Do You Need Inspiration? The Real Rambo - Roy Benavidez by The Fat Electrician - Reaction 

Man ain't even moved in yet and he's pumping out vids again for us. Slow clap for the boss man.

"I can't tell everybody's story. I can only tell mine. This is not a story about war. It's a story about freedom and its cost." -Roy Benavidez in his 1995 autobiography, "Medal of Honor:A Vietnam Veteran's Story" Quote taken from Wikiquotes.

"There is no amount of money or gold in the world that would stop me from serving again." Sergeant Major Roy Benevides, you sir are a legend, an absolute legend. Thank you for your service, major.

The audio so nice it plays twice! IDGAF im still listening to every second

44:04 I think Khorne was watching that battle, cheering for Roy the entire time.

“At the Edge of Madness. In a time of Sadness. An Immortal Soldier finds his home. Proven under fire, Over trenches and wire. No fear of Death, he’s Unshakable.” - Sabaton, Unkillable Soldier. Don’t know why but whenever I hear the story of Roy I hear that song in my head.

MACV-SOG. If you ever played CoD Black Ops 1, thats Frank Woods and Alex Mason's guys.

Honestly didn't notice the audio issues for a solid 10-15 but that's what you get with a shitty Bluetooth speaker in a noisy gas station

You are in the middle of a move I am fine with you having some issues uploading either 'on time' or with your settings.

IF Recruiters had Brains these are the stories/videos they should show. You want to inspire NOT trick people into enlisting.

Ah! The old "I can neither confirm nor deny". I served on a fast attack submarine in the early to mid 80s. We were never there and never did that. Even if we were, we weren't. This man didn't know how to quit. A true hero.

I didnt really expect a video this quick. I hope yall are doing good, hugs and cookies for yall.

That's why dementia is my biggest fear. Literally watching someone lose what made them who they are, their memories and life experiences slowly is so scary.

Saw the original vid and wasn’t expecting a reaction so soon, thanks!

Great reaction sir, and I'm sure everyone understands the technical difficulties you're in the middle of a move. Honestly appreciate you taking the time when you obviously have alot going on.

The brain is a crazy thing. Back when i was 20 i fell off a ladder and dislocated my ankle and broke my tailus bone in 8 places. In the ER i was completely alert and the surgeon attempted to relocate my ankle. The orderlies held me down and they attempted to relocate it 8 times. I ended up passing out and when i woke up after surgery i did not remember any of my time in the ER but I would get sick to my stomache every time i saw my surgeon. Then randomly 15 years later i woke up one morning and i remembered everything. No idea why. Lol i still wish i didnt

*standing ovation for both the video and your message at the end*

You don't need to apologize for anything man. It's part of the game is learning about how to do this, keep up the great work and never stop learning

My oldest child is my stepdaughter. She has been my daughter since before my wife and I married. Any man capable of making a child can be a father. It takes a real man to be a dad. I am proud to say she is now 20 years old and a college graduate and a wonderful young woman.

Well, I didn’t expect that emotional roller coaster this morning. Thank you for sharing your story. Please don’t feel like just because you didn’t have as hard of a time as Ray did that your journey isn’t worth sharing or is somehow less important. Everyone deserves their story to be told no matter how hard or easy it was. I am so happy to see you are on the upswing. Can’t wait to hear more from you and learn your entire story. Little update: WE DID END UP ADOPTING THE TWO PUPPERS I MENTIONED IN ONE OF YOUR VIDEO LAST MONTH! We decided to name them Starfox (Fox for short. Named after the video game) and I am convinced she is 1/2 Fox because she often acts more like a Fox than a dog. That baby girl can run faster than any dog I have ever seen and she makes it look easy. And the second pup we named Rocket (from guardians of the galaxy). They are adjusting very well. They have more energy than 3 toddlers unsupervised at a kids birthday party. We have nicknamed them the chaos twins.

I've never had the privilege to serve but as a lawyer I've tried to help people some can't pay a young man, an aspiring offered a painting as payment to get him out of a jam and it is one my prized possessions. But that's a fraction of being willing to take a bullet.

Things always happen for a reason. Benavidez was one of the best shining examples of why you should never EVER give up on anything! ♥

There was not a man strong enough nor a weapon deadly enough to put Benavidez down. Death itself could not put that man in the grave. Only God himself could tell him when it was time to go and only once his mission was complete. Rest in peace, Roy Benavidez. o7

Im beyond proud to be from and live in the same town this hero is from.❤

I first heard of Roy though simple history. An animated history channel, had made a 10 to 12 minute video on this man. I thought it was stranger than fiction. I went immediately and looked up him just to see if they were pulling my leg. And yes, I was shocked that yes, this man existed this man did this incredible thing, despite his injuries, and got the medal of honour. What it didn’t tell was his early life, the troubles he had home. The fact that he was fairly violent to get his own way he would go fisticuffs. I did not know that he had to actually fight for his own benefits, as well as other veterans benefits when the government was going to cut them off. So I had known of Roy and what he had done, but Nicks video has enlightened me to a whole bunch of other information that I didn’t know about this great man; this amazing Green Beret.

