I literally had a marine recruiter tell me this lol 😂 realest dude ever. Told me they get commissions based off of recruit volumes, the bonuses are bullshit, they tell you you'll do a bunch of cool shit but 75% of everyone never experiences what they show you on films. They're told to ramp up the military like it's the best job ever. Basically told me if I join I sign my life away, if I have no family and no path in life, this is the best place. Glad he talked me out of it, because the V.A. abandons veterans and it's disgusting
@@pathurd9595 eh, you'll have debt for 20 years and make $40 an hour MAX. Trade school or having a niche market and started a business is the best way. I dropped out after 3 years. Did my THANG for 5 years then started a pest control company. Now I'm killing it, taking county and city contracts after 5 years so far. I don't blame people for college but depending on the degree, it'll be useless in 5 years. Hope you get a degree in something the world needs, and push through. Because no matter what happens, you won't be successful if you keep quitting
Recruiters will do everything to get you to join right out of high school Edit: I’m a veteran, I don’t regret my time in, I just wish I was better informed before I joined. Y’all need to go smoke some weed and chill tf out. 😂
I was tricked into joining before my senior year in high school. Only a couple of us came back to school from basic training. The whole school knew. Idk how. Not saying this to brag but they treat students like that like kings. No one messed with us. They wouldn’t even think of trying
Yeah they fail to tell you the only way you're getting to ride those things is if you graduate SF Selection for the Army and maybe BUDs for the Navy. Shit got me to. Never did get a chance to go to selection, probably wouldn't have made it anyhow. I wasn't disciplined enough to hold that down. I was a good soldier, I just didn't have any regard for holding my tongue if it came to a shit bag senior nco or Co. My mouth got me a lot of extra duty and cost me quite a bit of money 😅
It’s not that crazy when the alternative is a lifetime of debt that costs as much as a house you will never be able to afford because you wanted to make more money. Meanwhile the trades are a safe middle ground that everyone is told is for losers.
There’s plenty of trades open for new people since many have started to decline due to the lack of young adults joining. College isn’t the only option and some trades can pay quite a lot. There’s programs that’ll gladly take in students to train them on their desired trade for free and assist in helping them find a job. You don’t need Highschool to be successful and you don’t need college to have money, as long as you apply yourself.
@@fctoryResetActually *_you are wrong!_* Because he never claimed that recruiters _aren't_ predatory... He *_said_* military can be great alternative option for some people, which it is 💯 Back when I was in school in the early 2000's they were *_already_* phasing out and closing all the shop/trade classes! Most schools were closing wood/metal shop, automotive shop class, etc. and now they only push "college" and lead kids to believe that starting adult life w/ crippling debt is *_the only_* option 💯 They also don't teach kids sh!t about the importance of choosing a major that will pay off with high salary & good enough job prospects to *_pay off_* that debt! They don't do _anything_ to dissuade kids from getting a "liberal arts" degree that cost the same as every other degree but does _zero_ to increase their earning potential‼️ My family immigrated from a 3rd world country and have all become home owners and they all became successful/retired comfortably through various means, the military being one of them! And some ppl come from poor families w/ no college graduates so they usually don't have the best grades (no scholarship) and family can't afford to pay for school... The military will pay for their degree and allow them to break generational curses in exchange for a few years... So *_YES_* it can be a good alternative option for some... Go ahead and hold this 👉🏼 L for the foreseeable future 🤡
I was devistated when the recruiter shut his clipboard on me after finding out I had documented insomnia, but I've since realized that was probably the best thing to ever happen to me.
Me too when the recruiter realized I don't know Jack shit about math 😂 I was sad because my buddy was joining at the time. I'm glad I didn't get in. At the end my buddy didn't get in but a different buddy did 5 years later .... Man idk I'm just glad I'm not in. Sadly my buddy is currently facing major PTSD
As soon as my recruiter found out I had history of Asthma he ghosted me. My best friend and I were both gonna be joining right out of high school. He was going into the Marines and I was going into the Air Force. Unfortunately, they found out my medical history and told me to go fuck myself. My friend completed his contract for the Marines and got his ass the fuck out. I can’t say I’m sad about not being able to join but I can say I’m sad that I never got to experience the brotherhood aspect.
At least you tried, it sucks he was only looking for young people to go out and fight instead of recruiting you for a more appropriate role to work with your insomnia, like a job in administration or really any non combat role
@@Rurik_Lucinah the worst kinda nerds are the War Thunder nerds who leak classified documents so often the Russian company has posted on their forums to “stop posting classified documents, no this is not reverse psychology” 😂 Edit: forgot to add they almost exclusively leak these documents in order to beg for minor changes or to win arguments with other people on the forums 😂
I remember all the stuff my recruiter told me which were complete lies. Few years later on deployment i see him drive by on the back of a truck. He looked at my angry face and yelled " i lied loser" lmao and laughed with his buddies.
Fair enough, yeah kids are gullible but if you ain’t smart enough to see through things like that even at 18 (my current age) you ain’t equipped for the modern world. Besides you shouldn’t consider the military under any circumstances unless it’s truly what you want to do, that’s coming from an 18 year old who has truly wanted to join but has a girl and a life now and doesn’t want to throw that away for it.
I joined the Corps as an infantryman, before signing my contract I spotted my MOS as “OPEN”. They hit me with the “don’t worry open means you’ll get infantry just sign you’ll leave next month. Fuck no I told them I need 03xx on my papers before signing anything. Took an extra 8 months for me to leave but I got my 0311 MOS. Now I wish I would’ve tried harder for the Air Force😂
Most recruits aren't that smart and aren't informed enough to know the leverage they have. If anyone else is reading this never ever go to MEPS without a guarantee for your MOS/rate and never sign on paper without the MOS/rate you want.
I took the ASVAB at MEPS,but then again I wss in the DELAYED ENTRY PROGRAM signed graduated high school but didn't go to boot till 16NOV1988,I don't remember why.
Told me there were no openings for my desired AFSC and I’d have to do some other option. I said no, call me back when it’s open. Magically a spot came open in under 10 minutes hahah
I joined Because the only family I had left my mom,Was dying,I was 17,She said join the military spend 4 yrs save your money get out and start your life,She signed the papers, That started my life in the USMC, Well I spent 16 years total,9 of that was in Iraq and Afghanistan MARSOC RAIDER'S, Joining was the best thing I ever did,I saved every dime I could, Plus all those hefty re-up bonuses, Now I live life how I want with no stress no worries,
Recruiter’s are definitely out there selling pipe dreams, you have to talk to veterans who lived that life. I’m always thankful of anyone who served.Thank you
Im sure joining the military is why I graduated. It's cool though. I learned so much. Met awesome people. Been to great places. I'm a disabled Veteran now but it was worth it. AIR ASSAULT!
