Hey everyone. If you’re interested in joining the Air Force, I created a “Joining the Air Force” Starter pack playlist. Hopefully this helps you in your decision making. ruclips.net/p/PLXuUcq2bb7w1FpnrFV4FC0pn57wq9uCVc
Depends on how old you are now, and what your criminal and alcohol history was like after this incident. If it’s been 2-3 years or more and you’ve been a saint, this can be approved. But you’d first have to find a recruiter who’s willing to work it.
@@Jodywithawhy currently still 19 but just speaking everything into existence. I hope my recruiter is as driven as you because I’m really overthinking everything. I don’t even want to look at alcohol because of what it could’ve caused me...
I hear ya. That’s good though. Remember to stay like that, and then a year after the incident try to join. Your recruiter may say it’s too early, or they may try to see what happens.
I have a Felony PCS(less than a Gram) Evading Arrest POM Trespassing what category am I under please let me know I’m currently goin through the waiver process
Hey, Sarge. I was an ANG recruiter in the late 70s. I had a kid who wanted to be a PJ. He interviewed with the PJ NCOIC, ASVAB tested, took the physical abilities test, passed his physical, and we got his orders cut for the pipeline. About 2 weeks before he was due to leave for Lackland, he asks me if that offense (I can't remember what it was) was going to be a problem. "What offense, Mr. X?" "The blah blah when I was a kid." I felt like the ground was going to open up. The senior recruiter looked at me with one of those "You moron" looks and shook his head. Turns out he had disqualified the guy a year before, and didn't tell me. I called CBPO and the NCOIC there guided me on what needed to be done. The kid had to get a letter signed by a judge, I believe it was to show the kids had learned his lesson, to submit along with a request for waiver. He got the letter, and I submitted the waiver. The senior recruiter said it probably wasn't going to be approved. I moved on left the unit after my enlistment was up. About a year later, my then wife and I were at an air show. I turned around for some reason, there was the kid - in 1550s, jump boots, jump and aircrew wings and maroon beret. He was working, but he shook my hand and said "Thanks." I hope he had a great career and helped folks who needed it.
Aww man. This is great. It’s these kinds of moments as a recruiter that make it all worth it. I salute you Sir. Taking the extra time to change someone’s life is honorable. We need more like you. 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
That is unfortunate. Sometimes it is really hard to find a recruiter who’s willing to work waivers. It may take you some time to find a recruiter who will. Just don’t give up and keep searching. Hopefully everything works out for you. It took Myriah 3 years before she found a recruiter willing to work her.
My recruiter said they don't deal with people with any crimes. I think she was just being racist with me and one of those people that were nerds in school and doesn't believe in second chances.
Other than my tattoo on my neck that I'm going to get removed I'm having the same problem I was just informed today about a harassment misdemeanor I mean pretty much told me that he can do a waiver but he chooses not to and that no one else is willing to do it I was like ok I can give you the nature of my case and why this could never happen again with a girlfriend. And pretty much said everyone would know but I think he's just worried about his reputation on who signed a waiver for me I'm looking to have a chance I'm 30 years old and I know this is something I truly would like to do.
Even thought the neck tattoo is a disqualifyer that can be fixed but I still have that since of hope because the charge itself isn't a disqualifyer it's the matter of fact which recruiter my ancestors are gonna put me twords to work this waiver for me so I am no doubt gonna stop trying because he said he won't do it you you wont but someone will. And Jody your videos have been nothing but helpful and very inspirational and very driven to be perseverance about these types of situations. Thankyou
I wish I had a recruiter like you. 3 years ago I was trying to join the Marines and I waited for a year 1/2 to go through the application process because I had a few ear surgeries where I was young. Long story short my hearing is slightly weak on one side and my papers were at MEPS in limbo for a long time until they rejected me. My recruiter didn't tell me there was an option for a waiver and gave up on me. After seeing this video I'll try again with Air force.
It was my mission to make sure I changed as many lives as possible. The ones who care are always the good recruiters. Thanks for watching and supporting. 🙌🏽
HI IM TRYING TO JOIN NOW. IM 37. DONT YOU THINK IT'S A GOOD IDEA? I HAVE NO BACKGROUND, TATTS OR WEIRD PIERCINGS AND NO KIDS. I REALLY NEED SOMETHING CHALLENGING. @Jodywithawhy
Broooo. Hours and hours of learning, so I don’t come off as a bum on RUclips. 😂😂😂. Still learning though, but I always appreciate you for noticing. 💪🏽💪🏽. A1 since day 1.
Yep I agree. Subject matter improvement. He clearly knows allot about recruiting and what's required to join. He just needed to increase the subject areas and add his unique delivery to the topic of discussion.
I watched this video probably 4 or 5 times. I met with one recruiter and he told me I was eligible. I read the different categories with him and knew something was wrong so K went to a different recruiter who was willing to help me. Currently waiting for my waiver . This video gives me so much hope. Thank you!!
I don't think a lot of people understand what it means to applicants to get a recruiter like you. I walked into the recruiters office about 2 months ago with 11b in mind and I didn't really care where I went as long as it was a change of scenery. My army recruiter has been super honest from the get go letting me know that with my wrist surgery we just have to be honest and up front and we can get it approved. He sent in my packets 3 times before I was approved to phys at MEPS. Went to MEPS the first time and they lost my packet due to the GENESIS thing going on. Went my second time a few weeks later and passed first try actually getting to phys. Signed my contract the same day and swore in. Best part is I got a bonus and a guaranteed Germany duty station attached with it. Keep being that honest and hardworking recruiter. You never know when you might be the one thing between a kid getting a second chance and a new start at life.
Wow!!!! That was great, you helped that young lady change her life. What a wonderful thing you and the other offices did, you work with her, that was wonderful, you're wonderful young man.❤️🎉🎉🎉
@@Jodywithawhy I got denied entry to the army so I’m going to try navy now. I was super disappointed because it took me a year to get a yes or no. And my asvab scores will be null in December
The sound effects are LIFE 🤣. I just joined at 36 ( active duty ) and your videos are beyond helpful. Probs was over prepared at MEPS cuz you know, that’s what we old people do.
Ayeeee. Congrats on making that step. And thanks for the support. I honestly don’t think you could ever be too prepared for MEPS. It’s better to over prepare, get there and realize it’s not that hard, than under prepare and then be overwhelmed. So kudos to you and good luck on the journey. 🙌🏽🙌🏽
God bless you for going the distance to help her. As an older guy with a troubled past who is hoping to join the air reserves in the next year, this gives me hope
Bless you for helping her instead of just listening to whoever advised you not to, I've been struggling for years to join i haven't gave up just yet but non the less this story gives me hope. thank you!
