PipemanRadio Interviews Tim Montana at Welcome to Rockville 2024

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I'm here with to Montana from Montana.

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My god, nice, how did
that work out? That was such a

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coincidence. Yeah, Savannah, Montana's
over there, and she doesn't enjoy it.

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She doesn't have a first name anymore. So uh oh yeah. So

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question, yes, sir, nobody
else in pressed will ask you this question.

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Does Wyoming really exist? Is Wyoming? Why does Wyoming really exist?

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Do you know that's a joke down
here, Like, yeah, we have

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this joke that doesn't really exists.
I mean, I've been to Wyoming a

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lot. You know, you have
to drive through that to get out of

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our state pretty much, right,
That's like an ongoing thing down here in

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Florida. People always say all the
time, you know, everybody says Wyoming,

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but I have no proof that Wyoming
exists. Go up there. It's

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beautiful. You are in God's country
one hundred. I remember my brother went

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to Montana for the first time and
he was like, oh my god,

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this is as close as you get
the God as you can get. It's

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big sky country for a reason.
And when the minute you pull in the

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state, you're just like, that's
the most sky I've ever seen in my

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life. Right, Yeah, it's
wild. And then we had the Northern

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lights last night because of the solar
flare. I was gonna ask you about

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that. Yeah. I didn't get
to see it, but man, and

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right by my house, it just
lit up the entire sky green. It

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was just light all night. So
like, you know, we're definitely in

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the apocalypse, but it is beautiful, right exactly. I would think.

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I worried, like, why do
we have the northern lights tonight? Here?

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Yeah, all the way as far
south is Nashville. They saw it

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because there's a massive solar flare that's
happening. Yeah, really into space and

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also conspiracy theories. I'm like,
is it now? Is it now?

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Rockville is is it? I could
have been. Imagine if it happened while

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you were on stage at Rockville,
like it just came down and hit the

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stage. That would be the best
show ever. And my single Savage is

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about the Apocalypse. I'd be like, oh, man, I got the

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song the themes, it's your brought
it on. Tell us about that new

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song. Yeah, man, it's
it's a really cool song. I don't

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want to brag on myself too much, but it's one of my favorites that

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I've written. We just released music
video yesterday and we built like a three

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D upside down world. If you
the upside down is a reference to that.

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I was a Stranger Things show,
right, and so we built this

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apocalypto scene and I get to turn
into a crazy, tribalistic version of myself.

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I got three of my four kids
in there that look scary as hell

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nice. This three D studio was
wild. So we made it like the

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Apocalypse meets psychedelics, and a song's
crushing right now at rock radio. Thank

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you guys for supporting it, and
crowds are going nuts for it. So

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we're on the We're on tour with
Stained and see the right now. We

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actually missed the show tonight to drive
from Grand Rapids, Michigan, straight through

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to here. That was a haul. That drive was very savage, I'm

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sure it was. So we got
to rock rock Fille today and then we're

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in Greenville, South Carolina tomorrow back
with Stained Seether in sant A, Sonia.

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That's a badass tour right there.
Yeah, and so if music were

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not an option, Now, what's
your passion? Man? I'm it was

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always a huge military fan. I'm
too old for that now. But I

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actually do my other passions kind of
as well. I own a me and

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Billy Gibbons bought a historic lodge casino
restaurant in the Big Hole Valley. So

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when i'm even when I'm on the
road, like yesterday, we missed a

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Cisco shipment because of a snowstorm in
Montana in May, the past was closed.

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We didn't get any food. So
my general manager calls me, what

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do I do? Tim? And
I'm like, let me jump on the

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phone. So I was sourcing other
food for the big weekend rush we have

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going on right now. So I
get I'm fortunate to be able to do

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several other businesses, you know,
I'd like to hope someday I can be

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a rock and roll a fella.
Oh man, that was good. That

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was the best dad joke ever.
Oh yeah, I got a lot of

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kids, so I'm full of dad
jokes there you go. I love that

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you involve your kids too, Yeah, you know, because that's totally like.

