My grandpa was a DI, two time Nam vet. He made his bed like this every morning and taught me how to make the sheets so tight a penny could bounce off the bed. He was so kind and compassionate too. RIP Abuelo.
Shoot you were lucky. When my dad was upset or drunk from hard liquor my bed had to be like that and if it wasn't he'd flip the bed and get in my face to make it again. (Army vet Nam) but my mom would eventually get on him about cooling his shit.
The thing I love about drill instructors is when you watch them, they tell you everything you need to know and how to do it. And from the outside looking in you can hear, understand and empathise with drill like, wtf just do what he says. But when you're in the moment and it's being yelled at you and your nerves get in the way from thinking and hearing clearly you understand what the training is for.
No but somehow I know for a fact that the nerves wouldn't get to me. Mostly because mom's already trained me to do this stuff since I was a kid😂so I'm used to the high octane learning scenarios
@@advocate_of_HAKAI i mean, if it hasn't happened for a while now, you might not reactivate the muscle memory properly if it even does, so there's that
@@advocate_of_HAKAIyou say that… but a drill instructor can be even scarier than “yo momma!” They don’t play…. When you experience things they get away with “bending the rules” in terms of harsh training. You will quickly say, Wow, my momma wasn’t “That Mean!” Your mom isn’t training you for war. Big difference.
Aren't all recruits civilian at her level. Difference between her and a real recruit is the real recruit wants to actually succeed. Not just write a novelty piece about what it's like to be in the Marine corps.
Much respect to those who have served... I have never had anyone that demanding over me. I'm sure you would learn quickly. Thank you all for your service.
@@Mets2015WorldSeriesEXTREMELY TAME , AND THE FACT THAT THIS IS THE NEW MILLINIUM AND LAWS & FEDERAL GUIDELINES HAVE BEEN CHANGED FOR THE WEAK AND OOH SO FRAGILE NEW RECRUITS✋🏾✋🏾✋🏾😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳
Lol this shits easy, this is how theyd talk to us if they had us all in a group setting and wanted us to actually learn what we were doing, like rolling sleeves, making our bed, mollying our equipment together
Me in bootcamp DI: you’re an ugly moron Silence DI: SCREM AYE SIR!!!!!!!!! Me: Aye Sir DI: no fuck you! Strip and go to my quarter deck right now! Me: Aye Sir!
@_-___-_ you’re going to get shit on regardless. Your rack might be done correctly but your rack mate’s rack isn’t done well... guess what? You’re going to get shit on
@_-___-_ Youre going to get shit on regardless. They’ll find any excuse to shit on you. Shit man it could even be the way you fucking look. There was this recruit who was a bit far and he’s name was Far Fabian. A guy was skinny, so his name was Toothpick Thomas.
In boot-camp, they made me run around with a sheet over my head, walk up to random people, and say, "Boo!! I'm the catch-edge ghost!" That is what they call a learning aid.
It must have been so surreal for him to have someone be fucking up so much while not properly responding and even looking back at him and laughing. All the while he cannot lay out any punishments or even say what he clearly wants to say. This must be a total nightmare scenario for a DI, haha.
Having been in a position like his, I know how difficult it can be to flip from Drill to civilian because of the environment you're in. You are in Drill mode all the time. You can't just turn it off like a light switch. For him to show that much restraint because he was talking to a civilian, was impressive. You can tell he was trying as hard as he could not to go off like he wanted, and give her the proper motivation and direction to make that rack correctly and to standard. He was being very patient but wanted so badly to be a Drill.
@@robertdenro9348 we didn't lose? afghan military lost and that was their fault. we can literally bomb the whole country of afhganistan and nobody would complain
@@gremlinfyt5984 oof troll mad their parents never showed them attention so now they post unintelligent comments on RUclips for the attention they were so desperately deprived of as a child 😂😂 feels bad man. Don’t worry I’ll pick up the slack your childhood left, no problem 😉
Nearly 30 years later and I still make my bed similar to how I did in boot camp lol. Not quite so tight... but close! My wife rarely makes the bed, and I usually redo it if she does. She loves how I make it so it works out. This certainly brings back memories, even if I was Navy!
retired marine .... still make my the bed the same and mentally still recite the saying learned in boot camp while making bed .... heck , i still fold my dirty sheets and laundry too
Wrong. You can say no sir to the president of the united state AKA Commander in Chief if what he/she's asking you is violation of the law. If president of the United State tells you to press the nuke button and you know somehow that's illegal, you don't press the nuke button.
Dude it reminds me of my dad when I used to fuck up, he’d say it once and get pissed of when and tell it louder when I fucked up. Lmao I used to be so confused and get fucked up
He even cleared his throat. Sign of discomfort. He honestly looks like he genuinely slipped up for a second. Must be one of the things people fuck up all the time. Bet he's yelled "The edge!" a lot.
My dad was a Marine. When he got out he literally never made another bed for the rest of his life. He just slapped the sheets on and threw a blanket on top. He sounded just like this guy btw.
My dad was in the Navy and he too doesn't sleep under the sheets. My husband, however, was a Marine and he uses all the blankets and sheets that he can. He also doesn't make the bed lol.
My mom, made us make our beds like this growing up. And, if we half-assed it, she took ALL of the covers off and made us start over. The joys of having a military mom.
MAGA 2016 She was an SSGT. It was her way or the highway. Clothes were to be rolled, socks done a certain way; whites with whites darks with darks. Her favorite punishment was to make us hold our head, arms and legs 6" off the floor. So, needless to say, she brought work home.
I understand that it’s because she’s a civilian, but at the same time that’s the most mellow I’ve ever seen a Marine Drill Instructor be 😂 I was Army, and the only time I seen our Drill Sergeants that mellow was Graduation Day around our Families
@Allen S They get paid to yell at you, your a soldier, they break you down to build you up, if you can’t even make your bed in the morning (which is an instruction) how am I supposed to trust you with my life
@@Tiger-789 apparently you don’t get the relation I was trying to draw lol, navy seals make their bed in the morning, and yes I would trust them. There’s is actually a good video on y these things help u, it could probably help u
I remember my DI when I was a new recruit. He was hella loud and strict. After I finished my service, I bumped into him at a mall. He was happy to see me alive and well. Surprisingly, he was very soft spoken. I asked him was he always like this before his service and he said he was only loud and strict in service since it was a matter of commanding your recruits.
When I was in basic training the very first day with my platoon, the trainers asked for one volunteer, not saying why. I thought: "What can happen the first day" and raised my hand. They asked me where my bed and locker was and build the sample copy with my stuff. That was one of the best days in basic training for me. :)
Scrolling through youtube and I stumbled upon this video, had to click on it. As soon as the video played I immediately realized that this was my SDI, I attended boot camp in September of 2016 platoon 1100!! He was excellent SDI and so were the other DI's in 1100. They did an excellent job preparing me to be a Marine and preparing me for my deployment in late 2017. Ill never forget when DI Sgt Fig put my EGA in my hand. Hope all of them are doing well and same to everyone in platoon 1100! Semper Fi brothers!!
At MCRD Paris Island not at San diego th3 do not train women there but onfe you earj the EGA you are all marines so it doesnt matter whos yelling at you, you all earned it.
@@Joebauers2505 No I became a Marine more than 20 years ago. The DI's were harsh, but always fair enough to know that we had to be taught how to do something before we could get in trouble for not doing it correctly.
@@avet4521 Been about 14 years for me, Time as gone by and memory may not be what it used to be but i just always remember them screaming at everyone over everything. Best time of my life actually miss it.