Thank you for this video, when I was 17 I did some stupid things and got some felonies on my juvenile record. It’s sealed and that was 2 years ago. Now I’m getting back to the authentic person I need to be and the Navy is how I see doing that. I’m going to get situated and go talk to a recruiter instead of being too scared I’ll get rejected. Thank you
I keep watching this video to get my courage up to step in a recruiters office and try to get commissioned. Currently getting all the paperwork mentioned so when I go the recruiter knows I'm serious. Thank you for posting this without it I'd still be ji like lost.
NGL, this brought a tear to my eye. From experience I know what it's like to look in a mirror and see a pos failure looking back you, and even when you determine to change you still need someone who's prepared to go to bat for you. I hope the USAF were thankful you went the extra mile to recruit a nigh on perfect candidate 👏
What an amazing story. I came to this video after watching your video about your own journey of joining that almost didn’t happen. I remember when I was in delayed entry. I was 18 years old and did all kinds of dumb stuff that could have landed me in a lot of trouble. Luckily, I didn’t get caught up with the law. Your incident before basic ended up being a blessing in disguise. Had you not gone through that, you probably wouldn’t have been willing to go to bat so hard for this girl. Way to pay it forward. Outstanding! 👍🏻
You’re definitely right. And I also honestly don’t think I was ready for the Air Force prior to that incident. That humbled me and made more responsible and careful with who I spent my time with. Thanks for watching and the support. Means a lot. 💪🏽💪🏽
currently have been in the process of joining air force, still waiting to hear back on my waiver and i’ve watched this video probably 10 times within the past couple months. gives me hope, thanks jody
Currently waiting on my waiver from the Air Force for an OCD/Anxiety diagnosis with a few medications for it from age 9 to about 16. 25 now with a wife and two kids, it was submitted last week and my recruiter said we can expect to hear back next Friday. Aside from that there's nothing major or recent in my medical record and I submitted a very detailed statement, my medical and pharmacy records documenting the condition, and a letter from my employer stating I do not have any work accommodations. I'm really hoping that being off medications and symptom free for almost ten years helps get me that waiver because my wife and I are so excited and set on the Air Force and most of my family have been in the branch. I honestly think it was a misdiagnosis as my parents got trigger happy with the tricare at a young age. My recruiter is in good hopes so keeping my fingers crossed.
Everything went good at MEPS. To my surprise the only thing Genesis really caught was my OCD/anxiety history. Passed everything else and went through the waiver process for the mental health history. Currently waiting on dates from MEPS for my consultation which should be the last step before acquiring the golden ticket (medical waiver).
This is an awesome story and Myriah is so lucky to have found a recruiter to help her out! I see that you've been bombarded with questions and I feel guilty for throwing another one at you, but I can't find any information on this. I had a DUI 6.5 years ago when I was 23. That's the only thing on my record ever. Now I'm just shy of 30, finished my bachelor's degree in 2019, and I've been a small business owner the past 3 years (I'm a home inspector). While I was in my early 20's I maintained stable employment at a restaurant as a manager (2013-2019). I understand that the DUI may be waiverable, but do you think there's any hope for me joining the AF as an officer? I'm just starting the process of reaching out to a recruiter, but I want to be prepared if it isn't feasible.
As an officer it won’t happen. But you’d be able to have a strong case for enlisted. Once enlisted, you can put in an officer package, and anything prior to you joining no longer counts against when trying to become an officer. I hope this helps.
Thanks for sharing this with me Jody, it gives me inspiration for me to keep trying to get in. I have a lot of obstacles to overcome but being in the Air Force is one of my dreams. By reviewing and researching all the information I need it’s going to help me prepare. I know I should probably just do the prescreening to see if I can even apply but I know with the right recruiter I will be able to achieve my dreams. Time to put in the hard work and get all my details situated. 🕵🏻♀️ thank you 😊
Outstanding Airman Recuiter.... noticing potential, ambition, and drive. Not recruiting for personal benefit. Enlisting recruits that want to progress into a better life. Awesome.
my recruiter had to get a waiver for me (one eye with bad eyesight and uncorrectable)which ive heard is a hard one to get accepted) i didnt know it was up to the recruiter to actually do the waivers so thank you to her! SSgt Chiles in Athens Tx, THANK YOUU!!!
Awesome story. Happy to see you got her in. This video actually gave me motivation to seek reenlisting in the service again. Backstory. Prior Service Army Veteran “Active Duty”. Was a victim of a sexual rape & assault by a NCO within my chain of command, FTR for 3 days “grounds for administrative discharge.” Had a General Discharge under Honorable Conditions in 2017. Soon as I got out I did not get any guidance for help or treatment which unfortunately lead to me getting charged with Forgery & Impersonation in 2018. After that happen it seemed like everyone helped me get back on the path and narrow who I once was when I enlisted. Had my County VSO “veteran service officer” Director send my packet for upgrading my DD-214 to Honorable. ADRB “Army Discharge Review Board” granted the upgrade to Honorable given the unique nature of my situation. “5-years later we got that decision” Fast forward to 2022. I was released early by the judge from veterans mental health probation completion “5-year sentence shaved down to 2.5 Years,” completed behavioral health treatment, currently on no medication as well been working for state government for the past 3 years. Have my honorable discharge and even have a letter of reenlistment recommendation from my County VSO Director. I am working with a Air Force National Guard Recruiter now. I will know a decision after Thanksgiving if my charges “Forgery & Impersonation” are waiverable. She was unsure cause it’s unique case but said that being it’s non-violent & Non-Drug Related it’s in my favor. Her flight commander will give a yes or no answer if we can do the waiver not. Any insight if they are currently waiverable? From video it looks like they are. I was robbed from my first enlistment and want to server my country again. I’m hoping for a miracle. But hopefully you have some strong insight on this given ur background. The Tsgt Woman Recruiter I’m working with is definitely open to helping me out and feels for my Situation.
I’m not too familiar with how the guard will view your past record. I would recommend just trusting your recruiter. If you have a recruiter who’s willing to work with you, that’s more important than anything. They’ll be the ones who put their name on the line for the Adjutant General to approve your waiver. If they’re willing to do that, that’s the most important thing. I hope everything works out for you. Keep us updated. 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
@@Jodywithawhy Thanks for the insight brother. I actually was referred to them from a Active Duty AF Recruiter believe or not. They said for my Situation it would be a little more easier to work with. I’ll definitely keep you posted for you and your viewers if the flight commander gives the green light for the moral waiver. Keep up the good work on your videos. It definitely gave me hope to give it a shot. Thanks for the quick response as well. Very engaging is appreciated.