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I have four kids, eight grandkids. Wow, I've brought already two

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of my grandkids into their first mashpit
ever. Yeah. Yeah. And I

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always like bring them to cool places, you know. Yeah, And I

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try to put my kids in the
videos so that we look back at dad's

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cool moments and the kids are in
there too at that age, you know.

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I mean my Mostly Stone video Charlie
Sheen directed, which ultimately got me

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my record deal. My son portrays
a young version of me. Then he

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went on to do the Devil you
know video. Then my other boy was

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like, Dad, I want to
be in a video. And my little

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girl is too, and she wanted
to be in a video. So then

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I got them all in the last
video. Nice. The only one that

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won't be in the videos now is
the teenage daughter. She's like, no,

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not doing it, Dad, you
can't afford me. I could totally

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see that. But she's here today. She's Dad's biggest critic because she's like,

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Dad, can I bring a friend
from my high school in Montana?

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We want to see the food fighters
in Primus. And I'm like, but

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do you want to see Dad And
she's like yeah, like she'll be side

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stage going boom right right. I
love it. You should you should ever

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come out and get you know,
get the crowd to say I know,

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I know. She's the one that
she goes to the high school that I

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went to in Montana, so all
of her teachers that were my teachers.

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And she does hate it because she's
like, yeah, that's really cool.

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When I go to history and it's
study time and the teacher starts playing Dad's

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music and he leans over and gives
her thumbs up, and she's like,

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no, I don't really want to
hear my dad's music in every class every

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day. I could only see that. And if I pick her up my

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sprinter van has my name and picture
on the side, you know, marketing.

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When we're on the highway, she
makes me pick her up down the

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street a restaurant because she doesn't want
it in the high school park a lot

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because everybody will start hooting and hollering, and she hates it. I love

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teenagers, it's great. Oh yeah, Well if she's ends up the one

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that follows in your footsteps, that's
usually how it happened. Musical talent.

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She's got her piano. I got
her a stratocaster, which she misplaced the

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other day, and I was like, hey, honey, I grew up

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in a single wide trailer with no
power in an outhouse, and for your

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birthday, I bought you and Eric
Clapton's signature, yes, strat, and

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you can't find it. How do
you lose a strat? Right, especially

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that strat. I'm like, I
couldn't afford something like that until I was

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thirty. And there's this little sixteen
year old, Hey, dad, I

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lost my Clapton signature. By the
way, who's Eric Clapton. I'm like,

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I'm gonna kill you, right,
you know what? But that's what

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we did. Okay. So we
were those kids that we were the you

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know, the latch key, no
parent, parental supervision kids. Our parents

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didn't give us shit. We had
to fight in claw for everything. So

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we want to give our kids everything
that we never had. And then we

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realized after that was a dumb move, right, right, I'm very worried

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about that. I'm like, man
growing up poor Built's character. No,

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I didn't know I was poor till
I grew up. And then I went

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out and I was like, oh, you guys had like TV and video

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games. And I was sitting in
the woods playing guitar a candle and lantern

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light, thinking I had it made. But you don't know what you don't

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know? Right? But now I'm
like, I try to spoil my kids

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because I'm like, they're never gonna
have to go through that. But I'm

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like, shoot, maybe they should. Guys were moving into a single wide

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for six months, right, they
eating ramen noodles. I think of my

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kids, I'm like, they would
never have gone through the stuff that I

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went through, Like they just wouldn't
handle it because and not because anybody could

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handle it, okay, but because
I freaking spoon fed them and made it

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easy on them. Right. That's
what I think all the time. And

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look at my son's I think Walker's
eight now, in Dalton's twelve. When

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I was six, I dug my
first outhouse hole for the outhouse and then

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I had to drag it with a
four wheeler over the new hole. My

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instructions were to dig it deeper than
myself, and I had no help.

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I had a crowbar and a chain
and a wench and a four wheeler and

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I would winch these giant rocks out
of this massive hole in the earth.

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Took me about a week. That
was when I discovered stained. I remember

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they came on the radio for the
first time at a battery alfreda radio player,

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and I heard it's been a while, and I was like, this

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sucks. I want to do music, but I like, look at my

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kids, and I'm like, I
don't think they'd be capable of doing that

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together. Right, It has a
different time, man, Oh my god.

