Life in Hawaii: Serving in Paradise as a Sailor 

Not to bash your point but milk in particular is expensive everywhere even in ie. My homestate Pennsylvania which has a pretty extensive dairy industry has state minimum pricing set to over 5.20s something a gallon depending on brand I would imagine markups are due to shipping things halfway across the pacific

Milk is expensive in the US Mainland too

@@codyspicer1912yeah here in the Midwest, known for really low prices compared to everywhere else, milk is like 4 buck a gallon, which isn’t bad compared to other places but here it’s quite a bit

@@NotNormal6542.85 for milk where im at is not expensive what state are you livin in? 😂

Can you rephrase that I don't under stand what you are saying?

Hey there! When you receive your orders after boot camp and training, you will also receive your options to your new duty station. If you would like to learn more about the process the first step you should take is to reach out to your local recruiter. They would be happy to discuss next steps and provide the best insight as it pertains to you. You can find your local recruiter by clicking the link here: www.navy.com/local. If you would like to get an immediate response, you can call 1-800-USA-NAVY. Please let us know if you have any additional questions and feel free to click on the link here to learn more about the process: www.navy.com/joining-the-navy/get-started

@@americasnavy Can you join when your still in High school?

@@NotNormal654you have to have a diploma or GED. You can join at 17 with parents’ permission. Look into the delayed entry program.

@@schlinge-fling I’m joining the Marines

@@NotNormal654 you won’t regret it, although if you’re interested in electronics, ships or mechanics and want a better chance at learning. Navy and Airforce have lots of academic opportunities. What type of things are you interested in? Where do you see yourself or want to see yourself in 10 years?

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