@@tsipher Ah I remember that time when I had Shit loads of chili tuna fish and mountain dew cans stashed in my bag, when people got the word they wanted to buy that shit like 6x the normal price. Had to keep it all to myself tho cause it was a long training camp.
As fucked as Trombley was in the head, he still comes off as innocent, almost like no ones every tried to put any sense in his head. Really feel for his character, so lost and ostracized he just keeps digging himself deeper into the identity given to him. Makes me wonder how many soldiers are really like him
I've seen that kind of thing before. People have trouble fitting in so they do things that they think the group will enjoy, fuck it up, and then embrace the derogatory persona they build for him. You hate to see it.
17.6 veterans committed suicide per day from 2005 (Fallujah), to 2018. in 2012, 176 were killed in action and 177 killed themselves at home and those are only the official registered numbers from the VA, so that may give you an idea... It fucked up... And the last program to help them stalled and died in congress two years ago despite both parties supporting it...
It was so he could bargain for his girlfriend. A heinous act to trade the pure and innocent Y(J)asmine but the horrors from the war in Iraq have made him a man who knows his shadow and is ready to do anything. And now that he sees a way to reunite with his degraded and used love of his life he is ready to do anything.
It's actually super ironic that Ray says it that way... because it's correct, and I wouldn't expect his character to know that Ettore Boiardi started using the phonetic "Boy-ar-dee" because Americans couldn't pronounce the Italian name.
The character acting/writing in this show is fantastic. Ever since Walt shot the driver at the roadblock, he was quiet, uninvolved in conversation, and didn't seem to want to raise his weapon anymore.
The actor did a great job of turning into a psychological casualty. Interestingly enough, Nate Fick talks about going through some of this when he was in OIC. He and a few others were supposed to represent psychological casualties, but the other officers were not told of this so that they could be exposed to it and learn how to deal with it. Unsurprisingly, no one dealt with it very well. Fick felt bad about being withdrawn and uninvolved and ended up telling everyone what was going on. Just thought that was interesting enough to share.
Thats bevause the writing is just what these guys actually felt and ecperienced, most of the marines involved were consulted on both the book and tv show, and the actors were cast for their personality not appereance, so the whole show feels very natural
Per the book, after he got out of the Marines he heard his unit was redeploying. He got super drunk and called the CO's(or might have been another higher ranking officer) home phone to tell him he was coming back. He was told it was best he stayed a civilian and was hung up on.
Was never deployed to the Middle East, but did serve overseas. This scene reminds of the time I pulled out a Newport cigarette I’d been saving. In the field longer than planned, everyone ran out of smokes. Must’ve been 10-15 dudes huddled up, all passing this one Newport Short around, savoring every drag lol. I probably only got 2 puffs from it, but damn it was nice to share with all my brothers
Had a very similar moment. And I remember our 1SG came by and we let him take a puff. And then we all flipped when he took another drag of it. Luckily our Chaplin Assistant had another cartoon hidden for us
Eating a can of Beefaroni right now, souped up with MSG, shredded cheese, chili flakes, and sesame seeds. The trick is not to overheat it so the noodles stay firm. Pretty damn good once in a while if drunk!
They don't discuss this in the show but evan wright actually went on thus assignment to try and clean himself up. If i remember wright he had been fighting a pretty bad drinking habit. He had also done alot of stories on "rough and tumble" types. Its been awhile since i read the book though.
One day, some of the kids from the neighborhood carried my mother’s groceries all the way home. You know why? It was outta respect for the grooming standard.
I'm eating a can of Chef Boyardee right now; this some pretty gross stuff. Then again, if I'd been eating nothing but MRE's for weeks on end, I'd probably put in a good word for the chef myself.
Chef Boyardee by itself isn’t good, it’s just the base. It’s up to you to add the flavor; the cheese, the spice, the add ons. It’s makes it 10x better when you dress it up
I take cans of ravioli with me every time I go to the field and treasure it. Can of monster and ravioli was a feast at NTC. Also, great hiding spot for secret stashes in a humvee is the hollow spot under the rear seats since they latch on with clips.
