Dakota Meyer

You do know that good people can still get up in leadership positions.

And still doing what's right can still get you there.

I think all leaders should look around and see where his loyalty lies.

Because I've always felt like with him, he never looked at it as if he was in charge of people.

He looked at it as if he was responsible for people.

Yeah, and, you know, he had a Sergeant Major over there at that time, too.

His name was Sergeant Major Carabello, and he was a hammer.

I mean, like, you know what I mean?

So, like, you know, he was a hammer.

He had his guys, like, put—I seen the Army.

They were walking around with their—yeah, I mean, like, none of us— First off, there is no desert or jungle like where we were at, you know, but he had them running around with—

they put that netting yeah on their helmets oh yeah yeah like that like they cut it out and they had it like all zip tied to it and I'm like yeah this is badass you know like out in the fucking yeah we're in Afghanistan right I mean but like but it was just like they were just you know it was just a statement it was just a statement you know Sergeant Major doing Sergeant Major shit yeah

Yeah.

Yeah.

The guys would get so pissed off about it.

They'd be like, Oh, you know, his name is, his name is Jim Carabello.

Right.

And so like, uh, they call it uncle Jimmy hair, you know, I got my uncle Jimmy hair on my shit.

You know what I mean?

But it was like, you know, looking back, it was pretty bad ass.