Absolutely no one Lmao

I didn't even know they were a part of the military until now. I always assumed that was a summer job or something. No, I'm not joking.

I refuse to believe it’s real

@@ChiTownProdigy well they are part of the military so we should respect them for there daily objectives they maintain

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I was like 150lbs when I first joined and never worked out in my life. A lot of the people that had muscle before going in were upset because they actually lost it all during basic

@@julianmdelfin so is it more about endurance than anything

Honestly yeah you don’t need to be that strong at all. I wasn’t relatively weak when I joined and made it through easily. But I also ran and did pushups and sit-ups for a couple months to prepare

@@julianmdelfin what’s the average routine per day, be detailed as u can n I wanna sh00t shit but be cozy, what should I choose?

From what I know, chair force barely does anything hard during basic so yall will be fine

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Agreed, thanks!

Yes live your damn life first.

@@julianmdelfin why?

​@@Justliketree27Studio they're a burden! You focus on a piece of putang instead of building a resume for a rewarding career or getting some college completed. Plus they'll divorce you and take the kids!

@@Justliketree27Studio you’ll be worried about them constantly and they’ll either be worried about you to or they’ll feel lonely and they’ll cheat, it happens way too often, you may end up feeling sick because you’re in the military doing dangerous shit and your loved one doesn’t give af and cheats is the worst feeling you’ll ever feel, they might also steal your money and use you, live stress free and only worry about yourself in the military cuz having that weight of someone ur dating can put so much stress, if you are certain that person is your soulmate it’s cool but other than that, worry about yourself

​@@Justliketree27StudioBest case scenario, the distance puts a huge strain on the relationship. Worst case scenario, your girl is getting dicked down on the daily. Either way, it's an unnecessary distraction which can negatively affect your performance.

Dont joint if you don’t want to age 10 times faster lol

@@julianmdelfin or take the vaccine

Right! 😂 I’m having second thoughts 😢

Definitely do not join. The juice isn't worth squeeze

@@thisguy1868I’m between going to University or joining the military, I wonder if the benefits are worth it

We’re not very smart at 18

Damn bro idk what you've been doing but you should try something different lol

Bro how did you get rejected, what’s your criminal record like?

There's got to be something on your background that you ain't being upfront about.

Stop lying bro marines recruit everyone you could literally get extremely low scores on your ASVB and they’ll still recruit you

@@LosHitman marines denied me for tattoos. Navy obviously said yes and army wanted to get a waiver. Marines are easiest to enlist for asvab, not everything though.

i leave next week! you're doing good?

Nooo I’m sorry man! They pretty much did the same with me but it’ll go by before you know it. Just take this as a lesson bro because a lot of people in the military will try to fck you over so they can make rank.

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How is it going??

@@heisman__still in school, e4 atleast

@@jakecharais5307 keep me updated man 💪

Yes that’s true in general but I’m still happy I listened to my Marine and Army uncles that told me go with Air Force. From what I hear it’s all being watered down anyways.

@@julianmdelfin I got nothing but love for anyone who served! AF pilot's saved lots of Marine lives.... Those dress blues are still the best looking of any branch though 😏

@@anubisthedog2 same her brother 🙏🏼 Yeahh but as a maintainer I was not fond of wearing them lmao !

That why I’m joining the marines

Yeah if you wanna live a soft pampered life and never do any hard shit, join the air force

Why you left?

If I join the Army then want to switch to the Navy how long do I have to serve in the Army?

No, the ARMY is the boy scouts, that why is i left the ARMY, it is childish and nowadays its soft.

Are you dumb?!?!

100% ur body regrets it

Idk mannn my navy friends said different

@@julianmdelfin cause they are lazy

Sometimes they deploy, come home, and money wife AND kids are gone

@@julianmdelfin that can happen too. Women can be incredibly brutal.

@@andrewsabin729 this is facts. Sad and unfortunate facts.

What if I don't have any money goin in to it?

