Becoming a SERE Specialist | Survive, Evade, Resist, Escape 

I agree.

1000% was literally going to comment the same thing at the same time mark. Need more discussion like this. I feel men need to better understand this.

Unless you're Tom Brady

Agreed raising 4 girls is the coolest and most stressful thing I’ve done in my life

It was.

I feel this completely. At this point I have my family and I have my team, but some people just won't listen or train.

Do what’s best for your family brother. You can’t save everyone but you damn sure can protect your family.

This mindset is weak. Same principle as “all my friends are lame nobody wants to go to the bar with me.” You’ll understand once you have your own family. You don’t need other people in order to be great.

​@@CHOPPASLUGBMNothing wrong with wanting to keep old friends and having them share a common interest you have at heart.

@@CHOPPASLUGBMyah bro I love being a home body with 17 animals and kids and all my equipment. If you’re out spending money on drinking and stupid entertainment as a grown man… and you are not prepared when you need to be you’re a clown

It's even fucking tough to watch, OMG.......... Those two old heavy men, never figured they would finish, they are tough. Randall, Garand and these two, not much better, the rest are Utubie wannabes, IMO.

Grunt proofs sere challenge makes you give yourself a reality check!! Id never wanna deal with that shit!!

@@THERESISTANCE762 To each their own, I agree!

SEREious

@@JewTubeSux there is no proper grammar in a joke like this, but your way sounds good too

I SinSEREly agree

😂👍

HA

All the more reason not to piss off your captors, and to get them to like you.

What’s the best way of gaining weight? I’m 125lbs, very slim and I stand @ 5’4

@@MadeinAmerica123 For me, I just look at food. But, for most people it's calories In vs. calories Out. It's of course all dependent on the type of calories. And, at the end of the day you just have to be able to except your genetic make up. Chicken breasts is still (even under Bidenomics) the cheapest leanest complete protein you can get. Protein shakes are great to have to get the protein and calories in WHEN you don't have the time. Start there. Give it a go. You just happen to ask the right person. I use to do this stuff for a living.

It’s protein carbs and fat, work hard.

@@ericthomas9915thank you sir. I appreciate it

@@MadeinAmerica123 I just remembered: Lentils. Lentils, lentils, lentils. They are super cheap, coupled with rice they become a complete protein, and are a great food for prepping, because they are a legume and last a long time. You can always doctor them up if you're not big into the taste. They are a super food, so if you're trying to get extra protein and fiber in, they can be calorie dense. 1 cup of of lentils and 1/2 cup of white rice is ~330 calories. I add different spices and different hot sauces to non-dullify them. I know that tracking nutrition is boring, but if you get a good app, spend the time in the first 2-4 weeks, it will just have the foods stored because we tend to eat the same shit. You will see where you are strong and weak in your nutrition. I will say that if you really try to keep your fiber up, the easiest way to do this is through lentils (for the taste, price, ease of prep, versatility, etc.) you'll start seeing your calories climb.

Is this a joke or somehow true?

@@TravisClark1 it’s true

I think it does. Granted I'm only 20 and a bit of an idiot but I think it may.

If I’m not mistaken one of those guys is the guy that owns half face blades. Bad ass knife company started. Dude was a seal I believe

@@iamtherealrauschguy Sure, maybe a small subset could get an equivalent education on their own, but those people are few and far between. I get the opportunity to interview many self-taught programmers in my line of work and while some are pretty good, most are not. Sure, they can rattle off any algorithm and its application, but when I sit them in front of an established codebase and ask them to implement something within the constraints of a real world scenario they usually fail pretty hard. The thing that's great about a formal education is that it doesn't just teach you about the subject matter at hand. You learn things like how to evaluate the credibility of sources and how to recognize your own confirmation bias. The true value of a college education is not just about learning facts, but learning how to use those facts to form logical conclusions, and then be able to defend those conclusions. If all you've done is read books in a library, then all you know how to do is repeat what you've read.

Well that is an apple to orange comparison. Anybody can learn knowledge through a book, a skill like fighting or shooting takes thousands of hours of practice to truly hone. Almost anybody can learn the history if america in a week and recite most of it with relative ease at the end, not everybody can learn to tape and mud dry wall and be considered pretty dang good within a week. One is an art form, the other is general knowledge that anybody can read.

​@@mikehawkslong5529 Tell me you didn't go to college without telling me you didn't go to college. There is more to an education than just memorizing facts. You learn how to use those facts to form logical conclusions, and then you are forced to defend those conclusions against someone who knows a shit load more about the topic. I get to interview a lot of self-taught programmers, and while some are good, most are not. Sure, they can rattle off any Algorithm or Design Pattern, but when I sit them down in front of an established codebase and ask them to implement something within the constraints of a real world scenario, most fail pretty hard. Your analogy is incorrect. Going to a library and learning the history of America is like going to the library and reading about hanging drywall. If all you've done is read about it, the first time you go to hang some you're going to be pretty bad at it. See, I know nothing about being in the military, and next-to-nothing about guns, but the things I learned in college allowed me to take a big dump all over your uninformed argument.

@@iamtherealrauschguy ​ Sure maybe a few people can get an equivalent education on their own, but those people are few and far between. I get to interview a lot of self-taught programmers, and while some are good, most are not. Sure, they can rattle off any Algorithm or Design Pattern, but when I sit them down in front of an established codebase and ask them to implement something within the constraints of a real-world scenario, most fail pretty hard. A formal education isn't just about memorizing facts. It's about using those facts to form logical conclusions, and then having to defend those conclusions. Very few people are able to push themselves outside of their comfort zone on their own. If you think that someone can push themselves as hard as BUD/S Hell Week completely on their own, you're wrong. College is the same way in that it pushes you to think about things differently than you have in the past. It teaches you things like how to evaluate the credibility of sources, and how to recognize your own confirmation bias. If all you do is read books in a library, than all you'll be able to do is recite facts, and that's not what an education is.

I hear you but it's going to be a painful process!

what ??? W. T. F. ??

@@nickjenkins1663 never heard that one? Welcome to old school

@@breckfreeride so I would guse. to have meds. in an emergency.? And I would guse they would have to be waterproofed?? or is it to push the aspirin tabs into a handcuff key hole and dissolve the metal, before using the cuff to kill the gaurds. to steal the F16 and destroy the base. and rescue the girl?? 😁

@@breckfreerideelaborate.

Ok explain what this means ???