My school had "drive your tractor to school" day. They held the "cow dump lottery" on the feild during halftime while we were in the lockerroom. I worked every tobacco farm and sawmill within 20 miles of my home. I was about to graduate and saw all the older guys were still doing the same. I enlisted at 18 without telling my parents. I had 4 months of MEPS before i could go. I remember breaking the news to them. I was leaning against the wood stove. Mom was cooking homemade beef stew and cornbread. ( everything was homemade) i said "im leaving in a week to bootcamp, i joined the military " mom dropped the spoon and said "what have you done!" My father sitting at the table fixing something broken, without looking up, said "its your life" I was attached to a helo squadron that was a SEAL uber. In 8 years i had been to 14 countries, in 4 combat operations and 3 movies were made about things we did. I was taught electronics. I loved it. And thrived until 4 of my buddies were killed and i placed the blame on me for not saving them. So i got out. Still dealing with that. Became an engineer in san jose and traveled Europe and asia making a shit ton of money. I met the most beautifulwoman i ever seen in Eastern Europe. She was 25, i was 35. We have 2 sons now. She is still stunning at 40. We bought my grandparents farm they lost in the 50s. I retired at 49 last year. Moved back home. Almost everyone is doing the same stuff they were in the 90s. Going in was the best thing i ever did. But i recommended young people learn a trade or go to college before enlisting. You can quit college but you can not quit your contract with uncle Sam.
I enlisted at 26, had life experience, was a manager for fedex and worked a few other jobs before hand, did some college too. Best choice Ive ever made. However, 18yr old me who didnt know jack shit but *thought* he did wouldnt have done well
@@charliethompson6601 where? I'm in bumfuck nowhere middle of the map of the USA nobody is hiring for that much unless your somebody important son or you have 5 years of experience magically
I bet that guy isn't afraid of work and learned a trade. He might be the plumber that makes $300K a year, comes to your house, does a 15 minute job that will take you a half a day at your job to pay for.
I agree. Won’t *let* you graduate? GTFO with that. That’s when you get your GED and go into an apprenticeship, rather than play the predatory games that the Department of Education and recruiters play.
@@gregdiggs423yeah as a person in high school that’s literally never been a topic in schools besides maybe like 2 in California or something like that,we’ve been taught the same stuff that everyone before us is taught
@@ireallycouldntcareanymore7702cap it's diff now and it's happening give it sometime in pa they was talking bout litter boxes for ppl in school all the teachers made fun of it and we talked bout what we would do if it actually happened
I had a job working in a bank processing checks and making good money with good benefits following high school, and they would pay for college if I committed to the bank for a period of time matching the time they paid for school. BUT, the job was boring. I talked to recruiters from ALL four branches. The ARMY recruiter was late, the Navy recruiter was sloppy in his uniform, the Air Force had a good spiel but wanted me to wait six months to go in. The Marine Recruiter NEVER lied to me. He had me take the physical to SEE if I qualified. Then the Entrance Exams to see WHAT field I was qualified FOR... (I scored very high, and could choose.) I chose Aviation Electronics, and was guaranteed that field. I spent more than 13 years on Active duty until I blew out a knee. I went around the world, saw and did things most only dream about. Got out, had a job in 28 days and began a new thirty year career in LE. Never regretted my time in the military and two of my four kids went in. One joined the Air Force, one the Coast Guard.
As a 68W Combat Medic with a combat deployment, I can confidently say there should be more “Recruiter Lies” Support Groups than PTSD groups. The stories you hear about how crafty these fucks are is hilarious 😂. Back when I was a PFC we had a new 11B named Stahler who signed a 6 year contract because “it was the only way to get infantry”
I had a navy recruiter tell me I could get the MOS I wanted. I took the physical and when it came time to enlist I told them I wanted in writing that I would get the MOS I wanted. They said to pick three and they'd put me where I was most needed. I insisted and one of them slapped the table and told me to put down three and sign the fkn paper. I slid it back at him and refused to sign. They gave me shit the rest of the day and all the way back home.
@@twenty_six1728, ASVAB score wasn't a problem. I was pissed about it at the time, but looking back now I can see it was for the best. I'm glad I wasn't a mercenary for Israel.
@whiteboysushimanMost of the guys I graduated high school with were still working their asses off 2 years ago at our 40th class reunion. I’ve now retired twice , and we’ve traveled from coast to coast numerous times. This year, in addition to one and two week trips, we’ve hit the road for a minimum of 3 weeks twice. We pick a destination and just go.
I know that the recruiting process is super scummy and misleading but my little brother joined the Army and is currently deployed in South Korea. I 100% think that the military was the best thing for him and I’m glad he did it. I’m also super proud of him. Thanks to any person, active or retired, that has served our country!
Marine recruiters are the best. "You wanna work with your brain all day or shoot big guns and fuck lots of bitches?" was my favorite, cause our recruiting stations all shared an old dental office or something so the main office was the Army, Navy, Marines and AF and then they had their own offices off to the side. so if you were talking to the other recruiters the Marines would always yell shit at you. They almost got me just by being decent dudes who seemed to actually give a shit, unlike the air force and navy. Army got though with the "You wanna be a ranger?" video...yea good times.
I don't have any recruiters stories but i do remember at 14 years old I started helping a roofer for the summer, made good money "more than my mom" & decided I no longer needed school. Now 41 years later with wore out shoulders and back I should've stayed in school.
The way I see it is those military recruiters are no different than any other job based recruiter out their civilian or government. They all tell stories about the positive adventures and benefits of the job and overall experience. That’s their job. Also since I didn’t have much as a teenager everything I received both in the military and VA came with a lot of gratitude. Not all was great but overall I used the military what I needed found where I could be useful and applied myself accordingly. As for the VA healthcare it ain’t perfect but it sure beats not having healthcare at all. It’s all about how one view things and expectations I’m guessing. Plus I don’t have anything to compare the military or the VA to. After it’s the government so what should I expect? But as for the military & the VA they never abandoned me. In fact I still use the VA to get me where I need to be today. In life everyone should try and find something and somewhere that makes them feel useful. That’s really one of the keys to life anyways. ✌🏽
I spent a career in the U.S.Navy. I joined the day after my 17th birthday. 22 years later I retired from the Navy and walked out the front gate into a $160,000 a year job.