Old comment but watch "the foods that made america" on history channel almost every company old enough has a piece on ww2. Hersheys, frito lay etc. Cheetos came to be because the head of frito lay bought 20 tons of surplus dehydrated cheese on a gamble and had to figure some use for it.
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Every time I buy chef boyardee I keep on hearing "Chef boyardee, the Master"
Chef boils your knee
Civilian food gives me the munchies
He is the Master of Munchies
Same, since 2007
As is tradition
"damn Brad, what else you got hidden in the humvee...a fat chick?"
Writing on point.
What he doesn't realize... The Humvee is the fat chick... and everyone is ridin' her.
@@prodigallink fr
@@unknownpla3r128 that always happens
ha ha
This bag is worth a lot of fucking money in the marines with those things inside, I can tell you that.
***** Around 20 I'd say.
In the Marines, having a bag of Chef Boyardee and Juggs, would make you the most powerful man in the company
same with the Army, had a 12 pack of Pepsi tucked away in my MRAP in 2012, when word got around, even my SL wanted to buy the bag.
I'd let it go to auction. Drunk Marines and an auction of this would be a veritable goldmine.
@@tsipher Ah I remember that time when I had Shit loads of chili tuna fish and mountain dew cans stashed in my bag, when people got the word they wanted to buy that shit like 6x the normal price. Had to keep it all to myself tho cause it was a long training camp.
As fucked as Trombley was in the head, he still comes off as innocent, almost like no ones every tried to put any sense in his head. Really feel for his character, so lost and ostracized he just keeps digging himself deeper into the identity given to him. Makes me wonder how many soldiers are really like him
I've seen that kind of thing before. People have trouble fitting in so they do things that they think the group will enjoy, fuck it up, and then embrace the derogatory persona they build for him. You hate to see it.
17.6 veterans committed suicide per day from 2005 (Fallujah), to 2018. in 2012, 176 were killed in action and 177 killed themselves at home and those are only the official registered numbers from the VA, so that may give you an idea... It fucked up... And the last program to help them stalled and died in congress two years ago despite both parties supporting it...
@@MrDeath5300 fallujah was in 2004 not 2005
@Commander Cody shut up loser
@aexton rebal well no shit, everyone knows in America when you suck at life, you can go overseas to blame it on someone else
I like how Rollin Stone tried to grab that Juggs mag.
I think it was to be apart of the group and fit in. He wasn't really after it. That was my view anyway.
That's exactly the vibe I got from it too.
It was so he could bargain for his girlfriend.
A heinous act to trade the pure and innocent Y(J)asmine but the horrors from the war in Iraq have made him a man who knows his shadow and is ready to do anything. And now that he sees a way to reunite with his degraded and used love of his life he is ready to do anything.
@@JohnTrustworthy haha best comment
@@JohnTrustworthy Poetry
The way ray says "chef boy-yardy." Instead of chef-boy-are-dee." Always got me.
It's actually super ironic that Ray says it that way... because it's correct, and I wouldn't expect his character to know that Ettore Boiardi started using the phonetic "Boy-ar-dee" because Americans couldn't pronounce the Italian name.
chef boyARdee
@@SquallSeeD31 That is really funny. The details in this show are great!
A Cleveland Legend. Yeah ray pronounced it right
Both things that you said are phonetically identical???????
The character acting/writing in this show is fantastic. Ever since Walt shot the driver at the roadblock, he was quiet, uninvolved in conversation, and didn't seem to want to raise his weapon anymore.
The actor did a great job of turning into a psychological casualty. Interestingly enough, Nate Fick talks about going through some of this when he was in OIC. He and a few others were supposed to represent psychological casualties, but the other officers were not told of this so that they could be exposed to it and learn how to deal with it. Unsurprisingly, no one dealt with it very well. Fick felt bad about being withdrawn and uninvolved and ended up telling everyone what was going on. Just thought that was interesting enough to share.