If you feel it's right for you 🙏🏼 I'll always recommend it.

I hate that my husband joined and I am going to be bitter asf

Mama be worried about him lol 😂 the military is big for cheating so get ready

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Hahaha

Yeah some people’s experiences are obviously terrible. The VA doesn’t really do much to help either. That’s terrible.

@@julianmdelfin the budget sends $11,000 per vet. All gets eaten up by the wealthy at the top. No money left at the bottom. One dr per 4100 vets. Insane.

Ofc bro

That’s a very simplistic thought and I hope whatever branch you choose helps you expand your mind a little bit.

Best of luck to you 🙏🏼

De nada!

That's exactly why I joined and I don't regret it one bit. It opened up so many doors for me, including a free education.

Yes

@@julianmdelfin This from someone who is veteran USMC. I chose misery.

@@EggShensSixDemonBag all of my Marine buddies were miserable lmao I do not envy them.

Nice man go for it 💯

You took the words right out of my mouth but now I’m considering the air force man I don’t want to be around men all the time in basic training I need diversity Been diverse seen I came out the womb

Rah

​@@nzareewilliams5274 No bro. You need masculine brothers. Diverse isn't the answer. Stop trying to bust a nut all the time or get female attention always. This is the military, it's a job

Rah

You're not very much fun are you?

True

After being in the field for months, and embracing the suck for almost 4 years… Air Force doesn’t sound bad

Same to you 🙏🏼

Haha oops. In 2019, I crashed my 79 Trans Am into a house. Last classic car I've had since haha.

Thanks!

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How many years did you server in the Army?

Always always go with your gut. You don’t have to give anything up if they’re the right one they will support you on trying to better yourself.

I think if it’s meant to be brother ur gonna find a way to make that shit work man goodluck I’m in the same predicament lol

Agreed 100%

make sure you learn every shit about military, because military life is extremely bad with a lot of restrictions and no freedom, you are basically someone's b**ch most of your whole life.

Join the the army infantry, come here c:

I’ve dealt with everything from mortar strikes to literally being protested while we were working in different countries. Also people’s negative opinions on the military back at home doesn’t help. But it’s all a part of it and it definitely builds character.

Im about the ship to Army basic next month. My outlook on the danger of the military is just looking at the regular world. Banks, Schools, Warehouses and Public spaces aren't safe. You can be shot, stabbed or ran over at any time as a civilian. If the only thing stopping you from joining is the danger then you shouldn't do anything in life. Life is short. You probably won't die naturally. So fuck it live your life and whenever death comes knocking answer that door.

It’s sad but yeah. Best bet for any training / deployment, or any job for that matter is to leave your fuckin problems at home.

Just tryna be like you my guy 🙏🏼🙏🏼

@@julianmdelfin just be you bro. There’s plenty of me in the world and they don’t even want it bahahahaha nah bro you’re good my dude! Loving where you’re at and looking forward to watching you gro.

Thanks man! 🥲 same goes to you my guy 🤙🏽

Hmm I’m not 100% sure on the legalities of it but I know a few people that were able to enlist and were offered citizenship

Thanks and dope name btw lmao

@@julianmdelfin OH!!!! Bwaaahaaaahaaa!!! Thanks!!

Well you just have to decide.. drugs or an experience that will hopefully change you for the better and leave you with many benefits if you choose to get out.

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Lmao preciate that!

Yes you're issued basically everything.

I would only recommend it when you're young and have an older family member who's smart with money and you can trust them completely. My Grandpa suggested that I open an account with him before I enlisted so I could put some money aside each paycheck and have to legitimately consult with him to use it. I decided not to and when I got out over 6 years later I had no money saved up. Things worked out either way, but the process of going from militaryback to civilian would have been a bit easier if I would've had a little money prepared for it.

Basically a joint account is a bank account where u and a trusted person has custody over your money. Most people in the army go though their money and buy things that aren't priority. So, putting your money in savings and having someone else that is trust worthy watching over it so that you don't spend it all is what means