مولد صوت AI مجاني Ivan من Fish Audio

Yeah, so like, I got this haircut once that was just, you know, completely wrong, and I'm sitting there like, don't say you love it, but I totally said I loved it, and now when people ask me about haircuts I'm always like, just be honest with your stylist.

A lot of you guys ask about life in the field, so I figured I’d talk about that today. It’s mostly just carrying heavy packs and waiting around in the dirt. It’s a grind, and my knees definitely feel it, but the brotherhood makes it worth it, you know?

So here's what happened today in class. I'm explaining the importance of doing homework, and this kid raises his hand and says, "But teacher, isn't practice making perfect just giving us more chances to practice being wrong?" I mean... how do you even respond to that?

Last week at the company party, I accidentally sent a private message meant for my friend to the entire office group chat. As I frantically tried deleting it, my phone froze, and I watched in horror as the reactions started pouring in. My manager's response made everything worse.

So, a lot of people ask what it’s actually like being in the infantry. It’s definitely a love-hate relationship, you know? One day you're hating life in the field, and the next you’re laughing with your boys. I enjoy it, but honestly, maybe pick a different MOS.

People always ask me what the field is like and honestly it's just a lot of sitting around waiting then moving heavy stuff. It's tough on the body for sure and sometimes I wonder why I chose the grunt life instead of something easy, but the brotherhood is real.

So like yesterday I started watching this new anime, you know, Jujutsu Kaisen, yes, and honestly it's so good like mind-blowing good. I already read some of the manga so I know what's coming but like the animation is just different, you know? It's really amazing yes.

So before every game, I take my shoes like this, right? I always double-knot them, make sure they're super tight. Then I bounce the ball three times, that's my thing. I've been doing it since high school, and it just helps me get locked in.