My son did 8 years ❤ he’s 30 now. Still have him in my profile picture to this day. So proud what the Marines did for him. Makes 130k plus bonus now. That 18 to 26 was the best jumpstart in life.
Back when I was in boot, I never made my bed because I never actually used the blankets; I just slept on top of it, so when I woke up, I just simply jumped out of my bed, and quickly spread it so it’s nice and flat.
@@danerollman823 exactly. That shit did not fly at Parris Island. Cats tried this when they had firewatch (making their rack after firewatch but even at 4:30 AM the DIs see everything.
Some of us tried it at Knox. Didn't work. Bunk inspections made it impossible. All it took was one rack that wasn't to spec and they tossed the entire barracks.
The way he says, "Nope!", "Wrong!", and "Stop!" are just epic. He was born to be a drill instructor and has the perfect voice for it. No better video for a recruit to watch. Shows that DIs aren't really psychos. Not all of them, anyway. This guy actually smiles like a normal person, and an instant later he's back in character, trying to make a Marine out of a reporter wearing spandex. I've never served, but I honor all who have. I admire the commitment and strength of character it takes to become the person this drill instructor is. Much respect to all who made it through Marine boot camp. It must be an experience like no other.
The voice is actually learned in DI school. It keeps them from loosing their voices when they scream all the time. And you are correct, USMC boot camp is an experience like no other which is why we have the strongest bond with our brothers and sisters in the Corps decades after being out. A Marine finds out another person is a Marine they can talk for hours as if they've known each other for a lifetime. Esprit de Corps! Semper Fi!
@@mannvsfood how does it feel to be cannon fodder for corrupt politicians and corporations? You are proud of volunteering to be somebody's fool? When you go overseas, you are not serving Americans, you are serving corrupt interests while killing people you have no beef with other than for the fact that someone told you to go kill them. Marines and other service people have been dying for 75 years in far off places while freedom is lost right here at home.
@@Prince_of_Nightfall lol I remember we didn't flat the rocks out. And he was actually being nice and told the cq to grab five dudes or everyone is getting woke up cq failed and well it was not a nice night DC
People truly do not understand how effective Marine Corp boot camp training is especially to a young mind. I Graduated Jan of 1992 and to this day there things I learned in Boot Camp that are still a part of my every day life! It's the reason why every Marine no matter the generation can bound instantaneously over a handshake and a Semper Fi. To the outside world she is making a bed. To everyone of us it's an experience that we all are connected to we all shared in, it's one of hundreds of commonalities we all carry with us! Semper Fi.
Drill instructors are the best and most accurate life teachers. They are very detailed, very clear and have no patience for bs. They also don't take back talk from no one.
I remember a friend of mine, that served for some time, slept in our guest room. Next morning I went to check his room, the bed was so tight and well organized that you could toss a coin on it and would bounce right off. LMAO
When I was STC, we had nothing better to do all day than clean, read the knowledge, and tighten our racks. I once had a Drill Instructor pull out a coin and bounce it off my rack. He didn’t say anything, just moved on to the next. I like to think I made Drill Instructor Ssgt. Carrasquillo a little proud that day Edit: I just did the math and there’s a chance it was on the day this comment was made
Fun fact, in the swedish army that's how they check if the bed is properly made. The DI would toss a femkrona coin (Like a cent coin), and if it won't bounce then you're fucked
That DI was my SDI SSGT Granados that guy slayed everyone when given the chance and he kept kicking my damn bucket when mopping the floor on firewatch. Good times.
I was Army, not even Marines, and this is literally the nicest and most patient any Drill Instructors / Drill Sergeants will be in the first week when they're teaching you this stuff. IRL, after the second time not acknowledging them, there would be a 10+ minute smoke session. If it happened a third time, the whole squad or platoon is going to know about it. At the rate she was resisting the instruction, she'd be lucky if her arms even worked enough to make a bed when it was all over. You definitely don't want the Drills to know your name or face in the first month.
@@PottersVideos2 It means it was the RCTs responsibility to know that his rack looked like shit. He should've fixed it as soon as she left. It means theres no right answer and he's going to get smoked regardless of him not knowing lol
DI: "We all see this right?" Lady: "Aye sir." DI: "Nope! Yes Sir!" Lady: "Yes Sir." DI: "Yes Sir, that's a question. That means Yes Sir, or No Sir! Do we understand?!" Lady: "Yes Sir." DI: "If I tell you to do something, that's Aye Sir! If I ask you a question that's Yes Sir or No Sir!" Lady: ..... DI: "Now Scream Aye Sir!" Lady: "Aye Sir." XD!!!
I remember him as Sgt Granados. He was my kill hat. Wound up loving that guy and wish he would have been the one that gave me my EGA. Glad to see hes now a SSgt and SDI
you can make a whole channel of her just going around the military bases doing tasks for 5 minutes to try them out while getting yelled at. this would be great on comedy central
I remember this and I was never in the military. My Dad was and HE was the one to teach me how to make my bed, not Mom. He was taught by his Dad who was also in the military. Basically it hasn't changed in over a hundred years. My Dad bragged about being the only sailor in boot camp to get it right the first try. He'd been practicing since he was seven. If I had served I would have been fully prepared to make my bed and get it right first time as well. I still do it that way 55 years after being taught at the age of 7. Of course my Dad never did tell me what the heck I'm supposed to do with the duvet.
And it doesn't stop after boot camp. In nuke power school, they were all over giving an answer with units. If you give an answer as "13", the instructor would yell, "13?! 13 what?! Green donkey dicks?! Where are your units?!?!" It wasn't sufficient to give an answer in pounds, you're supposed to say "lbs-mass" or "lbs-force". I answered one time "120 lbs." and the instructor ran over to my desk with a chalk eraser, pounded it on my desk, kicking up chalk dust and making me cough. Then he yelled, "Pounds!! This is pounds!! It's pounds-mass!!" Military schools are weird.
I was in the Marines from 1988 to 1992. I have a teenage son and still yell “AMAZING!!!” when my son does something right. Boot camp never leaves you, even 30 years later.
They made us rip off sheets, then throw them in the middle of the squad bay. Then they made us throw our mattresses in the middle too. Then we had to remake our racks while being counted down.
"Sir my rack was square when we moved sir." "Oh so someone came in while you were at the range?" IS THAT WHAT YOUR TELLING ME RECRUIT? "Sir yes sir" Poor private was never heard from again. Thanks to a reporter.
“WHAT THE FUCK IS WRONG WITH YOUR RACK RECRUIT!!! GEAR GAURD, SHUT THE FUCK UP!!” “Sir, this RECRUIT’S rack was done before heading to chow, Sir!” “BITCH, THATS NOT WHAT I ASKED YOU! ON THE DECK. SCREAAAM!” “AYE AYE, SIR” That’s how it would go 💪🏽
Secret of the pros....take your boot straps and connect them under your rack from side to side. Sleep on top of the covers. When u wake up, aside from a little tidying, your rack is tight and made up already. Also buy zip loc storage bags. So when they toss your footlocker all over the deck all your gear is still neatly inside your marked bags. Everyone else is trying to find their crap while you are chillin.
I love that they have to subtitle the video. He's got that drill instructor rasp. Drill instructors absolutely shred their voices. We had DIs who could really only croak, and we didn't have subtitles. Boot camp sucked.