I'm leaving for Air Force basic training in one week, and I've been binging your videos to help make sure I'm prepared. The end of this one made start to cry... You decided she was worth taking a chance on and now she's CRUSHING it
Thank you sir. 46 yr old convicted felon. This video you made and the information you provided just changed my life. Men like you change the world one person at a time. Your character and genuine concern for others just guided me out of long,bleak and dark journey. Your light shines,may God bless you. When my dream is fulfilled and the USAF accepts me,I want to give you your full credit earned. Please continue making videos you have a natural gift.
Jody thank you for doing this all for her sir, I'm in a very similar situation and I'm fortunate enough to have a stand up recruiter who's really working with me to get me through this same exact process, it's been a decade since all of my past happened and I've tried really hard to make up for my past mistakes, I'm really hoping the flight chief and CO will see how well I've done after all is said and done
@@Jodywithawhy i absolutely will sir, my recruiter said he's confident i'll get in, it's just much harder trying to track down everything a decade later
My recruiter ghosted me because I haven’t been cleared yet due to my car accident smh I got over a 66 on the asvab when I get cleared should I switch another recruiter
She must be super proud of you being so proud of her enough to make this video. Respect goes both ways. Great recruiters are everything! You guys do serious work. Much respect. My recruiter is a boss too. Very thankful. Similar story. ✊❤️
Really appreciate you covering the waiver process, and loving your channel content so far! It's so encouraging to see a recruiter willing to go the distance (: I'm in the process of trying to enlist, but ran into an issue with my DTI ratio potentially disqualifying me from jobs requiring top security clearance. Have you had experience/success in the realm of financial waivers? Or would it be alright if I could contact you directly for perspective on my situation?
Thanks for watching. So I’ve had financial waivers done before and if you come with the DTI over 40% you won’t be qualified for top secret clearances. But if you were to get the DTI under 40%, you could potentially become eligible for those jobs. I hope that helps.
Hey Jody, can you make a video on going over debt? I am trying to join, and up until recently I have found out if you have like an insane amount of credit card debt or certain type of debt like in collections that it may prevent you from joining. I was just hoping you can make a video covering all things in regards to debts and credit scores if that makes sense. Like maybe certain waivers or payment plans that can help you join regardless of debt? I hope that makes sense also lol. I’m sure there is a lot of people with questions like that in regards to the enlisting process with the recruiter so i know it would be a great video for your channel. Thank you for all your videos. Very very helpful.
I’m so glad I found this video, I’m in the same boat as her and going on Friday to enlist. I’ve been worrying and tossing and turning for days but this gave me so much hope! I tried with the Marines for a few years and kept getting rejected but I finally found an AF recruiter willing to help me. I’m praying I get the same end results as her 🤞🏽 is there any tips or advice on what I can do to help my case? I’m currently working on getting on 100 letters of recommendation, my idea not my recruiters, I haven’t told him yet. And I’ll start working on getting everything else you mentioned in the video from the state im from, I only have my criminal record as of now, juvenile to last offense. (currently living in Colorado). Thank you for this video! It was very helpful
That’s awesome. I’m glad I could give you the motivation you need. I would recommend you write a letter explaining what happened, why it happened, why it won’t happen again and why you deserve a chance in the Air Force. Gather all the records and any letter of recommendations. 100 may be too much. Lol. I would say like 2-4. Also if you have any major medical history, gather the records for that stuff too. That way your recruiter can have everything they need upfront. This will make you look non top of your stuff, and the recruiter will be more appreciative to work with you. Good luck. 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
Man that's so inspirational I have a sr22 for being involved in a accident without insurance and a licence but only got a ticket for insurance it's been 4 years never been into trouble no tickets I confident that I could pass I was scared but hearing this story makes me feel better much respect to recruiters like you
@jodywithawhy update! Been in almost a year now and I’m loving it, I’m a crew chief on the c-130s! Can’t thank you enough for the confidence to make my dream come true with this video.
I was born to a military family father was in the Air Force, but I was born with Arthritis. I’ve always wanted to join the military, but every recruiter I talked to when I was younger never even mentioned these waivers. I’m 35 now and still wish to join in some way but I’m not sure I’d be accepted even with a waiver. Am I correct in assuming this?
This story makes me want to try this to join the military. I have a record, it can be bad for me, but I definitely want to try this , they can say no. But I shouldn't let that stop me
I would have done the same thing. Being an Airforce veteran I feel it is a great place for people to make a positive change in their life. They just need to get in the door.. 💪🏽Aim High!!
This is giving me hope, I got a category 2 as a juvenile, and the navy is playing the hard game, and the Air Force recruiter in my area is willing to give me a shot so hopefully all works out
I hope I can be as lucky 🍀 as you guys where all I need is a second chance 💯 thanks for the inspiration and information! Bless you brother and thank you for your service
Videos like these and the posts that my friend who joined the army makes me want to try and join the Air Force so much faster but I set myself back and need to get my diploma first but I’ll be there soon
Don't let that mistake ruin your life- Whether you join the AF or not get your diploma if not you could start a pattern of not finishing things- I had an Army recruiter tell my friend they would help her get her diploma so maybe that's an option- having someone help an push you definitely couldn't hurt😎
i'm currently going through the moral wavier process for a CAT 2 charge I caught as juvenile and I wish I saw this video months ago because you put so much into perspective for me. these videos you're putting out are great!
As long as there isn’t consistent trouble making which looks like a pattern, you should be fine. Really depends on your recruiter and their leadership, so make sure you are proactive and timely. The quicker you woke to gather everything, the more the recruiter will fight for you.
Meps drug test fail for delta 9. Literally had no idea it was in my system. Think it was something I took at a wellness expo. Scored high on asvab, got to choose from any mos available, picked a mos with top secret clearance. A week later heard about delta 9 fail. I’m devastated. I’m in a pilot training independently so I hear AF had a waiver but I’m over 30. 😢 sucks so bad
Gosh I wish you still recruited. I have a slim to none chance of joining. Is there anyway that I have speak with you? If not, it's okay. Keep up the great work.
