Ron White

I would make a house in my brain, and the house would be China.

And this room would be China's aircraft carriers.

This room would be China's aircraft.

This room would be other important details that I wanted to know about China's military.

Well, then I got 10 pieces of furniture mapped out in this room.

So now I take the 10 facts about the aircraft carriers, the shape of them, the size, the capabilities, whatever that I think is important to know,

And I memorized them around those 10 pieces of furniture.

The next room, the 10 features of their aircraft, I would want to know.

So I'd have facts about this house is China.

This house is Iran.

This house is another country.

And so I really did breeze through that training.

They would give me the test, and the test would be something in regards to what's the capability of this aircraft in Iran's arsenal?

How far can it fly on a tank of gas?

How far can its weapons go?

And I would just think back to that room in that house, and boom, answer the question.

So it really did help me, mainly in my training.

It helped a little bit prior to getting in the country of Afghanistan because I would read books on Afghanistan and I just memorized certain facts about it.

Massoud was the leader of the Northern Alliance, right?

So I would know little facts like that to just give me context on the country.