Gary Brecka

Okay.

Um, so I had like a seven month waiting period until I left for basic training.

And, um,

Yeah.

It was, you know, I actually, we were talking about this.

I think I was talking to Kyle or somebody yesterday while you were running.

I was like, there was no, like I was a child.

Like I can't, we were talking about something.

And I had no clue.

Like I didn't even know, I didn't know how to do like, you know, I mean, I knew how to do laundry, but you know what I mean?

Like, like, like,

I don't know how to wake up on my own.

You know, like when you're 18, you can't find your ass with both hands.

And like when I got there and that was my first time ever away from my mom.

And obviously through the single motherhood to my brother, to all that trauma, like that fuck, like that got me being away.

And like, that was hard.

And, you know, basic training, they just, you know, they break you down.

And it took me, it probably took me a little bit over a month to really adapt and be like, oh, like, I'm not leaving.

Like, I made this choice and like, I'm here.

This is it.