John Fussell

He went to the chaplain corps in about two seconds.

He went to the chaplain corps in about two seconds.

No, no, for sure.

No, no, for sure.

No, no, for sure.

Yeah, it's all basically the same thing. And again, it's a million plus dollars to get a brand new guy on board. Work with them, make it work.

Yeah, it's all basically the same thing. And again, it's a million plus dollars to get a brand new guy on board. Work with them, make it work.

Yeah, it's all basically the same thing. And again, it's a million plus dollars to get a brand new guy on board. Work with them, make it work.

But Buds gets you someone who is just hard as nails, who's never going to quit no matter what. It's such a weird physical... I don't think when guys are like, oh, it's the best shape of my life coming out of Buds. For me, that's kind of a red flag. I'm like, I don't think you've ever been in really good shape if that was a great shape for you. You're over-trained.

But Buds gets you someone who is just hard as nails, who's never going to quit no matter what. It's such a weird physical... I don't think when guys are like, oh, it's the best shape of my life coming out of Buds. For me, that's kind of a red flag. I'm like, I don't think you've ever been in really good shape if that was a great shape for you. You're over-trained.

But Buds gets you someone who is just hard as nails, who's never going to quit no matter what. It's such a weird physical... I don't think when guys are like, oh, it's the best shape of my life coming out of Buds. For me, that's kind of a red flag. I'm like, I don't think you've ever been in really good shape if that was a great shape for you. You're over-trained.

If I told you to put a refrigerator on your back and walk up and down a flight of steps until I come back, you would be able to do that. But you're not in a Your hip flexors are smoked.

If I told you to put a refrigerator on your back and walk up and down a flight of steps until I come back, you would be able to do that. But you're not in a Your hip flexors are smoked.

If I told you to put a refrigerator on your back and walk up and down a flight of steps until I come back, you would be able to do that. But you're not in a Your hip flexors are smoked.

But that's what they're looking for. They want something that's like, hey, you're running, you know, I ran way too many miles on stress fractured legs and pushed it. I should have rolled way earlier than I did, but I was terrified of getting kicked out. So I sucked it up as long as I possibly could. Super common. And then, yeah, you're just trashing yourself. But.

But that's what they're looking for. They want something that's like, hey, you're running, you know, I ran way too many miles on stress fractured legs and pushed it. I should have rolled way earlier than I did, but I was terrified of getting kicked out. So I sucked it up as long as I possibly could. Super common. And then, yeah, you're just trashing yourself. But.

But that's what they're looking for. They want something that's like, hey, you're running, you know, I ran way too many miles on stress fractured legs and pushed it. I should have rolled way earlier than I did, but I was terrified of getting kicked out. So I sucked it up as long as I possibly could. Super common. And then, yeah, you're just trashing yourself. But.

So, let's see, I did, again, because of my prior enlisted time. So we went to Iraq with Team 4 for my platoon commander. We did a regular workup, and then about maybe two-thirds of the way through the workup, they're like, hey, you're doing PSD. And we're like, yay. No one was very excited about that. Did you ever do any of that? The personal security details?

So, let's see, I did, again, because of my prior enlisted time. So we went to Iraq with Team 4 for my platoon commander. We did a regular workup, and then about maybe two-thirds of the way through the workup, they're like, hey, you're doing PSD. And we're like, yay. No one was very excited about that. Did you ever do any of that? The personal security details?

So, let's see, I did, again, because of my prior enlisted time. So we went to Iraq with Team 4 for my platoon commander. We did a regular workup, and then about maybe two-thirds of the way through the workup, they're like, hey, you're doing PSD. And we're like, yay. No one was very excited about that. Did you ever do any of that? The personal security details?