again. I thought you were out again. No, you, you've phased out for me too. You were talking about how we met. Yeah, what's go? Oh, okay. I see the problem. There is a problem. My hard wire was not in all the way. We're not getting the maximum. Now we should be good. Sorry about that, folks. So, I mean, I'll tell you one of the big reasons I wanted you to come on, Dave Jones, because we've talked about every damn thing there is to talk about preparedness related this month. And one of the connections that we didn't make is the one that a lot of people don't make, which is the connection to history. Preparedness in history, man, right? I mean, we're all sort of living

Jordan called it the traditional lifestyle. I think that's the way to look at it. But we're all kind of harkening back to history, right? And a big part of being a prepper is looking at history and going, I think I see a pattern here. Mom, Donnie. Yeah. You know what I mean?

Yeah. You know, it wasn't me that said it, but someone famous said it. If you don't study history or learn from it, you tend to repeat it. So you spent several years teaching history. Yes. And have arrived at something new and exciting, right? Yeah, yeah. So when I first stepped into the role as history teacher,

I was concerned because I had heard that the year before, they went through three different history teachers, and then the principal ended up finishing out the year with American history and, you know, it seemed chaotic. As a matter of fact, after I had been there six weeks, one of the students said, hey, you should get an award because you've lasted longer than any other history teacher. Ten year, baby. Ten years.

Yeah. Weeks in. Well, I lasted three years, but I wanted to see early on because I didn't want to jump right into the book and into the lessons. I wanted to see how much they knew and what, you know, where they stood. And because for anybody out there that does homeschooling or anything like that, a becca is the history books that we used. And they were very difficult. I mean, lots of dates.

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Names and dates. Who did what win? That's it. It was, wow. I described it as unnecessarily difficult. That's a good way to put it. Yeah.

So I made up these three by five cards of what I thought was the 50 most important people, historical, places, historical, and things. And I made this game up to see where they. stood and we played this probably the whole first week of school and we divide the class up into halves and basically what you did was and and sometimes I'd pick two really good students in history to be the captain. Oh yeah. Yeah. And then they would have to pick their team and sometimes you'd have to pick someone that drew really well could draw a picture. Oh right because that's that's critical. in the game. Yeah. History draws what it's called because you either draw it or you act it out. And sometimes acting out a person can be easier than acting out a thing.

We could have done some acting out when we played the game at Preper Camp, I think, would have helped us. Some of those ones, right? Like, there are definitely, definitely were cards where, like, you should, you should act it out over draw it. Yeah, that was a good addition, man. That was good thinking. Well, and then you guys at Preper Camp were actually the first people outside of a classroom that had ever played this. So you were my actual. We were the guinea pigs.

Yeah, the very, because, you know, kids will do anything to get away from the textbook. Oh, for sure. Yeah, we'll play. Yeah. Our kids all have their favorite games that they play. Yeah. And if it's that or lessons, oh, I'll play the game. I'll play the game. That's it. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. They do a speed math thing in my kids class. And there's no way he'd ever do it with me, but he'll do it every day in math. It's to get out of school, you know. But yeah, that game was so good at Preper Camp that we wound up harvesting some people, right? We brought some people into the game who are watching from afar. And they were like, oh, what are you guys up to? Yeah, they helped. They were pretty good.

Yeah, they did. They got a couple answers right. If I remember, I got the whole video and everything on this, but they were there to get something to eat at the restaurant and they were just passing by. And there we had, you know, a picnic table of people and a dry race board. And they just stopped in to see what was going on. And they ended up joining in. Yeah. It was crazy, man.

Yeah, well, like I said, the game was enough and enough fun to captivate an audience of, I mean, what was our age range there? What were we about 15 to, I don't know, 65, something like that, right? You're 69, but you're the creator, so I don't know. I don't know if that counts. Yeah, in this, you have to have what we called a historian. So it's kind of like the game moderator. So the announcer, game show host, whatever you want to call it. We did have that edge because nobody would do that better than Dave Jones.

Seriously. Well, thanks. And they get to see all the clues and maybe even, you know, whisper more clues in the person's ear that aren't on the card. You get four clues on every card. Yeah. Do you have one? Yeah, I could put it in there. I don't know how to present, though.

Can you throw one in the private chat? Can we upload stuff in a private chat or no? I have tried to put stuff in there, and the only thing that goes in there is text. Oh, yeah, it doesn't. There's no link, you know, link a thing. Yeah. I could email it to you or I can.