Thats bevause the writing is just what these guys actually felt and ecperienced, most of the marines involved were consulted on both the book and tv show, and the actors were cast for their personality not appereance, so the whole show feels very natural
"Get a fire going"
Yet no one uses the fire to heat up their cans
Nasrullah Zaren when your in the ghetto ass Iraq that's how you heat cans
Nasrullah Zaren the fire was for ambience, this this fine dining. The attire are mopp suits and bodyarmor
false, you can see the cans on the fire at 2:02
That was beautiful.
LOOK'S LIKE MEATS BACK ON THE MENU BOYZZZ
I dont know why but I found it hilarious when Ray said "What? HE'LL KILL HER!"
It's because Trombley is a legit psychopath
Jim Butts "Eat, fuck, kill, it's all the same, right?"
I absolutely died.
Yeah? All the same if you're a fucking psycho!
Trombley is and was Generation Kill.
He's our baby, we birthed him in this modern world.
All that Rap music and video games.
Ray is like a marine deadpool
Deadpool was ex military
So..... just a marine then.
Amen! Lol
Last time I checked Deadpool is a ex marine
@@wyatth.j.1661 he is in the comics.
Tremblay: Eat, fuck, kill, its all the same
Ray: Yeah if you're a fucking psycho XD
He's the shit, got EFK tattooed on me cause of that beautiful man
Civilian food. Yet in WW2, Boyardee was the G.I.'s favorite food, yummeh.
shit on a shingle, bruh.. that shit is good for every generation
And it still remains the favorite food for the Marines today.
You can even eat it straight out of the can no preparation needed (you're probably not supposed to but what the hell)
@@JBGARINGAN shit son I do that all the time at home, my roommates look at me like an animal but it's still tasty af.
@@spartan1010101 ikr, why dump it out of the can into a bowl and microwave it, your wasting the precious soup on the insides of the can!
"Damm Brad what else you got hidden in the Humvee? A fat chick?"
Lol love that guy
Great casting on Ray.
*Uncharacteristically high voice* "JUST CALM DOWN!!!" *Huge background belch*
I love that Ray tries to cheer Walt up... he’s his squaddie!
I love how Ray takes the piss outta himself to cheer up the platoon. His banter is some of my favorite in the show.
Per the book, after he got out of the Marines he heard his unit was redeploying. He got super drunk and called the CO's(or might have been another higher ranking officer) home phone to tell him he was coming back. He was told it was best he stayed a civilian and was hung up on.
JUGGS!
I love how Ray smears his face with food for the delayed reaction laugh from Walt
This is the best promo for Chef Boyardee ever. Oh...it's a movie. :)
Show
Was never deployed to the Middle East, but did serve overseas. This scene reminds of the time I pulled out a Newport cigarette I’d been saving. In the field longer than planned, everyone ran out of smokes.
Must’ve been 10-15 dudes huddled up, all passing this one Newport Short around, savoring every drag lol. I probably only got 2 puffs from it, but damn it was nice to share with all my brothers
I knew guys that would do that, but sell them lmao
Had a very similar moment. And I remember our 1SG came by and we let him take a puff. And then we all flipped when he took another drag of it. Luckily our Chaplin Assistant had another cartoon hidden for us
Once traded 3 hose clamps off our hmmvee to a mechanic for a half pack of Marlboro reds, handjob city after that!
Eating a can of Beefaroni right now, souped up with MSG, shredded cheese, chili flakes, and sesame seeds. The trick is not to overheat it so the noodles stay firm. Pretty damn good once in a while if drunk!
you da real MVP
I got ravioli
Sesame seeds 🤔
@Jason Evans Maybe he just really likes sesame seeds. I bet he sprinkles some on his toothpaste before he brushes
"Ray you gotta share with Trombley!"
