Navy Sailor POPS POSITIVE and KICKED OUT (Is She lying in her video?)
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As a disabled veteran who served for 13 years in the Army that deals with DAILY pain and immobility, I get very angry with people like this who receive VA benefits for being a dirtbag the entire time that were in the military and spend their entire time trying to get out. I know a lot of veterans who served honorably that struggle to get any VA disability or benefits, yet dirtbags somehow seem to get benefits.
Yeah it pisses me off too.
It's cause they'll lie and malinger their way through it, but honorable service members will say, "it hurts when i move it like that, but not like this."
Like me, brah. I served for a decade never in trouble and served my time. I rarely went to sick call, but the stuff I went for never got properly documented in my med records. I didn't get shit. There are several shitbags like this that got hella disability!
I hear you big time.
They are cry baby's. If u suck it up you get screwed over
-Right place
-Right time
-Right attitude
-Right uniform
Follow those rules and you’re good.
It ain’t that hard.
Add in doing the right thing
9:33 the Navy doesn’t care that you make videos. If you aren’t in regulation...they will. I was attacked for wearing a khaki belt in a video and the whole Chief’s mess cracked on me. A day later we were cool. Edit: I made 172 videos in the Navy...never went to DRB once 😁
Too legit to quit
Following in your footsteps a young MASN here 🙏🏾
@@davidgutierrez4033 ride on! Best of luck in your journey 🙏🙏
@Ant 3451 in MA A School right now, the uniform rules for MA’s are way more strict since they’re supposed to also enforce it to a certain extent and MA’s are the first people you see when you pull up at the gate
@Ant 3451 If you would have pulled that with me, I would have put you under the bus. That is correct. I was the Senior NCO that would make you lift up the top of your pants to check to make sure that you had the right color and type of socks on. Oh look, someone is depressed, so, lets throw all the regulations out the window. It might sound minor to you, but I do not want you around me with a weapon if you are okay with not following rules as long as you think they are minor. Makes perfect sense.
I was in the USMC for 4 years. I learned if you do what you’re told you’ll have no problems.
Pretty good rule of thumb...not *always* accurate...but the number of problems you have that you have 0 fault in are very, very slim to none...and honestly I'd say it pretty much only encompasses sexual assault/harassment...but I really can't think of anything else that could be considered 100% the fault of another person...and her situation, so vaguely described, does not appear to fall within that realm at all...
Exactly! Semper Fi
My first line supervisor literally said the same thing when I asked him how to set myself apart from others and excell. He said, "do what you're told." LMAO.
That’s what I tell people when they ask if I’m scared but they thank me for being brave enough for being willing to volunteer.
Be where you’re supposed to be, when you’re supposed to be there, doing what you’re supposed to be doing. It’s pretty easy to not get in trouble.
I Served 20 in USAF. She has no accountability, no adaptability, no work ethic, no discipline, no nothing.
@garin fl Thank you for your service. If I could give you a couple tips. 1. Take advantage of every assignment...visit the sites, the culture, the people (not just the clubs and the girls, lol). 2. Take an opportunity to invest into yourself financially, save, get a financial advisor (Edward Jones etc..) 3. Study and have fun!
@@allabouthim03 three solid freaking tips right there.
Wish I went in as soon as I got out of hs but I'm now 23 and going in with a associates degree. Mistakes have been made but all you can do is learn from them
@garin fl true, I feel that when I go to boot I'll be considered old though. Oh well lol. I'm not too worried about being "old" there.
At least I've tried civilian stuff knowing that this is what I want to do. College is fun and all but what's the point if I don't know what I wanna do?
@garin fl I still gotta lose weight to go to meps! Ive lost 30 so far in 2 months. I'm losing like a pound a day eating one big meal a day, feels fucking great lmao.
I'm going to try for aircrew though, medically I'm fine but I've had a few speeding tickets and that's it, but I've heard that might fuck with my security clearance? My uncle was a flight nurse during desert storm and he said that I'm good to go so whatever lol
@garin fl I wanna do anything in aircrew, as my great uncle was a b-29 flight engineer in the pacific during ww2!
I feel so bad for all the sailors who had to work with that thing
These creatures are prevalent in the military, particularly the navy.
@@ZommBleed every place else man.
Im controlling one in my avatar.
I avoided those savages in the navy.
