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Robert Patron's "Inspiring" Abu Ghraib Backstory
from #228 - Candace Owens | The Tim Dillon Show · #228
2 min
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Tim mockingly reads the supposedly inspiring origin story of Sheath Underwear's founder, joking that he was a leash specialist for dogs at Abu Ghraib before starting the company.
- Robert spent 10 years as a neo-Nazi militia member, then decided to make underwear because he realized he didn't hate Jews, just chafing.
- Robert Patton is a veteran who served as a guard at Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq.
- Tim describes Patton as the "leash specialist" at Abu Ghraib—a German Shepherd trainer for the prison.
- Patton then worked at a restaurant called Guantanamo Bay, presumably as a busboy doing water service.
- Tim theorizes they were giving dogs to Iraqi children and Patton was in charge of leashing them and handing out puppies to families.