Brandon Tseng

At least, you know, probably the same for you when you guys were like going through it.

But you experience just like in that community, you see a lot of death.

Like more than any, like I've been to more, right?

You go to a ton of memorials, like a lot of funerals.

And you just, that's something that I don't think the public realizes.

Like, oh, it's 21, 22, 23-year-old young men are just...

you know, in those first couple of years go into a ton.

The week before we graduated SQT, extortion happened.

And one of our classmates, Brock, his brother, Heath, was on that airplane, right?

And so it's like very real.

You know, we check into SEAL Team 7.

I think it's Mike Tatham.

He, you know, was, you know, he died in R&R, right?

Um, you know, but he was deployed to Afghanistan during that time.

And so you just like, you're like, I thought that was kind of a, you know, when I reflect back and think about it, that's something I don't think, um, like thankful to, to be part of the teams, but a lot of people don't get to, you know, that's like one of the things that I think helps shape you as like a young man being around, uh, you know, all of, you know, war, death, all of it.

So, yeah.

Yeah.

What was it like checking into seven for you?

It was good.

Again, those guys were deployed.