Brandon Herrera

It's not too bad.

Three weeks into that AO.

And then it's like, Oh shit.

IAD just killed somebody.

Bomber just killed three people.

And then a vehicle rolled over in the river and killed another person.

Yeah.

And you're just trying to stay positive during the entire time and keeping that mindset and then keeping everyone else positive, which is the fucking hardest thing.

You said, okay, taking the broken vehicle back was the worst decision of your life.

Why do you feel that?

Because in my head, that I think was... You're looking at it as just a negative.

Like it was the worst decision.

But at the end, you don't know if you were there for five more minutes.

Like a round hits you and now you're not doing what you did.

I think it's the potential, but the people that do step up.

well that to grasp that that is because i i get your side too because it is hard because you look at it as the worst day of your life and the you look at it as a failure and it is like it's that battle with yourself you're like fuck dude like you would give that medal in a heartbeat to have your guys back for sure fucking instantly you're like for sure any day of the week

but you still saved how many fucking lives i don't know how many like and then how many families that that individual those that one dude you say that two three four like all those people you saved how many kids did they have all those lives you affected and now you have generations of individuals

that you made that change.

You brought life to that family.

You brought them home to be with their family.