Master Sergeant Bossavidez is one of my favorite stories. I got to meet the man once, I was very little, maybe 5 or so. Don't remember much of it, but just the fact that he was talking to a random 5 year old in a different state a few years before his death tells me all I need to know about him. Good man.

Yeah, kid had a rough childhood. Lost his dad, his mom neglected him when she started a new family, then she died and her asshole husband straight up tells him to get out, and the family that takes him in already has *eight kids.* I'm all for big families, kids don't *normally* need so much attention that spreading it out over half a dozen or more is going to hurt, but a kid like Roy who's lost so much? He's got a backlog of hugs he never received.

I'm glad you uploaded this despite the audio issues

Cheers to the home

I'm here for it even with dual audio. Lol.

It’s all good man! You just have your own back-up vocals :)

I hear you man at 32 I lost my hole lifes achievements, 12 years lat I own a 60 acre farms stay after it and just keep doing what you do, it will pay off.

this man is a menace to society, but also the best dude you can have on your side during a battle

Great video, as always, bro. Barely noticed the audio issues. I really appreciate the personal dialog at the end because my neck was basically broken in a car accident 5 years, and I know what kind of hell you went through to be able to carry on every day. Also, since you chuckled at The Fat Electrician's mention of the Super Tweet, I still highly recommend you check out his video on that because it's one of the better unsung stories of something that had a big impact on Vietnam, or big enough, as well as the story we watched.

Boss It's ok Aslong as your Happy, We are , have a Safe Move ,take care

No thanking us we should be thanking you of doing your service to the land we call home. Thank you for your service my dude. keep up the good videos. I will always support the troops because your guys stories need to get out there and told.

Name it Fort Benavides.

Funny I was watching NCIS and the episode was where Gibbs lost his memory all the way back to the gulf war.. Pretty interesting this was part of the video. Makes ya really think how fortunate we are to not have gone through this but I have all the utmost compassion who deal with these issues. Great vid man. And the sound issues worked well with my edibles.. Keep kiling it brother.

I remenber seeing simple history video about this man.

Nice echo, appreciate the vid either way

great video for reacting, great to see you getting things up and rolling properly!

Hey old man, probably it's the echo in the whole building let's say there's tons of stuff in the in the building right? Sounds normal. Your voice sounds normal right? But when you move everything out of the house it becomes louder. The voice will bounce off off the walls and even the ceiling. Probably it's the feedback of the voice bouncing off the walls and the ceiling and the ground. Probably that's why.

The REAL Rambo is David Eubank.

My grandpa was in Korea war he was a army engineer be built bridges my dad was in 5th group special forces during Vietnam

I would love to see you react to the video of this great patriot Roy Benavidas getting awarded his medal of honor ive never cried and laughed so hard at the same time watching a video before

Oh my god I can't believe a military recruiter would lie to him like that! I am sure he was one of the only dishonest ones that ever did something like that. /s

Thank you for making the great videos and for all your hard work.

It kind of makes sense that the bigger guys would tap out. You need fuel to power those muscles. Not to say the guys that don't make it through aren't strong, but being super jack will start to be hindrance over time if you're not fueling them with the 2K calories and all that protein.

