Mitch

Um, I certainly did.

Um, so yeah, we made, made reservations and, uh, I got to the hotel.

I had, uh, it was sort of hard to find, but once I found it, I sort of recognized it cause it was, uh,

that was actually the barracks that I had when I was there in, in AIT training, but they converted it.

So, uh, yeah, that was pretty cool.

All of a sudden staying in the same barracks.

Um, really nice place, by the way, wonderful beds.

Um, but yeah, I check in and as I'm doing that, um, you can tell that there's regular, uh, military people, um, uh, young kids that are there.

Um,

probably just checking into posts, stuff like that.

There were a couple people that stood out, and they're a little bit older, and as I'm checking in, one guy that was sitting on the couch, he just had a sheen to him.

Looked like he had a professional military sheen to him, if I had to guess.

You know, being a Special Forces guy,

I would have guessed that he's ex special forces, probably doing, you know, something down there, probably contract.

Uh, he was definitely waiting on something and age about just so we can get a description age.

You know, I'd say 30, 33 to 40 about there, give or take.

Um, you know, I wasn't there to check out people, um, or check ID cards.

Um,

I just happened to know him and veterans, especially SF guys.

When you notice somebody like that, I almost had the impression so much so that I was going to go up and ask him what group he was with and say hi and thank him for his service.