Dude I totally worked with this chick for that whole first year on her first ship the Ronald Reagan. Damn this is crazy I’m watching this video hahahaha she got kicked out wholly shit hahahaha
When someone says they have a problem with everyone and everywhere they go. It’s probably you lol
Reminds me of a couple of people in my family...both women.
In the Marine Corps, we had what we called "the 10%". There were 10% of Marines who complained about everything. She's a 10%er.
Yeah we have a saying in the Army, you can't fix stupid
she had a bad experience, is she not allowed to talk about it?
@@amalk7840 When you have a bad experience at one command, that’s fine. Totally believable. When you have a bad experience with 2+ commands in a row, that shows some red flags with you as an individual. I’m not saying there’s not bad duty stations out there, but experiences are vastly different between all of them.
SOS...Stuck On Stupid
@@amalk7840 “If you wake up in the morning and meet an a$$hole, sucks for you. If everyone you meet is an a$$hole, maybe you’re the a$$hole.” - Raylan Givens
She hit that note like she hit the target on the range, missed completely
Yeah, like she needs to miss me with her bs.
she sounds like a compulsive liar. plus she comes off as one of those girls that has a "woe is me" personality. tbh if in civilian life you have a problem with authority, the military is not for you.
@Michael plenty
They can give u the tools to get out of that mindset but you gotta be willing to use em
Exactly, deceiver and liar
I remember one weekend while I was in the Navy, I went to a party with some friends. At one point, I was walking down the hall and right as I passed a closed-door it's suddenly opened up and I was enveloped by a cloud of weed smoke while a bunch of dudes tried to run out. They had been hot boxing or something, I don't know. Unlike this woman, I have *actually* never smoked weed.
The following Monday, my name came up for urinalysis and I was concerned, for obvious reasons. So I went to my LPO and Chief. I sat down with them in private and I told them everything. They made several justified remarks on my lack of intelligence, but said that I would be perfectly fine so long as I had not been smoking it myself. According to my chief, they had done tests to see if simple secondhand smoke would cause a positive test, and apparently it didn't. And sure enough, I didn't pop positive.
Point being, if she popped positive, she was smoking it.
Okay well obviously this comment is just proof that their remarks on my lack of intelligence were, indeed, Justified. Because she's a cokehead and I'm over here talking about weed.
I'm a Submariner, so
Honestly dude, part of the job is being accountable. Nobody really holds someone accountable if they are drunk/high/elevated.
Wrong. You can pop positive from eating too many sesame seeds.
@@tmayorca8770 you're thinking of poppy seeds, and you wouldn't pop positive for this.
There was an airman in my command in a situation similar to this. Even popped negative on the piss test. She and the dude she was hooking up with got separated for it
The fastest way to get out of the military is finishing your contract. I waived a med board just to separate on time.
You waived a med board!!! Your money
@@l.a6273 🤦🏾♂️
@@KingJames-qe4lv you surprise I'm still surprised
hahahahahhahahaha lost money.
@l.a I went from e4 to gs13. I doubled my salary plus va benefits
I’m a retired Marine, if you do what your told, do the best you can daily and keep pushing forward, you won’t have any problems.
If you pop on the piss test, you’re done. Plain and simple, cut and dry.
This woman has a lot of holes in her story…..sounds like there is more to what actually went on.
Semper
Yeah no kidding. Sounds like she created her own problems and doesn’t want to own up to it.
Usually, it happens at MEPS already, but like I asked before, they leave like royals now this? Difficult to understand.
If you mute the volume while Ashley is speaking, it looks like she's speaking perfect sign language.
She "wanted to be good." Translation, her problems were self generated.
She is one of 100 or so that just makes life miserable for everyone else. I ran across at least two or three of those in my 10 years.
She said I’m finna be good which means she saying she will be fine not literally behaving lol
"I left Japan....Ok, long story short, I did not like Japan. I just had to leave."
Did she thought she was on Carnival Cruise, and can pick and choose her destinations at will?
AND have fun
In the Reserves i literally picked every single deployment I went on: 8 deploymenta in 5 years and I was happy.
@@miguelbermudez5426 How did you deploy so much in the Reserves?