He was about to send the hole rack flying then he would say to take both matresses to the bathroom on top of your head holding them up and making you say THIS RECRUIT IS A DUMBASS ahh good times hahaha
Jonathan Bulkheed the only branch I feel it makes sense to have to know how to do a bed this well is Navy. Because when your locker is under your bed you don’t want your bed coming apart when you open it
Salty Steel I remember when i was watching some of the drills from the Marines. After watching them it made me think about this is how they make a Real man out you. And way she is laughing all most all the time. Damn Where’s Sgt harman when you need em. Bitch reporter be crying
Jonathan Bulkheed it’s not the bed, it’s the overall principle of having discipline. Pretty obvious you lack having it not even being able to understand this concept.
I'm pretty sure it's every main branch except the Air Force. Their beds are made for them. Navy bootcamp had the same standards and had to make your rack in 30 seconds.
Well Idk about army, but in the marines, even if you DO get it right, it’s getting yanked off the bed and thrown somewhere else for you to put back together like you just fucking prestige’d or something and now the game has gotten harder. You can never win... but it’s fun seeing how many times you can prestige everytime you DO get it right. Lol
@@joshua.recovers making my bed in AF basic was the exact same as shown here, except the MTI was as mean as this guy was trying to hide. AF basic is physically easier for sure but the mind games are the same, if not worse, than anyone else.
@@OxBlitzkriegxO I can definitely believe that. As a vet you know I'm just picking on you, my man. :) We're all brothers and sisters in the armed forces.
In boot camp I was lucky enough to get ahold of an extra blanket. I used to make my bed and then sleep on top of the sheets with the extra blanket which I would hide in the morning.
Whats even more amusing is that rack isn't there for demonstrating, it's some recruits home. I guarantee that recruit got disciplined for this reporter's failure to make that rack. As this was being filmed, said recruit was confident in his rack making skills, then got back to barracks, with Grenados waiting..."RECRUIT! WHAT IN THE FUCK DID YOU DO TO MY RACK?""Sir, it was in proper condition when this recruit left it, SIR!""ARE YOU CALLING ME A LIAR, RECRUIT?!?! ARE YOU SUGGESTING *I* FAILED TO INSTRUCT YOU ON HOW TO PROPERLY SECURE A RACK?!?!?" I'll bet money Grenados specifically picked this rack as being used by a recruit who's daily quota of discipline has not yet been reached...
stan broniszewski He can't punish the reporter, at least, not in the sadistically pleasing way he punished the recruit. My guess is that recruit remade that rack in a proper, squared away, USMC fashion, then slept on the floor, then mopped the barrack floor to decontaminate it from the recruit's filth. That's USMC boot, Grenados knew full well that rack would look like a disaster after the reporter "squared it away", and he sure as shit wasn't going to make it for the recruit, nor was he going to tolerate a fucked up rack in his barrack. It was a learning experience for both the reporter, and the hopeful Marine, she learned the PG version of how USMC boot works, the recruit learned that he is responsible for the care, and proper treatment of every item of gear the Commendant saw fit to issue him, no matter if he was present or not.
The amount of professionalism, politeness, and honesty the Drill Instructor is displaying is absolute perfection. I know many people have commented over the years in this video about how if the lady was an actual recruit that it would be a living hell. But the way this Marine exudes motivation, I'll wager he hardly ever had to resort to that very often. This is the sort of drill where 'I'm disappointed,' or 'I know you're better than this' would hurt far worse than a string of explicatives. I've seen a few Drill Instructors in the Marines, and a few Drill Sergeants in the Army (had the fortune of serving under some like this in Basic/AIT) like this. They're always motivational.
They say she was smoked so hard in the pit that she hasn't stopped doing mountain climbers for years... She's dug a whole so deep that haven't seen her in months. "Lord of the Sand Flies"
My Dad was in the Coast Guard during its only foreign deployment and watching videos like this, and among all that are alike brings me happiness cause he used to bark at me like this except he didnt hold back. You could definitely hear how much the task at hand mattered from the tone of his voice. I will never forget that Man. I just seen him home on 08/10/21 Love you, Dad.
*While attending Job Corp. the requirements for staying in the dorms are make your bed or bunker military style before leaving the dorm. I was encouraged to keep my room spotless for surprise visits from Dorm Recs or lose my off campus pass coupled with stipend. Even until this day I never leave my home trashed and everything is in organized order free from clutter. **#GoodOleDays** **#GoodTimes* 💞💞
I remember when I graduated my di said,"congratulations, and I wish you luck" to which I thought "this is a trick , this man is the personification of evil in human form, trust him not..." Then I screamed " thank you sir!" He giggled because I was still yelling it like a recruit.
NHTU708 Why are you attacking me for? What I stated was true. The rack shown in the video would have belonged to a recruit due to this being filmed in PI. Recruits don't earn the title of marine till they pass the course.
NHTU708 Well maybe you shouldn't have earned it. There is nothing prouder than being a US Marine. From your comments, it makes people think you may have been dishonourable discharged. If you indeed did serve, you are a shame to the Marine Corps. Perhaps you didn't fit in or didn't like your job, but don't go telling people that you think a criminal gang is better than the Marine Corps.
As a kid, I went to an American Legion Camp, and they taught us to make our beds like this. We were 9 year old kids having each bed and our barracks inspected every morning. Once in a while we had the white glove test. That stays with you. My bed gets made as soon as I get out of it.
Senior drill instructor btw and yes I believe alot of people have seen this man he's been at Parris island mcrd for about three years now as a DI plenty of recruits and videos remembering him
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I love how he's being incredibly rude for civilian standards but for DI standards he's being super nice
FR 😂😂😂😂
Extremely nice, but still going through the motions.
Oooohhhh she just don't knooooww how nice he's being
Brings Back Memories
I like that too
"Amanda honey. Could you please fix the bed for me? I'm running late."
*"AYE SIR!"*
"Heh?"
Yes sir!!!
@Nick Fletcher. I caught that too. 🤣🤣🤣
Oh NOW she says it
PTSD Time!
As she should
He's like instinctively criticizing her but you can tell he's holding back
Yes hes losing his mind bc if it was a recruit hed be in deep shit for making his rack like that
You can tell at one point he wanted to tip the bed over.
His brain was about to explode. Lol
It's like when you are constipated and take a shit no matter how hard you want to lol
No offense i'm sure she's nice but she could've put a lil grease into it
My grandpa was a DI, two time Nam vet. He made his bed like this every morning and taught me how to make the sheets so tight a penny could bounce off the bed.
He was so kind and compassionate too.
RIP Abuelo.
Ive beem out of the marines for 20 years and i still make my bed like this
RIP to your grandpa!
Shoot you were lucky. When my dad was upset or drunk from hard liquor my bed had to be like that and if it wasn't he'd flip the bed and get in my face to make it again. (Army vet Nam) but my mom would eventually get on him about cooling his shit.
I still make my bed like that and I've been out of the Marines almost 40 yrs
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If she was really in basic she’d be in tears. That was the most you’ll ever see a drill instructor hold back. You know he wanted to lay into her.
I'd just laugh right at his or her face especially when they look like they wanna rip yo head off🤣🤣
@@lilphilosophy481yeah yeah you are a strong, strong boy. Momma is very proud. Now go play outside, honey.
@@-_deploy_- lol no I'm laughing at u too
@@-_deploy_- *anime was a mistake*
@@lilphilosophy481 I don't watch anime lol so whatever
Ssgt: "Can I have your number?"
Reporter:"..."
Ssgt: "You didn't say nothing."
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@@Leva.Xterminator this is a burner account man lol
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I think he is genuinely having really good time. At one point he almost smiled.
