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You know, a lot of you guys ask about what the field is actually like. Honestly, it's basically just carrying heavy stuff and walking forever. It’s a great way to build character, I guess, but my knees definitely don't thank me for it. Still, I wouldn't trade the boys for anything.

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?

So, people always ask about the field, and basically, it's just a lot of sitting around in the rain waiting for something to happen, you know? It's definitely not like the movies. It builds some character, I guess, but honestly, if you enjoy sleeping in a real bed, maybe try the Air Force instead.

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.

A lot of you guys ask what the day-to-day is like in the infantry. Honestly, it’s mostly just waiting around and then hiking miles with way too much gear. It’s a grind, and I wouldn’t say it’s for everyone, but the brotherhood makes it worth it, you know?

So like you guys keep asking about my gear and stuff so yeah basically we got this new equipment the other day and it's pretty decent I guess but you know how it is in the military everything's kinda heavy and not really what you'd expect but yeah that's what we work with.

So, I get asked a lot about what life's like in the field. Honestly, it's mostly just sitting in the rain and eating MREs, you know? It’s a grind, and your knees definitely feel it after a while. I still wouldn't recommend it, but the boys make it worth it.

A lot of you guys ask what it's actually like being in the infantry. Honestly, it’s mostly just waiting around and cleaning your gear, you know? It's a grind and I wouldn't recommend it for everyone, but I figured I'd just keep it real with you guys.