My buddy Johnson, I gave him credit in the description lol. He’s actually looking at releasing some music soon.

He 100% should, I really enjoyed the music

Freedom tastes oh so wonderful 😼

@@SamTheoddMan only for the cake eaters. 🐶

@@SyBernot errrrrr

Thank you sir!

Halo was a staple for deployment and barracks lan games. Really cool to hear that.

Thank you sir, and thank you for your service as well.

Thank you Brother!

Thanks Brother, I hope your able to keep in touch with some of them. Stay safe, reach out anytime.

@@SamTheoddMan Thanks man, yeah I'm still in, just those that are not around anymore. You too brother.

We aren't minted or stamped or even forged. You are never made, it's all earned, and it's all you. Look forward to seeing you with us.

@@SyBernot question abt joining since im considering joining if my girlfriend leaves me ofc lmao, im flat footed and ive heard that joining with flat feet doesnt work is it true? i really want to join and earn the title

@@niggasonthemoon Go see your recruiter, he'll get you that waiver if you meet the requirements.

Why the fuck would you want to be a peace time Marine? garrison is gay as fuck...glhf bud.

dude same its coming pretty soon for me 🤞

Hell yeah brotha

Best of luck and stay safe man, Meps is a terrible time but it will be done and over with. Mostly a bunch of grumpy doctors/contractors and admin dudes who hate their life. Don’t let it rub you wrong when there.

Thanks Erik!

you can hit Johnson up, I put his Instagram in the video description, he should be putting music out soon. Brother was playing and making stuff the entire time, neat dude. I think he and lichty were just messing around with this little jam however. also, thanks for the support, may God bless you as well.

I’m out now, I definitely know what you mean, there’s a bit of a hollow feeling to a lot of human interaction now. You really do get extremely close with everyone. Hope your well man.

@@SamTheoddMan You as well brother. Wish you nothing but happiness and a fulfilling life. Thank you for your service.

@@cowboysinspace7966 likewise, reach out if ya ever need.

You are never alone brother. I don't know you but we are still connected. That bond is never gone. Once a Marine always a Marine, always my brother. Semper Ubi Sub Ubi

Look up PB Abbate, there’s a Major that put it together to memorialize Sgt. Abbate, but to also give vets a way to reconnect. Sounds like it might be what you’re looking for

That’s daddy unz right der

My time with 1/1 is shown the most, was an arty FO so we spent most the time with whatever unit we were attached to or whichever needed an observer to train with. 1/1 and 2/1 are seen here the most. 1/11 was the home unit.

Depends about what you want man that’s not an answer I can give you, or anyone else for that matter. I would say however out of all the branches it’s the least caught up in the social politics you see in news if that’s something you care about. Your still gonna sacrifice your entire being to the wills of those in charge of you for 4 years and it’s not something many people really think of. It’s a truly miserable experience at times and the good times are few but truly special. I don’t regret it but I know a lot who do.

@@SamTheoddMan That's truth. Semper Fi only goes one way and the name of the game is service, not a job or adventure (but you can have both of those at times if you're lucky), Something about it though really gets you. It's almost a drug, you know it's bad for your long term existence but it gives you something nothing else will and you just keep with it because you can't get that anywhere else. I feel like there's a scientific paper here somewhere. If there were some real way to put into words this experience I feel our ranks would swell, but it's like describing the flavor of salt, it's salty, anyone that has never tasted salt just can not relate so the description just falls off a cliff. And salty isn't for everybody so how do you get the people that will love salt to try salt and none of the others?

@@SyBernot the reference to salt was a damn good analogy. Also, I think it’s Stockholm syndrome your referencing. The trauma bonding is real.

@@SamTheoddMan thing is I'm not even salty about the trauma because I get to be brothers with people like you.

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College ain’t to bed though I’ll tell you that much