All my navy boys would kill to get station in Japan. :(
I was a Marine I extended 3 times, I had a Sea service deployment ribbon with 3 stars and I got caught drinking in the barracks, so I'm a Lance Corporal with a Sea Service deployment ribbon with 3 stars in Okinawa Japan, we get a new Sargent he dosent know me or anything about me, I have been in Okinawa for almost 4 years my wife was Japanese my son was half, this Sargeant threw up his hands and lost his mind over my Sea Service Deployment Ribbon with 3 stars! Because I was a Lance corporal! My guys stood up for me! The entire platoon started yelling at him! They knew me! I speak Japanese and I've helped them all! The Marines are the best, they got your 6, that's your back!
Sadly I have met sailors like her, totally disgruntled, can't get along with shipmates, shows up late for duty, and while not mentioned I am also guessing that she did not do a good job and that is especially bad when you are a cook, nothing lowers morale like poorly prepared food in the Navy. People like her can drag a whole ship down and it is better that they are tossed, so it was good that the Navy processed her out and with minimal costs to us tax payers.
While I agree with you I am not so sure she did much cooking. In the CG E3 and below get a mop and a dish rag, and only the good ones get a chance to anything more.
@@Adventuregirl96 -- good point, I didn't know they all did not cook some, like peeling potatoes and stirring the occasional pot. Still, no one needs people like that around them, just makes the job harder.
Probably a Discharge for the Good of the Naval Service. Sometimes the Navy just wants to part ways with certain sailors/officers.
Why do they leave the MEPS like royals then?
@@ursulasmith6402 -- Not sure anyone really leaves MEPS like a royal, whatever that means. MEPS in the screening process and the vast majority dropped in MEPS is due to medical / physical conditions.
The military service were the best years of my life. It was tough sometimes, but it molded me into the person I am today.
So surprising. How could she fail a drug test because she interacted- WITH SOMEONE WHO PASSED IT. and her whole case was she got it second hand? Impossible,
Oh wait, no. The "demons" actually working and serving their' COUNTRY while she was getting all drugged up, they must have set her up.
The thing that gets me, is if you were being framed for failing a drug test the week after fucking 4/20, you think the low-hanging fruit would be marijuana, not cocaine??
@@martyvelasquez2261 she tested poaitive for coke not weed
@@martyvelasquez2261 But that's not why she failed it, she got a hard drug and he passed clean.. still can't believe people like this make it through basic but it's 2020.
@@ayron419 Yeah, right?
If your urinalysis shows you did a certain drug then you probably did that drug. Especially if there is a severely high nanogram count in your urine or blood sample.
False positives are a fact of life when talking about drug testing.
@@ericzeigler8669 yeah I realize that but when it’s so high to be labeled as LOL, then it’s not a false positive. There is an investigation process prior to the service member being kicked out or given NJP/Article 15 proceedings. To fit turns out to unfounded. Then there is no punishment needed.
@@ericzeigler8669 also you have to realize that the military is always downsizing when there is no war.
We got waivers whenever we got drug busts in the USCG
Wouldn't she get to run another test to defend herself from false positive
Nicky, the title is wrong.
It should say “Immature/narcissist/drama queen joins Navy for steady pay checks, and shockingly it doesn’t work out.”
We’ve all seen these non-hackers that wash out eventually. Nobody is risking a tampering with evidence charge to bust somebody already on the way out. She needs to grow up and realize that she is not the center of everybody's universe.
She will have lots of fun working at Wal Mart telling her "VETERAN" stories.
Yup. She thought life after training was going to be fine and dandy but is pissed that there are still standards to live up to.
Thank u
@@hypnoticmarmot8578 OMG! lmfao
She's 100% guilty and is playing dumb. However, I was a former Doc, and I know the system very well. I just wanted to say, while I can't confirm it with proof, I saw how the "random" list, could be altered and changed same day. I noticed that because I knew the UA coordinator of my command personally and saw how when someone made 1 420 joke, they were on that list for the next 7 or so "random" UA lists. Just saying. There is SOME truth in what she said. However, she is still guilty and glad she got out. But don't take my word for it, I could just be overthinking it
I feel like it also depends on the command size too...I was at a small shore command where for some reason, how the algorithm worked I guess, when a new person got there, they would end up on the hit list like every week at least once for a while...it was very annoying...and even after months of being there I saw my name on the list constantly...and I was never on anyone's radar...people would laugh at the idea of me popping on a test...I've literally never done any type of drug in my life and just never had an interest in it...the strongest drug that's ever been in my system was ibuprofen lol...but yeah I was on the hit list all the time and nobody had anything against me or a reason to think I'd pop 🤷🏼♀️ sometimes it's just luck of the draw...and it's annoying as hell having to pee in front of another person weekly 🤣
Not to say I have zero doubts that she could've been targeted or singled out...just saying I guess you'd need a little more evidence than "I was always on this hit list"...its definitely possible that she was singled out, and I honestly wouldn't be surprised if that was the case, because people can be shady...but I also don't necessarily buy into that theory either...
i got tested "randomly" 4 times in three days. end result: they got who they were after, i was not the target
UAs are the commanders program and if there is suspicion people can get put on that list at anytime. Usually it will be a separate list but the unassuming will never no. The lists can definitely be manipulated but I'm my experience I have never seen it used in a malicious way.
