When I was in elementary school, they had a father and son night at my school, and my dad took me to father and son night, and they had the paraprofessionals from the scouting organization came and signed up children for the Cub Scouts. So my dad signed me up for the Cub Scouts, and I became a Cub scouts. And at the time, we were having meetings at a church, and something happened with the church, and we started having them at then mother's house
And that's finding out how to successfully build a shelter, how to navigate, how to build a fire, how to carve, how to use a knife, like all these credentials and acquiring these quote unquote skill sets and testing and being. Getting these merits. And it was very valuable in teaching me how to apply myself. And anyway, I know you know exactly what I'm talking about because obviously you just spoke to it
Tim Robinson
@takeitfromtim · 4:29
When I listen to you, I also listen to you being a scout overseas and living on the different military bases and the different experiences. And I'm like, wow, I could just imagine some of the sceneries and the sights that you've seen traveling over the world in scouting. I mean, it just seems like it would have been very awesome just to see those things, because when you come from the states, a lot of times your camping experiences are pretty local