Trace Adkins The Empty Chair | Metal/Rock Fans First Time Reaction with Garrison Brothers Balmorhea

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

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[@racheljbrand]

My grandpa served in the Pacific Theatre in WW2. He rarely (I mean…rarely!) talked about it. My brother is one of those who pestered for details. My grandpa finally pushed him against the wall one day and with his face inches from my brothers, said “War is Hell. Don’t ask me about it again”. He earned the Bronze Star, and all he said about it, was “I was ordered to do something, and I did it. Same as any other soldier would’ve done”. (He strapped himself with more ammo than he could carry, and ran up a hill, digging foxholes to avoid being hit by the enemy, to replenish his men, who had run out). I’m proud of my grandfather, not just because he served, but because of who he was. He was a little rough around the edges (I hear war can do that to a person), but he had so much love for his fellow man. I can’t even begin to imagine the things he saw, and the things he had to do. I have nothing but respect for soldiers.

[@markfoor4137]

Both of my kids were in the AFJROTC in High School and at every banquet there was, in the corner a small table with a single place setting and on the place setting was a small amount of salt, a wedge of lemon, a slice of bread and a glass turned upside down the significance of these items are: A slice of lemon reminds us of the bitter fate of those captured or missing in a foreign land. A pinch of salt symbolizes the tears of our missing and their families who long for answers. The glass is inverted to symbolize their inability to share a toast. The chair is empty because loved ones are still missing.

[@sharonpate5481]

Bless all our military family ❤️☮️🌻

[@missylks1239]

As the granddaughter of a paternal WWII vet and a maternal Holocaust survivor, I’ve heard a lot of stories. For both grandparents, that internal trauma is sparking now and I can hear hints of it when both talk about Ukraine.

[@camelliaroan6341]

Great song! Thank you Trace Adkins for this song! Thank you Keith & all of the men & women that have served & now serving in the military for all of us! You truly are appreciated!

[@mizzouranger134]

This is actually military tradition… just went to a military ball and there is always a single table set with an empty glass a lemon and salt and a table leaned up against the table. The empty chair obviously represents all those who died and can’t be there and we toast to them and do a moment of silence. The salt represents the tears shed by their loved ones over their loss and the lemon represents the bitter loss of the soldier being gone. We all take a moment to think and thank them and give them a toast a moment of silence. It happens at every single military ball I have ever been to for 12 years.

[@stevebournite184]

Yes I get you in the feels

[@douglasmeyer4995]

One of the Marines that served with my son was on the Video. Great Song!

[@mamaflush9945]

"David Ball-Riding with Private Malone" I worked as a bartender for VFW myrtle beach when I was 28yrs. old. and also AMVETS and I saw some stuff...and these are people that went through some serious sh+t. Both my grand father's served. 🙏

[@2eREPPARA]

Aussie combat vet To the fallen for they’re the TRUE heroes This song hits HARD there’s things that happened on my spin ups that’ll never tell anyone except another vet because (1) the civilian won’t understand & (2) majority of civilians don’t want to know 🇦🇺🇺🇸🥃🪑

[@stevebournite184]

Amen brother

[@carolyncostner9619]

As a nurse I have cared for many vets, and they have a tendency to talk a little more to nurses than they do their own family. Several years ago I cared for a WWII Navy vet. I thanked him for his service and the flood gates opened. He told many stories during his time with me. The most memorable story is his part in the Normandy invasion. As a sailor, he was part of deploying the demo experts who placed the ordinances under water prior to the beach landing. (I was not aware this had been part of the invasion), . He talked about many things that he was a part of during his time of service. Later that day his wife came to visit. I was talking with her about some of the things he told me and she was amazed! After nearly 50 years of marriage he had never told her any of the stories he shared with me! Out of earshot, I mentioned that she may want to record him talking about his military escapades. He left the hospital and went home, but it really hit me that these stories may die along with him ( he was not a young man). As we lose these members of The Greatesr Generationwe will lose the parts of this war that are personal accounts that will never be found in a history book.. I pray for all of our great soldiers, past and present. They are truly heroes. I also ask for prayers for my nephew. He is a loadmaster for the F-35 and is being deployed to Europe because of one evil man. You guys are great, and I laugh at the banter between the two of you. I look forward to every video you release. I am sending you a package from North Carolina.