Don't you have one? like in the house somewhere you could just put it up to the camera oh you know what i have it in the car i mean is that a pain or i can no it's not a pain if you can keep people busy for a little bit keep them all this stuff is rogan yeah i know that dang man that's a nice printer you got thank you awesome yeah i love the ron yeah this this is the bad guy That is the bad guy. Yeah, that's an awesome. I could tell villain right away.

Yeah. So let me see. Yeah, we'll chat it up while you're gone. Okay, I'll hurry. Don't worry about it. All right, folks, you're going to get a taste of history draw. You're going to get a chance to see it, see the cards. I don't know, you know, if not for history, we wouldn't prepare, right?

Why? Why? If not for the Weimar Republic, who would talk about the financial collapse, the potential of an economic collapse? If not for 2008, who would talk about, you know what I mean? If not for the hell, if not for Noah's Ark, if not for the great doomsday scenarios of ancient times, if not for the great catastrophes in the past, if not for the great wars and the warring nature of humanity that's been captured in history. then why would we prep? We'd just say, I don't know.

Things are looking okay. I think we'll be fine. Not only, I think, does your understanding of history help you better prepare, but, you know, it helps you understand also sort of severity of the situation that you're in, right? It was an understanding of, you know, things like the Spanish flu that helped us understand that COVID wasn't going to be the situation. Spanish flu, right? It wasn't going to kill everybody off on the planet. And history just plays that role in your prepping. It can make you sharper and, yeah,

way better. And so much of our history these days in the classroom are revisionist. Yeah, it's true. And I like to tell it like it was, you know, the good, the bad, and the ugly. So this is one of the cards. Let me see. Oh, your camera's trying to find you. That's nice. Yeah, Pocahontas.

We didn't get her. Yeah. So there you go. She's a three-pointer. She's a three-pointer. Yeah. You see you get four clues there at the bottom underneath the Pocahontas. Yeah, man.

You draw it out or you act it out in the other. Well, any team, any team can figure out. Oh, wow. Cool. Yeah, that's the back. Nice. that these these were printed off of my printer so the ones that are actually being produced are going to be better and the design I'm on my third iteration of design so that they're going to be

much much better when they come from the cool looking as is I think thank you thank you so let me pull a couple out of all this one here I got this one and I got a like a warning we can't We can't reproduce that. It goes against our guidelines. And I'm like, wait a minute. This is a history game. Can't reproduce what? Oh, you mean the card company that's pretty many cards?

No, it was, don't hold this against me. I'm using AI. Oh, they wouldn't generate the image for you because he had his arm up in the zigile. I guess. I mean, look, you bring up an interesting point, though. If there are third rails in history that are being imposed in AI, then, yeah, you better know your history because there will come a time when you won't be able to search up history. Are you really getting the real stuff? Are you getting some watered down?

The most recent example was the hijacked airplane that went from the Israeli thing. Yeah. And the Muslim co-pilot jumped out his seat with a knife and was slashing the pilot trying to crash the plane. So when it hit the news media. So unlike him. Well, here's what the, you know, it's a plain full of Jews. No, yeah, yeah. Going to, I think it was Jerusalem or Tel Aviv.

Yeah. And we don't know what the motive was. Yeah, that's what happens. You become a journalist like that when you don't know your history. Yeah. Yeah, you go, I don't know. I guess he was having a bad day. Yeah.

Is this having a bad day? I don't know anything about Muslim-Jewish relations, so I'll just say we didn't know the motive. Yeah, that's great. That's phenomenal. But yeah, to your point, we see those things coming. You know, we see those things coming a mile away. People sometimes, you know, pat us on the back for that stuff for our foresight.

But a lot of it comes from history, understanding history, understanding how this group of people gets along with that group of people or don't get along, you know. I've been showing you people. So I want to show you places and things. Yeah, let's see some places. I don't know that we did have a thing. Yeah, we had some things in the game. Oh, yeah.

Now, you could play this game two different ways. You can actually put people, places, and things and give them a choice, which do you want to try for? Or you can put the cards all together. and randomly whatever comes up, that's what you get. So this is one sewing machine. Oh, cool. That's cool. Yeah, that's a great one.