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You know you're saying preaching to the
choir bad. Oh my god.

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I think about now. I'm like, yeah, maybe my parents were right

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by being bad parents, right right. And the drive to get a driver's

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license too, Like, were you
like me the day the day downtime to

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the minute that you could legally have
one hundred percent. I was waiting outside

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the DMV at fifteen and a half
on my birthday, like, forget the

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birthday, probably just get me to
the DMV. The driver's ed instructor is

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one of our neighbors in remote Montana, and she's like, when's your daughter

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going to take the driver's test?
And I'm like, savannahen are you going

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to take the driver's test? She's
like, I don't know. I'm like,

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what the hell, You're totally legal, you're sixteen. I had my

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learners permit the day I could at
fifteen. Different generation. Man, I

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know that you're living home till they're
thirty two. That's probably coming out.

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Well, that's that's what day I
was. Actually, I moved out at

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seventeen. I'd had enough. I'm
like, I'm out of here. I

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had a kind of a bad situation
with a stepdad, and I moved out

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and it is the best thing I
ever did. And moved to a bunch

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of college kids and became a party
house and right then got to LA as

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soon as I could. I'm like, these guys are gonna sit at home

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for a long time. But my
wife actually doesn't mind that part, just

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like I want to keep them here
as long as I can. Right,

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Well, I don't think that's healthy, but whatever, I'll roll with it.

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Well that's the way I look at
it is. Even if I want

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them because I wanted my kids will
be with me. But that's not healthy.

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My daughter went my youngest store.
As an example, she made a

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decision that she wanted to go move
in with her boyfriend and go to college

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in Orlando because she could move in
with her boyfriend. And then when that

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didn't work out, her mom,
so call your dad, go back and

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live with your dad and go And
I said, nope, I'm like,

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you need to move forward, not
backward, right, you know, And

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you made a choice. And to
me, it wasn't because I did wanted

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her, because that was a hard
thing to say. Yeah, of course

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I wanted her there, but I
knew her coming back to her high school

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town, you know, after leaving, nothing good would come with it,

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right, nothing good would come with
it, especially the people she used to

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have. People need to understand you
got to go out and fail, You

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got to go out and miss,
You got to go out and find rock

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bottom sometimes to like figure out what
you want to do with life and build

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this thing called work ethic, you
know. Yeah, I just hope the

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new generation of kids can figure that
out. And I see some kids that,

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especially where I live in Montana,
that are very blue collar and they're

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running businesses at sixteen years old.
They're still out there, right, that's

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good. Little power to kids are
out there ranching. And there's a kid

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that lives down the street that butcher's
and that processes his own lambs. I

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don't really need a lamb. I
always support him. I'm like, I'll

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buy half a lamb from me because
I'm like, you're sixteen and you have

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a butcher shop. I love it. I just love that he's industrious at

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that age. Oh yeah, that's
badass. I love it when we were

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growing up so exactly. And I
also love that you're super of the military.

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Absolutely. I have a son that's
been in for almost twenty years.

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My son in law was in,
my other daughter's boyfriend was in, but

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cousin's been in for like almost forty
years now. Wow, that's amazing.

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And listen, one thing I have
to say is, no matter who you

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are in the world, what your
political beliefs are, you don't like war,

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whatever it is, always be pro
soldier because these people are doing things

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you're not willing to do to protect
your right to not like those things.

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Yeah exactly, Yeah, Paul,
I mean, doesn't matter who's president.

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Those guys have to wake up in
the middle of the night, leave their

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families and go get shot at like
one hundred percent all the time. It's

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wild. And I've gotten really close
with my American Threat Sporting Clay shoot.

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We've raised one point one million in
four years. And we're all volunteer based.