@@sNoLove-zl2vb they said it can’t and based by NAVADMIN and MARADMIN you can’t but I always knew they could and do.
i had a friend whose wife used meth and somehow coc found out and he was on the ua list everytime until he did eventually pop hot
You know those girls or guys who have been divorced 4 to 5 times. Well then you start to wonder was it actually the other person or them?
Military is what yiu make it. If you have a negative mind set you'll have a negative experience.
right but please let people know when they joined, they will need to work 10+hour everyday 24/7.
Depends on the job you chose and there is far more bullshit than work hours you don't get informed of.
@@asmellyplumbus thx
@@asmellyplumbus TBH I am not supporting her, but the navy have a lot more drama than people expect.
@@Amazoninspiration Not always, depends a lot on job and where stationed.
the sailors creed states and I qoute "I will obey the orders of those appointed over me" . Military life isnt too bad though, its a love hate relationship. I love it, but hate it, but still love it.
Joining the military was hands down the best decision I ever made. And, it's not even close. I joined in 2010. Fast forward a decade and I have a bachelor's degree, healthcare for life, finacial compensation for injuries while serving, as well as valuable life experience that was only made possible through serving. Been all over the globe, jumped out of a ton of airplanes, had a little pew pew Afghanistan action, and met some of the most interesting and influential people from all around the world. I always try to imagine where I would be if I had never elected to serve. Even with the extreme mental stress and physical abuse that sometimes (most times, let's be real) came with the title of Airborne Infantryman, I wouldn't change it for a thing. Thank you to all the 1 percenters who signed on that dotted line. Even you POGS :) Much love.
Furthermore, I don't know 1 person who doesnt wanna run their car off the road on their drive back to post after 3 weeks of leave. The worst feeling ever. No excuses though. Finish your contracts out. You'll thank yourself when you do finally ETS. Getting that dd-214 was one of the most fulfilling emotions ever. Talk about satisfying.
Her only true statement. "...I slipped through the cracks..."
We all know, some people just don’t fit. There’s no need to roast her. Now there are people in the comments just going off on her. It’s not productive. Some people just don’t fit military life for whatever reason.
She’s out, end of story 🤷🏾♂️
That’s what I’m saying and it’s grown ass men calling her names...like tf
Exactly. It’s almost as if people aren’t allowed to feel how they feel. Some people join and have little to no bad experiences, others aren’t so lucky. No need to pick her apart for how she feels. The problem is there are too many people confusing being a “leader” with dictating people’s personal feelings and forgetting that these are people.... stop picking her apart because she isn’t your cookie cutter sailor.
That's what happens when you're racist and feel invalid about ur voluntary time served in the military
But she trys to changes the story that it's not her fault she's a victim or take the OTH and be done
@@JJTOPSMILE THERES THE RACIST CARD!!!! We have a winner!!!
You right I joined the navy at 17 I’m a boatswains mate been in for 5 years
N it’s the best decision till date I have ever made
I love my job I love going out to sea
Thanx boats
I deployed once...true story
You like painting and tying ropes?
@@iDigress77times yea beats sitting in combat for 8 hours at a time.
Tell me, why do boats hate nukes 😂
"Released" is dirtbag for KICKED OUT!
"Released" isn't even a separation term in the navy.
Damn must be nice to get out early and get your VA benefits, and there's others that do 4 get out honorably and get denied and have to fight for VA benefits
She wants veterans benifits but is trying to get chaptered out. Buck up and do your time and quit complaining.
I was in Okinawa for my first 2 years of USMC .I loved it, but you always have those people that want to complain about everything. For someone to get kicked out of the military usually means they were a shit bird
OMG...if she was cooking in the galley, I would go back to my rack and have an MRE. She should have been deep selected for CSSR.
