AG Gregoroff

All my SEAL buddies have done zero water missions in all their careers.

But all the stuff you see in the videos, we would do all that stuff like all the time just for fun.

So that's the training they put us through.

It's easy.

It's a piece of cake.

I think the S and the E is sea and then it's air and then it's land.

And they're trained to do that, but that was like World War II, or sorry, that was Cold War, you know, 80s, 90s.

Swim up, put like a limpet mine or something on like an enemy vessel, blow it up, you know, things like that.

They can do all those things, but it's...

they're more utilized, like drop them in a helicopter, kick a door.

And they're like a very specialized SWAT team that you could put in, you know, cause you know what the SWAT teams are like, except you're doing that in foreign countries, which is super difficult.

Tons of Intel.

You got to gather like just all kinds of, it's a nightmare.

So your car will float for a long time.

So you hit the water.

First thing you do is roll down the window, unbelt and just get out right away because you'll float for a really long time.

Right.

If it starts to fill with water, like the water's coming through the window, you have to wait for it to fully, fully fill before you get out.

If you're trying to get in against the forest, you try to open your door.

It's not happening.