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Because some of these charity groups,
I don't have time to go through

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their books and see how much money
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So me and all my buddies decided
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it completely volunteer. We don't make
a dime. We had everybody from Aaron

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Lewis to Collective Soul to Kobe Cala
come out perform for free and put eight

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kids through college that lost their dads
in combat. And it's become this really

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big thing and it just it feels
it feels good. A but it's our

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duty to serve those that serve us. If you didn't serve, you can

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serve in other ways by taking care
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that so that we can enjoy our
freedoms. Firm believer in that it's not

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a political statement. That's America needs
to get behind that idea and just a

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story that this last summer we got
invited the invited to the one sixtieth Hangar,

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which is sore so that the Special
Forces pilots, they flew the guys

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in for the bin Ladenrey. They're
the most specialized helicopter pilots in the world.

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They're out of Fort Campbell And because
I do the charity, they said,

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bring your sons up, let's hang
out. My little boys got to

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call on a bomb strike in the
bomb field and a black Hawk came down

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and exploded a tank. The coolest
thing ever. Then the pilot landed his

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name is Shane, and got pictures
with him, this and that. All

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of a sudden, the conflict starts
in Gaza. I see on the news

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that a black Hawk helicopter went down
to the Mediterranean, Shane got killed,

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him and his whole flight crew.
Just four months before that, was hanging

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out with my family, and I
struggled with do I tell my sons that,

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because they looked at him like he
was Superman, although they didn't know

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him well. Just from that day
they were like, he's Superman. And

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I decided, I'm like, you
know what, I'm gonna tell them because

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I want them to understand the sacrifice
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I showed them. Hey remember this
guy in this photo with you. Guys

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are like, yeah, our pilot. I'm like, well, he was

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unfortunately killed today, you know,
a couple of days ago in the Mediterranean

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when his helicopter went down. But
then I get a call. I was

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looking forward to some time off for
the Fourth of July because we're touring so

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hard right now, and his wife
facebooked me and said, hey, when

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Shane was killed. We got his
iPhone and we saw his most streamed artist

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was you and his favorite song was
Buring by the Bonfire. I don't think

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I could afford you, But what
would you charge to play our yearly event

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on the fourth of July at our
house for Charlie Company. And I was

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like, first of all, not
a dime. Second of all, I

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know what I'm doing for the Fourth
of July. So now we got our

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friends of Black Rifle Coffee. We're
bringing a food truck coffee. Now it's

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gone up to like two or three
hundred soldiers are going to be in their

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backyard and we're just that up and
just rocking and the whole thing is covered

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for Samantha and she has two little
girls. Really sad deal, but I

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want to just celebrate him and what
he is sacrificed and thank the other guys

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from that unit. So that's amazing. Thank you for being that kind of

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artist right there. And my daughter
and her boyfriend they love black Rifle coffee.

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Yeah good, But man, that's
a message you get if you read

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that, like you're like, I
know exactly what I'm doing for the fourth

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of July. All the other plans
of relaxing in Montana just went out the

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window because it's not about me at
this point. I love it. See

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that's the most important part. And
that's why it's good to have you as

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an ARS because as an RS,
you have a voice, and you definitely

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have a voice for good. So
I thank you for that. Yeah,

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awesome, my pleasure to do.
So. Tell everybody how they can reach

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out to you on socials, on
the web, by your merch check out

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all your stuff and yeah yeah at
Tim Montana Instagrams where I post the most

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Tim Montana Facebook, ex Twitter,
whatever we wanna call it, all that

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fun stuff Tim Montana dot com.
You can see me on the end of

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the Stain tour right now, we
got four left and I'll be out with

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Bush, Jerry Cantrell, Candlebox.
New single Savage is out now, new

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music video dropped as well, and
the full length record coming in July twelfth.

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You can also check out my Pepper
Sauce at Whiskerbomb dot com. Me

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and the Reverend Willie g have graded
that. And then we also have Wise

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River Club in Montana that me and
Billy Gibbons are partners in as well,

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where rock and roll meets the Old
West Wyserverclub dot com. I love it

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and you did it in your radio
voice and your new song is freaking badass.

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Oh, thank you man, Thank
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you for being at Welcome to Rockville. Thanks for being on the Adventures pipe

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Man. Yes, sir, thanks
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