Back after a holiday break, Jesse and Chad catch up on the Midwest ice storm, President Trump, Jesse's health scare, Marlboro Merch from the 90s, hippie encounters, and so much more.

Jesse May lived life on the edge, leading him to being sentenced to 87 months in federal prison. Jesse will share stories from his reckless past and how he progressed from prison to successful entrepreneur in 5 years. He does not condone or recommend any reckless behavior shared in these stories.https://www.mayexcavating.com/Follow us on social media:Tiktok : / reckless.success Instagram: @RecklessSuccessIntro song: Put Em in They Place by Matt Cormanwww.mattcorman.com

Jesse shares stories about tormenting his stepdad while living in his parent's basement during his drug using days. Then, Jesse and Lesa give an update on the commercial projects they've been working on for the excavating business.

Jesse May lived life on the edge, leading him to being sentenced to 87 months in federal prison. Jesse will share stories from his reckless past and how he progressed from prison to successful entrepreneur in 5 years. He does not condone or recommend any reckless behavior shared in these stories. https://www.mayexcavating.com/ Follow us on social media: Tiktok : / reckless.success Instagram: @RecklessSuccess Intro song: Put Em in They Place by Matt Corman www.mattcorman.com

Jesse is joined by new friend Chris Boland who served 12 years in Federal Prison in Texas after a wild ride in his 20s. They share about their time in prison, the halfway house, and acclimating to life outside prison walls. Special Background Guest Teddy Brown.

Jesse May lived life on the edge, leading him to being sentenced to 87 months in federal prison. Jesse will share stories from his reckless past and how he progressed from prison to successful entrepreneur in 5 years. He does not condone or recommend any reckless behavior shared in these stories. https://www.mayexcavating.com/ Follow us on social media: Tiktok : / reckless.success Instagram: @RecklessSuccess Intro song: Put Em in They Place by Matt Corman www.mattcorman.com