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1/27/2015 2:30:19 PM
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Props on going in the military (army myself) hopefully you get the contract with the job you want and you have an awesome first duty station.
Don't let the junior soldiers fill your head with BS, I see a lot of brand new guys come in only to screw it up by wanting to fit in.
Congrats again
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THIS THIS THIS I'm telling you listen to the man with experience. Trust me, he's got experience. You'll find people that will class you just for your occupational specialty. Soldiers calling soldiers POGs, friend cliques just like high school, etc. I tell you this: everyone is important. Because you do one job and [infantry particularly comes to mind] they do another does not give them superiority. Every job has their own task and everyone is important in their own way. After all, a knife is good for cutting bread but useless for eating soup (unless it's MRE snack bread which is slightly more edible cardboard, and MRE soup which shatters into fragments if not heated to a comfortable 300 kelvin)
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[quote] After all, a knife is good for cutting bread but useless for eating soup (unless it's MRE snack bread which is slightly more edible cardboard, and MRE soup which shatters into fragments if not heated to a comfortable 300 kelvin)[/quote] Oh god your not joking. MRE bread can be used as secondary armor in some cases and soup, I don't wanna talk about eating lava in a pouch lol