It's been 90 days since my son's waiver review was submitted to the Surgeon General. MEPS was 5 months ago. This period is far longer than any I've read of online. Is there still hope? Thanks.
i've seen folks get in on waivers but getting a security clearance is a whole different story, even if your record was expunged JPAS will still find it. What a lot of people don't know is if you get busted you are automatically assigned a FBI number even if you got an expungement or the case you were found not guilty. I knew a guy that had a simple possesion charge for weed, they found a roach in his ash tray but since it was a first offense he was able to get it expunged but later while active duty he couldn't obtain a clearance and had to get new MOS training and be reaasigned another job.
This is true. She was not able to get a job which required a higher clearance, but when she’s in her cross training window, she’ll be able to apply for those kinds of jobs.
@jodywithawhy I commented 8 days ago to say this video gave me hope because I was in the same situation as Mariah, well I swore in yesterday! Thank you to you for the confidence and to my amazing recruiter who didn’t just send me away, I get to peruse my dream! The Air Force did for me in 8 days what the Marine Corps couldn’t/wouldn’t do for me over the course of 10 years. Thank you so much for all of your amazing content! I’ll be watching your videos religiously now lol!
I have a neighbor kid (son of a single mother), 22 yrs old, college grad, no criminal record, perfect health...can't get the attention of our AF Recruiter...can't make an appointment on line...zero contact after leaving voicemails. Not a professional look for the AF.
I'm glad I found your channel and this video. I've been wanting to join the Air Force and have started to do research, but I've had doubts and concerns because of my criminal background. After watching your video, I now know that my two charges are both Category 2, and although I'm still ashamed of my past, I feel like there's still hope for me.
Glad I could help. There’s a chance. It will just depend on what the charges are and if the recruiter is willing to work them. Sometimes finding a recruiter to work a waiver is the hardest part. So you may have to search around a bit.
I don’t smoke weed, I haven’t been arrested, I’m 17, done with high school, parents support me enlisting, haven’t had asthmatic symptoms past the age of 9, I’m in good shape BUTTTTTT I keep watching videos like this😭 Anyway, thanks for the info sirrr
Thank you so much. I’m really trying to find my rhythm with these videos, and keep getting better. I appreciate you watching and supporting. It means a lot. 🙌🏽
Hey everyone. If you’re interested in joining the Air Force, I created a “Joining the Air Force” Starter pack playlist. Hopefully this helps you in your decision making.
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Hey jodywithawhy would you be eligible to join the Air Force if you have a misdemeanor DUI ? I got one at 19
Depends on how old you are now, and what your criminal and alcohol history was like after this incident. If it’s been 2-3 years or more and you’ve been a saint, this can be approved. But you’d first have to find a recruiter who’s willing to work it.
@@Jodywithawhy currently still 19 but just speaking everything into existence. I hope my recruiter is as driven as you because I’m really overthinking everything. I don’t even want to look at alcohol because of what it could’ve caused me...
I hear ya. That’s good though. Remember to stay like that, and then a year after the incident try to join. Your recruiter may say it’s too early, or they may try to see what happens.
I have a Felony PCS(less than a Gram) Evading Arrest POM Trespassing what category am I under please let me know I’m currently goin through the waiver process
Bless you for helping her instead of just listening to whoever advised you not to.
Always gotta challenge what you don’t believe in. Even while in the Air Force. 🙌🏽
When people want to get serious, get a second chance at life, you're one of the ones who listens. Well done.
Hey, Sarge. I was an ANG recruiter in the late 70s. I had a kid who wanted to be a PJ. He interviewed with the PJ NCOIC, ASVAB tested, took the physical abilities test, passed his physical, and we got his orders cut for the pipeline. About 2 weeks before he was due to leave for Lackland, he asks me if that offense (I can't remember what it was) was going to be a problem.
"What offense, Mr. X?"
"The blah blah when I was a kid."
I felt like the ground was going to open up. The senior recruiter looked at me with one of those "You moron" looks and shook his head. Turns out he had disqualified the guy a year before, and didn't tell me.
I called CBPO and the NCOIC there guided me on what needed to be done. The kid had to get a letter signed by a judge, I believe it was to show the kids had learned his lesson, to submit along with a request for waiver. He got the letter, and I submitted the waiver. The senior recruiter said it probably wasn't going to be approved.
I moved on left the unit after my enlistment was up. About a year later, my then wife and I were at an air show. I turned around for some reason, there was the kid - in 1550s, jump boots, jump and aircrew wings and maroon beret. He was working, but he shook my hand and said "Thanks." I hope he had a great career and helped folks who needed it.
Aww man. This is great. It’s these kinds of moments as a recruiter that make it all worth it. I salute you Sir. Taking the extra time to change someone’s life is honorable. We need more like you. 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
I’m happy for her that she found a recruiter like you. I had a misdemeanor, and I’m struggling to find a recruiter who is willing to help me.
That is unfortunate. Sometimes it is really hard to find a recruiter who’s willing to work waivers. It may take you some time to find a recruiter who will. Just don’t give up and keep searching. Hopefully everything works out for you. It took Myriah 3 years before she found a recruiter willing to work her.
Any update? I hope you were able to get in 🥺
My recruiter said they don't deal with people with any crimes. I think she was just being racist with me and one of those people that were nerds in school and doesn't believe in second chances.
Other than my tattoo on my neck that I'm going to get removed I'm having the same problem I was just informed today about a harassment misdemeanor I mean pretty much told me that he can do a waiver but he chooses not to and that no one else is willing to do it I was like ok I can give you the nature of my case and why this could never happen again with a girlfriend. And pretty much said everyone would know but I think he's just worried about his reputation on who signed a waiver for me I'm looking to have a chance I'm 30 years old and I know this is something I truly would like to do.
Even thought the neck tattoo is a disqualifyer that can be fixed but I still have that since of hope because the charge itself isn't a disqualifyer it's the matter of fact which recruiter my ancestors are gonna put me twords to work this waiver for me so I am no doubt gonna stop trying because he said he won't do it you you wont but someone will. And Jody your videos have been nothing but helpful and very inspirational and very driven to be perseverance about these types of situations. Thankyou
i think it’s funny how “draft evasion” can be a reason they won’t let you join
I wish I had a recruiter like you. 3 years ago I was trying to join the Marines and I waited for a year 1/2 to go through the application process because I had a few ear surgeries where I was young. Long story short my hearing is slightly weak on one side and my papers were at MEPS in limbo for a long time until they rejected me. My recruiter didn't tell me there was an option for a waiver and gave up on me. After seeing this video I'll try again with Air force.