Not a good trade my guy you could have made no money for 5 years started a business and make 500k a year or more this entire time shits sad af my dad was in the military and he doesn’t have 2 brain cells to rub together
They did the same thing to me my junior year. Did basic at Ft. Sill in '92, then stationed in Bamberg Germany. Went places I never knew existed, saw things they can't duplicate in movies. Got out in '96, still have nightmares from time to time.
When I was a Senior in HS I got a recruiting postcard from the Navy. Said I could be a Heavy Equipment Operator in Australia. So I went and signed up. A year later I'm on a Submarine in the middle of the Pacific Ocean when it dawns on me. "Whatever happened to running a bulldozer in Australia."
In 1968 the late Ned Greener taught me how to drive a massey 135, back up a trailer and in return i had to open and close the gates. of the field ...... best deal ever. thanks Ned I did'nt graduate but 57 jobs later I'm retired in the Swiss alps
I signed with my dad"s permission when i was 17 but would not sign until I got an mos I wanted. Did 23 years. My mos was medical laboratory specialist, 92b back in the day. I'm sure it is a different nomenclature now.
My recruiter told me exactly how hard the Nuke Navy was, and he wasn’t lying. The most difficult thing I’ve ever done was complete NucSchool and serve aboard a Navy ship.
Still waiting on my dune buggy. Went in as a Scout knowing it was all BS but at least got to deploy to the two-way range. Later swapped over to Infantry and ran with a LRRS unit, then weapons company. Was a great run...no hard feelings about not getting those couple toys, though.
That's what I was thinking guys gotta be my age and when I was that age I was making $250 a month on a little farm working 7 days a week. The marines wasn't much better 😂
I was told with my build and score on the test they give you id make it to rangers off the bat i just needed tk get through boot camp i got an 87 and told my cousin who was some sort of srgt. He laughed really hard and said good luck youll do well but dont set expectations so high
Had the same situation but I stuck with the family farm we sold off everything in 2013 we milked 2500 head of holstein cattle farmed 350 acres 17 hour days miss it but don't miss the 2am get up and go till 930 10pm and that was before harvest season lol definitely ain't for the weak
"Yeaa they give u a free truck and everything just as drill sergeant " DS: "alright first things first , YOUR RECRUITERS LIED TO ALL OF YOU, but guess what? YOU VOLUNTEERED!"
I grew up in the Midwest. People like this guy take advantage of the humble nature of folks and exaggerate for reactions. They always get the reaction.
My recruiter showed me a sh1tty movie of kids playing volleyball and having a good time. Then my father told me it was just like summer camp except you wear a uniform. No volleyball nets in boot camp. The recruiter did take me to Nathan’s Hot Dogs in Yonkers, NY for lunch.
I remember witnessing the Air Force film stunts and shit for a PR ad while I was training pre-deployment in 2016 and thought to myself “those are literally the only guys to ever do that shit”. I witnessed not one single DoD member do any of those fun ass stunts but I did see two dudes f#*k in a shower shack while I tried to wash away the trauma
I joined right out of the fact that I turned 18 and my number was next. That was more than 50 years ago. I learned a trade and stayed for over 20 years. No regrets.
Well they're laughing because they lie to get you in, but then they have to drag you out cause all you want to do is stay. Imagine if you didn't want to date a girl, but her friends lied to you to make you want to date her, and you take her out and fall in love. Are you really gonna be pissed they lied to get you to go out with her? Now some guys get stabbed to death, or taken to court, or lose all their money...those guys are the ones who get pissed that they lied lol.
@@michag4337all you want to do is stay? people only do their 8 years and gtfo, thats if they dont stop loss you or send you to some shithole country watching women get burned alive while being mortared.
Brah, my recruiter took me to a strip club, and I told him I was smoking weed still and he told me how to pass the urinalysis😂😂 had my ass at meps swearing in 2 days later.
I hated English too, "Here's the series of Harry Potter, I want you to read it and write a 5000 word essay on how it inspired you to start cow farming, I also need you to use less that 500 vowels and instruct a physical explanation of the main characters kinks. Due tomorrow"
@@Getmadinc. dont think ive ever seen harry potter used as a topic in a school, ever. Its always been shakespeare, of mice and men, lord of the flies and a view from the bridge.
@@dodgy_jammer281 I studied Where the Red Fern Grows, To Kill a Mockingbird, Romeo and Juliet, had a whole segment on most of the workings of Edgar Allen Poe. I definitely enjoyed English class. Plus I thought one of my teachers was cute! Lol
idk what these guys are talking about i must be the luckiest man alive,my recruiter doesnt bs me and is extreemly straight forward with what he needs of me and what i am to expect
America is the only place in the world where failing your high school classes OPENS THE DOOR for the military In the UK you better have all of your qualifications or you’re completing them during basic training or you’re kicked out 😂😂
Trust me, when Europe has a new boogeyman (presumably the first one with the balls to say "maybe Israel isn't all that great") you'll all be drafted and sent to die in merchant boats again but unlike last time Austrian painter wont be there to hold fire and not shell your army and boats to bits.
It's definitely not this bad in America. When I joined, high school graduation was mandatory, medical has to be completely good-to-go, no past history in drugs, mental issues or criminal record and you have to get a decent score on a pretty difficult mental and psychological test.
@@wuhlfzebaynethe military has classes, so I could understand how the school would differ their duties to another government organization for the sake of the students life continuing
Paying 17 year Olds 1000$ a week. Yet this guy constantly mentions how farmers struggle. Growing up in the valley of California I thought farmers kids were rich and spoiled. I've never met a poor farmer.
>California The only reason they had money is because California agriculture is a majority of artisan crap, so they get more money out of it compared to farming actual important crops. Also California isn’t a good representation of anything American except for all the trash.
California farmers are loaded. You do realize Californian farms are modern slave plantations right? We just replaced the blacks with Mexicans and still make the same ridiculous profits as the cotton fields back in the day. There is no such thing as a Californian farmer, and Californian slavers are all rich, because all slavers are always rich throughout all of history. California is the slave capitol of the modern world and it's profits show that.
If you farm, without slaving, your broke. Slavery is mandatory to run a farm profitably. That never has or will change. Farms will never NOT be ran by slaves. If you think about it, the concept of farming can't exist without slavery.
