In Honor Of Mike Day: Decorated Navy SEAL & American Hero (2020)

<div>NOTE: Today’s TNQP episode is a rebroadcast of our episode featuring Navy SEAL Mike Day. We bring it you in his honor and memory.<br> <br> Navy SEALS Mike Day and Marcus Luttrell engage in the graphic details of an unbelievable event that Mike, against all odds, survived. He took 27 rounds of an AK-47 pounding while on a mission in Fallujah, and lived to tell about it. When Mike shares his unparalleled true story, you won’t stop listening till the end. It’s a totally captivating series of events, told by the man who lived it.<br> <br> <strong>In this episode you will hear:<br> </strong>• Fear’s either gonna lock you up, or it’s gonna tighten you up. I’m not saying go <br> out and do ridiculous shit every day, but its good to do stuff that scares you, <br> because if its good, it’s a tiny bit past what your comfort level is, and that’s how <br> you build resilience, you just get out of your comfort level.<br> • I humbly submit myself as an example. (17:00) <br> • The only reason anybody knows me is because I got shot too many times. (17:20)<br> • I would make sure people were asleep before I went out; it was a lot safer. (21:54)<br> • The worst part about being over there is not actually doing the op, it’s getting to <br> and from. That’s where you get all messed up. (25:50)<br> • A door in a room means something. (26:50)<br> • When you blow stuff up, people wake up and they want to start shooting at <br> you. (27:09)<br> • It’s really hard to kill a dog with one shot. (27:40)<br> • I’ve walked through suburban areas in Iraq, with forty dogs barking at me, and <br> nobody wakes up. (27:49)<br> • It’s amazing that twenty people can see the same thing, and see something <br> totally different. (30:41)<br> • Literally from the time I dropped my right foot in that room, to the time I hit the <br> ground, to the first guy that I killed, might have been five seconds – it seemed  <br> like minutes to me. (31:41)<br> • A round went through the of the foot of the magazine – blew the hand grips off <br> the magazine. I