How'd it go?
Congrats to both of you! You helped her change her life. I hope all recruiters are dedicated and willing to help above and beyond
It was my mission to make sure I changed as many lives as possible. The ones who care are always the good recruiters. Thanks for watching and supporting. 🙌🏽
HI IM TRYING TO JOIN NOW. IM 37. DONT YOU THINK IT'S A GOOD IDEA? I HAVE NO BACKGROUND, TATTS OR WEIRD PIERCINGS AND NO KIDS. I REALLY NEED SOMETHING CHALLENGING. @Jodywithawhy
The quality of your videos are getting so much better!
Broooo. Hours and hours of learning, so I don’t come off as a bum on RUclips. 😂😂😂. Still learning though, but I always appreciate you for noticing. 💪🏽💪🏽. A1 since day 1.
Yep I agree. Subject matter improvement. He clearly knows allot about recruiting and what's required to join. He just needed to increase the subject areas and add his unique delivery to the topic of discussion.
@@Stephoya how did I miss this. Thank you. This helps a lot. 💪🏽💪🏽
Had to get 2 waivers, obstruction of justice and shoplifting when I was 17 (I know , I know) . Got accepted! It’s always worth the try
Ayeee. Congratulations. 🙌🏽🙌🏽
I watched this video probably 4 or 5 times. I met with one recruiter and he told me I was eligible. I read the different categories with him and knew something was wrong so K went to a different recruiter who was willing to help me. Currently waiting for my waiver . This video gives me so much hope. Thank you!!
I’m glad I could help. Hopefully everything works out. Please lemme know if the waiver gets approved. You can give hope to someone else🙌🏽🙌🏽
Holy shit. That’s an awesome story, and even more inspiration for me. Hell yeah. The truest definition of Aim High
Glad you could help someone get into the military,she proved herself by going beyond and above the required.
I don't think a lot of people understand what it means to applicants to get a recruiter like you. I walked into the recruiters office about 2 months ago with 11b in mind and I didn't really care where I went as long as it was a change of scenery. My army recruiter has been super honest from the get go letting me know that with my wrist surgery we just have to be honest and up front and we can get it approved. He sent in my packets 3 times before I was approved to phys at MEPS. Went to MEPS the first time and they lost my packet due to the GENESIS thing going on. Went my second time a few weeks later and passed first try actually getting to phys. Signed my contract the same day and swore in. Best part is I got a bonus and a guaranteed Germany duty station attached with it. Keep being that honest and hardworking recruiter. You never know when you might be the one thing between a kid getting a second chance and a new start at life.
Love to hear it. Congrats on everything working out. 🙌🏽🙌🏽
where in germany? I loved heidelburg but Austria was my favorite
Wow!!!!
That was great, you helped that young lady change her life. What a wonderful thing you and the other offices did, you work with her, that was wonderful, you're wonderful young man.❤️🎉🎉🎉
Thank you for watching. Her life has definitely changed since joining. Always makes me proud to think about how far she’s gone.
Respect for taking your time to help her
Thanks. I was a waiver too, so it was very important for me to help her and many others.
@@Jodywithawhy I got denied entry to the army so I’m going to try navy now. I was super disappointed because it took me a year to get a yes or no. And my asvab scores will be null in December
Asvab scores last for 2 years. I don’t know when you too it, but 2 years is the timeframe
Facts hope someone is able to help me like that
The sound effects are LIFE 🤣. I just joined at 36 ( active duty ) and your videos are beyond helpful. Probs was over prepared at MEPS cuz you know, that’s what we old people do.
Ayeeee. Congrats on making that step. And thanks for the support. I honestly don’t think you could ever be too prepared for MEPS. It’s better to over prepare, get there and realize it’s not that hard, than under prepare and then be overwhelmed. So kudos to you and good luck on the journey. 🙌🏽🙌🏽
I thought 35 was the cut off
@@nicholashillikergod1stmini214 , it’s 39 for active duty Airforce.
@@gemaraasch8962 thank you. you are an inspiration
God bless you for going the distance to help her. As an older guy with a troubled past who is hoping to join the air reserves in the next year, this gives me hope
Wow, I hope my recruiter is this dedicated when I enlist. A recruiter that cares really can change lives!
I personally worked with this (S)Sgt, there is no one that represents the AF better than Myriah.
She’s dope isn’t she. 💪🏽
Jody does
You’re an amazing human being sir! Thank you for your service and being great to others with a past!
No problem at all. Definitely a passion of mine to help those in need when I can. Thanks for the support. 🤙🏽
Bless you for helping her instead of just listening to whoever advised you not to, I've been struggling for years to join i haven't gave up just yet but non the less this story gives me hope. thank you!
Thank you for this video, when I was 17 I did some stupid things and got some felonies on my juvenile record. It’s sealed and that was 2 years ago. Now I’m getting back to the authentic person I need to be and the Navy is how I see doing that. I’m going to get situated and go talk to a recruiter instead of being too scared I’ll get rejected. Thank you
Good luck. I hope everything works out for you. 🙌🏽
I keep watching this video to get my courage up to step in a recruiters office and try to get commissioned. Currently getting all the paperwork mentioned so when I go the recruiter knows I'm serious.
Thank you for posting this without it I'd still be ji like lost.
Holy cow dude! You took us for a roller coaster of a story. I kept waiting for the sad ending. That's so awesome!
Naw man. She was one of my biggest success stories as a recruiter. She’s still out there killing it too, so her story is still going.
NGL, this brought a tear to my eye. From experience I know what it's like to look in a mirror and see a pos failure looking back you, and even when you determine to change you still need someone who's prepared to go to bat for you. I hope the USAF were thankful you went the extra mile to recruit a nigh on perfect candidate 👏
What an amazing story. I came to this video after watching your video about your own journey of joining that almost didn’t happen. I remember when I was in delayed entry. I was 18 years old and did all kinds of dumb stuff that could have landed me in a lot of trouble. Luckily, I didn’t get caught up with the law. Your incident before basic ended up being a blessing in disguise. Had you not gone through that, you probably wouldn’t have been willing to go to bat so hard for this girl. Way to pay it forward. Outstanding! 👍🏻
You’re definitely right. And I also honestly don’t think I was ready for the Air Force prior to that incident. That humbled me and made more responsible and careful with who I spent my time with. Thanks for watching and the support. Means a lot. 💪🏽💪🏽
Congratulations man ,not everyone is willing to help,that says a lot about you ,wish all recruiters were like you
currently have been in the process of joining air force, still waiting to hear back on my waiver and i’ve watched this video probably 10 times within the past couple months. gives me hope, thanks jody
Currently waiting on my waiver from the Air Force for an OCD/Anxiety diagnosis with a few medications for it from age 9 to about 16. 25 now with a wife and two kids, it was submitted last week and my recruiter said we can expect to hear back next Friday. Aside from that there's nothing major or recent in my medical record and I submitted a very detailed statement, my medical and pharmacy records documenting the condition, and a letter from my employer stating I do not have any work accommodations. I'm really hoping that being off medications and symptom free for almost ten years helps get me that waiver because my wife and I are so excited and set on the Air Force and most of my family have been in the branch. I honestly think it was a misdiagnosis as my parents got trigger happy with the tricare at a young age. My recruiter is in good hopes so keeping my fingers crossed.