I heard a ton of horror stories about recruiters. But honestly, my recruiter was cool and as honest as could be. He told me a few nice things about the Corps amd also about the B.S. that I could be heading into. While i never saw any moto videos or anything about dirt bikes, somehow i ended up with a secondary MOS/Billet of Messenger and we trained and used the dirtbikes. So, while i never saw any video, I lived it.
Our military lies to you and steals your Identity. My little baby girl is jacked up because she signed up at 17 years old. 5yrs in the service she's not the same. My heart breaks for my little girl
8420s musta been REALLY NICE!! In my time, it was cow crap and PTO driven spreaders...and we pulled them with 4020s which we felt fortunate enough to have thermal wraps for. Scraped up with a 1961 3010 & loaded up with a 2555 with a bucket...in the middle of Nebraska and lemme tell you how MUCH 320 head of milk cows can creep in one day LOL
This is the exact opposite of school today! I get school credit for working on a farm. It counts as my PE hours and as its own class. Still get paid the same and everything.
Spent all of my middle school and high school attempting to train for the Air Force BMT. Had recruiters at the school all the time. Marines saw me working out and wanted to recruit me, but i told them I was set on AF. Same with navy and Army. I had a great running time, was able to do more than enough sit ups, push ups, and pull ups....Graduated early, was able to get all the way to MEPS when they told me my documented bursitis and tendonitis had to be fixed before i could join. Didnt have the money, time, or transportation to get to physical therapy. 17 year old me was absolutely crushed...but now that im a bit older and ive talked to veterans and i see how much lying is done by recruiters....im sure it was for the best. I still see recruitment videos and that teen in me still gets so excited. Ugh.
It's crazy how many bad experiences people have had with recruiters. My recruiter was nothing but honest to me. The guys that were under him, though, they were trying to hype up the military. I saw through that bullshit. My main guy kept it real though
Me, they almost got me, in college, when they told me they'd cover all my costs associated with studying as long as i became a medic or anything along these lines. I was seriously tempted
I had a buddy in USAF basic training whose recruiter told him that we got base liberty every night and town pass every weekend. He also told him that we had three man rooms. Needless to say he was really disappointed!
When a recruiter's mouth is moving he's lying
I literally had a marine recruiter tell me this lol 😂 realest dude ever. Told me they get commissions based off of recruit volumes, the bonuses are bullshit, they tell you you'll do a bunch of cool shit but 75% of everyone never experiences what they show you on films. They're told to ramp up the military like it's the best job ever. Basically told me if I join I sign my life away, if I have no family and no path in life, this is the best place. Glad he talked me out of it, because the V.A. abandons veterans and it's disgusting
Had an air force recruiter tell me “I don’t need you” 2 years ago. Glad I listened I’m in college and doing well.😂
@@pathurd9595 eh, you'll have debt for 20 years and make $40 an hour MAX. Trade school or having a niche market and started a business is the best way. I dropped out after 3 years. Did my THANG for 5 years then started a pest control company. Now I'm killing it, taking county and city contracts after 5 years so far. I don't blame people for college but depending on the degree, it'll be useless in 5 years. Hope you get a degree in something the world needs, and push through. Because no matter what happens, you won't be successful if you keep quitting
Suckering ignorant fools into joining a murder machine for corporate profit.
@@pathurd9595thats cause you didnt score well on the test. Ill bet the army would have snapped you up.
My recruiter had me believing i was going to play basketball for the army. Lol
If you just made it today's PT then he was right
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I had a friend play hockey for TWO years in the Army. It can be done.
😂yur a genius
@Jerryfallwell the regular fleet has sports teams I think
Recruiters will do everything to get you to join right out of high school
Edit: I’m a veteran, I don’t regret my time in, I just wish I was better informed before I joined. Y’all need to go smoke some weed and chill tf out. 😂
Not if mhs genesis has something to say about it
@Fetti57 ain't wrong😂
I was tricked into joining before my senior year in high school. Only a couple of us came back to school from basic training. The whole school knew. Idk how. Not saying this to brag but they treat students like that like kings. No one messed with us. They wouldn’t even think of trying
Right before kids grow a brain and know its evil
Young & dumb still!
That dirt bike video got a lot of us
Didn't get me!! I knew it was bullcrap 😂 I can't believe y'all fell for that.
@@alpha13dylanshut up poser
Yeah they fail to tell you the only way you're getting to ride those things is if you graduate SF Selection for the Army and maybe BUDs for the Navy. Shit got me to. Never did get a chance to go to selection, probably wouldn't have made it anyhow. I wasn't disciplined enough to hold that down. I was a good soldier, I just didn't have any regard for holding my tongue if it came to a shit bag senior nco or Co. My mouth got me a lot of extra duty and cost me quite a bit of money 😅
@@alpha13dylangood for you alpha dylan
I fell for it. My dumbass thought “if I join the infantry I’ll get closest to those damn helos”
I too have yet to ramp a chinook.
It’s crazy how predatory And deceitful Recruiters seem to be.
I know it would have been way better from him to have never graduated from high school 😂
It’s not that crazy when the alternative is a lifetime of debt that costs as much as a house you will never be able to afford because you wanted to make more money. Meanwhile the trades are a safe middle ground that everyone is told is for losers.
There’s plenty of trades open for new people since many have started to decline due to the lack of young adults joining. College isn’t the only option and some trades can pay quite a lot. There’s programs that’ll gladly take in students to train them on their desired trade for free and assist in helping them find a job. You don’t need Highschool to be successful and you don’t need college to have money, as long as you apply yourself.
You mean any thing to do with the government?
@@fctoryResetActually *_you are wrong!_* Because he never claimed that recruiters _aren't_ predatory... He *_said_* military can be great alternative option for some people, which it is 💯
Back when I was in school in the early 2000's they were *_already_* phasing out and closing all the shop/trade classes! Most schools were closing wood/metal shop, automotive shop class, etc. and now they only push "college" and lead kids to believe that starting adult life w/ crippling debt is *_the only_* option 💯
They also don't teach kids sh!t about the importance of choosing a major that will pay off with high salary & good enough job prospects to *_pay off_* that debt! They don't do _anything_ to dissuade kids from getting a "liberal arts" degree that cost the same as every other degree but does _zero_ to increase their earning potential‼️
My family immigrated from a 3rd world country and have all become home owners and they all became successful/retired comfortably through various means, the military being one of them! And some ppl come from poor families w/ no college graduates so they usually don't have the best grades (no scholarship) and family can't afford to pay for school... The military will pay for their degree and allow them to break generational curses in exchange for a few years... So *_YES_* it can be a good alternative option for some...
