If you think civilian life is worse than military you are doing it wrong. I have more free time, spend more time with my family, way better pay, way better benefits, enjoy hanging out with my co-workers, my bosses are not complete ****ing morons who just happen to hang around long enough to make rank, new ideas are actually encouraged, and so so so many more. I am thankful for my time in since it allowed me to land the job I have, but beyond that there is no amount of money in the world that would make me want to go through all that bull**** again.
__________________ "Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I'm not sure about the former."
- Albert Einstein
So I just got an email back from Northrup Grumman. I should expect a call next week about an Engineer (lvl 2) position at my last command (training facility, would be working in labs).
I think I might be able to wear sandals, Hawaiian shirts, and shuffle around the building aimlessly year round.
Also applied for a few helicopter contract jobs in Afghanistan/Kuwait/Iraq. $150k+ and tax free to boot (I fink).
We'll see what happens.
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Governments can punish, but they can not save. The state can mandate compliance with rules under the threat of force, but it cannot make people love the path of righteousness.
So I just got an email back from Northrup Grumman. I should expect a call next week about an Engineer (lvl 2) position at my last command (training facility, would be working in labs).
I think I might be able to wear sandals, Hawaiian shirts, and shuffle around the building aimlessly year round.
Also applied for a few helicopter contract jobs in Afghanistan/Kuwait/Iraq. $150k+ and tax free to boot (I fink).
__________________
Governments can punish, but they can not save. The state can mandate compliance with rules under the threat of force, but it cannot make people love the path of righteousness.
