Scott Jones

And he goes, yeah, I know you passed because I was getting messages from people saying you're a faggot.

So, yeah, like, yeah, got through.

Yeah.

Off to Rio.

How long was that selection?

Five weeks?

Five weeks or so, yeah.

I think a few weeks longer than the SAS one, I think it is.

But, yeah, it was.

Harder, one would say.

Twice as long, twice as hard.

That's what I say.

But, yeah, we got through it and, yeah, just went down to Sydney for the reinforcement cycle.

Now, a lot of the Cat Bs, a lot of the Sigs that become qualified, this is the point of contention where a lot of, as you know, a lot of shooters will say, ah, Sky Joe's just a Sig, you know.

It's like, yeah, I am.

So back in the day, the Cat Bs only had to do certain portions of selection.

You only had to do like the ACQB four-week shooting package and then like say demolitions course, you only had to do the first two days where you learn how to safely like blow up a little baby charge like the size of a matchstick, right?

Because that's not your dedicated role.

That's right.

So you just need to be comfortable around that stuff.