Go ahead and hold this 👉🏼 L for the foreseeable future 🤡
I was devistated when the recruiter shut his clipboard on me after finding out I had documented insomnia, but I've since realized that was probably the best thing to ever happen to me.
Me too when the recruiter realized I don't know Jack shit about math 😂 I was sad because my buddy was joining at the time. I'm glad I didn't get in. At the end my buddy didn't get in but a different buddy did 5 years later .... Man idk I'm just glad I'm not in. Sadly my buddy is currently facing major PTSD
As soon as my recruiter found out I had history of Asthma he ghosted me. My best friend and I were both gonna be joining right out of high school. He was going into the Marines and I was going into the Air Force. Unfortunately, they found out my medical history and told me to go fuck myself. My friend completed his contract for the Marines and got his ass the fuck out. I can’t say I’m sad about not being able to join but I can say I’m sad that I never got to experience the brotherhood aspect.
At least you tried, it sucks he was only looking for young people to go out and fight instead of recruiting you for a more appropriate role to work with your insomnia, like a job in administration or really any non combat role
Talks about Chinook helos. *shows Black Hawk*
I swear, helicopter nerds are the only thing worse than a train nerd.
That's ok, but they lost me with the Black Rifle plug.
@@Rurik_Luci “A retired pubgm pro”
@@Rurik_Lucinah the worst kinda nerds are the War Thunder nerds who leak classified documents so often the Russian company has posted on their forums to “stop posting classified documents, no this is not reverse psychology” 😂
Edit: forgot to add they almost exclusively leak these documents in order to beg for minor changes or to win arguments with other people on the forums 😂
That is not a chinook.. nor is it a Blackhawk
Thank You For Your Service Man.
I remember all the stuff my recruiter told me which were complete lies. Few years later on deployment i see him drive by on the back of a truck. He looked at my angry face and yelled " i lied loser" lmao and laughed with his buddies.
Damn
GOTTEM 😂
Lolol
Did you kill him?
Fair enough, yeah kids are gullible but if you ain’t smart enough to see through things like that even at 18 (my current age) you ain’t equipped for the modern world. Besides you shouldn’t consider the military under any circumstances unless it’s truly what you want to do, that’s coming from an 18 year old who has truly wanted to join but has a girl and a life now and doesn’t want to throw that away for it.
I joined the Corps as an infantryman, before signing my contract I spotted my MOS as “OPEN”. They hit me with the “don’t worry open means you’ll get infantry just sign you’ll leave next month. Fuck no I told them I need 03xx on my papers before signing anything. Took an extra 8 months for me to leave but I got my 0311 MOS. Now I wish I would’ve tried harder for the Air Force😂
Most recruits aren't that smart and aren't informed enough to know the leverage they have. If anyone else is reading this never ever go to MEPS without a guarantee for your MOS/rate and never sign on paper without the MOS/rate you want.
Don't feel too bad I turned down a scholarship offer from Air force to go to the Amry 🤦🤷
I took the ASVAB at MEPS,but then again I wss in the DELAYED ENTRY PROGRAM signed graduated high school but didn't go to boot till 16NOV1988,I don't remember why.
@@bradthomas2742 Did you get the MOS you wanted?
Told me there were no openings for my desired AFSC and I’d have to do some other option. I said no, call me back when it’s open. Magically a spot came open in under 10 minutes hahah
I joined Because the only family I had left my mom,Was dying,I was 17,She said join the military spend 4 yrs save your money get out and start your life,She signed the papers, That started my life in the USMC, Well I spent 16 years total,9 of that was in Iraq and Afghanistan MARSOC RAIDER'S, Joining was the best thing I ever did,I saved every dime I could, Plus all those hefty re-up bonuses, Now I live life how I want with no stress no worries,
I bet you’re the only guy with a wallet that says “BAD MOTHER F%CKER” on it and it is a true statement.
Appreciate you man
Recruiter’s are definitely out there selling pipe dreams, you have to talk to veterans who lived that life. I’m always thankful of anyone who served.Thank you
I was blessed with a recruiter that told the truth.
Im sure joining the military is why I graduated. It's cool though. I learned so much. Met awesome people. Been to great places. I'm a disabled Veteran now but it was worth it. AIR ASSAULT!
My school had "drive your tractor to school" day. They held the "cow dump lottery" on the feild during halftime while we were in the lockerroom. I worked every tobacco farm and sawmill within 20 miles of my home.
I was about to graduate and saw all the older guys were still doing the same. I enlisted at 18 without telling my parents. I had 4 months of MEPS before i could go.
I remember breaking the news to them. I was leaning against the wood stove. Mom was cooking homemade beef stew and cornbread. ( everything was homemade) i said "im leaving in a week to bootcamp, i joined the military " mom dropped the spoon and said "what have you done!" My father sitting at the table fixing something broken, without looking up, said "its your life"
I was attached to a helo squadron that was a SEAL uber. In 8 years i had been to 14 countries, in 4 combat operations and 3 movies were made about things we did.
I was taught electronics. I loved it. And thrived until 4 of my buddies were killed and i placed the blame on me for not saving them. So i got out. Still dealing with that. Became an engineer in san jose and traveled Europe and asia making a shit ton of money.
I met the most beautifulwoman i ever seen in Eastern Europe. She was 25, i was 35. We have 2 sons now. She is still stunning at 40.
We bought my grandparents farm they lost in the 50s. I retired at 49 last year. Moved back home. Almost everyone is doing the same stuff they were in the 90s.
Going in was the best thing i ever did. But i recommended young people learn a trade or go to college before enlisting. You can quit college but you can not quit your contract with uncle Sam.
I enlisted at 26, had life experience, was a manager for fedex and worked a few other jobs before hand, did some college too.
Best choice Ive ever made.
However, 18yr old me who didnt know jack shit but *thought* he did wouldnt have done well
This ain't 1960 there isn't jobs like that anymore
1960's? I'm talking 2000. Yes there are "jobs like that"
@@charliethompson6601 where? I'm in bumfuck nowhere middle of the map of the USA nobody is hiring for that much unless your somebody important son or you have 5 years of experience magically
So sad that they wouldn’t want him to complete his education. An educated society is a better society.
