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So Mr. Nick, you, you flew in from, I've learned from Virginia. Yeah. So I live in a cold pepper, Virginia, which is about 70 miles outside of DC. So it's like close enough for the airport, but outside of blast radius, which is what I was going for. So perfect. Yeah. I said, they're kind of quasi hoping, but you get front seat tickets. Yeah. Like, Oh no, that's horrible.
And all of our country's problems are solved. Wait, honey, give me five more minutes.
And all of our country's problems are solved. Wait, honey, give me five more minutes.
And all of our country's problems are solved. Wait, honey, give me five more minutes.
It's not guarded right now. It's still the only things worth saving.
It's not guarded right now. It's still the only things worth saving.
It's not guarded right now. It's still the only things worth saving.
No, no, no.
No, no, no.
No, no, no.
No, no, that's exactly what happened. My drill sergeant just looked at me and said, you son, you son are a warrior. Yeah, like, no, that's not at all how it happened.
No, no, that's exactly what happened. My drill sergeant just looked at me and said, you son, you son are a warrior. Yeah, like, no, that's not at all how it happened.
No, no, that's exactly what happened. My drill sergeant just looked at me and said, you son, you son are a warrior. Yeah, like, no, that's not at all how it happened.
there was actually a lot of people making it through 18 x-ray at the height of the war because even though one of our principles is you can't mass produce soft apparently they wanted to test that during the height of the war period but no no i was um I went to infantry basic training, then airborne, then 82nd Airborne Division.
there was actually a lot of people making it through 18 x-ray at the height of the war because even though one of our principles is you can't mass produce soft apparently they wanted to test that during the height of the war period but no no i was um I went to infantry basic training, then airborne, then 82nd Airborne Division.
there was actually a lot of people making it through 18 x-ray at the height of the war because even though one of our principles is you can't mass produce soft apparently they wanted to test that during the height of the war period but no no i was um I went to infantry basic training, then airborne, then 82nd Airborne Division.
I was actually going to get out at the 82nd because it was peacetime army. What year was that? That was 90 β well, 2001 is when I reenlisted. So the crazy part was I looked at my wife, and I had reenlisted. I was in the 82nd Airborne, 2nd of the 325th.
I was actually going to get out at the 82nd because it was peacetime army. What year was that? That was 90 β well, 2001 is when I reenlisted. So the crazy part was I looked at my wife, and I had reenlisted. I was in the 82nd Airborne, 2nd of the 325th.
I was actually going to get out at the 82nd because it was peacetime army. What year was that? That was 90 β well, 2001 is when I reenlisted. So the crazy part was I looked at my wife, and I had reenlisted. I was in the 82nd Airborne, 2nd of the 325th.
I had, um, I just graduated ranger school and I came back and I said, all right, it's time to reenlist, but I'm going to go over to first battalion because they were going to Kosovo. And that was the closest thing to a war going on. And so, um, I got it all approved because, you know, when your first enlistment, they let you go kind of anywhere.