You have to be more intated towards something. If you're not, then while you're just spinning around in circles, and then you suffer, and so do the people around you, and so do the people around you, you have to be more intated towards something. You have to figure out what it is. What goal would justify the suffering of this enlistment? What goal would justify the suffering of this religion? You have to find an answer to this question. It's easy to forget why you joined the record in the first place. It's easy to forget why you joined the record in the first place. It's a lack of motivation. Well, you might ask, how do I rekindle this motivation? What are the processes? So I would say, I think, what I've recommended to people is... Clean up your 7-time. Clean up your 7-time. Clean up your 7-time. Clean up your 7-time. You'll know what to do next. Take your truck to the wash rack. Don't be the one to try and check in a dirty vehicle. Either one don't be the one don't be the one to try and check in a dirty vehicle. Know your vehicle like you know yourself. Know what you're loading up. Know what working part of you. But do not overextend yourself. But do not overextend yourself. After all, you are driving. Too much rest isn't enough rest. Too much rest isn't enough rest. You have to ask yourself, is my fuel tank three quarters of the way full? Do I have enough ratchet straps? Did I remember to chalk block my tire? Am I a shitbag marine? Am I a shitbag marine? Whatever the answer to these questions may be, I have a suggestion. Clean up your 7-time. Clean up your 7-time. Clean up your 7-time. Clean up your 7-time. Don't know what to do next. Utilize your 8-driver. He could help you clean up your 7-time. I mean, come on, he's just sitting there, right? He may guide you on the ground. But do not let him guide the integrity of your 7-time. What do you know when you guide the integrity of your 7-time? You're in control of your 7-time, as much as you're in control of your life. You and your 7-time are one half of the same hole. You and your 7-time are one half of the same hole. You don't want to check engine light flashing on your life. Take control of your 7-time and take control of your life. Clean up your 7-time. Clean up your 7-time. Clean up your 7-time. Clean up your 7-time. You'll know what to do next. Stop lying yourself. Motor T does not care about your 7-time. Stop telling yourself these things you know to be falsehoods. Your truck may have been in the maintenance bay, yes. But you know they didn't work on it. Of course they didn't change the oil. You have to take the time to go to the motor pool and check the fluids yourself. Orientate yourself into this mindset. Check the tire pressure. Check the brake lights. Make sure the horn works. Build a routine around your 7-time. And embrace it as a part of your life. And embrace it as a part of your life. Clean up your 7-time. Clean up your 7-time. Clean up your 7-time. You'll know what to do next. Keep your double dog. You have a 7-time. Most people throughout Marie-Core history have not had a 7-time. You do. Yeah, but 7-time is a piece of shit. Well, you're the shitbag polluting it. And you should do something about that. Well, like what? Well, put it in minimal order. White down the windows, you have to be able to see through those. Organize your road gear. You're going to need it in emergency. Put it in minimal order. Just clean it up a bit. See if you can do it. Clear out any trash. Sweep out the bed if you have to. Maybe you can make it. Beautiful. Clean up your 7-time. Clean up your 7-time. Clean up your 7-time. Clean up your 7-time. You'll know what to do next. Yeah, your back is pretty filthy. You're going to need to take that back to the wash rack.