What do you mean education here in America? Liberal indoctrination or critical race theory or transgender acceptance 😂😂😂
I bet that guy isn't afraid of work and learned a trade. He might be the plumber that makes $300K a year, comes to your house, does a 15 minute job that will take you a half a day at your job to pay for.
I agree. Won’t *let* you graduate? GTFO with that. That’s when you get your GED and go into an apprenticeship, rather than play the predatory games that the Department of Education and recruiters play.
@@gregdiggs423yeah as a person in high school that’s literally never been a topic in schools besides maybe like 2 in California or something like that,we’ve been taught the same stuff that everyone before us is taught
@@ireallycouldntcareanymore7702cap it's diff now and it's happening give it sometime in pa they was talking bout litter boxes for ppl in school all the teachers made fun of it and we talked bout what we would do if it actually happened
I had a job working in a bank processing checks and making good money with good benefits following high school, and they would pay for college if I committed to the bank for a period of time matching the time they paid for school. BUT, the job was boring. I talked to recruiters from ALL four branches. The ARMY recruiter was late, the Navy recruiter was sloppy in his uniform, the Air Force had a good spiel but wanted me to wait six months to go in. The Marine Recruiter NEVER lied to me. He had me take the physical to SEE if I qualified. Then the Entrance Exams to see WHAT field I was qualified FOR... (I scored very high, and could choose.) I chose Aviation Electronics, and was guaranteed that field. I spent more than 13 years on Active duty until I blew out a knee. I went around the world, saw and did things most only dream about. Got out, had a job in 28 days and began a new thirty year career in LE. Never regretted my time in the military and two of my four kids went in. One joined the Air Force, one the Coast Guard.
So both the kids got mom's smarts? My cousins all went Air Force. They seem a lot happier than me...
As a 68W Combat Medic with a combat deployment, I can confidently say there should be more “Recruiter Lies” Support Groups than PTSD groups. The stories you hear about how crafty these fucks are is hilarious 😂. Back when I was a PFC we had a new 11B named Stahler who signed a 6 year contract because “it was the only way to get infantry”
AHAHA that’s great 😂😂
They tried telling me that they had a professional gaming league
No matter how nice or cool they seem, recruiters are NOT your friend. They lie through their teeth and tell you everything you want to hear.
They told my cousin he wouldn’t deploy. His job was water purification.
I missed that because when he said it i was so perplexed thinking how the hell would you dirt bike off a black hawk?
I had a navy recruiter tell me I could get the MOS I wanted. I took the physical and when it came time to enlist I told them I wanted in writing that I would get the MOS I wanted.
They said to pick three and they'd put me where I was most needed. I insisted and one of them slapped the table and told me to put down three and sign the fkn paper. I slid it back at him and refused to sign.
They gave me shit the rest of the day and all the way back home.
@@martyyoung3611you get what MOS you want if you good enough for it, shoulda been smarter gotten higher in the asvab bud
@@twenty_six1728, ASVAB score wasn't a problem. I was pissed about it at the time, but looking back now I can see it was for the best. I'm glad I wasn't a mercenary for Israel.
The recruiter has all the great footage!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣. Happened to me to, but I still loved my time in service! MLAR Brother 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🥃🥃🥃🥃🥃🥃
The predatory nature of school. Telling a 17yo he has to listen to a pitch from someone who wants him as cannon fodder
Yet so many of us are so glad we listened and joined.
@whiteboysushimanMost of the guys I graduated high school with were still working their asses off 2 years ago at our 40th class reunion. I’ve now retired twice , and we’ve traveled from coast to coast numerous times. This year, in addition to one and two week trips, we’ve hit the road for a minimum of 3 weeks twice. We pick a destination and just go.
@@Tom-hz9octoday they get an 401k it isn't worth it. For a career unless you're using it to be a LEO or learn a trade of some sort.
@@blaze-uz6or My 401k was gone years ago. I retired from the Army and from the oilfield.
@whiteboysushimanmost soldiers are not combat arms so not sure how that’s relevant
I know that the recruiting process is super scummy and misleading but my little brother joined the Army and is currently deployed in South Korea. I 100% think that the military was the best thing for him and I’m glad he did it. I’m also super proud of him. Thanks to any person, active or retired, that has served our country!
@lazarus921 uh... that's nice
I went to a marine recruiter once, he called me “big dawg” almost 50 times, I’m not even that big
Marine recruiters are the best. "You wanna work with your brain all day or shoot big guns and fuck lots of bitches?" was my favorite, cause our recruiting stations all shared an old dental office or something so the main office was the Army, Navy, Marines and AF and then they had their own offices off to the side. so if you were talking to the other recruiters the Marines would always yell shit at you. They almost got me just by being decent dudes who seemed to actually give a shit, unlike the air force and navy. Army got though with the "You wanna be a ranger?" video...yea good times.
TO ALL YOU VETERANS, THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE!!! YOUR OUR HERO'S AND PATRIOTS 👍🇺🇸🙏✝️ !!!
I don't have any recruiters stories but i do remember at 14 years old I started helping a roofer for the summer, made good money "more than my mom" & decided I no longer needed school. Now 41 years later with wore out shoulders and back I should've stayed in school.
The way I see it is those military recruiters are no different than any other job based recruiter out their civilian or government. They all tell stories about the positive adventures and benefits of the job and overall experience. That’s their job.
Also since I didn’t have much as a teenager everything I received both in the military and VA came with a lot of gratitude. Not all was great but overall I used the military what I needed found where I could be useful and applied myself accordingly. As for the VA healthcare it ain’t perfect but it sure beats not having healthcare at all.
It’s all about how one view things and expectations I’m guessing. Plus I don’t have anything to compare the military or the VA to. After it’s the government so what should I expect?
But as for the military & the VA they never abandoned me. In fact I still use the VA to get me where I need to be today.
In life everyone should try and find something and somewhere that makes them feel useful. That’s really one of the keys to life anyways.
✌🏽
Recruiters be stretching the truth just a little.
Thank you for your service
I spent a career in the U.S.Navy. I joined the day after my 17th birthday. 22 years later I retired from the Navy and walked out the front gate into a $160,000 a year job.
Not a good trade my guy you could have made no money for 5 years started a business and make 500k a year or more this entire time shits sad af my dad was in the military and he doesn’t have 2 brain cells to rub together
Do the ladies immediately drop their panties when you tell them that? Oh wait you said navy, guys panties*
@@Jonhuntandfish that was great!!😂
Tell me you're gay and work at a desk without telling me you're gay and work at a desk
@@NoahsArk999but he literally did tell you he was gay... Did you not see "22 year career in the Navy"?