Hey, how did everything work out for you?
Everything went good at MEPS. To my surprise the only thing Genesis really caught was my OCD/anxiety history. Passed everything else and went through the waiver process for the mental health history. Currently waiting on dates from MEPS for my consultation which should be the last step before acquiring the golden ticket (medical waiver).
Waiver was approved!
Ayeeee. Big congrats. 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
@@wte_lifts_417what recruiter did you have
This is an awesome story and Myriah is so lucky to have found a recruiter to help her out! I see that you've been bombarded with questions and I feel guilty for throwing another one at you, but I can't find any information on this. I had a DUI 6.5 years ago when I was 23. That's the only thing on my record ever. Now I'm just shy of 30, finished my bachelor's degree in 2019, and I've been a small business owner the past 3 years (I'm a home inspector). While I was in my early 20's I maintained stable employment at a restaurant as a manager (2013-2019). I understand that the DUI may be waiverable, but do you think there's any hope for me joining the AF as an officer? I'm just starting the process of reaching out to a recruiter, but I want to be prepared if it isn't feasible.
As an officer it won’t happen. But you’d be able to have a strong case for enlisted. Once enlisted, you can put in an officer package, and anything prior to you joining no longer counts against when trying to become an officer. I hope this helps.
Thanks for sharing this with me Jody, it gives me inspiration for me to keep trying to get in. I have a lot of obstacles to overcome but being in the Air Force is one of my dreams. By reviewing and researching all the information I need it’s going to help me prepare. I know I should probably just do the prescreening to see if I can even apply but I know with the right recruiter I will be able to achieve my dreams. Time to put in the hard work and get all my details situated. 🕵🏻♀️ thank you 😊
Good luck on the journey. Stay focused and stay relentless. 💪🏽💪🏽
Outstanding Airman Recuiter.... noticing potential, ambition, and drive. Not recruiting for personal benefit. Enlisting recruits that want to progress into a better life. Awesome.
Myriah is goals!
-M
Facts
my recruiter had to get a waiver for me (one eye with bad eyesight and uncorrectable)which ive heard is a hard one to get accepted) i didnt know it was up to the recruiter to actually do the waivers so thank you to her! SSgt Chiles in Athens Tx, THANK YOUU!!!
I'm so happy you make these videos. You give me hope in being able to grasp this opportunity to become part the U.s. Airforce.
I’m glad I could help you. Hopefully everything works out for you. 🙌🏽🙌🏽
Awesome story. Happy to see you got her in. This video actually gave me motivation to seek reenlisting in the service again.
Backstory. Prior Service Army Veteran “Active Duty”. Was a victim of a sexual rape & assault by a NCO within my chain of command, FTR for 3 days “grounds for administrative discharge.” Had a General Discharge under Honorable Conditions in 2017.
Soon as I got out I did not get any guidance for help or treatment which unfortunately lead to me getting charged with Forgery & Impersonation in 2018. After that happen it seemed like everyone helped me get back on the path and narrow who I once was when I enlisted. Had my County VSO “veteran service officer” Director send my packet for upgrading my DD-214 to Honorable. ADRB “Army Discharge Review Board” granted the upgrade to Honorable given the unique nature of my situation. “5-years later we got that decision”
Fast forward to 2022. I was released early by the judge from veterans mental health probation completion “5-year sentence shaved down to 2.5 Years,” completed behavioral health treatment, currently on no medication as well been working for state government for the past 3 years. Have my honorable discharge and even have a letter of reenlistment recommendation from my County VSO Director.
I am working with a Air Force National Guard Recruiter now. I will know a decision after Thanksgiving if my charges “Forgery & Impersonation” are waiverable. She was unsure cause it’s unique case but said that being it’s non-violent & Non-Drug Related it’s in my favor. Her flight commander will give a yes or no answer if we can do the waiver not. Any insight if they are currently waiverable? From video it looks like they are. I was robbed from my first enlistment and want to server my country again. I’m hoping for a miracle. But hopefully you have some strong insight on this given ur background. The Tsgt Woman Recruiter I’m working with is definitely open to helping me out and feels for my Situation.
I’m not too familiar with how the guard will view your past record. I would recommend just trusting your recruiter. If you have a recruiter who’s willing to work with you, that’s more important than anything. They’ll be the ones who put their name on the line for the Adjutant General to approve your waiver. If they’re willing to do that, that’s the most important thing. I hope everything works out for you. Keep us updated. 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
@@Jodywithawhy Thanks for the insight brother. I actually was referred to them from a Active Duty AF Recruiter believe or not. They said for my Situation it would be a little more easier to work with. I’ll definitely keep you posted for you and your viewers if the flight commander gives the green light for the moral waiver. Keep up the good work on your videos. It definitely gave me hope to give it a shot. Thanks for the quick response as well. Very engaging is appreciated.
Boss :Aye can you go somewhere private
That jump scare sound had me dying 😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂
I got in trouble when I was 17 back in 2006-07. I’m 29 now still can’t find a recruiter to help me. Wish there were like you out there
You can email me at jodywithawhy21@gmail.com. We can talk and I’ll tell you what to do.
She's a baddie & has a great smile. Glad you helped her change her life! That's amazing bro! :)
I'm leaving for Air Force basic training in one week, and I've been binging your videos to help make sure I'm prepared. The end of this one made start to cry... You decided she was worth taking a chance on and now she's CRUSHING it
Not the Price is Right music 😂😂. Your edits kill me fam.
Thank you sir. 46 yr old convicted felon. This video you made and the information you provided just changed my life. Men like you change the world one person at a time. Your character and genuine concern for others just guided me out of long,bleak and dark journey. Your light shines,may God bless you. When my dream is fulfilled and the USAF accepts me,I want to give you your full credit earned. Please continue making videos you have a natural gift.