And would stay as an CSSR (E-1).
Good chance she cleaned dishes more than she cooked.
@@Adventuregirl96 Nah, they put her at chipping paint.
@@Adventuregirl96 Well Sir...as one of my COs once told me “a clean ship is a happy ship”. I was then anointed as “Zone Manager” of the Scullery!
@@chuckboyle8456 please refer to me as ma'am. But you are right "a clean ship is a happy ship" and there is a good chance she heard that term on a regular basis.
I was late for about a week straight at my first command, all because of the HRBT in VA. Not once did I go to DRB, ive been in lots of trouble but haven't been sent up, she clearly isn't telling the entire story. She likes to make excuses for her and her issues instead of taking credibility for her actions. Such a waste of the tax payers dollars to pay for her training.
The hrbt is no joke but military logic is leave you house 4 hrs early everyday just incase there is 3 hrs of traffic lol
Good thing she cried for "crazy man" and got him straight... he must of broke up the minute he woke up!
I used to do drug tests in the US Army, the trigger levels are so high that you really have to be doing drugs to pop hot. But there were problems in the past and many Soldiers prevailed in Federal Court , that is why the threshold is now set so high today. There are ways to prove herself innocent, she needs a lawyer.
This the type of girl to get pregnant because she thinks child support is a paycheck😂
That’s ain’t no damn money
@@AshleyApollo You're right, when you pick scumbags for baby daddies, you won't see much money if any. Not to get "racial" but how many women you know with a baby daddy in prison or on parole from prison?
@@gonavy505 are you implying only poc have baby daddies in jail? Bc it’s not true!
@@gonavy505 it doesnt really make sense to even try to make that a racial statistic.. thats purely a social status issue
@@co_co6025 I am directly stating that there is a MUCH HIGHER propensity which is easily proven by the racial makeup of the incarceration rates. Facts don't care about your feelings.
My urinalysis was off the scale for THC 🤣 I came in super baked to take the piss test, and the dozen other I always tried to beat the last score.
When you pull out a bible, you’re lying
I joined the Army at 17 years old back in 1991 and never seen this type of entitlement out of today's recruits. This generation is just a let down for our military readiness! How much longer will we as America no longer be a superpower!
This individual has more problems than a math book.
I'm mad that your comment caught me so off guard, but definitely laughed at it lol...gonna have to steal that one from you
Im going to have use this
"I signed up for the Navy because it be easy but then I'm like "naaaah." Feel me???"
I’m leaving to boot camp December 3 thank you for all the entertaining vids nickymgtv
Good luck 👍🏾
Good luck, RTC will go by real quick just keep your head up
Jose Marrero keep you head down and just do what you are told and you will be fine. Good luck to you.
See you there bro, I ship December 4th
I ship Nov. 24th , leaving Monday to the hotel.
Its easy to get put out even when you want to stay in. While I was injured and trying to get better my command had a deployment coming up and my Doc asked me if I felt like I could make the deployment. I'm thinking hell yeah he's gonna give me a shot and let me make deployment. No Noone wants to go on deployment but I new if I didn't make deployment I'd be medically discharged. So I jumped at it. Yes Sir I can. Just give me a chance I can do it. I'll do whatever I need to do. Nope it was a test. He immediately but me in for medical discharge. Yes 8 years later and I'm still salty.
Can confirm. Am doc.
Why bro? They did you dirty.
I served 8 years and I cant tell you where legal was at any of the bases I was stationed at
Simply put, if everyone is crazy YOU'RE THE ONE THAT'S INSANE
Not only did she "fail to adapt", she also failed to realize she can't sing
Way to many times a person that downs the military and makes it such a horror story and it was never their fault. One caused the situation themselves but they cannot admit they screwed up
"Every time I went back to base I felt like I was entering the gates of Hell."
Sounds like the years I worked in a hospital business office. Nevertheless I pressed on and successfully worked to support a young wife and put her through school.
She actually made me not want to join the navy, just knowing she made it through bootcamp lol. I ship in February
if i were u i wont do it.
@@sabinasb2445 thanks alot
@@Amazoninspiration I hear that
@@Amazoninspiration why not
Don't join the navy. Airforce is you're best bet. They get made fun of. End of the day they have the best living situation and a low deployment rate.
You know she constantly disobeyed and complained about EVERYTHING every single time she was asked to do anything.
