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A Story About Joe Rogan's Stepdad
36:14 - 39:26 (03:11)
Joe Rogan shares a story about his stepdad who came to his mom's defense and beat up a guy who yelled at her while they were in a car together.
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This podcast shares stories about a guy named Charlie and his violent tendencies, including beating up an arcade owner and a guy who yelled at his mom while they were in traffic.
36:14 - 36:44 (00:30)
Summary
This podcast shares stories about a guy named Charlie and his violent tendencies, including beating up an arcade owner and a guy who yelled at his mom while they were in traffic.
ChapterA Story About Joe Rogan's Stepdad
EpisodeEp 398 - The Enantiodromia of Vietnam (feat. Colin Quinn)
PodcastMatt and Shane's Secret Podcast
The speaker shares a story about a tour in the jungle where they killed people, which leads to questioning the purpose of war and the ethics behind it.
36:44 - 37:57 (01:12)
Summary
The speaker shares a story about a tour in the jungle where they killed people, which leads to questioning the purpose of war and the ethics behind it.
ChapterA Story About Joe Rogan's Stepdad
EpisodeEp 398 - The Enantiodromia of Vietnam (feat. Colin Quinn)
PodcastMatt and Shane's Secret Podcast
The C rations given to the troops were Korean and World War II-era that were terrible, while the M16 gun provided to the troops got more guys killed because it would jam in the mud, making the M14 early gun a better option.
37:57 - 38:45 (00:47)
Summary
The C rations given to the troops were Korean and World War II-era that were terrible, while the M16 gun provided to the troops got more guys killed because it would jam in the mud, making the M14 early gun a better option.
ChapterA Story About Joe Rogan's Stepdad
EpisodeEp 398 - The Enantiodromia of Vietnam (feat. Colin Quinn)
PodcastMatt and Shane's Secret Podcast
The presidents who had chances to end the Vietnam War failed to do so, with even President Kennedy almost succeeding.
38:45 - 39:26 (00:40)
Summary
The presidents who had chances to end the Vietnam War failed to do so, with even President Kennedy almost succeeding. However, at the last minute, these presidents made decisions that contradicted their advisors' logical arguments, leaving the war to drag on for years.