God. So I guess you got like printing press in there and that kind of stuff. Yeah, I got the Gutenberg, the Gutenberg printing press. Wow. And sometimes what I'll do, there's mechanical clock. this changed everything for navigation because that's why we have you know longitude and latitude in minutes and all that kind of stuff that is crazy right yeah just the sheer i guess the things pile would really help you appreciate the the level of innovation that has occurred in the last

500 years right it's been so crazy oh my there's another monster right yeah yeah the cotton chin that's crazy. So all of these, so there's 50 people, 50 places and 50 things. And this is the original kit or original game. And then we're going to have expansion packs. Yeah, that's great. Once you play the game about four times, five times, it depends. You might get through all of these.

So, oh my gosh, I didn't tell you the biggest part of this. What? Well, there's a QR code. Oh, yeah. Yeah, I forgot that part. It's huge. It's huge. There's a QR code that you'll be able to scan.

I don't have an example of it. But you could show us on the card where it'll be, right? Yeah. Now this is this is a scorecard. You're going to get score cards with your, you know, there's 10 rounds of play. Okay, each team, any, either team can guess. You have to raise your hand and be called on by the historian. And if you don't, you don't get the points, right? Or the other team gets the points. Exactly. There's a blurt out rule that if you blurt out the answer and it's the. right answer, the other team automatically gets the point, which we had that happen. You could lose the game on that, folks. Trust me. Yeah. And then let me do some places here. Oh, getting back to the, why there's a QR code. There's a QR code to download more

scorecards. And the scorecards that you download are going to be really nice and, you know, like parchment looking and all that kind of stuff. And then there's going to be a two-minute video, around two to three-minute video on each one of the people, places, and things. Further learning, basically, right? Yeah. It's a, let's say you're in a classroom. You want to play the game.

Get away from the book for a little bit. The teacher can scan the Q-1. code and get a two minute thing, a two minute video by me on this place. The Grand Canyon. Here, here's another place. Where is it? Of course. Mount Edward.

Yeah. That's a nice one. Yep. And each one of these has their own numbers. Tough one to draw out, though, right? That might be one of those ones you want to really act out. Oh, very cool. Yeah.

Yeah, I'm drawing three boats. Hopefully that gets it done. And some of the places like the Great Pyramid, I tell them I was there. And then I show a picture me on the pyramid. I got yelled at for that, by the way. I remember you telling me that story. I did not know. Oh, I like the story about you telling your kids you were at the pyramid and they were like, yeah, okay.

Yeah. Come on, dad. Don't dad up the pyramids. They're cool. I'm trying to find. We had a blast with this game. We played with the Hathaway. Oh, yeah.

We played with Keith, the common sense practical prepper. And there you go. And, you know, I guess it felt like we were playing for a little while, but it didn't feel like we went through a bunch of cards. It felt like we didn't do that many cards. But we did, I guess, huh? Well, if we were having a ball. 10 rounds, okay.

So that's. And then we played twice, right? Yeah. And that's 10 cards. So if you play twice. twice that's that's only 20 cards out of 150 yeah that's true so even if you played a card and then you put that aside so you don't play it again yeah you have a good long time on these and let's see dead sea i was there too oh that's sweet yeah and that thing up on the right guys

there's a number up on the right of the card. I don't think we mentioned that. But if you guess it correctly, that's the number of points that card is worth. They can be worth one through three points. Yeah. And then you tally them up at the end of your 10 rounds and who's ever on top.

You can go into sudden death. It's really a lot of fun. And I didn't realize it. It was just something I made up on the three by five cards. and then one of the students said, hey, Mr. Jones, can we play that game we used to play? And I'm like, you really want to play it? So I thought, wow, you know, maybe I could.

Uh-oh. I guess it's time for radio checking, huh? Hey, shortly. Is this PNRNVA? Yeah. Are you on that one? Yeah. Absolutely.

What is 10 a.m. Sound pretty good. Let me grab that beautiful. You go ahead from SkycomPTT.com. Go ahead. Do you guys have, do you? Nice. I'll try to get there.

Like, you know, 9.30-ish. I don't know if I'm making it. These radio hugs, they never get off. Tell Ben, it ain't. Hey, Ben, the breaker of banksters. Ben, the breaker of banksters. This is the NBC guy. we are on the air.

Oops, that shut them up. I'm pretty clear there. You can trail off at the very last second. But yeah, I guess this is our informal, formal, early. Well, you're being broadcast on PBN right now. That's Larry. No, that's D-Tom. Yeah.