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

Years ago, an in-law was among several veterans being honored in Beckley. He showed up to the event wearing his dress blues. There was an interesting conversation that happened with my son. He was 8 years old at the time. And just before this conversation started, some guys from the army color guard had wandered over to us. Vet: "You gonna join the Marine Corps like me and your daddy did?" Boy: "Ehhh... I dunno." Vet: "Don't ya wanna get you some medals like these?" (tapping his considerable ribbon stack) Boy: "I don't want that one." (pointing at the purple heart) Vet: (laughs) "No, no you don't." Boy: (pointing) "Is that a Silver Star?" (accurately identified) Vet: "Yeah, I got that one and the purple heart at place called the Chosin Reservoir. You heard of that?" Boy: "No, but I'll ask dad about it." Vet: "Oh, he knows, son. He knows." Color guard dudes' eyes get as big as dinner plates, and they beeline back to their buddies, and I can see them pointing back at us. I couldn't hear the convo, but I guarantee it went something like this: "Duuuude, that Marine over there was at f'n Chosin!"

[@roniboyd613]

The only thing my dad told us about his time in the Army Infantry was the 2 inches of height he lost with all the marching!

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

Can confirm that going on long walks in full battle rattle is less than fun. - Keith

[@lisaray9944]

My husband and I love going to the VFW here in our town . That’s family out there . They hosted the family lunch for my family when my son passed away and he wasn’t in the military, like I said it’s family at the V .

[@TexasMagnolia]

Trace’s - Arlington Is a must! So powerful, he wrote it knowing, he would never perform it live.

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

We reacted to that here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b2PFlGmwgbNpgqc

[@TexasMagnolia]

Sorry Keith. I meant…Till the Last Shots Fired. Live from the CMA with the West Point Academy. Thank you for all and your service, Sir.

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

Vote added -Dustin

[@stevebournite184]

We enjoy biscuits and gravey. And there a is reason that a place like that is never robbed.

[@stevebournite184]

Raise those glasses high, point em towards the sky, now turn upside down and drink dry. To the brothers that can we raise our glasses to brothers drinking in Valhalla

[@froggie1075]

My daddy was a Vietnam Vet. I remember him and one of his brothers in arms sitting around toasting the ones who didn't come home. I remember my uncle's flashbacks from Vietnam. They were terrifying but I learned to play along. Thank you for sharing with us. This song brings tears to my eyes in remembrance and honor to the ones who came home and those who did but not the same and those who never came home.

[@krystalgreenwell4482]

Thank you guys for giving this song the respect it deserves. One thing that just burns me up is there are so many songs ( even non country) that give you a "glimpse" as to what our soldiers have gone through or are going through both funny and serious yet we still treat our soldiers like dirt. They have to fight for their medical benefits their dental benefits they're retirement funds they have to fight homelessness they have to fight for help with basic needs and we as the public can't deny that we don't know what they have gone through or done to keep us free and yet alot of them are still alone and struggling just to have their basic needs met mentally physically and emotionally and only common responses thank you for your service. Why is it so difficult for our society and our government to put our money where our mouth is and actually thank them for their service by providing them with the needs and freedom of which they provided for us. Instead of paying Joe small 40 million dollars to throw a ball around for a few years that 40 million dollars could help more than 40 million veterans. Sorry guys for the rant it just burns me up that we have our soldiers active and non active male and female fighting for just the very basic needs something they should never have to fight for because they already have. I love all of y'all's reactions please keep them up. I've said it once and I'll say it again you guys are by far my favorite KZbinrs. Keep having fun! 💓

[@kingsfan62]

Another song I'm very familiar with and truly enjoy. One of the songs on my memorial day play list. Same day I have a drink too the friends and family that I and others lost .... awesome reaction to great song...

[@stevebournite184]

Til Valhalla

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

I do the same. - Keith

[@thecaptleefanbatman9130]

I had an uncle who had ptsd from fireworks especially firecracker’s. It was so sad how he would get around 4 of July. He passed away several years ago and is free now from that. Thank you to all who served our country.

[@jerricocke987]

Great reaction is always guys. The empty chair doesn't just happen in vfw's in small towns without a VFW it happens in diners. It's just about it's just about the honor in the remembrance. Great job.

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

Not every town has a VFW, so, yeah, it can happen anywhere from a diner to a McDonalds. I actually saw that happening every morning in a McD's near a world-renowned racetrack where I run the car about once a year. Every morning, same old dudes, same place in the restaurant, drinking the same coffee. - Keith

[@jerricocke987]

@@BourbonCountryReacts so I've been meaning to ask tell me about your race car. I am a gearhead from way back and would have loved to have been able to make one of the cannonball runs.