He did smile and laugh at 2:52
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Marine Di are onlyhaving fun when someone is pain or graduating lol Oorah
That was my chief drill instructor he's literally one of my favorite people in the world
Putinisgood you fockin wot m8
The thing I love about drill instructors is when you watch them, they tell you everything you need to know and how to do it. And from the outside looking in you can hear, understand and empathise with drill like, wtf just do what he says. But when you're in the moment and it's being yelled at you and your nerves get in the way from thinking and hearing clearly you understand what the training is for.
AYE SIR, wait, fuck.
No but somehow I know for a fact that the nerves wouldn't get to me. Mostly because mom's already trained me to do this stuff since I was a kid😂so I'm used to the high octane learning scenarios
@@advocate_of_HAKAI i mean, if it hasn't happened for a while now, you might not reactivate the muscle memory properly if it even does, so there's that
@@advocate_of_HAKAIyou say that… but a drill instructor can be even scarier than “yo momma!”
They don’t play…. When you experience things they get away with “bending the rules” in terms of harsh training. You will quickly say, Wow, my momma wasn’t “That Mean!” Your mom isn’t training you for war. Big difference.
Me not understanding 1/3 of the shit he’s saying:
This is the most patient drill instructor I have ever seen. I bet if it was a real recruit he would have exploded.
MisterTofu oh hell yeah, that recruit would have been slayed
Sign up, then you will enjoy the reality of Boot Camp.
I know I didn't enjoy Boot Camp, but looking back on it. Well hell I won't lie I didn't enjoy it at all, but you sure learn a hell of a lot.
MisterTofu at the end, you don't tell a drill sergeant "I quit" or start laughing at him. you get beat
If it was a male recruit, females get special treatment.
"Now take the edge, THE EDGE!!" looks back at camera man and remembers she's not a recruit.🤣
I like your crazed laughter pfp
He even scratched his neck when he realized too. 😂🤣😭
@@RayRae559 lmao
Play more video games bud..
@@l2kxboost collect your stimulus check bud
The Edge! THE EDGE!!!
*remembers she’s civilian*
Made my day
C Cabral *then laughs to smooth it out maybe* 😂
@@ybntz6642 "maybe" haha :D
Aren't all recruits civilian at her level. Difference between her and a real recruit is the real recruit wants to actually succeed. Not just write a novelty piece about what it's like to be in the Marine corps.
He’s like, oops, my bad.
Much respect to those who have served... I have never had anyone that demanding over me. I'm sure you would learn quickly. Thank you all for your service.
According to the comments on here, this is incredibly tame for a drill instructor.
@@Mets2015WorldSeriesEXTREMELY TAME , AND THE FACT THAT THIS IS THE NEW MILLINIUM AND LAWS & FEDERAL GUIDELINES HAVE BEEN CHANGED FOR THE WEAK AND OOH SO FRAGILE NEW RECRUITS✋🏾✋🏾✋🏾😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳
Lol this shits easy, this is how theyd talk to us if they had us all in a group setting and wanted us to actually learn what we were doing, like rolling sleeves, making our bed, mollying our equipment together
“Well that looks like crap”
*Silence*
“YOU DIDNT SAY NOTHING!”
“aye sir 😭”
That's one of my favorite parts of being in. When you get insulted you have to let them hear that you acknowledged their insult.
Neraph Runeblade That was easy for me to do in Army Basic right up until I had a damn injury. I’ve been watching a lot of Marines videos now...
Me in bootcamp
DI: you’re an ugly moron
Silence
DI: SCREM AYE SIR!!!!!!!!!
Me: Aye Sir
DI: no fuck you! Strip and go to my quarter deck right now!
Me: Aye Sir!
@_-___-_ you’re going to get shit on regardless. Your rack might be done correctly but your rack mate’s rack isn’t done well... guess what? You’re going to get shit on
@_-___-_ Youre going to get shit on regardless. They’ll find any excuse to shit on you. Shit man it could even be the way you fucking look. There was this recruit who was a bit far and he’s name was Far Fabian. A guy was skinny, so his name was Toothpick Thomas.
That very first "EDGE!" was pure instinct! He's done this so many times that he LITERALLY can't help himself!
Then look back and smile at the producer....
He caught himself before he completely went off lmao
@@i5m1thyfr lol
Bro is in DI mode 24/7
In boot-camp, they made me run around with a sheet over my head, walk up to random people, and say, "Boo!! I'm the catch-edge ghost!" That is what they call a learning aid.
Kid: mum can you help me make my bed?
Mum: *has flashbacks*
Aye sir 😆
I.maiden 4 life eddie that was a question. It’s yes sir.
@@destinyn4910 it's aye sir in the Navy and marines
I.maiden 4 life eddie “aye sir” for an order. “Yes sir” or “no sir” for a question. Did you watch the video?
@@destinyn4910 my sister is a retired senior drill instructor from the Marines dude
At 2:26 you can tell that he's using *ALL* his restraint and willpower not to flip that entire rack over.
Soooo true. Then the foot locker. Soon she gonna be running into the classroom with 2 sheets and a pillow case.
YESSSSSS !!!!!!! 👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾💯💯💯🤣 I KNOW I WOULD'VE THROWN THE BED CLEAN OUT THE DAMN WINDOW !!🤣🤣🤣👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽😎✌🏾
@@frig1😳😳🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
It must have been so surreal for him to have someone be fucking up so much while not properly responding and even looking back at him and laughing.
All the while he cannot lay out any punishments or even say what he clearly wants to say.
This must be a total nightmare scenario for a DI, haha.
Wouldn't wanna run into this DI as a recruit after the cameras went off. 😂
People exist:
Drill Instructor: WRONG!!!
I love it!😆
That's the point. Break them down and build them into soldiers.
@@r.l.mcdermid6034 marines*
He's right tho 😂
It's essentially a 13 week game of Simon Says with no correct answers.
2:28. He grabs the rack with both hands 😂. I recognize that move. He was about to instinctively flip the entire rack. 😂😂😂😂 amazing restraint.
LMFAO HE SO WAS!!!
That happened to me a few times at Ft. Leonard Wood.
They do that? That'd be hilarious to see. Would suck to have it happen to you though
@@MrHarr0073 Why were the Motor T instructors flippin racks
@@Sk3tchPad lmao yeah sometimes they’ll make you bring all the mattresses into the shower
Having been in a position like his, I know how difficult it can be to flip from Drill to civilian because of the environment you're in. You are in Drill mode all the time. You can't just turn it off like a light switch. For him to show that much restraint because he was talking to a civilian, was impressive. You can tell he was trying as hard as he could not to go off like he wanted, and give her the proper motivation and direction to make that rack correctly and to standard. He was being very patient but wanted so badly to be a Drill.
Who gives af, the world saw how you lost to TALIBAN
@@robertdenro9348 we didn't lose? afghan military lost and that was their fault. we can literally bomb the whole country of afhganistan and nobody would complain
@@gremlinfyt5984 "We can literally bomb the whole country"...and you wonder why people keep saying "Death to America"...idiot.
@@transfo47 ok your just mad it’s true 😂
@@gremlinfyt5984 oof troll mad their parents never showed them attention so now they post unintelligent comments on RUclips for the attention they were so desperately deprived of as a child 😂😂 feels bad man. Don’t worry I’ll pick up the slack your childhood left, no problem 😉
Nearly 30 years later and I still make my bed similar to how I did in boot camp lol. Not quite so tight... but close! My wife rarely makes the bed, and I usually redo it if she does. She loves how I make it so it works out. This certainly brings back memories, even if I was Navy!