Hey, so, I told Chin, I would put a plug-in for this. everybody got to get their GMRS license. Yeah. Yeah, you told me too. 35 bucks. It covers the whole family. And if you don't get the license,

you can't transmit on the repeater frequencies. You're not allowed to. Yeah. And the repeater frequencies gives you a lot more range and 50 watts and, you know, get you to be able to get out there. If not, you got like a family band. So NBC got you're live on air right now?

No, we are live on the air right now. Everybody's listening to you guys because they've got the microphone next to the radio. Everything coming through on yours, Dave. I'm getting everybody here on this. And just so everybody can quantify it, we... I don't have a spot. Dead jokes. What do you got for the people?

No dead jokes on Wednesday night. that's a Sunday night special that's a Sunday night thing that's funny so is that what you wanted to talk about this right here yeah I did D-Tom just asked you something though over the radio band okay I just turned mine off

but I'll tell you what I'll tell you what though so everybody gets a feel for these radios I'm about a two-hour ride from Dave Jones D. Tom's about a, well, really close. And the breaker of Banksers, how far away is he from you? Oh, he's the little ways away.

So. But on Sunday night, we got him checking in from South Carolina, Tennessee, everywhere, yeah. Texas. But when you hear the clarity of these calls, just to understand that's, I'm getting these messages from all the way. Oh, here comes on. So this guy is doing radio-free Blue Ridge tonight? So this is what the Skycom does.

Oh, what I wanted to ask you is, I wanted to ask you, do you have a code? Do you have an affiliate code with Skycom? Yes. DLJ. Okay, there you go. Yeah, my initials, DLJ. You wouldn't have you got to use NBC?

Yeah, but. But they didn't ask me. They just threw it up. Okay. Maybe they can change it for you. Yes, they are GM. They are GMRMS radios two. That's what the other antennas for.

So this is the PTT, the, the, what they used to call Nextel. Yep. And then this is the GMRS. And if you look at the screen, you can transmit on either one, because, you have two push to talk buttons. Yeah, there you go. One up top and one below. Oh, my mind died.

One up top and one below here. Yep. And if you push the bottom button, you're transmitting the radio. If you push the top button, you're doing the PTT. Yeah. So, you know, if you can hit those repeaters

and make that GMRS work for you, then what you have is an alternate and a contingency in one radio. That's what we're going to try to work here in Richmond. Master knowledge from the Bankster Breaker outside of the Patriot Power. He's been fired up. He has been chin-light. Oh, oh, comms-wise. Yeah, yeah.

Well, this is my whole thing with these radios, man, is, And this is no lie. Like, I've had this radio for since prep. So for a month. No, a little over a month. Yeah. And I've used this radio at least as much, if not more, probably not more than my GMRS Bay Station. But I'm getting close.

And I've had that GMRS Bay Station for probably five years. Yeah. And that was the whole motivation with these things, was let's get a radio into the PBN family's hands that they're going to use at least once a week on our Sunday night check-ins. And then from there, I think people, you know, just having the unit in their hand, I think people are going to start to use them more and then expand what they do with them. You know, if they wind up with something that has like a GMRS on it. I know one of our listeners just got the G9, which has Wi-Fi too.

So that's pretty cool. You know what I mean? You got all kinds of options there. You've got Starlink communication options. You've got a lot of cool stuff. It seems to be getting easier. I don't know if you feel that way or if maybe I was ignorant to a lot of the tech. But it just feels like emergency comms is getting there.

Yeah, I think what they're doing is they're figuring out, hey, to put this in more people's hands, we have to make it like this. You know, we have to unmistify it. and make it, you turn it on and push the button. Well, I mean, that's kind of the, that was when we first started talking to Pock Link, that was what was so exciting about those guys to me. I was like, wow, this is a thing that we'll actually use. Yep. Let me shut this off.

I got to send a message to our buddy text dad because he's asking about the radios. Well, sure. And the game is about ready to go live. It's going to be live for the Christmas season. Oh, yeah, we're getting one. If anybody wants one out there and they want a deal, okay, you got to email me because I don't know how the coupons work yet. I have a company called GameCrafter that's going to print them as we need them. and so it's print on demand and I think I can get you a coupon code to order it and that way I don't have to have a thousand games back here and start shipping them out.

The kickoff is going to be my school is going to sell these as a fundraiser for the Christian school I taught at. So it's kind of like payback. I love that, man. It's a great idea. Yeah. If they sell, if they sell, well, they get $15 every game they sell. And my goal is for them to sell 100 games. That's $1,500.

