What happened? Is that Pauliner's that like you do? Oh no what kind of poop is it? Where did that come from? I would have known what I stuck my hand in it. Maybe. I made a short list about things I really didn't like about the Marine Corps. Here we go. The first thing I really hated about the Marine Corps was working parties. Now, party sounds cool, but it's anything but cool. What you just saw there was Miranda and I raking leaves. Totally fine when you're a civilian, but when you're in the military and somebody tells you to pick up rocks from a field that's full of rocks or sweep the pavement or sweep the mud, they just give you ridiculous tasks and you have to... it's just annoying. Room mates. I hated having a roommate. Not necessarily all of the roommates. My god. Living with two or three other people in a small room can get to be really ridiculous, especially if people don't clean up, pee all over the toilet. You know, I'm getting personal now. No, you are roommate. I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding. No, I'm not though. I hated field day. Now, I love to keep my room clean and my room is clean like pretty much all the time when I was in the Marine Corps. Miranda's giving me a look. But, yeah, field day was like you have to go outside, get information, waste an entire Thursday evening. I hated field day. Cleaning is fine, but doing it because everybody else can't keep the room clean. I definitely did not like that. Being away from family, I really hated that, especially if you have like a girlfriend or a wife, like that really sucks to have to be away from loved ones, but you know, you know that signing up, but it still doesn't suck any less. So, yeah, begging to take leave. Now, they tell you like, yeah, you get 2.5 days of leave per month. You can go whenever you want. Bull crap, man. Like, it's really hard to take leave at times, especially if there's a lot of work to be done. You feel guilty about taking off, or sometimes they'll just straight up be like, no, you can't take leave. Or you send your request up to the first sergeant, you wait three months, and then you find out it got denied. So, taking leave is rough in the military. When you're a civilian, you can take off whenever you want. So, yeah, taking leave, that really sucked. Duty. I do not miss duty at all. Now, if you don't know what duty is, I created a video on it, but the gist is you stand guard for like 24 hours and make sure nobody kills himself or sets off fireworks. Now, I always got duty on the holidays. I had it on like Thanksgiving, Easter, Christmas. Oh, God. Fourth of July. Fourth of July. I hate duty. I hate it. And finally, the list goes on and on, but to keep it short and to keep it brief, my last topic is living in the barracks in general, I really hated that. I mean, now I've got a nice home, and life is great. But when you're living in that small barracks room with two or three other roommates, and people are constantly stopping upstairs and they got loud music down the hall. And yeah, I mean, I'm just a homebody and I like my peace and quiet. So, living in the barracks of definitely at times was crappy. But on the flip side of all of this, on the flip side, it can be great. Like living in the barracks with your friends, a lot of people, you'll miss that when you're gone. Like, part of me does hate it, but the other part of me is like, yeah, I miss a camaraderie. There are a lot of great things about the military and the Marine Corps that I miss. The pros definitely outweighed the cons when it came to joining the military. I do not regret it and I still, I loved it and everything else. I love being a civilian. I love being a civilian. You still get nostalgia for the Marine Corps even though I've only been out for a few months. But my God, I do not miss it. But at the same time, you do miss it. So if you were active duty, comment below with what you don't miss and with what you do miss. And if you're looking to join, what are you nervous about? What do you kind of like not looking forward to? And what are you looking forward to? So comment below, share the video, write me, whatever, donate. Thank you guys. We'll see you all later. A bye-bye.