Even as she's telling her "stories" there's not a modicum of respect. For example "the boy from legal" or "they brought me into the little legal room". She treats none of her situation with the respect or even the seriousness it requires.
She worries more about what she can take than what she can give, it's all about her and that's not good for the military. However she left, it is no loss.
Nice job signing a contract and not following through on it. I can't stand people like this💯
Ikr. All she had to do is finish her contract and she would have been good.
I never served, but I ran across this guy’s channel and although I’ve only watched 3 videos I subscribed. I really like your videos, keep it up!
Im lost with all her "Another Story" lines
Nicky is actually so cool man, I feel like he would be such a good LPO.
I DONT KNOW ABOUT THAT
@Ant 3451 sounds pretty normal to me, especially if your goal is to make chief for more money for yourself or family. Heck maybe if you're making a career at that point.
@Ant 3451 once you get that taste of power it's hard to remember lol... plus it's a lot of responsibility for LPO's not only worry about their career but their junior sailors and then family. Im not excusing certain behaviors because you should treat people you want to be treated. For those who did remember they usually get shit on hard by khakis because 90% of them are cock suckers.
He seems like a drama queen
@@cordelllongstreath9070 I THINK 🤔 HIS GAY
“Put the pieces together” 🎶🕺🏽🤣🤦🏽♂️
I don't even know where to start, so I will just say there is one in every crowd. Past that I hope she finds what she is looking for outside of the Navy and wish her the best of luck in getting there.
Back in the days the Navy had a perfect shore duty for her. it’s called Treasure Island!
I liked San Diego a lot when I was in the Navy. I much preferred shipboard life to A school. I had a shore duty billet for about a year and it was OK but there are no port visits. I hear liberty is restricted due to covid (if I understand correctly) and port calls are off. I screwed up when I was in the Navy but in the end it was sorted out and I did my time. No admin separation. Driving drunk is treated much differently these days but since mine was on the base the state of California was not involved. I wasn't even busted down, You have to really F up to get canned.
I love you Nicki but half the stuff you’re hitting her for is just dumb some of the shit she went through I went through when I was at this government job in Manhattan. They tried everything to get rid of me even breaking protocol just to find something wrong with me so I feel like it’s possible you can’t discredit someone cause it’s never happen to you. I have friends that’s in the navy right now going through shit like this in Hawaii.
Nicki thinks he is perfect
Personal anecdotal evidence is relevant but so is the macro overarching analysis I am trying to provide from the other perspective. As I said in the video I have always wanted Ashley to speak her truths and realize my truths and hers can live in the same sphere and it’s not only right and wrong or black and gray.
White*
Love the Channel Nicky. This and "The Stupid Log".
I’m subscribing to you bcuz I just love how you tell it.
So she is a quitter and she couldn’t handle being a cook 🤦♂️
The authority
I got out for the same reason she did. I tested positive for cocaine and I fought till the end, and got the same discharge. BUT! I’ll be the first to admit it was my fault. I went to a party where I didn’t know anyone, the guy who invited me I had met earlier on the beach. I was unaware they were doing drugs and I told them I was Navy. I got sick and left, didn’t think anything of it, and tested positive. It was barely over the limit but still. I messed up. I don’t recall doing it but at the same time, I was heavily intoxicated. All I can do now is let time pass and show the Review boards I’m not that guy and MAYBE get back in. The Navy was the BEST thing I’ve ever done and I’ll cherish those memories forever! ⚓️
It’s not about how you fall it’s about how you get back up. Good luck on your appeal! 🙏🏻
NICKY MGTV Thx man 🙏 I love your channel and I watch it all the time at work. Even when I was active duty I watched it! Old habits die hard 😂😂🤙
Can you tell me about that process? Like does your lawyer say you have a good chance? I’m working on something like this with the army but I’m not really hopeful I feel really bad about what happened to me
@@truckincapinwith15romeo10 you have an Instagram account? We ca talk there
@@truckincapinwith15romeo10 nope. I have Snapchat, insta, and FB
She wanted to be a City Girl back at her moms house with that Navy paycheck. That’s why she left Japan, she thought she was missing too much stuff at home.
What I mean walking out like royals means the recruits passed everything, are proud of themselves and happy or eager to join the military. How does it happen that many new armed forces members end up bad?