And they can use that money for the sports program for whatever they want to use it for. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, that's huge. Yeah. I think so. And maybe that's going to be the model for the game from here on out. I don't know because there's plenty of schools here, private schools and Christian schools.

Don't discount them homeschoolers, man. I think you've got something for the homeschooling crew. Absolutely. Because I could see that working. Yeah. And the community, you know, the ones they get together and teach, what are they called? But it's kind of like a homeschooling for different homes. They go to different homes.

Oh, yeah, yeah. Yeah. Yeah, for them. This right here, between the cards and the history and the game and then the videos, this could be your history class. Definitely. And you know what I never thought about until now, Dave Jones, is we grew up, not we grew up. Our kids grew up playing a game I bought years ago when my first son was small called Camp. I don't know if you've ever saw Camp or played Camp.

But Camp is it serves a similar purpose to history draw. It's fun. It's a fun game. But in order to move forward in the game, you roll a dice. And then in order to get another turn, you have to answer a question about wildlife, fish, fishing, plants, you know. that kind of stuff. And it serves that same purpose where your kids are having fun. I mean, my youngest still asks to play camp, he's almost 11.

And you're still having fun, but you're also learning. You know what I mean? Like, oh, this kind of flower is this. This kind of tree is this. This bird is this. And it's just those kinds of learnings, man, are invaluable. Oh, yeah. Especially nowadays.

With the video, I always put at the end a fun fact. So there'll be a fun fact about every one of these things like Abraham Lincoln. At six foot four inches tall, Abraham Lincoln was our tallest president. True monster. Six foot four in the night, 1860s, can you imagine? Yeah, that was. And then he'd wear that hat, which made him probably 7.7 too. Yeah.

Yeah, that's the weird thing about. I never got that until I seen the Lincoln movie. I never in my head. And then I found that he was a wrestler on top of it. Like I never crossed my mind that these old presidents probably ruled their cabinets and Washington maybe off of just being scary. You know what I mean? Off of being like, Washington was six two. Yeah, he was a monster too.

And they said that this guy could take a walnut and crack it. between his thumb and fingers just like that. Yeah. Yeah. The way I grew up is, you know, sorry, my dog was going ballistic outside. I don't know what that is. But they, you grow up with sort of like a romanticized version of them, sort of like the way you learn about Jesus.

Yeah. And you don't really like put together the power and the intimidation, you know, in it all. And I remember watching that movie and going like, oh, this guy would probably scare the hell out of people back in the day. Intimidating. Yeah, I bet that was part of it. But yeah, man, I can't. So do you have a tentative date or is it just we should look for it in December? Yeah, it will be, you'll be able to get it before Christmas.

And if anybody wants a discount code or more information, NBC guy at Proton Mail. dot com NBC guy protonmail.com and when I know something, you'll know something. I got you. Like I said, I'm on the third iteration of the cards.

We're prototyping, testing, the instructions to make sure that, you know, the instructions are not too hard to follow. You guys had me. So there were... Yeah, that was the easy part. You could explain.

You didn't have to read the, instructions and figure it out for yourself. But, you know, so I got it out there amongst different families right now, and I'm getting feedback in order to change the instruction form. And like I said, I'm doing the card right now. Anybody that has ever worked with AI, oh my gosh, it's like working with a retarded genius. It's Rain Man. It's Rain Man.

And I will say put this on that. And it puts this on that and then changes everything else. And I'm like, no, no, no, no. You got to hold it down for sure. They had the guys at Omaha Beach running off the beach into the landing craft. Oh, wow. What? I'm like, yes, yes.

I mean, I just feel like things like that should just be in the brain of AI. by now. Like these basics of history should just be in the brain. And then they had four wings on the plane. Wow. Two wings up front and two wings in the back. I just don't understand. I don't get that.

But that's who we want to run the world, you know? No big deal. When they were saying AI is going to destroy the world, I was kind of laughing. We were like, AI can't even draw the world. That would be. Funny, actually. That would be... Why do all the Terminator robots have hot dogs instead of rifles?

What are they trying to pull off here? And have you seen any of the videos of these robots in Japan and China when they fall over and they go spastic? Oh, yeah. Yeah. I'm telling you. Well, you know my take on it. Aliens and robots, we kill them all. It's just what we do.