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

@@jerricocke987 It's changed over the years from a '16 Z06 Corvette, to a Porsche 718 GTS, and now a Porsche 992S 911. I get it out on the track as often as I can. - Keith

[@jerricocke987]

@@BourbonCountryReacts I certainly can't blame you there. I'm a firm believer that going very very fast is really really good fun. I also am firmly of the opinion that you need left turns as well as right turns to make it really really cool. Good luck in your racing endeavors.

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

Hear hear! I have no interest in ovals. Road-courses all the way. - Keith

[@stevebournite184]

That empty chair carries a face and a voice. Every morning I raise my cup of coffee on my back porch to my fallen brother.

[@jwmson7791]

Here I go again suggesting Mikele Buck. I’m not sure if you know some of this history but here goes. Mikele was a Marine who served in Iraq. He tried out a few years ago for The Voice after he was scouted by the show - pure Country voice!! Loved him and have been following him since. There’s a podcast on YT (the magician and the jock??) where you can actually hear him tell the story of how this song, ❗️Irish Road❗️, came to be. It’s really worth a watch. The producers of The Voice of course tried to get a story about his service and he refused to talk about it. He said he had a hard enough time keeping it out of his head without ‘trying’ to remember it. He ripped his mic off during one interview and told them he was done for that day. He went to his room at the hotel and proceeded to write Irish Road, I think he said about 3 - 4 am. He was stationed in Baghdad and his unit was charged with keeping the airport road, which was named Route Irish, swept for IEDS. I can’t do the story justice so I won’t even try. However I’ve read that the airport road has often been called the most dangerous road in the world. I can’t even begin to imagine how horrible war is, and how much of your soul is left behind, but this song breaks my heart. And his lyrics are chilling. So for all those who have served and especially those who didn’t come home, thank you for everything you’ve sacrificed. 🇺🇸 💙 🇺🇸

[@stevebournite184]

Dustin keep track of this song it will be my next request for Janet

[@jwmson7791]

@@stevebournite184 Thank you. ♥️

[@greeneyelove2003]

My great uncle was a P.O.W in WWII. He only talked about it once with my dad. As far as my dad knows, he never talked about it with anyone else. He said there were somethings he would never discuss, so that line about there are some things they won't tell really hits hard. An amazing song.

[@roniboyd613]

My grandpa was a p.o.w. for almost 3 years in WWII. He survived the Bataan Death March.

[@armywife1641]

❤️❤️❤️

[@Teresia12]

I guess today is the day y'all are just making me cry. Damn

[@stevebournite184]

Sorry Teresia, my fault, but I am a grown man and say I have been balling like a little baby. I have lived that life.

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

Yeah, Stephen's been intentionally hitting us in the feels, and I suspect there's more to come. - Keith

[@dawnrice7124]

💞Trace Atkins. Hot Mama, Girls love country boys. . All great songs✌

[@WildCat.JJD3]

Great song!!! Trace Adkins is an amazing singer!!! My Grandpa was a VFW member... A Marine... twice!!!

[@CLynns]

Love the reaction. This is my first time hearing it too. It's a nice song. My dad (May he rest in peace) is a Marine. There is one story he would tell. He and his platoon boarded the plane bound for Vietnam when they stopped in Okinawa Japan to fuel up. I can't remember the rank of the person at the base in Okinawa that stepped onto the plane and called my dad's name and a few others, they were told to where to go and the plane went on to Vietnam and dad did office work, if he hadn't been told to step off that plane I might not be here. He went on to work at Fort Harrison, he worked on Military court cases. I know he lost men he considered his friends because if something about that war came on TV, his eyes would glaze over and he'd get this grief stricken look on his face. Every soilder has a story, but the whole story is never told. War takes something away from us all. Back to the song, I can see the words in the song, if that makes sense, you can see guys sitting around talking about their glory days but never what happened on the battle fields. As for the bourbon...hold those glasses up boys, I want to see the color!

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

This one had outstanding color. Also, yeah. Everyone signed that check. It's the government's, god's, and often pure luck's choice on who gets theirs cashed. - Keith

[@overthinker4094]

I had never heard this song before.

[@ArleneAdkinsZell]

Beautiful reaction, thank you for sharing some of your experiences, the bourbon reaction was really good, too.

