Real Deal: 5 Squares for keeping the Arrow on Target.

Some have asked if the Cast were analogous to the characters of Archer who would each person represent. Actually no one has asked this question but still it must be answered! First off we have the Fearless Leader, Shawn, He would best represent Sterling Archer himself. Brash yet calculated, Inebriated but still accurate, and well versed with relations of younger women. Savage would obviously be Cyril Figgis, often forgotten and more often disregarded as he drones on about facts and figures. The venerable Nick Lynch would serve well as a male Lana Kane. Ready to dual wield Tec-9s from his shoulder holsters, the side kick of Archer, and ready to kill at all costs. Aaron would be Dr. Algernop Krieger, pedigree in question and morally ambiguous at best and of course the shared last name. And finally we have to address Jeremy, who is reading this now and clearly does not want to be here but alas he gets the job done. Jeremy would be Ray Gillette. The homosexual, admittedly competent member if ISIS who comes from the back woods of the Eastern US who is always there to offer counterpoint to Archer.

So there we have it. I enjoy the banter of the cast and the occasional knowledge they espouse.

— Anonymous listener

Bsecki28: On the episode Bird Turglar y’all talked about the Savage suppressors and they’re actual really good cans and are currently being produced by maxim defense. Anyways this is the best show out there I’ve listened for years. Jeremy might be a cunt but he’s still better than listening to Aaron have borderline liberal opinions

— Anonymous listener

David L: +2 additional stars (7 stars total). The show has been so amazing since Savage is gone. You guys have barely mentioned reddit or giggled at strange times. Can we try the same thing with Aaron? That would be the only thing to make the show better at this point.
#fuckaaron #fucksavage #fuckfudds

— Anonymous listener

Jesse E: I felt that many of the other reviewers are too soft on some of the cast members so i would like to offer a more accurate description. Shawn - The owner, so obviously the most concerned with creating a professional and quality show, but failure is nothing new to shawn. Nick shows up most weeks and got put in charge of one of the most intersting segments the show had ever seen, Gun Fights. It proved too stressfull for his belly they changed the format into a picture show on an audio podcast. Now Nick's only real goal is to dethrone Matt lou-rose-see-ear as the FRN's most boring podcaster. Aaron is a totally normal dude who plays a character of a retarded jackass on the show. Inversely Jeremy is a retarded jackass who plays a normal dude on the show. Through years of listening to the show I 100% believe that Jeremy did infact grow up in a group home, but as a patient and not the son of the owners. That is just was the manager "his mom" and the janitor "his dad" told him to make Jeremy feel special. It was a sad day when Mr Derek got fired for finger blasting the lunch lady during his smoke break. Jeremy being an incompetent cunt would never understand this so they had a mock funeral for "his dad" or Mr. Postive Derek as the kids all called him. Jeremy had imprinted on the kind old man and created stories in his head of him being a gun guy, probably from all the hushed rumors of Mr. Positive Dereks finger blasting. The mock funeral was very beliveable because there was a therapy dog from the group home that did need to buried. Jeremy responded well to the therapy dogs at first, until he found that ssb. After that discovery the poor dogs never last more than a few months at the home. No one wants to tell Jeremy the truth on account of them all being afraid of the retard strength. Savage was the aforementioned therapy dog. Sometimes John Patton shows up on the show and when he does Shawn turns in a little kid whose older cousin just rolled into town. That is the fairest review i can write, but to simplify it for sweet stupid Jeremy, 5 Squares.

— Anonymous listener

Toad Licker: Sweet molly McGee. Also great show. Entering for free shit. Could use more purple content.

— Anonymous listener

KY Horseman: Need free holster
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Me want holster
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Free holster
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Great show
Free holster

— Anonymous listener

Chuck P: This show keeps us old fudds up to date with what's happening in the gun world. It is entertaining, irreverent, and mostly educational. The cast has become like the bunch of crazy in-laws that you have to deal with weekly instead of once a year at Thanksgiving. I would like to be considered for the giveaway holster.

— Anonymous listener

Ben Dover: Love the podcast and look forward to listening in every week. I especially appreciate being able to trust the sponsor companies of the show. Keep it up boys

P.S. Jeremy is a cunt

— Anonymous listener

Boonegump: Enjoy the show and just wanted to ask what y’all thought about a 350 legend ar15 with a Swampfox Blade? I’m going to try it deer hunting with dogs because the scope last year was too much scope. Should it hold up and be good for running shots? Keep up the good work!

— Anonymous listener

Justin: Best podcast

— Anonymous listener

Happens: Love it .

— Anonymous listener

J2Shortt: I created this review of ALL the WLS reviews by copying the reviews into 16 pieces of 15,000 charecters each and then having CHATGPT create a review of the reviews and then generate a review.
I HAVE NOT READ THIS, I AM LAZY AND AM PUTTING ALL OF MY FAITH INTO PAPA GPT

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Summary of "We Like Shooting" Podcast Reviews
Overview
"We Like Shooting" is a vibrant and often chaotic firearms podcast featuring a unique blend of personalities: Shawn, Aaron, Nick, Jeremy, and occasionally Savage. The show is known for its humorous and irreverent take on firearms discussions, coupled with diverse conversations that keep listeners engaged.

Host Dynamics

Shawn: Often compared to the essential elements of a meal, he's viewed as the "white bread" that holds the show together, providing stability amid chaos.
Aaron: The "smartass" of the group, his quick wit elicits both laughter and frustration from listeners.
Nick: The quiet observer, he offers insightful commentary and is likened to "grits," a versatile addition that complements the other hosts.
Jeremy: Described as both a “raging psychopath” and a “hero,” he brings intense energy and rants that resonate with many fans.
Savage: Compared to a banana pepper, he adds flavor but can be overwhelming in large doses.
Audience Reception
Listeners appreciate the comedic interactions and informal atmosphere, often highlighting the laughter that ensues from the show's dynamic. However, some note the humorous banter can be so engaging that it risks embarrassing them at work. The show is recognized for its rich discussions, covering both technical and entertaining aspects of firearms and related topics, which keep fans coming back for more.

Positive Feedback
Many reviews praise the show's informative content, humor, and the evolving segments like “Family Fudd,” “Hot Seat,” and “Gunfight.” Reviewers express enthusiasm for the show’s entertaining nature, with frequent calls for more of Jeremy's rants and a celebration of the show’s lively spirit.

Conclusion
Overall, "We Like Shooting" garners strong support from its audience, with ratings reflecting a deep appreciation for the hosts' chemistry and the blend of humor and firearms knowledge. The podcast is celebrated as a staple for firearms enthusiasts and those seeking a good laugh.

PS..... JEREMY IS A CUNT
#DEATHTOTHEJEW

— Anonymous listener