I Gave The Podcast 'Real Life, Real Crime' A One Star

I was just looking through the podcasts I listen to and saw an episode of Real Life, Real Crime. I haven't listened to podcast as much over the past month or so so I kind of forgot about it until a little while ago.

When I first started listening to this podcast, I figured it was a dude from South Louisiana telling stories about when he was a cop. The podcast wasn't the most professional, but the guy doing it was an amateur. I rarely rate podcast, but grading on a scale I figured I would throw him a 5 star.

Fast forward to a little over a month ago I was listening to an episode and it hit me. He said something that made him sound like he was one of those arrogant type cops who love to show off their power.

The one thing that he said that made me start disliking the podcast is.. He was telling some story and he was like "My favorite thing was drug bust. One night shifts I knew right away if someone was running drugs, but if it was a few hours before our shift was over we didn't go after them. We would get in a dark parking lot and me and some of the other deputies would take our guns and see who could draw at each other the fastest. We checked each others guns to make sure they were unloaded". I am paraphrasing, but first.. That is something the stereotypical a-hole cop seems like he would say.. Then, if I was a cop, I'd be pissed because this dude is on a podcast telling all of "our secrets". Sort of like telling everyone what goes on in the lockeroom.

Anyone else ever tried to listen to this podcast and realized it was pure shite?