Human beings are killers, man. But folks, I want you to see this symbol here, and there's a reason for it. Because Dave, one of the things we never explain when you're on, Dave, is you do all kinds of shows on PBN, but you don't have a show on PBN. So people watch it and they hear you on these one-off shows and they probably go, I'd love to hear more of Dave. And then they go search PBN and go, I don't see this guy anywhere. I see Daily Audio Cash with this symbol. This is the key right here. If you go to PrepperBroadcasting.com, it's linked in Instagram or just visit at Prepperbroadcasting.com.

Look for this in the list of shows. This will be Dave. This means Dave Jones, the NBC guy. And then you'll get to hear more of him. I was realizing that the other day. I'm like, you pop on and people probably are like, man, I like that Dave Jones, the NBC guy. and then they go looking for Dave Jones, the NBC guy. He doesn't exist over there.

I thought he was on the radio. But we are carrying, prepping up with the Joneses. So we're going to do that in between the editing of the 150 history videos. I will be editing stuff that we do here around the homestead. Maria, it's going to be hilarious because she came to me. the other night. I hope she's not listening. Who is this Spanish kid that everybody's upset about? I'm like Spanish kid, what are you talking about?

This El Nino, everybody. Oh, man. I'll tell you what. I hope you lied to her. She's going to have you working real hard once she finds out what that El Nino is going to do in winter. Well, I had to explain it to her. And then she says, well,

what are we doing? I said, what do you do about the weather? You know? Hey, you got the, you got the heating methods. You're in, you're in good shape. Power goes out and you can keep the house warm, you know. Yeah. All the rest is, all the rest is stuff you've had for a long, long time anyway, right?

Yeah. So you can search that, though. You can search prepping up with the Joneses, and you can search Dave Jones at the prep or broadcasting. dot com website used a little magnifying glass and then you'll get everything that dave's been in also if you want to listen to those you got some great shows man well thanks thanks some great dachs yeah the covid cast with yeah they were great we just posted the uh the prepper tips omnibus which was five hours of no three hours of prep or tips by dave jones which is uncanny i mean

that's as good as it gets if you need something to run to or drive to work to man That's just one after the other. Boom, boom, boom, boom. They're great, too. Thanks. Well, Dave, I appreciate you, man. Coming on this last show of this big month for us, this was a serious undertaking.

And I'm just glad we got it to work out to get you on at the end, tell everybody about the game. And we even got to sneak the radio check in there. Yeah. That was pretty cool. Yeah. I'm telling you, it's been a great month. This month, right?

It's epic. It's going to go down in history for PBN because this has been, I listened to all those interviews and I'm like, wow. And I'm usually doing something where I can't copy down what it is. I signed up for that thing the other day. What is it? Be ready. Which one?

We have Be prepared solutions and we have get ready. Got two signups. Okay, yeah, that's be prepared solutions.com. Yeah, good, great. Well, you know, up here on the mountain, I don't get much, you know, but I can zoom out and then I get all the crap that's going on, you know, in D.C. and. Yeah, well, what I use it for also is the dashboard itself I use to,

where am I going? So you guys are heading into some place or heading, you know, vacation, whatever. bring up that dashboard type in the address where you're going and then all of a sudden you get to see everything that's going on where you're headed and that's just as valuable you know what I mean but yeah man well let's wrap it up I mean unless you got something else no no if you would put my email there in the show notes or something like that NBC guy at protonmail dot com yes I'll put it in the way I put it in the audio show I can't put it in yeah I can put it in the X real quick.

But yeah, definitely NBC guy at protonmail.com. Reach out to him. Reach out to him, folks. He, uh, man, like, well, I'm going to build that show out. And you guys will really get a feel for Dave. I'll give you the, the gloss de Beau of Dave Jones, the NBC guy. That's like a really, really thick sauce that you reduce down from a big stockpot chef talk. But, uh, okay.

All right, my man, tomorrow, guys, I'm going to be here. 9 a.m. tomorrow. Always look for the shows 9 a.m. 9 p.m. These new live shows that we're doing all month in October, dirt cheap and free preps. Okay, every day we're going to have something free. We're going to have some cheap stuff out there in the world. And just talk about saving money and prepping on the house. Because, you know, holiday time's coming.

I know people want to save money and try to make that happen. Dave Jones, I might be tapping you on that one. You know some good stuff when it comes to saving some cash. No about, no doubt. All right, folks, thanks so much for your time, man. What a month. What a month. Go back and watch them all, listen to them all.

I'll probably put them all together for you in a big old long show too. But talk to you soon, PBN family. Thanks for everything.