Does the Air Force take 46 yr olds?
She is blessed to find a Recruiter like you 🙏🏼
I want to thank you for helping her
Jody thank you for doing this all for her sir, I'm in a very similar situation and I'm fortunate enough to have a stand up recruiter who's really working with me to get me through this same exact process, it's been a decade since all of my past happened and I've tried really hard to make up for my past mistakes, I'm really hoping the flight chief and CO will see how well I've done after all is said and done
I’m rooting for you. Keep me updated if you get approved. 🤞🏽🤞🏽🤞🏽
@@Jodywithawhy i absolutely will sir, my recruiter said he's confident i'll get in, it's just much harder trying to track down everything a decade later
@@exit5398I’m actually in the exact same scenario, how did it go if you don’t mind me asking?
I appreciate this story , I was given a second chance at life , and now I want to use it to change my life and join the Air Force.
My recruiter ghosted me because I haven’t been cleared yet due to my car accident smh I got over a 66 on the asvab when I get cleared should I switch another recruiter
She must be super proud of you being so proud of her enough to make this video. Respect goes both ways. Great recruiters are everything! You guys do serious work. Much respect. My recruiter is a boss too. Very thankful. Similar story. ✊❤️
Sometimes we just need someone to believe in us. That’s all she needed. One of my proudest times as a recruiter.
My waiver was just approved, thank you for your video, it helped me.
Ayeee. That’s awesome. I’m so happy for you. Good luck and thanks for the support. 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
Really appreciate you covering the waiver process, and loving your channel content so far! It's so encouraging to see a recruiter willing to go the distance (: I'm in the process of trying to enlist, but ran into an issue with my DTI ratio potentially disqualifying me from jobs requiring top security clearance. Have you had experience/success in the realm of financial waivers? Or would it be alright if I could contact you directly for perspective on my situation?
Thanks for watching. So I’ve had financial waivers done before and if you come with the DTI over 40% you won’t be qualified for top secret clearances. But if you were to get the DTI under 40%, you could potentially become eligible for those jobs. I hope that helps.
xlilz, do you got an update?
Hey Jody, can you make a video on going over debt? I am trying to join, and up until recently I have found out if you have like an insane amount of credit card debt or certain type of debt like in collections that it may prevent you from joining. I was just hoping you can make a video covering all things in regards to debts and credit scores if that makes sense. Like maybe certain waivers or payment plans that can help you join regardless of debt? I hope that makes sense also lol.
I’m sure there is a lot of people with questions like that in regards to the enlisting process with the recruiter so i know it would be a great video for your channel.
Thank you for all your videos. Very very helpful.
I think I can do something like that. Thanks for the idea. 💪🏽
I was wondering about that same thing.
retired AF here. I'm glad she got her life going the right way. Good job both of yall
I’m so glad I found this video, I’m in the same boat as her and going on Friday to enlist. I’ve been worrying and tossing and turning for days but this gave me so much hope! I tried with the Marines for a few years and kept getting rejected but I finally found an AF recruiter willing to help me. I’m praying I get the same end results as her 🤞🏽 is there any tips or advice on what I can do to help my case? I’m currently working on getting on 100 letters of recommendation, my idea not my recruiters, I haven’t told him yet. And I’ll start working on getting everything else you mentioned in the video from the state im from, I only have my criminal record as of now, juvenile to last offense. (currently living in Colorado).
Thank you for this video! It was very helpful
That’s awesome. I’m glad I could give you the motivation you need. I would recommend you write a letter explaining what happened, why it happened, why it won’t happen again and why you deserve a chance in the Air Force. Gather all the records and any letter of recommendations. 100 may be too much. Lol. I would say like 2-4. Also if you have any major medical history, gather the records for that stuff too. That way your recruiter can have everything they need upfront. This will make you look non top of your stuff, and the recruiter will be more appreciative to work with you. Good luck. 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
Good that you and the Air Force gave this young woman a second chance.
Mariah was living honey 😂🎉 I love this! This makes me feel so good!
Dam this video gave me some hope bro. I really need to get in touch with Jody
Man that's so inspirational I have a sr22 for being involved in a accident without insurance and a licence but only got a ticket for insurance it's been 4 years never been into trouble no tickets I confident that I could pass I was scared but hearing this story makes me feel better much respect to recruiters like you
Thanks bro. Yea with something like that, you shouldn’t have a problem. Good luck. 🤙🏽
air force be changing lives
@jodywithawhy update! Been in almost a year now and I’m loving it, I’m a crew chief on the c-130s! Can’t thank you enough for the confidence to make my dream come true with this video.
Ayeeee. Congratulations. Thanks for the update, and I’m glad Myriahs story could inspire you. That’s awesome to hear. 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
if you get a chance, go on a refueling mission. I got to watch an AWACS refuel
@@dhat1755 I’ll make sure to add that to my list! I’m in a MAFFS unit so that’s one thing I’m excited for is a MAFFS mission!
I was born to a military family father was in the Air Force, but I was born with Arthritis. I’ve always wanted to join the military, but every recruiter I talked to when I was younger never even mentioned these waivers. I’m 35 now and still wish to join in some way but I’m not sure I’d be accepted even with a waiver. Am I correct in assuming this?
I'm pretty sure you could still join the Reserves
@@OrgBobaFret I appreciate you thank you for letting me know I’ll look into it.
This story makes me want to try this to join the military. I have a record, it can be bad for me, but I definitely want to try this , they can say no. But I shouldn't let that stop me
I would have done the same thing. Being an Airforce veteran I feel it is a great place for people to make a positive change in their life. They just need to get in the door.. 💪🏽Aim High!!
Damm Jody is one cool dude, id better take notes
This just gave me hope. Thank you brother
This is giving me hope, I got a category 2 as a juvenile, and the navy is playing the hard game, and the Air Force recruiter in my area is willing to give me a shot so hopefully all works out
Hopefully it does. Good luck on the process. 🙌🏽🙌🏽
I hope I can be as lucky 🍀 as you guys where all I need is a second chance 💯 thanks for the inspiration and information! Bless you brother and thank you for your service
No problem. Thanks for watching and hopefully you get that second chance to be great. 🙌🏽🙌🏽
Videos like these and the posts that my friend who joined the army makes me want to try and join the Air Force so much faster but I set myself back and need to get my diploma first but I’ll be there soon
Don't let that mistake ruin your life- Whether you join the AF or not get your diploma if not you could start a pattern of not finishing things- I had an Army recruiter tell my friend they would help her get her diploma so maybe that's an option- having someone help an push you definitely couldn't hurt😎
i'm currently going through the moral wavier process for a CAT 2 charge I caught as juvenile and I wish I saw this video months ago because you put so much into perspective for me. these videos you're putting out are great!
