Michael Stumpf

And I'm just like, and I, I think my dad asked me, how are you doing? And I looked at him like, how the fuck does it look like I'm doing?

And I'm just like, and I, I think my dad asked me, how are you doing? And I looked at him like, how the fuck does it look like I'm doing?

Yeah, and he went back to class.

Yeah, and he went back to class.

Yeah, and he went back to class.

But they secured us from Hell Week, so he was there when they secured us from Hell Week. I was able to give him a hug. You go through a very robust medical check, and then you are put, you have, there's like a brown T-shirt waiting for you, a white T-shirt you wear before Hell Week, a brown T-shirt you wear after, so they don't say your name on it.

But they secured us from Hell Week, so he was there when they secured us from Hell Week. I was able to give him a hug. You go through a very robust medical check, and then you are put, you have, there's like a brown T-shirt waiting for you, a white T-shirt you wear before Hell Week, a brown T-shirt you wear after, so they don't say your name on it.

But they secured us from Hell Week, so he was there when they secured us from Hell Week. I was able to give him a hug. You go through a very robust medical check, and then you are put, you have, there's like a brown T-shirt waiting for you, a white T-shirt you wear before Hell Week, a brown T-shirt you wear after, so they don't say your name on it.

I think there was a Gatorade, big Gatorade, and a pizza sitting there waiting for you. And so you go through the medical check, you get that, and then you get sent to the barracks, and people are watching you sleep for about... The first 24 hours.

I think there was a Gatorade, big Gatorade, and a pizza sitting there waiting for you. And so you go through the medical check, you get that, and then you get sent to the barracks, and people are watching you sleep for about... The first 24 hours.

I think there was a Gatorade, big Gatorade, and a pizza sitting there waiting for you. And so you go through the medical check, you get that, and then you get sent to the barracks, and people are watching you sleep for about... The first 24 hours.

I have no recollection of either eating or drinking. You're a zombie.

I have no recollection of either eating or drinking. You're a zombie.

I have no recollection of either eating or drinking. You're a zombie.

I'm sure I probably ate some of it, but you just want to go to sleep.

I'm sure I probably ate some of it, but you just want to go to sleep.

I'm sure I probably ate some of it, but you just want to go to sleep.

And then what's crazy, I do remember this. You're so tired. You lay down and it almost feels like you can't sleep. And then you're like, and six hours has gone by. Yeah. And you really have to pee. And some people just, you know, didn't want to get up.

And then what's crazy, I do remember this. You're so tired. You lay down and it almost feels like you can't sleep. And then you're like, and six hours has gone by. Yeah. And you really have to pee. And some people just, you know, didn't want to get up.

And then what's crazy, I do remember this. You're so tired. You lay down and it almost feels like you can't sleep. And then you're like, and six hours has gone by. Yeah. And you really have to pee. And some people just, you know, didn't want to get up.