@mlard811 your if you still make your bed like basic training.
I was in RTC in 89 and I still make our bed this way.
My wife’s way is sloppy. 😅
Me to 😊
retired marine .... still make my the bed the same and mentally still recite the saying learned in boot camp while making bed .... heck , i still fold my dirty sheets and laundry too
"Wanna try out the bed with me? You didn't say nothing!"
"Aye, sir!"
Road Brew or a no sir
trick question you never say no to a DI...
Wrong. You can say no sir to the president of the united state AKA Commander in Chief if what he/she's asking
you is violation of the law. If president of the United State tells you to press the nuke button and you know somehow that's illegal, you don't press the nuke button.
Literally made me LOL!!! hahaha
The correct answer would be "Yes, Sir," because it's a question.
This guy is probably a genuine nice guy outside of military with a soothing voice
Yeah
Keyword probably
Bullshit he's full of himself i would love to get 5 minutes with him to prove to him he's not the untouchable bad ass he believes he is.
@@mrc6808 bruh
@@mrc6808 gtfo
0:22 OOPS forgot she wasn't a recruit 😂
THE EDGE!!!!
But he was sweet at 0:50 "gonna make me feel bad" aw!
Didn’t even realize that he said that at 0:50 lol
Dude it reminds me of my dad when I used to fuck up, he’d say it once and get pissed of when and tell it louder when I fucked up.
Lmao I used to be so confused and get fucked up
@@joe___6868 Lmfao, same here
He even cleared his throat. Sign of discomfort. He honestly looks like he genuinely slipped up for a second.
Must be one of the things people fuck up all the time. Bet he's yelled "The edge!" a lot.
My sister served in the Army back in 85, 86. Even over thirty years after serving she still makes her bed the same way she was taught.
My dad was a Marine. When he got out he literally never made another bed for the rest of his life. He just slapped the sheets on and threw a blanket on top. He sounded just like this guy btw.
My dad was in the Navy and he too doesn't sleep under the sheets. My husband, however, was a Marine and he uses all the blankets and sheets that he can. He also doesn't make the bed lol.
@@kyliem436 do the crayon pieces get everywhere or did you ban him from snacks in bed? joking of course ;)
facts. how we roll. it's either tight rack for life or 180° and f this rack, I'm getting back in it so what's the point.
@@SwiftestScout lol
@@BeautifulGreen252 That's creative marine, I'm proud of you
My mom, made us make our beds like this growing up. And, if we half-assed it, she took ALL of the covers off and made us start over. The joys of having a military mom.
MAGA 2016 She was an SSGT. It was her way or the highway. Clothes were to be rolled, socks done a certain way; whites with whites darks with darks. Her favorite punishment was to make us hold our head, arms and legs 6" off the floor. So, needless to say, she brought work home.
Barbara it's a good thing , because she training you not to slack of .
Barbara ingrained!!
She brought work home ? thats is en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mental_disorder
+It's Zack The result itself is pretty pointless, but for disciplining and raising children it's effective seemingly.
Imagine this dude in the bedroom. "You didn't say nothing!" "Aye, sir!" XD
Angie Natoyn every time he moans she has to say aye sir 😂😂
Angie I'd have no problem saying Aye Sir to him, yum.
sizhan 😂😂😂
I’m dead 😂😂😂
imagine? You just saw it...
I understand that it’s because she’s a civilian, but at the same time that’s the most mellow I’ve ever seen a Marine Drill Instructor be 😂
I was Army, and the only time I seen our Drill Sergeants that mellow was Graduation Day around our Families
This was actually my senior drill instructor SSgt Granados he’s a savage 😂😂
He's my section gunny rn
Y'all are boots
@@Mrjackietreehorn Everyone's a boot to someone. 86'.
Third-Class Petty Officer in the Navy here, browsing random military videos. Just wanna say... I approve of the profile pic, my nerd.
How old is he? He looks pretty young
She doesn't even understand that he's being nice, man!
Victoria C. 👍
They're sll having fun
Of course she does.
She is just a reporter not a recruiter. So is obvious stupid...
Victoria C. Being nice is just s break from being nasty
She’s so lucky she’s a civilian, if she was a recruit, oh boy....
Oh no I got yelled at, better hug my knees and cry in a corner
@Allen S They get paid to yell at you, your a soldier, they break you down to build you up, if you can’t even make your bed in the morning (which is an instruction) how am I supposed to trust you with my life
@@imzavehbu LOL. if that's your criteria for trust in life.. oh man, I worry for your safety
She probably would take it more seriously if she was a recruit, she's only there for a little bit.
@@Tiger-789 apparently you don’t get the relation I was trying to draw lol, navy seals make their bed in the morning, and yes I would trust them. There’s is actually a good video on y these things help u, it could probably help u
I remember my DI when I was a new recruit. He was hella loud and strict. After I finished my service, I bumped into him at a mall. He was happy to see me alive and well. Surprisingly, he was very soft spoken. I asked him was he always like this before his service and he said he was only loud and strict in service since it was a matter of commanding your recruits.
Drill Sergeant: "You didn't say nothing!"
Her: "Aye papi."
Drill Sergeant: "What?"
Her: "What?"
LMAO
Ha.
Lmaooo
For real!
When did she say that ?😂
Every time she started laughing, I couldn't help but laugh with her. The Drill Instructor was awesome. Great video!
Go, Air Force!
She was thirsty for that DI
in real life she would be in sandpits
@@jimbills3724 yeah!! We made the Air Force DI make our beds in basic training ! Lol
The Senior Drill Instructor played his part very well with the reporter.....The fact that she didn't weep or sob is a bonus.
When I was in basic training the very first day with my platoon, the trainers asked for one volunteer, not saying why. I thought: "What can happen the first day" and raised my hand.
They asked me where my bed and locker was and build the sample copy with my stuff. That was one of the best days in basic training for me. :)
They did that to one of my buddies but made sure to fuck it up before turning it back over to him lol
@@MrKirkCaptain Well, some of my stuff was untouched the whole basic training - and I took care not to change anything.
0:22 the di forgot it wasnt a recruit for a second oOF
tails dude open your freakin mouth!
0:23 he had to catch himself from smoking her into oblivion
LMAO
Yo, he almost lost it lol
@00:44 I shaw that knife hand comeing.
😂😂😂
He was getting back to his roots real quick.
YOU DIDN'T SAY NOTHING AGAIN! hahahahahahahahaha i was losing it at that point
Pierce Haugh I was having fun myself catching her Not saying aye sir
i'd be down to go there!
You didn't say anything
Pierce Haugh lol I was watching and say Aye sir lol.... she done good I would have lost and started laughing....
STOP! You didn't say nothing.
Scrolling through youtube and I stumbled upon this video, had to click on it. As soon as the video played I immediately realized that this was my SDI, I attended boot camp in September of 2016 platoon 1100!! He was excellent SDI and so were the other DI's in 1100. They did an excellent job preparing me to be a Marine and preparing me for my deployment in late 2017. Ill never forget when DI Sgt Fig put my EGA in my hand. Hope all of them are doing well and same to everyone in platoon 1100! Semper Fi brothers!!
He was being ultra patient with her, you could tell he wanted to explode at one point.
Yeah it was honestly really pathetic.
Troy Roebuck shes lucky it wasn't a female DI she would have found out real quick.
J E You get yelled at by woman in the military too?
At MCRD Paris Island not at San diego th3 do not train women there but onfe you earj the EGA you are all marines so it doesnt matter whos yelling at you, you all earned it.