Thats my dream too buddy.
Riding my dirtbike out the back of a chinook is one of the coolest things i could ever imagine doing too.
Godspeed.
I am literally 17 pumping hog crap making a couple grand a week. This is me lol.
Why not just keep pumping? The military doesn't have better wages than that
Wya
You’re making 2 grand a week shoveling shit?
Couple grand a week is over a hundred grand a year. Great job sir.
It's seasonal I make what most Canadians make in a year.
They did the same thing to me my junior year. Did basic at Ft. Sill in '92, then stationed in Bamberg Germany. Went places I never knew existed, saw things they can't duplicate in movies. Got out in '96, still have nightmares from time to time.
They promised me Hawaii. My Dad laughed and said get back to work you ain't going nowhere.
That “ chinook” was a black hawk 😂 nice job editor
When I was a Senior in HS I got a recruiting postcard from the Navy. Said I could be a Heavy Equipment Operator in Australia. So I went and signed up. A year later I'm on a Submarine in the middle of the Pacific Ocean when it dawns on me. "Whatever happened to running a bulldozer in Australia."
In 1968 the late Ned Greener taught me how to drive a massey 135, back up a trailer and in return i had to open and close the gates. of the field ...... best deal ever. thanks Ned I did'nt graduate but 57 jobs later I'm retired in the Swiss alps
I signed with my dad"s permission when i was 17 but would not sign until I got an mos I wanted. Did 23 years. My mos was medical laboratory specialist, 92b back in the day. I'm sure it is a different nomenclature now.
My recruiter told me exactly how hard the Nuke Navy was, and he wasn’t lying. The most difficult thing I’ve ever done was complete NucSchool and serve aboard a Navy ship.
Saw a couple of our FO’s actually Ramp dirt bikes off the back of the 47’s in Ranger Regiment lol
Still waiting on my dune buggy. Went in as a Scout knowing it was all BS but at least got to deploy to the two-way range. Later swapped over to Infantry and ran with a LRRS unit, then weapons company. Was a great run...no hard feelings about not getting those couple toys, though.
As a farmer my whole like is like to no where this 1000 dollar a week job for kids is? Cause damn that would have been nice 😂
Thousand a month maybe 😂 definitely should have stayed on daddies farm
That's what I was thinking guys gotta be my age and when I was that age I was making $250 a month on a little farm working 7 days a week. The marines wasn't much better 😂
No shit! Seems like half the time it was for fuc*in free....lol ✌️
When I joined, I just figured I'd go wherever they told me to, that's the deal. I don't regret it. I signed the contract. 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
My recruiter told me I would have clearance to have a gun in the whitehouse after 10 years lol.
I was told with my build and score on the test they give you id make it to rangers off the bat i just needed tk get through boot camp i got an 87 and told my cousin who was some sort of srgt. He laughed really hard and said good luck youll do well but dont set expectations so high
Had the same situation but I stuck with the family farm we sold off everything in 2013 we milked 2500 head of holstein cattle farmed 350 acres 17 hour days miss it but don't miss the 2am get up and go till 930 10pm and that was before harvest season lol definitely ain't for the weak
Talking with a recruiter is the first time in my life I knew I was doing something serious. Changed my life.
My air force recruiter taught me about money for food and housing... and i work healthcare so im happy...
"Yeaa they give u a free truck and everything just as drill sergeant "
DS: "alright first things first , YOUR RECRUITERS LIED TO ALL OF YOU, but guess what? YOU VOLUNTEERED!"
I told my recruiter I wanted to learn electronics be stationed on the west coast and go to sea. I got all three .
I grew up in the Midwest. People like this guy take advantage of the humble nature of folks and exaggerate for reactions. They always get the reaction.
My recruiter showed me a sh1tty movie of kids playing volleyball and having a good time. Then my father told me it was just like summer camp except you wear a uniform. No volleyball nets in boot camp. The recruiter did take me to Nathan’s Hot Dogs in Yonkers, NY for lunch.
I remember witnessing the Air Force film stunts and shit for a PR ad while I was training pre-deployment in 2016 and thought to myself “those are literally the only guys to ever do that shit”. I witnessed not one single DoD member do any of those fun ass stunts but I did see two dudes f#*k in a shower shack while I tried to wash away the trauma
Uhhhh, sign me up!
That was a great pod cast!
Those recruiters would have fooled me. They missed out
I joined right out of the fact that I turned 18 and my number was next. That was more than 50 years ago. I learned a trade and stayed for over 20 years. No regrets.
Happy my recruiter was very open and honest with me
Man they're all laughing, and that's one of the most f***** up things I've ever heard.
Well they're laughing because they lie to get you in, but then they have to drag you out cause all you want to do is stay.
Imagine if you didn't want to date a girl, but her friends lied to you to make you want to date her, and you take her out and fall in love.
Are you really gonna be pissed they lied to get you to go out with her?
Now some guys get stabbed to death, or taken to court, or lose all their money...those guys are the ones who get pissed that they lied lol.
@@michag4337all you want to do is stay? people only do their 8 years and gtfo, thats if they dont stop loss you or send you to some shithole country watching women get burned alive while being mortared.
THAT'S the most fucked up thing youve ever heard? You 4?
I thought I was gong to do black hawk down shit. Couldn’t have been more disappointed.
If I found out that my son’s teacher, threatened their graduation, or join the military, I would lose my shit.
sounds like a 19d cavalry scout recruiting video. Fell for it too.
Brah, my recruiter took me to a strip club, and I told him I was smoking weed still and he told me how to pass the urinalysis😂😂 had my ass at meps swearing in 2 days later.
Thank you sir for your serice !
Of course the blokes most hated subject is English 😂 explains a lot
Mines was science, I liked English and PE though.
@@natesoto1362"mines"
I hated English too, "Here's the series of Harry Potter, I want you to read it and write a 5000 word essay on how it inspired you to start cow farming, I also need you to use less that 500 vowels and instruct a physical explanation of the main characters kinks. Due tomorrow"
@@Getmadinc. dont think ive ever seen harry potter used as a topic in a school, ever. Its always been shakespeare, of mice and men, lord of the flies and a view from the bridge.
