Step-dad: Yeah, I can get rid of this kid.
Jack: Yeah, but WHEN I get back home, I will be a combat veteran Marine. You sure you want to mess with mom while I'm away?

NAVY... Navy is NOT a word, branch or anything... it's an acronym:  "Never Again Volunteer  Yourself". Know it.. live it... love it. (Former squid speaking here).

Either the best of luck or the worst of luck. He doesn’t have anything in between.
I’ve learned about SO many interesting stories about people I have almost never heard of! And I love how interesting he makes the stories too!

The Fat Electrition Master Sergeant Roy Benavidez video is beyond amazing.

37 separate wounds, 7 major gunshot wounds, 28 shrapnel wounds, bayonet slashes  a broken jaw .. all during a six-hour battle in Vietnam  ...  and that's after having stepped on a land mine and over time walks it off.

His hero was Audie Murphy, the most decorated soldier of WWII.

Idk if you saw my request. But yay. Also I'm not super new to your channel but I'm somewhat new. Always respect Doc!

I, myself had an Aussie Shepherd... "gifted" from my parents when they passed. "Jake" was a dog my mum picked up from the SPCA and took home. He was very protective for women and aggression o' any form... I could sit next to someone and clap my hands and he'd bolt.... teeth a bearing (just as a warning).when my parents passed... I "bestowed " Jake. I have "moderate" PTSD from service related things... my wife, was diagnosed with cancer and was undergoing chemo / radiation (ergo.... Lotta pain / discomfort)... she had to sit up to use the facilities and (audiblelly) groaned in pain.... I rushed in from the porch to help her and Jake (sleeping under her med bed) assumed I was hurting her... lunged out and (as a warning) clamped on my hand to "get my attention" and back off (until she scolded him).... other side o' the coin... I had a severe PTSD moment one year during the July 4th celebration.... had a nice cookout going until the neighbors starting popping mortars off over our heads... that was the last they (wife and kin) seen me. My wife finally found me in the basement laying in a puddle (a stream runs under our house, so there's constantly a water flow down there) and Jake (who does not do stairs at all.... literally have to carry him up for baths) is now in the basement covering me with himself and actually defended me against my wife (who was just looking to see if I was ok)... they are a VERY dedicated breed. Sadly, Jake had liver cancer and passed after 13 years. One o' the best "bestest buddies" one can ask for. I could go on a tangent for hours about him... but, sometimes simplicity speaks volumes.

15:28, worst I ever seen, this Sgt walks up to this pvt/pfc and says , with a very concerned look on his face, "what is that?", looking at his armpit, "raise your arm". So he does, Sgt "thanks for volunteering".
I shit you not. Hahaha

22:00 fun fact with that flash, TFE and some of his buddies have their own streaming platform called Pepperbox that they post exclusive content on, as well as the content that they put on YouTube completely uncensored because of the strict guidelines. So if you ever see that pop up in one of TFE’s videos, it’s because he said something a little bit spicier than YouTube would allow and would likely get him censored, even if it’s something factually accurate.

At 14 I was 6’1” and 170 pounds.  Y the time I graduated I was 6’5” 215  and squatting 500 pounds.

I went to TJ back in 97, 17 years old , don't remember much. must have been a good time.

Belgian  malinois are not only VERY active dogs. They are WORKING DOGS. They are extremely intelligent and need to be challenged DAILY. Keep it in mind when making decision on purchasing that breed of dog.

Definitely that guy is step dad of the year. Awesome review!
PS; please don't volunteer again. LoL

Belgian Malinois, Great Pyrenees, Shetland Sheepdogs (aka Shelties), and Border Collies are probably the top working dogs that will make up their own job of you don't give them one, and that is never good.

We have 10 chickens, 2 pygmy goats, and a Sheltie. 4 days a week she goes to doggie daycare for 6 hours a day. One would think she would come home tired out. Nope, when she gets home at 2pm, she spends the next 2 to 3 hours herding our chickens and pygmy goats. Although it is more like she is chasing and annoying them. On the 3 days a week she doesn't go to doggie daycare, my husband takes her on a 4 mile round trip walk.

Hey, I got a news clipping with a picture of my great uncle shaving on some island in the Pacific. In it, they put my great aunts address, and her name in the article. Different times back then. Hahaha

Hey brotha, I'm glad you got around to this one. It's wild😅
I recommend watching the one on Joe Foss too. Marine aviator from WWII. That man was the master of side quests 😎

I recommend his video on Bazooka Charlie. That man had the most destructive and creative idea I've ever heard about.

Great job with ordering the "Marine Sniper" book about Carlos Hathcock!

You seem to have a great focus on your career path and appreciate your dedication and desire.

Dad owned 3 clubs at Jax beach, probably served the young man.

The ONLY good thing about fire watch is if you get the first or last shift so you can get the most uninterrupted sleep

John Wick says and y'all think I'm hard to kill.