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

Glad you enjoyed it, thank you! -Dustin

[@armywife1641]

This song makes me think of my grandfather, who was part of the first marines to go into Japan after the bombs where dropped. He would never talk about the people just the damage done to buildings and such.

[@jillybean4265]

Dated a Vietnam Vet. He only discussed the funny stories. I had not heard, but can visualize this song.

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

Yeah, military life is full of comic absurdity. That's what gets talked about most. - Keith

[@jillybean4265]

@@BourbonCountryReacts After he passed, I was able to read some of the more traumatic experiences he wrote about. Absolutely heartbreaking.

[@sandydunlap414]

The local VFW and American Legion here have the POW table set up permanently. It is the first thing you see walking in, and the last thing you see when leaving. You need to do a reaction to the POW/MiA ceremony

[@sallycripe2697]

Personally, I think that would be in poor taste. The ceremony is in honkr of those who have given the ultimate sacrifice or been taken prisoner (and in many cases probably wish that they had died instead). This does not need people talking over it or about it. But you guys will do what you will.

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

We'll stick to country music here. I get the notion of increasing awareness, and that's a good thing, but, some things are sacred. - Keith

[@pappaFersh]

They were there by granger smith... I think you'll like this one. Love what ya boys are doing

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

Thank you for enjoying it! Added a vote for that one -Dustin

[@tj79jrfan]

Where I grew up we had a VA nursing home that I would volunteer at on Veterans Day one year we had a air show for the military at our local Airport was a little one Runway Airport they brought in an old B-17 we were flying old veterans from the nursing home as a remembrance and we had a hydraulic failure coming in for landing me being a mechanically inclined person who knew about these planes went to go do the manual landing gear when I got there the veterans had already beat me to the job it was amazing to see the muscle and training memory and the reactions of non panic just get the job done that they had Also a good friend of mine and neighbor going up was actually in Vietnam and I can remember that's one guy getting smart with him on his porch one day and watching this nice guy would give the shirt off his back turning into someone I never wanted to see again was something I'll always remember I forgot to mention I'm originally from Indiana so you guys being from there now you probably heard of Lafayette that's the hometown I was talking about I live in PA now

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

Some of that training just never goes away. I could do some of my tasks in in my sleep. Hell, I probably did more than once. - Keith

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

Was just in Lafayette visiting friends a couple of weekends ago -Dustin

[@stevebournite184]

Raise those glasses high and toast those fallen. We will all meet again in Valhalla.

[@stevebournite184]

As a Retired Soldier only Jesus and few brothers will every know my sins and contributions I did in name of God and country. The scars we wear on on hearts.

[@firefighterchick]

We here also have the American Legion, and Amvets, as well as The VFW. They all have the empty chair.

[@WildCat.JJD3]

*Vietnam Deck Of Cards by Red Sovine

[@susanthomas8492]

That is a great song.

[@WildCat.JJD3]

@@susanthomas8492 I love it!!! Its definitely one of my favorite oldies... I always loved all the info and facts I learned... lol he has a pretty great voice also!!!

[@stevebournite184]

It will be on a request soon

[@WildCat.JJD3]

@@stevebournite184 I hope so, I love that song, along with To A Sleeping Beauty by Jimmy Dean lol I was raised on OLD Country music...

[@stevebournite184]

@@WildCat.JJD3 my promise Justin and Keith have a bunch of bottles headed there way. And yes I love deck of cards too

[@757optim]

Trace will be singing the National Anthem at the Daytona 500 this Sunday. May be all of it I watch. Keith, I've never taken the time to join either. I donate to VFW and other vet orgs, but I put "it" aside - or behind me - on purpose. After many decades, I'm beginning to think of joining as a duty, if it strengthens the organization. Just a thought.

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

Yeah, I've handled it the same way, and am starting to have similar thoughts on duty. - Keith

[@stevebournite184]

I actually remember when I first came back, my dad was a retired Army Vietnam vet, I had just got back and my nephew walks in he is young and dumb, first thing he asked was how many people I killed. My dad yanked him off the floor and chewed him up. Later that day me and my dad were out on the back porch, he could see I was hurting, we looked at each other and just said yeap.

