I’m on the same journey. Gonna join the Marines. I was 352 at the beginning of July. Now, on November 1st, I’m 295. There is no try. I will make it. Update: I’m down to 245. I lost 110 pounds in 9 months. Wanna talk to a recruiter, but as far as I know, all the recruiting offices are closed. Update 2: I’ve been working with recruiters for a month now. Gonna need an age waiver in a few days. Shipping as soon as everything is worked out. Update 3: More than likely shipping this Sunday. It’s been a long journey. Final update: Graduated on July 16th. 4th RTBN PAPA Company Platoon 4024. Living proof that you can do anything you set your mind to. Final update for real this time cuz everyone keeps asking: Got accepted for re-enlistment. Staying in the Marine Corps.
The completely rawness of this interview is exactly what makes Joe Rogans podcast the best. David is pouring his heart out, as a viewer, that is just beautiful. That's exactly what mainstream polished media is lacking.
respect to Joe Rogan for just listening to this guy talk. he interjected to ask good questions. so many talk show hosts just want to hear themselves talk. this was a great show.
Man I’m 36 and I’m 355 pounds. A lot of his stuff I can relate to. I’m going to do this. I’m starting extremely late, but I have to do this. I have a son that needs me in his life.
Joe Rogan has the extremely impressive, patient, and selfless ability to just sit & genuinely listen to people. I’ve seen this video before, but I’m currently 12 ½ minutes in and he probably has 1 minute tops of speaking time. It’s no wonder his podcast is so successful. What a guy