Red Devil
The Power of Connected
We have had rentals since March 2020
Stop comparing integrad to boot camp.
- Thread starter Yolo
- Start date
We have had rentals since March 2020
Shift Inhibit
He who laughs last didn't get it.
We have had rentals all year round too since 2019 but we just got about 15 more this week . Dock & shorty
PASinterference
Yes, I know I'm working late.
Remember, these instructors are washed up management that nobody wants. They have to fail somebody to feel important.
NAHimGOOD
Nothing to see here.... Move along.
Slackin ass
Boston25
Well-Known Member
This past peak we ran out of Penske rentals and uhauls. The company was renting Cadillac escalades and Denali’s for drivers to deliver in.
TearsInRain
IE boogeyman
rod
Retired 22 years
In all reality if someone feels they are being mistreated all they have to do is say "I quit" and go on their merry way. It's not like the old days when once you got in or were drafted you were forced to stay in.
PT Car Washer
Well-Known Member
rod
Retired 22 years
At this point in time I agree with you but there will come a time again when crying won't get you out.
You could always get out if you really wanted to even with the draft, just fail all the tests in basic training/bootcamp and they'll send you home. The advantage to having an all-volunteer military is that everyone is there by choice, ie, they want to serve. You'll still get a few that immediately regret their decision the first time they get yelled at and start crying and looking for a way out but it's such a small number that it's not really worth it to put time and effort into dealing with them. Easier to just give'm the boot and move on with the 99% who want to stick it out.
rod
Retired 22 years
I did hear of people getting out of the Air Force. In 1968 when I was drafted into the Army once you passed your induction physical and took the Oath no way in hell were you getting out. We had a young kid in Basic Training who went AWOL twice and and was caught before he even got off base. They drug his ass back. He ended up having a suicide / AWOL guard sitting on the end of his bunk for 2 hour shifts all night- every night to watch him. I'm almost certain he eventually ended up in Leavenworth as a deserter.
Unless things have changed in the less than 10 years that I went to BCT, “quitting” was an option if you wanted to fight the cadre enough to get to that point, but you didn’t go home right away. Those with tiny-heart syndrome got shipped back to the Return Home Unit at the Reception BN and waited MONTHS for paperwork to get them sent back. The quitters would be there LONG after the rest of their class graduated. That’s why from day one in the Army they tell you the fastest way through TRADOC is to graduate.
PT Car Washer
Well-Known Member
I'm not a sir. I work for a living.
rod
Retired 22 years
Coming out once you were in the Army back then would only guarantee you a blanket party.
BrownSnowFlake
Well-Known Member
-3 hots and a cot
-Uniform inspections
-Thermostat somehow displays the average IQ of everyone in the room
You gotta admit there's a lot of similarities
-Uniform inspections
-Thermostat somehow displays the average IQ of everyone in the room
You gotta admit there's a lot of similarities
iruhnman630
Well-Known Member
Side note...
Why do people mock the bone spur thing?
I was dq'd for being flat-footed, and I would assume that is far less painful than any bone spur
Red Devil
The Power of Connected
Because it was made up
Similar threads