"What?! *HE'LL KILL HER* "
Eat, fuck, kill. All the same, right?
I find it kinda sad how Walt never really recovered from accidentally killing those civilians.
and he shouldn't
@@ljilhk what's that supposed to mean
return back to the states with PTSD in his 20’s.. life fucked.
@@australian2 He turned out alright, has a business and family. Same with Ray.
Oh, was wondering why they brought him into that convo
I love how despite routinely being the most mature and well adjusted person in the group, Wright's first instinct to seeing Juggs is trying to grab it
They don't discuss this in the show but evan wright actually went on thus assignment to try and clean himself up. If i remember wright he had been fighting a pretty bad drinking habit. He had also done alot of stories on "rough and tumble" types. Its been awhile since i read the book though.
Trombley was a made man and the shepherds weren't. There was nothing we could do.
And that's that.
I’m gonna get the Chef Boy-Ardee, Chef Boy-Ardee.
One day, some of the kids from the neighborhood carried my mother’s groceries all the way home. You know why? It was outta respect for the grooming standard.
@@mr31337 Morrie’s Wigs don’t come off…💦🌊 even over berms.
If you’re part of a crew, nobody ever tells you that they’re going to police your moustache. It doesn’t happen that way.
This made me try Chef boyardee and I’ve never had them before. And now I’m a fan. This is a better ad than anything the brand couldve came up with.
The line, "Can't we all just get along?" is a reference to Rodney King. I haven't seen anyone else reference that.
captain america says that he understood that reference.
'I fear for - Jasmine'
I'm eating a can of Chef Boyardee right now; this some pretty gross stuff. Then again, if I'd been eating nothing but MRE's for weeks on end, I'd probably put in a good word for the chef myself.
Straight up. As far as pasta goes it's pretty meh. But compared to MREs? yeah.
Y’all ain’t got taste chef boyardee is good
T H E M A S T E R
Chef Boyardee by itself isn’t good, it’s just the base. It’s up to you to add the flavor; the cheese, the spice, the add ons. It’s makes it 10x better when you dress it up
@@popepepe6042 nothing like a cold beefaroni at 2 am
A scene that portrays real military life. One of my favorites
This is the best depiction of what oif was like by far.
Organisation internationale de la Francophonie?
@@AlbinoSausage wrong acronym
No. We didn’t warm ours up. It was either chef bouardye cold or in between missions eating at a half assed dfac.
@@ReviewWingsDSP lol if you were eating in a DFAC, you didn't exactly have a rough deployment.
@@JJ_SDWR not true at all
Ironic, I instinctively said "Chef Boyarde, the master" while grabbing a can, then this gets recommended to me, lol.
I really love how ray tried to cheer Walt up. Walt really carried a lot of weight after that accident
chef boyardee.. the master
0:54 Makes me laugh everytime.
"WHAT? HE'LL KILL HER!" 😂😂😂😂😂😂
“KILL!”
Chef Boi-Artie!
I like how they never actually reheated the food
You can see can on the fire at 2:02
This show was almost all the way perfect. It’s great..
*Gasp* Chef Boyardee...The Master!
I love ray with a burning passion
I have no idea why Ray refers to Chef Boyardee as “The Master” and that makes it so much funnier to me
0:53 when a friend has menthol smokes in Alberta.
Dude. I seen a few roofers with them. Canadian Classics menthol to. Somewhere in NE Calgary. But I can't figure out where.
@@CSW-hq5qs holy fuck, the fact that someone from Calgary responded to this is kinda rad. small fucking world i guess.
I love how Rolling stone just goes for the porno-mag immediately after Ray fails to grab it.
Ravioli, ravioli...
What's in the pocketoly?
I miss the Corps so much... not so much the suck, but Marines in General. Best time of my life, not the sucky shit
OhJ33BUS made it back in one piece, I hope.
Angelus Portillus He made it back with everything except that picture of his girlfriend
Love the clowns, hate the circus.
