Ep 348: Ramblin’ Wreck From Georgia Tech

In Ep. 348 of the LMTYWYW Podcast, Ken and Dave discuss The Penny case, the UnitedHealthcare murder, federal employees heading back to the office, a flag apology, screwing around at the VA, Perdue to China, and flying trash.

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Ep 348: Ramblin’ Wreck From Georgia Tech

In Ep. 348 Ken and Dave discuss The Penny case, the UnitedHealthcare murder, federal employees heading back to the office, a flag apology, screwing around at the VA, Perdue to China, and flying trash.

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DAVID ROBERTS

A native of South Florida, David Roberts moved to Georgia in his teens. He joined the Army at 18 as a Psychological Operations Specialist and served six years in that role. After he left active duty, Dave served in both Reserve and Guard components. Dave also worked for Wachovia and SouthTrust banks as a business banker and Assistant Vice President. A few mergers led Dave to join his brother, Rob, in the HVAC trade. Eventually, after several years of learning under his older brother, Dave left to go out on his own. In 2016, he started DR COOL Heating and Air in Dallas, GA.

Being a prominent business owner in Paulding County affords Dave the privilege of serving his community while involving himself in politics. Calling himself a “Republitarian,” Dave was invited to host The Let Me Tell You Why You’re Wrong Podcast in 2018.

Ken Pullin

Ken Pullin lives in Pike County with his wife, Shelby, of 20 years. They have two children, Luke and Libby, and a dog, Marley. He works in Business Development for Fintech Payments company and served in the Georgia House of Representatives from 2019-2020. He joined the show in March 2023.

*Opinions expressed on the show reflect the views of the commentators and any guests, not those of The Georgia Virtue.

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