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

'bout all that can be said. "Yep." Then you just sit there and chill out for a bit. - Keith

[@grandy2875]

G'day boys, I really enjoyed this one cause I'm a big Trace Atkins fan, though I haven't heard this one before... he has one of those voices that just hits ya right where you want it to... Would it be possible to add some aussie music to the list?...Adam Brand has a song called "The ANZAC" that I reckon you'll like, and also Redgum "I Was Only 19" (the original version), as well as Lee Kernaghan "The Spirit of The ANZAC"... they'll all getchya one way or another... If you ever get upside down on the other side of the Pacific, I would love to take you and the Mrs to my local "ahry" and ya can wrap ya laughin' gear round a shnitty and a quiet one... I reckon a good time to lob would be around the 25th April, you'll be bound to find a few blokes to have a chin wag with, especially after the dawn service and the bbq breaky...

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

Hey Grandy, Thanks for watchin, is the Anzac considered Aussie Country? -Dustin

[@grandy2875]

@@BourbonCountryReacts yeah, it is, pretty sure Adam won a Golden Guitar at the Tamworth Country Music Awards for this number... a song that I think you'll also like is "The Shake of a Hand" by Adam Harvey...or a fun one, "Eye of The Beerholder"... If you want some older Oz country, you could look at Slim Dusty and Joy McKean (Slim's wife) "The Lights on The Hill", (written by Joy, sung by Slim), "Duncan", "A Pub With No Beer", "Looking Forward Looking Back", "When The Rain Tumbles Down In July", "The Biggest Disappointment", and John Williamson, "True Blue" "Old Man Emu" (pronounced eem-you), "It's Raining on The Rock", "Rip Rip Woodchip"... plus there's our ladies of country...Beccy Cole, "Storm in a D Cup", "Rest in Pieces" "Poster Girl (on the wrong side of the world) Casey Chambers, "Am I not pretty enough", "The Captain", Melinda Schneider "My Voice","The Story of My Life", "Love the Night Away"(duet with Adam Brand) Gina Jeffreys, "Girls Night Out", "Dancin' with Elvis" Jasmin Rae, "I Faked It", "Bad Boys"(duet with Kelly Pickler) The McClymonts (sisters Brooke, Samantha and Molly) "Kick it Up Another Notch" "Forever Begins Tonight"... so many artists and so many songs, it's a bloody great big rabbit hole to slide into and will probably surprise you along the way... If you get the opportunity to come down here, the Toyota Tamworth Country Music Festival is (normally) in January, but this year it's been postponed until April (?) because...cough, cough, reasons... and there is also CMC Rocks, which is a country music concert weekend, again postponed for the last 2 years and now, fingers crossed, on this September in Ipswich Queensland, but usually held in March... sorry, I went off on a tangent... ** I've looked into trying to send grog over there, but it's a bit of a convoluted sh1t fight, but I'll think of something, even if I have to come over there and personally deliver it... I'll be the toothless terror with the wheels attached to me arse... ;)) anyhoo, hope all this helps...havagoodun mate... :))

[@stevebournite184]

Don't f around with the Vet that carries an Ace of Spades on his body

[@stevebournite184]

I will tell part of one story. I was in Iraq I was tasked with exterior security at rhe time. We had just finished midnight chow, and we outside the wire patrolling. We got a call over the the radio. It was a call about the Ace. We got confirmation that Sadam Husan was caught. We were driving around and Iraq's were waving Iraq and American flags side by side. We were clueless. It's a day I will never forget that I still talk about.

[@WaymoresBlues]

David Allen Coe has a song called 'Love is a Never Ending War' about a thirsty young man wanting to get a drink from some older veterans and tries to impress them by lying and blaming the scars he got from women on warfare. "They were half-way through that bottle And they were gettin' high I never fought in those two wars But Lord my throat was dry So I showed them scars and stitches Inflicted by Maria But I didn't think that would get me a drink So I blamed it on Korea" Not that he fooled any of them... "As I neared my destination I saw tears well in their eyes Partly from the drinkin' but mostly from my lies And they stood up to salute me As I stepped down from the bus And out of the open window I heard them yell, "Give her hell for us!"