I take cans of ravioli with me every time I go to the field and treasure it. Can of monster and ravioli was a feast at NTC. Also, great hiding spot for secret stashes in a humvee is the hollow spot under the rear seats since they latch on with clips.
Fuck NTC lmao
I gotta get generation kill on dvd I'm getting tired of watching the clips over and over!!!
Company Man did a good video on Boyardee and how he actually helped in the WW2 food effort for US soldiers and marines. Kinda a cool nod to that.
Old comment but watch "the foods that made america" on history channel almost every company old enough has a piece on ww2. Hersheys, frito lay etc. Cheetos came to be because the head of frito lay bought 20 tons of surplus dehydrated cheese on a gamble and had to figure some use for it.
@@Banthisyoutube-zs6sx my vanced app let's me know about replies to even two year old comments and I will definitely check it out. Thank you.
Love the face trombley makes.
The entire show can be summed up from this clip.
TV Don't get much better than this.
love the look on the reporters face when he goes for Juggs
RIP Evan Wright
I love this show, i'm glad i pulled an all-nighter watching the whole thing because that shit was epic.
"Civilian food gives me the munchies".... Funny how chef boyardee started out as military food
No it didn’t
@@DestructionOfRome actually yes
@@DestructionOfRome ye it did
@@NoNo-uy2bq It was a real man who cooked food for non military.. so.. No. it didn’t.
@@kelvyquayo bet
I fascinated by how Ray eats food rn.
That milkshake and now Chef boy ardee
THE MASTER
I guess Ziggy got drafted after going to jail xD
Sad thing is that after being deployed i get this scene extremely well
Best Chef Boyardee ad ever.
Porn AND canned pasta? This is the best day ever. And it probably was
2:28 "shoot some civillians you get a reputation", that's prolly only true in combat zone
No, if you shoot some civilians in your city during peactime, you'll also get a reputation.
0:54 Ray: (Gasping) JUGGS
"JUST CALM DOWN!"
0:38 greatest insult ever 😂😂
There should be a medal for people like Ray who keep morale up. What a dude.
0:54 Even the reporter was like "gimme"
dude rays reaction to seeing the master gets me every time.
1:26 scribe's permanent look the entire series
"Eat. Fuck. Kill. All the same right?"
best line
We just ate ours cold.
I didn't know Eric Northman served in the USMC
Clearly, he must've drunk the whole fairy.
I love how reporter reached for the magazine haha
Rolling Stone making a swipe at the nudie mag always gets me
Ray says "it ain't ravioli"
Chef boyardee is amazing
Just cALM DOWN!!
It's funny how much people love Ray Person in Generation Kill, yet hate Ziggy in The Wire. James Ransone is one hell of an actor.
Chef Boyardee! The Master!
The dudes like trombley always said they wanted to be a cop when they got out lol
Why in the hell are you so calm now, Ray???? No more ripped fuel!!!!
Sgt. Colbert is the Marine Daddy.
If man they make that stuff look so good
Lmao before i saw this scene i used to pronounce it as "chef boy-ar-dee"
Now i pronounce it like ray
What!?!?!? He'll kill her!!
Can't we all just get along? If we all felt that way
needs more rip it
a lot more
Was that a thing during the initial invasion? Lol I feel like they found their niche after more permanent roots started setting in.
@@charlesduus2584 It was ripped fuel at that time. The real ripped fuel with ephedra in it.
Chef Boyardee the master!!!
The Master.
Does anyone notice that burp at 1:00 ? hahaha
lilsan54 lol
that bag would be worth more than its weight in gold.
This should be a chef boyardee commercial
THE MASTER!
1:42 there is always this guy
epic scene
Fuckin love my Boyardee
CHEF BOYARDEE WAS A REAL PERSON!!!
it's funny that their idea of "great civilian food" is literally what grandpa would've had in WW2
Hey Anything is better than what the marine corps has to offer
ohhh magic in a can