@@dodgy_jammer281 I studied Where the Red Fern Grows, To Kill a Mockingbird, Romeo and Juliet, had a whole segment on most of the workings of Edgar Allen Poe. I definitely enjoyed English class. Plus I thought one of my teachers was cute! Lol
they told me I would be jumping out of helicopters. They LIED. They freaking PUSHED me
Should have just dropped out and kept farming 😂
I had one time one of those recruiters talked to me: “ we’re looking for a few good men”
I replied with - you better just keep on looking. 😂😂😂
That’s a black hawk chief.
I was lucky to have a recruiter who was straight up about the shit with me.
Imagine joining the military let alone joining to get out of English class.
idk what these guys are talking about i must be the luckiest man alive,my recruiter doesnt bs me and is extreemly straight forward with what he needs of me and what i am to expect
America is the only place in the world where failing your high school classes OPENS THE DOOR for the military
In the UK you better have all of your qualifications or you’re completing them during basic training or you’re kicked out 😂😂
Trust me, when Europe has a new boogeyman (presumably the first one with the balls to say "maybe Israel isn't all that great") you'll all be drafted and sent to die in merchant boats again but unlike last time Austrian painter wont be there to hold fire and not shell your army and boats to bits.
That's fine. We're still better than you.
Yup and thats why we’re back 2 back champs buddy
It's definitely not this bad in America. When I joined, high school graduation was mandatory, medical has to be completely good-to-go, no past history in drugs, mental issues or criminal record and you have to get a decent score on a pretty difficult mental and psychological test.
I know I'm one in a million, but my recruiter was very straight up with me and i can't recall any lies
This is disgusting and predatory. We need to end school recruiting.
If we do that, it’ll go from ‘recruiting’ to ‘conscription’ real fast.
I know it would have been way better from him to have never graduated from high school 😂
Let them take the gullible ones who cares
@@user-pt1kj5uw3btelling a child that the only way they will be able to graduate is by joining the military is predatory.
@@wuhlfzebaynethe military has classes, so I could understand how the school would differ their duties to another government organization for the sake of the students life continuing
The 80’s were the days we would skip work to go to school sometimes
Paying 17 year Olds 1000$ a week. Yet this guy constantly mentions how farmers struggle. Growing up in the valley of California I thought farmers kids were rich and spoiled. I've never met a poor farmer.
>California
The only reason they had money is because California agriculture is a majority of artisan crap, so they get more money out of it compared to farming actual important crops. Also California isn’t a good representation of anything American except for all the trash.
California farmers are loaded.
You do realize Californian farms are modern slave plantations right? We just replaced the blacks with Mexicans and still make the same ridiculous profits as the cotton fields back in the day.
There is no such thing as a Californian farmer, and Californian slavers are all rich, because all slavers are always rich throughout all of history.
California is the slave capitol of the modern world and it's profits show that.
If you farm, without slaving, your broke.
Slavery is mandatory to run a farm profitably. That never has or will change.
Farms will never NOT be ran by slaves.
If you think about it, the concept of farming can't exist without slavery.
Now add up everything, including all the stuff you have to buy as a farmer, trust me you become poor real quickly
@aregulargenericname8794 trust me now adding up all the stuff you don't buy when your a welder or plumber now days.
I heard a ton of horror stories about recruiters. But honestly, my recruiter was cool and as honest as could be. He told me a few nice things about the Corps amd also about the B.S. that I could be heading into.
While i never saw any moto videos or anything about dirt bikes, somehow i ended up with a secondary MOS/Billet of Messenger and we trained and used the dirtbikes. So, while i never saw any video, I lived it.
Our military lies to you and steals your Identity. My little baby girl is jacked up because she signed up at 17 years old. 5yrs in the service she's not the same. My heart breaks for my little girl
really nice of that principal to try to ruin your life like that
What an absolutely terrible principle
8420s musta been REALLY NICE!! In my time, it was cow crap and PTO driven spreaders...and we pulled them with 4020s which we felt fortunate enough to have thermal wraps for. Scraped up with a 1961 3010 & loaded up with a 2555 with a bucket...in the middle of Nebraska and lemme tell you how MUCH 320 head of milk cows can creep in one day LOL
Ah yes another farm who grew up overpaid by his parents then later inherited the farm, never had to worry about finding a job or anything in his life
Have you ever worked on a farm?
Fool
Don’t forget all the government subsidies. The AG industry is the biggest welfare queen in the US.
Nice bot comment
@@MJ-op1fz farm hand right now actually lmao
When he said “I ain’t doing that” I was waiting for the “so there I was on my way to Iraq” 😂
I thought I was going to get a sword. Turns out, you have to buy it with your own money.
This is the exact opposite of school today! I get school credit for working on a farm. It counts as my PE hours and as its own class. Still get paid the same and everything.
Ol bait and switch love it lmao
Honor goes up the chain of command, it never comes back down.
Hilarious!! Luv it!!
Spent all of my middle school and high school attempting to train for the Air Force BMT. Had recruiters at the school all the time. Marines saw me working out and wanted to recruit me, but i told them I was set on AF. Same with navy and Army. I had a great running time, was able to do more than enough sit ups, push ups, and pull ups....Graduated early, was able to get all the way to MEPS when they told me my documented bursitis and tendonitis had to be fixed before i could join. Didnt have the money, time, or transportation to get to physical therapy. 17 year old me was absolutely crushed...but now that im a bit older and ive talked to veterans and i see how much lying is done by recruiters....im sure it was for the best. I still see recruitment videos and that teen in me still gets so excited. Ugh.
It's crazy how smaller towns seem to breed kids for military service.
It's crazy how many bad experiences people have had with recruiters. My recruiter was nothing but honest to me. The guys that were under him, though, they were trying to hype up the military. I saw through that bullshit. My main guy kept it real though
Me, they almost got me, in college, when they told me they'd cover all my costs associated with studying as long as i became a medic or anything along these lines. I was seriously tempted
This guy is a good argument for going to college.
Every man and woman should do 18 months of service in this county (18 -30) years old
I had a buddy in USAF basic training whose recruiter told him that we got base liberty every night and town pass every weekend. He also told him that we had three man rooms. Needless to say he was really disappointed!
Literal demons hunting for souls
Damn they got me without the dirt bikes 🤣🤷🏾♂️
“Second period English” 🤣😂
I think those special forces ATVs got us all 😅 closest I ever came was running a humvee into a dry river bed😂
I was in the army 11 years and never saw any military motorcycle once.
"I could kill for a cookie"
Recruiter: "Really"