When she said put them pieces together
Everyone I have ever known that has been forced out of the military or left under unfavorable circumstances always has a story and according to them it has always been that their chain of command hated them. One guy I knew from my days in the dorms got kicked out, according to him his leadership had always hated him and always had it out for him, here is this wonderful airman’s record. Failed a supervisor room inspection, was informed that the flight chief would reinspect it in a week. Failed that room inspection so a week later the first sergeant inspected it, failed that room inspection so the commander inspected his room and he failed that inspection as well. Failed a PT and then failed the retest, then less than a year later failed another test before managing to barely pass a test. Got PCS orders and his leadership made changes to his work schedule so he could go to his out processing appointments, during the times he was supposed to be at appointments he would go to his dorm room to play Xbox, sleep and hang out at the smoke pit. But to this day he insists that his leadership just hated him for no reason. Seems like this former sailor has the same issue.
11:40 is extreme cringe. How can you put the pieces together when you can’t get your own story straight. For example, you can’t just leave a command without authorization or a set of orders whether temporary or permanent change of station. Just leaving the command is a direct violation of the UCMJ. Article 86.
I served in both the Army and the Navy, never had any problems. Fort Ord Ca and San Diego Ca for Basic and Boot Camps, Fort Knox for Armored and Kingsville Tx, Yokosuka Japan and USS Merrick AKA 97.
I’m not even in the military yet I ship July 13th but everything spewing out of her mouth sounds fake 😂
Word of advice, be respectful, work hard, and be careful who you pick as friends! They can make or Break you. I served 86/91. Had spinal fusions and had to get out but my husband came in as E1 underdesignated. No A school. He was a boatswainsmate chipping paint, grunt work but he persevered. Worked up to BM1, E 6. Applied and became an officer. He retired as LT. Now he is retired with a big pension. I got a bachelor's degree and career. I am 100% VA Healthcare for the rest of my life. Income, pension etc. Made great friends. 👍it is not an easy life but I am so glad I did it! It is what you choose!
In her defense she technically is right about being a really bad fit for the military, it's just everything else is a lie/half truth
She missed the hood. Her dreams is to make babies and get section eight food stamps and child support and Pookie and Ray Ray.
Now how you know she from the hood. Why because she black?.
Holy shit! They axed you a DRB? How long did did it take for the wound to heal?
She just wanted to get out and be home even though she finesse the NAVY once. And got stationed closer to home.
I was active duty Navy from 2001 to 2005. I was stuck in a job that I hated, and I worked for people I didn't like. They didn't like me either. At the time it felt like I was in hell. I showed up on time everyday, and did what I was told. At the end of my enlistment, I was given the honorable discharge that I earned. I left the Navy and went on the things that were better for me. It wasn't hell all of the time, and the people I met weren't all bad. I said I would do it for four years, and I did what I said I would do. To boot, I also traveled all over the world, so there's that. Just do that damn thing. It's really not that damn hard.
I did the same thing and had the same experience. I’m happy I knew my own value and went on to other things. I make more money and have a better quality of life but I’m glad that I got the work/life experience
@@mattkennedy6115 most certainly.
@@mattkennedy6115 I thought I'd come back and add here that I joined the Navy as a high school drop out, and got on a plane with nothing to my name but the clothes I was wearing, and a backpack that the Navy gave me. In that backpack was a sweater that the Navy gave me, and nothing else. While deployed, I saw Italy, England, Spain, Portugal, Greece, Dubai, Bahrain, and Crete. Today I make over 100k a year, and own a very nice house in a very nice neighborhood. I wasn't there to see what this girl went through but I highly doubt it was any more difficult than my enlistment. The more I think about her whining, cry baby, bull shit the more it pisses me off. My Navy is better off without this person who will likely be on wic in a one bedroom apartment in Portsmouth five years from now.
@@stephenaulds I agree with you 100 percent. Thank you for sharing your experience you deserve everything you have shipmate
@@mattkennedy6115 Thanks man, you too!
I see another person that doesn't wanna work, complain about everything, question about anything and doesn't do anything but constantly collects money twice a month without question.
My understanding was that the Navy didn't even test all the samples. They would randomly test a sample from the entire command who had been tested and if they found a positive, they'd test all of em. They could go back in the archives if a troop was suspicious. This seemed to be true as one of my classmates who had not been recently tested was separated for marajuana.
The Navy is great it has pros and cons, one con is working with negative people affecting others around them!
She should have not joined in the first place. 2 yrs 😂😂 , hey girl some of us had 21 years in.
