cyco - like I said, I didn’t know your contact group but I was guessing it was Army (mostly). BUDS and SWCC being in San Diego, it’s a hop skip and jump to hit the Tijuana or Rosa pharmacias. The border is a little tighter now, but I still knew guys who were buying and walking right across with no issues.
eatliftsleep - As a recently retired sailor, I can definitively say the military has its cons. I may have glossed a little, but I was pointing out some of the simple perks of SEAL life versus staying in college and starting some office drone job (obviously not knowing what the kids major is).
TO be clear, I am not a SEAL and have never claimed such. I am a retired SWCC, and regardless of what most loudmouth SEALs online will tell you: we enjoy our jobs, we (mostly) didn’t want to be SEALs (or we would have gone through the pipeline), and I have yet to meet a SWCC who claims to be a SEAL.
[quote]boatguy wrote:
cyco - like I said, I didn’t know your contact group but I was guessing it was Army (mostly). BUDS and SWCC being in San Diego, it’s a hop skip and jump to hit the Tijuana or Rosa pharmacias. The border is a little tighter now, but I still knew guys who were buying and walking right across with no issues.
eatliftsleep - As a recently retired sailor, I can definitively say the military has its cons. I may have glossed a little, but I was pointing out some of the simple perks of SEAL life versus staying in college and starting some office drone job (obviously not knowing what the kids major is).
TO be clear, I am not a SEAL and have never claimed such. I am a retired SWCC, and regardless of what most loudmouth SEALs online will tell you: we enjoy our jobs, we (mostly) didn’t want to be SEALs (or we would have gone through the pipeline), and I have yet to meet a SWCC who claims to be a SEAL.[/quote]
ah, yeah, i forgot about the regional difference there.