John Reeves

I feel like, but I'm not the only one. You know what I mean? I feel like where I was in the Army is full of guys just like that. A hundred percent. Yeah.

Yeah. Well, I think it works like this. I never heard it as an extra gear, but here's the way I always equated it. You know you're going to get a beating, and it's coming at 5 o'clock. You know after dinner they're going to be hammered, and this is another argument and fight, and it's a pattern, right? And you know this as a kid, right?

Yeah. Well, I think it works like this. I never heard it as an extra gear, but here's the way I always equated it. You know you're going to get a beating, and it's coming at 5 o'clock. You know after dinner they're going to be hammered, and this is another argument and fight, and it's a pattern, right? And you know this as a kid, right?

Yeah. Well, I think it works like this. I never heard it as an extra gear, but here's the way I always equated it. You know you're going to get a beating, and it's coming at 5 o'clock. You know after dinner they're going to be hammered, and this is another argument and fight, and it's a pattern, right? And you know this as a kid, right?

And what happens is you've got to take that beating and then put your church clothes on. We're going to church. You know what I mean? Yeah. And the truth is, is like a mom. Uh, I think my, my brother more than me, but, uh, I think my mom actually had him convinced that we were super bad kids.

And what happens is you've got to take that beating and then put your church clothes on. We're going to church. You know what I mean? Yeah. And the truth is, is like a mom. Uh, I think my, my brother more than me, but, uh, I think my mom actually had him convinced that we were super bad kids.

And what happens is you've got to take that beating and then put your church clothes on. We're going to church. You know what I mean? Yeah. And the truth is, is like a mom. Uh, I think my, my brother more than me, but, uh, I think my mom actually had him convinced that we were super bad kids.

And like, you know, we were, I don't know, a couple of years ago I was like, you know, like you ever met an actual bad, like four or six or eight year old.

And like, you know, we were, I don't know, a couple of years ago I was like, you know, like you ever met an actual bad, like four or six or eight year old.

And like, you know, we were, I don't know, a couple of years ago I was like, you know, like you ever met an actual bad, like four or six or eight year old.

Right. And then it was kind of like, yeah, I think it was an eye opener for him, but like it was always our fault.

Right. And then it was kind of like, yeah, I think it was an eye opener for him, but like it was always our fault.

Right. And then it was kind of like, yeah, I think it was an eye opener for him, but like it was always our fault.

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Yeah. Well, I'll tell you, that was the army for me. Like the first time I ever felt like. like I fit in or I was with people like me was when I was in Ranger Battalion.