Recruiter: Blue Falcon #1

I hear ya man, I got similar issues going on. I weld a lot by trade, and do electrical/electronics work, installs of equipmentc plunking g and maintenance of big projects on dairy farms, and have for damn near 7 years now, USMC vet, 05-2010. I been through shit. Mainly before, but also while I was in. And exposed to not so good stuff, not service related, no proof, and horrible nausea and general sickness. There’s weeks I can’t hold down dinner, of any kind, more than a couples times a week. And only gets worse, at times. Or horrible hand shaking not huge ones, but bad enough my words show it, still good enough, but shows, or my hands/arms or leg muscles lock up on me. Makes a physical job really rough at times, when factoring in all my previous injuries, I got two ruptured discs in my back, shoulda died from being electrocuted while in, not service related, though totally part of my job, now my heart tries to kill me, and does it more and more the older I get. Am 37 now. Plus permanent lung damaged, and many destroyed joints, hearing loss, list goes on with minor shit stacked up. I know a lot are in a similar boat, just makes it rough when you can barely do lots or some of what you used to do without thought. No requires time and planning ahead of schedule. And work not wrecking you with crushing hours before hand. I still gotta rock 80 plus hour weeks, sometimes months on end. Sore I can do it, takes everything out of me. I got no energy for anything else just some YT, or watching shows I like, mainly older ones and some games. And no patience for dumb crap, haha. Thankfully I can still do my work, that I like, for a bit longer, but is rough at times, all I can do to keep going. Not umm, mentally, I have those issues at times, but rare, I had a messed up upbringing I can handle the metal part of issues, I learned fast and young. When my parents got into fights. With knives when I could barely remember, that type of deal. I mean physically I can barely keep up and doing what I do. Having the dexterity and range of motion/strength at weird angles, without limbs just failing. Or locking up. Doesn’t help many times my body rejects chicken or beef broth even, with no msg, low sodium, or regular sodium levels. Doesn’t matter, good times, and am an insomniac since I can remember. So yeah, kinda get you, I’m not far off on what happens, I’m guessing. But oh yeah, heavy chromium, of various types. DU and lots of other exposure, of toxic heavy metals. And stuff that isn’t all that good for you also, just less bad. Plus the newer version of gulf war syndrome, the mysterious sickness that affected them. Effects a lot of us a bit over a decade later, in the same place, weird. But no one cares or tries to help. At the government level, when they approved trying to help the gulf vets, decades ago. Which they should. We need it too. Just some basic care and lifting of costs. If nothing else. More would be nice, especially for those worse off than me. I wouldn’t mind it either. But only got more sick. In different ways, in the same year after going to VA. Withing weeks to months. So don’t know if they made it worse/caused something else, or just the progression of what ever is wrong and they don’t know or won’t say. Ultimately don’t matter. Because of my injuries before and stuff from when I was in, I won’t live to be an old man. I’ll be lucky if I make 55 I’m guessing. I’m best to hell, used up, and get horribly sick out of nowhere, for no known reason that almost kills me, in the past. My mid to late 20’s, I’m surprised I made 37sonve early 20’s and still in, I have to take 81mg aspirin every day, or else my heart tries to kill me.

t That is like the Marine corps when I was in you had a beef with someone I was a cook you would go and meet the reafer monster they would go in the lights were turned off and the door was only opened from a knock from the inside

"National Academy of the Fist" 😂 I like that one. I grew up on a farm, was milking cows at 4:30am before school, spending entire summers in the fields, hiking, hunting fishing, stacking feed...you get the picture. By the time I went to a big city middle school I was a lanky, wirey piece of sinew and muscle. Took a few weeks of people calling me a hick and older bullies thinking they can whoop a country boy getting their asses handed to them before they stopped. Never had an issue for the rest of middle school or high school. Never had an anger problem and never started a fight, but if someone decided to start one with me or one of my friends, is sure did finish it.

May the legend of this real life action movie hero live on GOD BLESS AMERICA 🇺🇸 AND GOD BLESS THE GREEN BARRETTES

Simple History has an animated video on this man. rather short, but it was well received with views in the millions, apparently. 57:00+ Old Man Lives!!! Stomp! Stomp!

Big guys tend to wash out of elite training programs because big guys are higher maintenance, they need more food, they tend to injure more easily because of the bigger weight, easier to knock down because of the high center of mass, so on and so forth... Of course there are the exceptions and those aren't just big but monstrously tough dudes, however those guys tend to need to have a brutal life to be able to get stubborn enough to take the increased punishment. You ever meet one of those few proper big dudes in the elite corps of an army, just don't piss him off. 😆

Im commenting before the video starts, i was unaware FE did a video on vietnams rambo but gawd do i know this story, n this man is a damn animal.

If I married a woman who had young kids, those kids would fall under my responsibility as a matter of course. "The step dad that stepped up" is a meme used for mockery by waste of flesh "alphas" who have no understanding of honor and duty, let alone actual masculinity. I remember the look on my best friends face when his soon to be wifes kids first called him "Dad." It was like watching lightning strike, and he emerged from than instant an entirely changed man. Fifteen years later, their relationships are as powerful as ever.

I dont know if its been pointed out but there is a delayed echo of your audio.

Anyone else trying to figure out what the hell is in the top right corner in the first minute?

am i the only one that dosent have double audio like everyone's saying lol

You going to do the new video from Buvua alfabuva video?

Number 300 like, I'm a mfn Spartan!!

Sly Marbo?

Sorry I didn't look at all of the comments but your vocal is doing an echo at times. The video you are watching is not. Good reaction. 👍

YEY

You should watch Generation Films video why the humans in avatar are the good guys

Stop calling American Hispanics mexicans. We are not mexicans, we are American Hispanics.

Uh boss, you have a slight audio issue, everything you’re saying is being repeated in the background a few seconds after you say something.