Uh oh, someone hasn't finished their Basic Grammar and Composition MCI.
This is like 100x softer than he would be with a real recruit lol
Fr though he would be up in their face dreaming at the top of his lungs! His voice is like that from excessive SCREAMING
Not during initial instruction. Marine DI's always teach first, if you keep getting it wrong after they teach, that's when things go wrong.
@@avet4521 Must have went in at a more recent time period
@@Joebauers2505 No I became a Marine more than 20 years ago. The DI's were harsh, but always fair enough to know that we had to be taught how to do something before we could get in trouble for not doing it correctly.
@@avet4521 Been about 14 years for me, Time as gone by and memory may not be what it used to be but i just always remember them screaming at everyone over everything. Best time of my life actually miss it.
I love how the title says “tries”
Emilio Chavez this is flipping hilarious 😂
My son did 8 years ❤ he’s 30 now. Still have him in my profile picture to this day. So proud what the Marines did for him. Makes 130k plus bonus now. That 18 to 26 was the best jumpstart in life.
Trust me if he survived all that haji crazy crap and riding around in those vehicles from the 1960s in afghanistan and iraq, He more than deserves it
Damn! He most be in cyber security 👀
Back when I was in boot, I never made my bed because I never actually used the blankets; I just slept on top of it, so when I woke up, I just simply jumped out of my bed, and quickly spread it so it’s nice and flat.
our DI's made sure we didn't do that and if we did it would be worse for us lol
@@danerollman823 exactly. That shit did not fly at Parris Island. Cats tried this when they had firewatch (making their rack after firewatch but even at 4:30 AM the DIs see everything.
Wall lockers go
Strip beds go
Wall lockers go
Beat your face go
Wall lockers go
Make beds go
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
That’s what I did haha
Some of us tried it at Knox. Didn't work. Bunk inspections made it impossible. All it took was one rack that wasn't to spec and they tossed the entire barracks.
“The edge THE EDGE!” *smilies at camera.
The way he says, "Nope!", "Wrong!", and "Stop!" are just epic. He was born to be a drill instructor and has the perfect voice for it.
No better video for a recruit to watch. Shows that DIs aren't really psychos. Not all of them, anyway. This guy actually smiles like a normal person, and an instant later he's back in character, trying to make a Marine out of a reporter wearing spandex.
I've never served, but I honor all who have. I admire the commitment and strength of character it takes to become the person this drill instructor is. Much respect to all who made it through Marine boot camp. It must be an experience like no other.
The voice is actually learned in DI school. It keeps them from loosing their voices when they scream all the time. And you are correct, USMC boot camp is an experience like no other which is why we have the strongest bond with our brothers and sisters in the Corps decades after being out. A Marine finds out another person is a Marine they can talk for hours as if they've known each other for a lifetime. Esprit de Corps! Semper Fi!
Lies again? Marine Soldier Just Follow
@DensLight He did not say that USMC drills are psycho. He said that to dispel any notion that people might have that USMC drills are psycho.
he sounds like he's lost his voice
@@mannvsfood how does it feel to be cannon fodder for corrupt politicians and corporations? You are proud of volunteering to be somebody's fool? When you go overseas, you are not serving Americans, you are serving corrupt interests while killing people you have no beef with other than for the fact that someone told you to go kill them. Marines and other service people have been dying for 75 years in far off places while freedom is lost right here at home.
Making a responsible human being one rack at a time. Respect for the drill instructor's patience and humor.
This drill sergeant was obviously having fun with her. He looks straight into the camera and smiles at least twice.
*Drill Instructor
Drill Instructor, get it right recruit.
This isn't the army
Drill Instructor ,Numbnuts!
ya like it's supposed to be a goof people really think he's taking it seriously
The sense of urgency is none existant and it's making me have anxiety.
He's talking to a civilian not some jarhead like you
no shit a calm drill instructor is a sign. shit's about to get real.
@@Prince_of_Nightfall lol I remember we didn't flat the rocks out. And he was actually being nice and told the cq to grab five dudes or everyone is getting woke up cq failed and well it was not a nice night DC
Bro, anxiety is screaming watching this.
@@bobbob5007 what's wrong with Marines?
I tried this approach with my wife... It didn't go as well as this example. I see the kids 1 weekend a month. 😉
Lol
Omg LMAO 😂
Fkin Karen
LMFAO
What a SAVAGE😂
People truly do not understand how effective Marine Corp boot camp training is especially to a young mind. I Graduated Jan of 1992 and to this day there things I learned in Boot Camp that are still a part of my every day life! It's the reason why every Marine no matter the generation can bound instantaneously over a handshake and a Semper Fi. To the outside world she is making a bed. To everyone of us it's an experience that we all are connected to we all shared in, it's one of hundreds of commonalities we all carry with us!
Semper Fi.
How cute, bonding over folding sheets. What a bunch of 🐈⬛️'s
"to this day there things I learned in Boot Camp that are still a part of my every day life" - can you give examples? im really curious.
"Well, it looks like crap." Lmao
"AMAZIN'"!
Putinisgood Wtf 😂😂😂😂
Looks better than what my mom taught me. lmao
I lol'd
You didn’t say nothin
I promise you, we never laughed or giggled with our drill instructor. But, I appreciate her efforts.
Smiling only encouraged extra PT sessions.
2:40 "No. I didn't say grab it while I'm grabbin it!"
Later that night in the bedroom...she heard those words again.
Omg 😂😂😂😂😂
now,THAT is funny
Omfg 😂
Omg👁👄👁
Drill instructors are the best and most accurate life teachers. They are very detailed, very clear and have no patience for bs. They also don't take back talk from no one.
“ that’s probably the worst rack I’ve ever seen you understand?” Gotta love the marine corps man 😂😂
That wouldn't even pass Army standards.
Fuk da marines Air Force goes even harder when it comes to beds …. If they whole flight doesn’t makes them right everybody gets stripped
Always capitalize Marine Corps, Aye sir.
@@DJDANGER2411 haha I’ll capitalize Crayons didn’t know y’all knew pronunciations that well
@@someone.621 I'll take Crayons, it's a start lol
I remember a friend of mine, that served for some time, slept in our guest room. Next morning I went to check his room, the bed was so tight and well organized that you could toss a coin on it and would bounce right off. LMAO
When I was STC, we had nothing better to do all day than clean, read the knowledge, and tighten our racks. I once had a Drill Instructor pull out a coin and bounce it off my rack. He didn’t say anything, just moved on to the next. I like to think I made Drill Instructor Ssgt. Carrasquillo a little proud that day
Edit: I just did the math and there’s a chance it was on the day this comment was made
Fun fact, in the swedish army that's how they check if the bed is properly made. The DI would toss a femkrona coin (Like a cent coin), and if it won't bounce then you're fucked
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@marcusaurelius3487 what was the punishment? Listening to Abba for an hour while doing pt?
@@michaelpalacio5 Its the little things. Is STC National Gaurd?
That DI was my SDI SSGT Granados that guy slayed everyone when given the chance and he kept kicking my damn bucket when mopping the floor on firewatch. Good times.
Gilbert Guzman Lol. Good Times
Gilbert Guzman ayyy guzman.
Really good times. "AMAZING"
when I came through bravo he was a sgt and just a heavy
This guy knows it. xD Times in the head... Up down, up down, up down.
I was Army, not even Marines, and this is literally the nicest and most patient any Drill Instructors / Drill Sergeants will be in the first week when they're teaching you this stuff. IRL, after the second time not acknowledging them, there would be a 10+ minute smoke session. If it happened a third time, the whole squad or platoon is going to know about it. At the rate she was resisting the instruction, she'd be lucky if her arms even worked enough to make a bed when it was all over. You definitely don't want the Drills to know your name or face in the first month.