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

lol, wild lyrics. - keith

[@WaymoresBlues]

@@BourbonCountryReacts Yes he has written some epic songs like 'Take This Job And Shove It, Please Come To Boston, The Ride and many many more. As a metal head you might find it interesting that he collaborated with members of Pantera in 2006 on a Cowboy Metal project called 'Rebel Meets Rebel'. He has also worked with the country rap band The Moonshine Bandits. Speaking of the Moonshine Bandits you might like their military themed song 'Pass Me the Ammo' it's country "tinged" but maybe not exactly fit for this channel, although the video has some awesome footage of our American military forces in action. "Pass me the ammo ain't afraid to fight Pass me the ammo ain't afraid to cry Pass me the ammo ain't afraid to die I do it for my family and I do it for my pride"

[@WaymoresBlues]

@@BourbonCountryReacts " "I'm a cosmic cowboy A big time player I like Pantera, Kid Rock, and Slayer I like Ice-T the rapper I mean When it comes to drinkin' I like Jim Beam I play Washburn guitars with a rebel flag But I don't wear make-up or dress in drag I smoke a lot, I'm a whiskey drinker I ain't no hick songwriter I'm a pretty deep thinker I'm glad you came to see me put on a show My name is David Allan Coe I came to let you know"

[@stevebournite184]

I am glad you liked the bourbon, told you it was worth the wow. Definitely better than a blue crayon

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

Way better than blue. - Keith

[@rosemariediamond7855]

Another Trace Atkins song I think Keith would like is Arlington. Also You’re Gonna Miss This

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

Check that reaction out here:Trace Adkins Arlington | Metal / Rock Fan Reaction with Blanton's Bourbon kzbin.info/www/bejne/b2PFlGmwgbNpgqc

[@stevebournite184]

Steve has sent you numerous pricey bottles, I think on average 140 per bottle

[@stevebournite184]

Hahaha yes there is a citrus in the after palte.glad I could introduce you to Texas Bourdon, everything is bigger and better in Texas gents. And yes never under estimate the veteran. And a vet only discusses the bad with another vet

[@ffwr-109]

Try the song The Highwayman.

[@WildCat.JJD3]

They did that one... if you go to the video selection, go down to where it says 4 weeks ago you will see it

[@danivicious3490]

I'm a few months post Covid and I still can't taste citrus or apple at all. It really sucks because I'm post-op stomach surgery right now and one of the only things I can eat is applesauce and all I can taste is just sugar. **yuck**

[@mickismith6636]

Any small town diner or McDonald's every early morning. Cheers.

[@stevebournite184]

Or Hardee's, Jack's, what a burger, chick fi la.

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

Yep. This comment reminded me of witnessing that every single morning when I'm at Mid Ohio Race Course. Happens at the McD's in town. - Keith

[@mitchellwaters0706]

I was a marine 6 years ..missed desert storm..no combat...thank GOD..WANTED IT...GLAD NOW I DIDNT.i don't wanna kill anyone...met an old marine at my young sons basketball church tournament..he saw my usmc hat...we started talking..he was in vietnam...he just started telling me about being in hand to hand combat one night..having to take back a hill they had previously taken..and turned it over to the army...who lost it..and 3 of there dead soldiers...he was explecit...he was the young boys grandson playing against my son...his daughter sat beside him with mouth open and eyes wide, and said....daddy...you never told me about this......

[@stevebournite184]

Perfect song for one of the world's Perfect bourbons

[@stevebournite184]

That bourbon pairs perfectly with steak

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

I could see that. - Keith

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

mmmm steak -Dustin

[@mylanwright5948]

You guys keep this up and your not going to have a liver! Just kidding, enjoy!

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

#LifeGoals - Keith

[@stevebournite184]

Oh Arab the Ahad from 250 meters while performing overwatch

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

Not to make light, but I have one of those horrible/hilarious stories relayed to me by one of the guys from the groups about that... - Keith

[@stevebournite184]

@@BourbonCountryReacts which ODA

[@stevebournite184]

@@BourbonCountryReacts I probably trained em

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

No clue who he was attached to at the time, and even if I knew, it sure as shit wouldn't be going in youtube comments.

[@davidcampbell6079]

Where you from in West Virginia I'm from Logan County I went to school with the hatfields and mccoys there was a fist fight and a bloody nose on the playground every day And every boy carried a pocket knife If the truth be told some of the girls carried knives as well

[@karenmaynard7999]

Also from WV. Wayne county. I have relatives in and from Logan. This really is a small world we live in. 😊

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

I'm from CRW. And hell, I always assumed any girl I met from Logan, Mingo, or Wayne was armed with a knife at the very least. - Keith

[@taerdrop]

Oooh how about.....sound interpreter.

[@BourbonCountryReacts]

Hmm... seems like a reasonable title.