I go to Army Boot Camp on June 14th!!! Excited!
Enjoy the heat 😀
@Herbie Husker I care and that’s what matters 😄
@@malcolmxraw1342 Thank you I will 😁
You poor soul
Nicky should have given us the 🍿 warning alert. 😆 🤣 😂
UA’s aren’t always random. I don’t care what regulation says it is used as a weapon.
What they do in the army is keep refreshing the list until the people they want is on the list.
She did NOT hit that note she was talking about with her crusty voice
Reading this. I was was like, what note? Then I quickly found out what you mean.
No she didn't lol
I came here for Nicky cringe face. I got nicky cringe face when she started singing. Got what I came for.
I was active duty Marines for almost 7 years (extended on my original contract for 1.5 years for a special duty assignment). I left because as much as I thought being a Marine was badass, I wasn't necessarily what the Marine Corps wanted. My mentality was many times at odds with the Marine Corps but I still did what I was told and did my duty just like everyone else. The problem wasn't the Marine Corps, the problem was me. The Marine Corps is the way it is for a reason and people who have served far longer, had far more experience, and had tons of more responsibility than me made policies and decisions they saw fit to implement. Sometimes they were good, sometimes not. At the end of the day no one owed me anything and if I saw that everywhere I went there were problems, I was the common denominator. Not my fellow marines, leadership, duty station, MOS, or the Marine Corps, it was me. This girl needs to grow up.
One would think the whole “do I want to be in the Navy or not” should have been addressed before you signed that contract.
Just don’t sign the contract if you can’t handle being in the military
I am on the path to bootcamp and have been browsing content on youtube for insight to help prepare and orient myself on what to expect. When I found her channel I browsed through a few of her videos and wondered if she actually was getting by with her perspective/character well enough. I see that is not the case and find relief in knowing this outward attitude is not tolerated. I was kinda scared to encounter more people that resonate with Ashley's mentality. May she find her purpose elsewhere by the grace of God.
You will be fine. Do your job,study and stay away from the alcohol and it will be a pice of cake.
Don't act like her...be your own sailor, its easy, do what your told, if you have problems...ask the chief, nothing go to command master chief, no good, there are routes to fix thing, most of us wanted to serve, your are a wheel in a bigger machine, alone, you are nothing, be a team play, and also, step for duty your not comfortable with, good luck sis
Can someone help me understand what an ABF does, I leave for basic the 24th. I know we ensure that fuel is safe and clean but besides that what else do we do. Thank you and I’m going to be starting a channel soon and I’ve always watched your videos for info.
DOESNT THE NAVY HAVE A DRUG REHAB POLICY,THEY GOT ALCOHOL REHAB I GUESS.
@11:44 Nicky's face is priceless lol
You sound like a dude who hates on navy pride regardless of time in. Like you'd hate on a person who did less than 2 years.
It's easy to say you're not a quitter when you never tried.
When I balck girl talks with her fingers, she is about to say “I swear on my babies/grandma” and I ain’t lying lol.
it’s lowkey easy to get out of the navy. There’s been a couple sailors on my ship that “couldn’t adapt” and was separated within like 2-3 months also I don’t know how other ships do their urinalysis but for the most part it is random but there’s people at my command that get put on multiple times in a row, especially if you get into trouble and they suspect you of doing drugs/ your test comes back a little sketchy.
I’m not sure if you’ve been on a ship or not but some of the things you’re saying is inaccurate. I’m not in anyway taking up for this girl bc ofc she’s not the best representation of what the navy stands for but in the same light, you gotta do more research lol. Loved the video tho. Content is still 10/10 lol
Brah... this is a cancer and it will contaminate the Division/department, this is a Chief’s nightmare! Sooo difficult to deal with.
You need to put in those sound effects from 'A Combat Veteran's" videos with all those hand movements.
It's always difficult when you want to validate every struggle that each of your Sailors are going through, but sometimes you just need to give a hard truth and tell them to "suck it up". I've had a Sailor who continuously needed to see medical/Chaps/mental health for whatever reason (and that's perfectly okay), but I can assure you it was NOT because of the Navy. We had it so her only duty was to show up to work/duty on time, focus on studying for her qualifications, and on average she was out on liberty by 1500. Sometimes no matter what you do Sailors will have underlying pains and issues that you can't "cure". As much as you want to help, the military does not have the time nor the resources to focus 100% of their time on someone who won't get with the program.