And later that day another DI is gonna walk by that rack and blame the rct who sleeps in it
I was thinking the same damn thing. That RTC gonna be fucked. Lmao
@Justin Eddy Who do you mean, the reporter or the DI?
MrDeluxe865 That’s the truest comment ever
Private Pyle What The Fuck Is That ?
@@PottersVideos2 It means it was the RCTs responsibility to know that his rack looked like shit. He should've fixed it as soon as she left. It means theres no right answer and he's going to get smoked regardless of him not knowing lol
DI: "We all see this right?"
Lady: "Aye sir."
DI: "Nope! Yes Sir!"
Lady: "Yes Sir."
DI: "Yes Sir, that's a question. That means Yes Sir, or No Sir! Do we understand?!"
Lady: "Yes Sir."
DI: "If I tell you to do something, that's Aye Sir! If I ask you a question that's Yes Sir or No Sir!"
Lady: .....
DI: "Now Scream Aye Sir!"
Lady: "Aye Sir."
XD!!!
Lol she said yes sir and she really didn't understand. She goes to the pit for lying.
People really be scared of joining because they don’t want to be yelled at While I’m over here worried about if I’m making my bed correctly
im about to join wish me luck
Shit I might cry happy tears cus it'd be like having a father for once in my life
It’s more than Just making a bed it’s about Discipline and following orders. Which in turn will save your Life. Semper Fi 🇺🇸👊
@@StockedShelves imagen it is your father that's yelling at you and you don't know it
@@StockedShelves IF you listen to detail it should be easy
This woman has no idea how chill that DI is being with her. That would the nicest I have EVER seen a DI that side of the crucible.
I remember him as Sgt Granados. He was my kill hat. Wound up loving that guy and wish he would have been the one that gave me my EGA. Glad to see hes now a SSgt and SDI
you can make a whole channel of her just going around the military bases doing tasks for 5 minutes to try them out while getting yelled at. this would be great on comedy central
right hahahahaha
And then she would get PTSD without even enlisting
I remember this and I was never in the military. My Dad was and HE was the one to teach me how to make my bed, not Mom. He was taught by his Dad who was also in the military. Basically it hasn't changed in over a hundred years. My Dad bragged about being the only sailor in boot camp to get it right the first try. He'd been practicing since he was seven. If I had served I would have been fully prepared to make my bed and get it right first time as well. I still do it that way 55 years after being taught at the age of 7. Of course my Dad never did tell me what the heck I'm supposed to do with the duvet.
fold it in lengthwise quarters so that it runs across the foot of the rack.
@@jdamommio don't call me Sir, I work for a living 😀. Learn the fun stuff in the Navy
Im sure it woudl have coem in useful in a combat situation
I was taught this as a kid and we called it hospital corners.
And it doesn't stop after boot camp. In nuke power school, they were all over giving an answer with units. If you give an answer as "13", the instructor would yell, "13?! 13 what?! Green donkey dicks?! Where are your units?!?!" It wasn't sufficient to give an answer in pounds, you're supposed to say "lbs-mass" or "lbs-force". I answered one time "120 lbs." and the instructor ran over to my desk with a chalk eraser, pounded it on my desk, kicking up chalk dust and making me cough. Then he yelled, "Pounds!! This is pounds!! It's pounds-mass!!" Military schools are weird.
This is exactly how my mom taught me to make my bed & she wasn’t in the military. Her beds were made perfect!
I was in the Marines from 1988 to 1992. I have a teenage son and still yell “AMAZING!!!” when my son does something right.
Boot camp never leaves you, even 30 years later.
True that
You forgot the “FRICKING”
OUTGAWDAMNEDF*CKINGSTANDING, RECRUIT!
I got out of the army in 2008. U still say “ you tracking?” And “ outstanding “.
"TOO EASY"
You left out the part where he rips off all the blankets
Casey Burt “I guess I said make some garbage ass racks huh? Tight, two sheets and a blanket!”
@@michaelpalacio5 HAHA! For real
And throws the bed out the window
I was waiting fo it to happen lol
They made us rip off sheets, then throw them in the middle of the squad bay.
Then they made us throw our mattresses in the middle too.
Then we had to remake our racks while being counted down.
"Sir my rack was square when we moved sir."
"Oh so someone came in while you were at the range?" IS THAT WHAT YOUR TELLING ME RECRUIT?
"Sir yes sir"
Poor private was never heard from again. Thanks to a reporter.
“WHAT THE FUCK IS WRONG WITH YOUR RACK RECRUIT!!! GEAR GAURD, SHUT THE FUCK UP!!”
“Sir, this RECRUIT’S rack was done before heading to chow, Sir!”
“BITCH, THATS NOT WHAT I ASKED YOU! ON THE DECK. SCREAAAM!”
“AYE AYE, SIR”
That’s how it would go 💪🏽
Martin Rodriguez true haha. But that poor recruit lol.
the RECRUIT does not have a rank
god emperor almighty forefather TRUMP I'm army we enlist as privates.
Taylor Shackelford im USMC and you have to earn rank by completing recruit training
Secret of the pros....take your boot straps and connect them under your rack from side to side. Sleep on top of the covers. When u wake up, aside from a little tidying, your rack is tight and made up already. Also buy zip loc storage bags. So when they toss your footlocker all over the deck all your gear is still neatly inside your marked bags. Everyone else is trying to find their crap while you are chillin.
When he screamed THE EDGE! it sent a jolt through her body! lmao 🤣
Sends a jolt through recruits too.
I love that they have to subtitle the video. He's got that drill instructor rasp. Drill instructors absolutely shred their voices. We had DIs who could really only croak, and we didn't have subtitles. Boot camp sucked.
Best comment, because quite frankly, subtitles would have been a game changer.
My favorite part is they ask you if you understand and you don't, but you say yes drill sergeant. And immediately see what everyone else is doing.
2:30 “oh my god” when he grabbed the rack shit gave me flash backs 🤣🤣
I started getting flashbacks as well back from when I was a recruit back in ‘16
Same, i was a recruit in 16 too
I was in ‘13 boots
Wait..you guys getting recruit
He was about to send the hole rack flying then he would say to take both matresses to the bathroom on top of your head holding them up and making you say THIS RECRUIT IS A DUMBASS ahh good times hahaha
DI was relentless with the pressure and impeccable with the details.
I'm having flashbacks. I still make my bed everyday after being in the Marines for 5 years.
Zakari respond to everyone with a yes ma’am yes sir, no ma’am no sir. But then again I had that habit even before the military.
I was not a marine and I make my bed. am I a hero?
Jonathan Bulkheed the only branch I feel it makes sense to have to know how to do a bed this well is Navy. Because when your locker is under your bed you don’t want your bed coming apart when you open it
Salty Steel I remember when i was watching some of the drills from the Marines. After watching them it made me think about this is how they make a Real man out you. And way she is laughing all most all the time. Damn Where’s Sgt harman when you need em. Bitch reporter be crying
Jonathan Bulkheed it’s not the bed, it’s the overall principle of having discipline. Pretty obvious you lack having it not even being able to understand this concept.
Every 30 seconds he was becoming more and more angry hahaha
Deus Vult what did the templars find in jerusalem?
@@lostmartyr6828 *That's classified, infidel.*
@@scribese7en **says something that's heresy**
@@TurtleButter _So you have chosen death..._
@@scribese7en Thank you brother for keeping our secret.