Good luck on the process. I’m really glad I could help. Hopefully everything works out for you. 💪🏽
@@Jodywithawhy Update; my waiver was approved !
Ayeeeeee. That’s so dope. I’m happy for you bro. Now you gotta crush it when you get in, because of this chance some people don’t get. 💪🏽💪🏽
What were you charges? I m trying to get in with a 12 year old agg assault on my juvenile record. Think I have a chance?
As long as there isn’t consistent trouble making which looks like a pattern, you should be fine. Really depends on your recruiter and their leadership, so make sure you are proactive and timely. The quicker you woke to gather everything, the more the recruiter will fight for you.
Such a heartwarming video ! I can't say i would've put in that work but I'm glad you did
Awesome story bro!
Gotta love the regs!!! They have given some good and some not good answers over the years 😉
Jody - You are amazing!
You’re jut amazing thanks for this video helpful as usual
Thank you so much. 💪🏽💪🏽
that is such a sweet story!
Thanks man!!!!! Have been trying to find out useful information regarding charges being dismissed !
PLEASE tell me I have a question about wavers for mental health.
Needed to hear this as long as I know there’s a chance I’m going to try appreciate it bro
I love how you explained the waivers
I appreciate the support. 🙌🏽🙌🏽
Meps drug test fail for delta 9. Literally had no idea it was in my system. Think it was something I took at a wellness expo. Scored high on asvab, got to choose from any mos available, picked a mos with top secret clearance. A week later heard about delta 9 fail. I’m devastated. I’m in a pilot training independently so I hear AF had a waiver but I’m over 30. 😢 sucks so bad
Gosh I wish you still recruited. I have a slim to none chance of joining. Is there anyway that I have speak with you? If not, it's okay. Keep up the great work.
Jodywithawhy21@gmail.com
@@Jodywithawhy Thank you so much
Such a 🔥FIRE🔥 video, JODY!
3 days of editing. I’m tired boss. 😩. Lol. Thanks Rainee. 💪🏽💪🏽
Good knowledge. Made me feel like I have a chance.
It's been 90 days since my son's waiver review was submitted to the Surgeon General. MEPS was 5 months ago. This period is far longer than any I've read of online. Is there still hope? Thanks.
i've seen folks get in on waivers but getting a security clearance is a whole different story, even if your record was expunged JPAS will still find it. What a lot of people don't know is if you get busted you are automatically assigned a FBI number even if you got an expungement or the case you were found not guilty. I knew a guy that had a simple possesion charge for weed, they found a roach in his ash tray but since it was a first offense he was able to get it expunged but later while active duty he couldn't obtain a clearance and had to get new MOS training and be reaasigned another job.
This is true. She was not able to get a job which required a higher clearance, but when she’s in her cross training window, she’ll be able to apply for those kinds of jobs.
God willing i can find a recruiter like this guy.
@jodywithawhy I commented 8 days ago to say this video gave me hope because I was in the same situation as Mariah, well I swore in yesterday! Thank you to you for the confidence and to my amazing recruiter who didn’t just send me away, I get to peruse my dream!
The Air Force did for me in 8 days what the Marine Corps couldn’t/wouldn’t do for me over the course of 10 years.
Thank you so much for all of your amazing content! I’ll be watching your videos religiously now lol!
Ayeee. That’s so awesome. I’m glad it all worked out for you. This is cool. This will definitely be a comment of the week. 🙌🏽🙌🏽
You def earned my sub , I’m currently waiting on my waiver 😩
Ayeee. Thank you so much. Lemme know how it goes. I wanna know. I know these things can overwhelming.
@@Jodywithawhy waiver was denied , still appreciate your videos
Oh no. If you wanna talk about it you can email me at jodywithawhy21@gmail.com
@@LonerLewis what was your waiver for ?
Wow. That was a beautiful plot twist. 💯
I have a neighbor kid (son of a single mother), 22 yrs old, college grad, no criminal record, perfect health...can't get the attention of our AF Recruiter...can't make an appointment on line...zero contact after leaving voicemails. Not a professional look for the AF.
What’s the zip code. I should be able to help find a recruiter for you.
I'm glad I found your channel and this video. I've been wanting to join the Air Force and have started to do research, but I've had doubts and concerns because of my criminal background. After watching your video, I now know that my two charges are both Category 2, and although I'm still ashamed of my past, I feel like there's still hope for me.
Glad I could help. There’s a chance. It will just depend on what the charges are and if the recruiter is willing to work them. Sometimes finding a recruiter to work a waiver is the hardest part. So you may have to search around a bit.
Very cool of you man you do have a big heart
I had a Sgt who went to prison for 5 years for shooting someone . He's a damn good NCO
Thank you Jody you have given me hope❤💗
I’m glad I could inspire. 🙌🏽🙌🏽
This video gave me so much hope on my case.
That’s what’s up. Well if everything works out, let us know man. I love to hear the success stories. 💪🏽
@@Jodywithawhy Hey there. Is there a way that I can speak to you with private message? Keep up the good videos.
Jodywithawhy21@gmail.com
@@Jodywithawhy well I ended up getting rejected cause of my background 😔
Ahh man. That’s unfortunate. I’m sorry it didn’t work out for you.
But she was the majors daughter…that helped a lot…
I don’t smoke weed, I haven’t been arrested, I’m 17, done with high school, parents support me enlisting, haven’t had asthmatic symptoms past the age of 9, I’m in good shape BUTTTTTT I keep watching videos like this😭
Anyway, thanks for the info sirrr
😂😂😂😂😂. That’s hilarious. Sometimes just hearing about someone else’s come up can be inspiring. 💪🏽
Did you enlist .if so how it went ?
I fucking loved this story! Good bless you brother!
Thank for watching. 🙌🏽🙌🏽
Your videos are dope and so informative and keeps my attention it's funny too..when ODB part came on 😂😂
Thank you so much. I’m really trying to find my rhythm with these videos, and keep getting better. I appreciate you watching and supporting. It means a lot. 🙌🏽
Great video and so inspiring!! Thank you!!
No problem. Thanks for watching and supporting. 🙌🏽