Tbh in the army this is truly the hardest part of boot camp is making your rack cause no matter what
Its wrong
I'm pretty sure it's every main branch except the Air Force. Their beds are made for them.
Navy bootcamp had the same standards and had to make your rack in 30 seconds.
Well Idk about army, but in the marines, even if you DO get it right, it’s getting yanked off the bed and thrown somewhere else for you to put back together like you just fucking prestige’d or something and now the game has gotten harder. You can never win... but it’s fun seeing how many times you can prestige everytime you DO get it right. Lol
You guys had 30 seconds? My DI gave us 30 when he was in a good mood....... which was never
@@joshua.recovers making my bed in AF basic was the exact same as shown here, except the MTI was as mean as this guy was trying to hide. AF basic is physically easier for sure but the mind games are the same, if not worse, than anyone else.
@@OxBlitzkriegxO I can definitely believe that. As a vet you know I'm just picking on you, my man. :)
We're all brothers and sisters in the armed forces.
In boot camp I was lucky enough to get ahold of an extra blanket. I used to make my bed and then sleep on top of the sheets with the extra blanket which I would hide in the morning.
Whats even more amusing is that rack isn't there for demonstrating, it's some recruits home. I guarantee that recruit got disciplined for this reporter's failure to make that rack. As this was being filmed, said recruit was confident in his rack making skills, then got back to barracks, with Grenados waiting..."RECRUIT! WHAT IN THE FUCK DID YOU DO TO MY RACK?""Sir, it was in proper condition when this recruit left it, SIR!""ARE YOU CALLING ME A LIAR, RECRUIT?!?! ARE YOU SUGGESTING *I* FAILED TO INSTRUCT YOU ON HOW TO PROPERLY SECURE A RACK?!?!?"
I'll bet money Grenados specifically picked this rack as being used by a recruit who's daily quota of discipline has not yet been reached...
Sam Moon LOL SOOO FUCKIN TRUE!! They do this type of shit!
PERFECT! I heard my RDC's voice in my head too! Man that would of been hilarious to be in the shark tank watching!
Now there is coffee all over my keyboard! You fuckin' know that is some shit they would do.
stan broniszewski He can't punish the reporter, at least, not in the sadistically pleasing way he punished the recruit. My guess is that recruit remade that rack in a proper, squared away, USMC fashion, then slept on the floor, then mopped the barrack floor to decontaminate it from the recruit's filth.
That's USMC boot, Grenados knew full well that rack would look like a disaster after the reporter "squared it away", and he sure as shit wasn't going to make it for the recruit, nor was he going to tolerate a fucked up rack in his barrack. It was a learning experience for both the reporter, and the hopeful Marine, she learned the PG version of how USMC boot works, the recruit learned that he is responsible for the care, and proper treatment of every item of gear the Commendant saw fit to issue him, no matter if he was present or not.
lmaoo
My father served during Korean war, and he taught me how to make my bed like this....yelling not included. Still can do it!
Show me
Show me too. Make a video even.
Lol yeah this how we made our bed growing up. Now I hate making beds lol
The amount of professionalism, politeness, and honesty the Drill Instructor is displaying is absolute perfection. I know many people have commented over the years in this video about how if the lady was an actual recruit that it would be a living hell. But the way this Marine exudes motivation, I'll wager he hardly ever had to resort to that very often. This is the sort of drill where 'I'm disappointed,' or 'I know you're better than this' would hurt far worse than a string of explicatives. I've seen a few Drill Instructors in the Marines, and a few Drill Sergeants in the Army (had the fortune of serving under some like this in Basic/AIT) like this. They're always motivational.
He is just being pedantic over a bed sheet. Stop licking his ass.
Mom was just like this.
Actually, I'm 38 right now, and 2,000 miled away, and when she visits she hasn't changed a bit.
She lucky she’s a civilian 😂😂
3:18
He wasn't talking about the bed
Bruh😥😂
Aye sir!
LOLL
Lmao
What does he mean actually? Somebody help
Legend Goes, She is Still Trying.
Oscar T ha ha
Rumor has it she didn’t say nothing either.
lmaoo😂😂😂
Aye Sir
They say she was smoked so hard in the pit that she hasn't stopped doing mountain climbers for years... She's dug a whole so deep that haven't seen her in months. "Lord of the Sand Flies"
some DIs would say "Stop Whispering to me" when we were all clearly yelling at the top of our lungs. boot camp was so fun xD
I love the pause before his reluctant "freaking." He was holding back so much...
Surprised I had to scroll down this far for this comment LMAO
My Dad was in the Coast Guard during its only foreign deployment and watching videos like this, and among all that are alike brings me happiness cause he used to bark at me like this except he didnt hold back. You could definitely hear how much the task at hand mattered from the tone of his voice. I will never forget that Man. I just seen him home on 08/10/21
Love you, Dad.
He sounded like a hell of a man. Glad you have memories tho cherish like that 👍
0:50 he said you make me feel bad 😂😂
What a cutie
*While attending Job Corp. the requirements for staying in the dorms are make your bed or bunker military style before leaving the dorm. I was encouraged to keep my room spotless for surprise visits from Dorm Recs or lose my off campus pass coupled with stipend. Even until this day I never leave my home trashed and everything is in organized order free from clutter. **#GoodOleDays** **#GoodTimes* 💞💞
I remember when I graduated my di said,"congratulations, and I wish you luck" to which I thought "this is a trick , this man is the personification of evil in human form, trust him not..." Then I screamed " thank you sir!" He giggled because I was still yelling it like a recruit.
He was indeed a psychopath and enjoyed the trauma he rewarded you with
This is just how I naturally make my bed because my dad was in the Army and this is how he taught me 🤣
Relatable 😂
Looks nicer that way anyway lol, I do it too
Did he ever say "you didn't say nothing?"
Aye, Sir!
That Recruit gonna come back to his rack and be like wtf who the hell???
Not a marine, a recruit.
NHTU708 Why are you attacking me for? What I stated was true. The rack shown in the video would have belonged to a recruit due to this being filmed in PI. Recruits don't earn the title of marine till they pass the course.
It is Marine NOT marine
NHTU708 Well maybe you shouldn't have earned it. There is nothing prouder than being a US Marine. From your comments, it makes people think you may have been dishonourable discharged. If you indeed did serve, you are a shame to the Marine Corps. Perhaps you didn't fit in or didn't like your job, but don't go telling people that you think a criminal gang is better than the Marine Corps.
NHTU708 What a troll.
As a kid, I went to an American Legion Camp, and they taught us to make our beds like this. We were 9 year old kids having each bed and our barracks inspected every morning. Once in a while we had the white glove test. That stays with you. My bed gets made as soon as I get out of it.
I’ve never seen a drill instructor smile and try not to laugh😂😂😂🤷🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️
LMAO I KNOW THIS DRILL SERGEANT, IVE SEEN HIM IN ACTION AND OML HE ISNT YELLING .. HE TEACHING WITH A FIRM VOICE
Calm Your Sences teaching with a firm voice??? :/ lol I need to become more of a man .
Correction drill instructor
Senior drill instructor btw and yes I believe alot of people have seen this man he's been at Parris island mcrd for about three years now as a DI plenty of recruits and videos remembering him
Staff sergeant granados I believe maybe I spelt that wrong
He's a drill instructor not a drill sergeant get your fucking shit together
Now imagine if she wasn't a civlian
His smile and optimism; gone
All of this is gone.
I love how hard the DI is trying not to laugh at times 😂