Marine Corps Drill Instructors Pick Up New Recruits | SSGT Nichols

Marine Corps Boot Camp. If you have ever experienced a little pain and discipline, this is your story. If you're about to start basic training, stand by.
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[@mlmcasual]

I actually feel more bad for the DIs.. they are the ones with the toughest job.. Can't imagine the energy it takes to maintain that level of audible, and phsycial, emotional intensity they have to do!!

[@zachv3294]

They all do cocaine

[@gweiloxiu9862]

esprit de corps

[@Csetnikke]

They are into this.

[@MultiTrollNation]

When I went through, it was my kill hat’s first cycle. After the crucible, he admitted to us that he had lost 36 pounds during training from all the running and not having any time to eat

[@JuanGuerra-tl9wx]

For real, am from Miami and after a week of meeting the DIs I thought they were on cocaine.i never saw them eating or drinking water or stretching .the toughest job in the Marine corps.

[@BlueMoon735]

My husband actually went through treatment just like this; he is one of the best built , level headed men I know. I hear he and others being trashed every day by people who have no idea. Go through what these men and women do and maybe you will have something to talk about.

[@graciehale4219]

Amen to that!!!

[@2Tall03XX]

SFMF

[@graciehale4219]

@@2Tall03XX Bless you Marine!

[@InfuriatedHawk]

It teaches recruits how to deal with chaos. You suck it the fuck up and do shit right the first time to avoid it.

[@10MinutestoRouletteFortune]

***** This is the number one thing to truly remember for boot camp survival. You will NEVER do anything right in first phase. NOTHING. Just tell yourself over and over every day........."this is just a game". When you are making a puddle of sweat the size of a basketball from sweat dripping off your forehead in the barracks "grinder" and slipping with your hands and falling on your face doing push ups tell yourself, "this is just a game". If you let it get to ya, it WILL make you go crazy. If you are a brother, you know what I mean, if not.......you now have the basic key to survival.

[@OliverDemari]

InfuriatedHawk It's not about doing it right the 1st time or even doing it right. Even if you do everything perfect like make your bed with no creases, you will still get your bed tipped by the DI for being creases. It's to test your willpower and teaches you discipline, to stand and deal with somebody shouting in your face and being a pain in your ass making your life harder. They are hurdles they expect of you to pass. none of this is to just be a dick. If a DI flips your bed and throws your clothes, you say thank you.

[@10MinutestoRouletteFortune]

RoyalGaming Almost..........you say "THANK YOU SIR!"

[@OliverDemari]

Logan Shephard Haha, very true

[@roymercer22]

InfuriatedHawk Did you ever give the D.I's a sir sandwich? Saw a recruit do that one time. Lets just say he never did it again lol

[@haydenragsdale688]

Scariest moment ever is when Senior comes out and flips the guides rack...."oh shit we pissed off daddy!"

[@sbentjies]

Oh yeah. He would sneak up quietly while we were running our sucks and flip it

[@SakranMM]

For real. I went through in 1998. Our Senior was pretty chill most of the time. But once, he got pissed off at us, and went inside the duty hut, and came back out wearing a green duty belt. That day sucked.

[@deltaladd2930]

Seeing those racks get flipped and seabags dumped brought back some memories!!! Best and worst 3 months of my life!

[@TODoubleDUC]

Feel free to criticize all you want. This training has been proven to work. These DIs have less than three months to transform fifty or so 18 year old shit heads into U.S. Marines. This is the training that makes it possible for you to sleep comfortable in your beds knowing you are safe. Many of the recruits and DIs in this video are now deployed to Afghanistan and other places around the world. They are not home with their families today for Thanksgiving. Just like I wasn't in 1990 during Desert Storm. They are out there protecting YOU! I think they deserve our respect. Don't you?

[@GiuseppeDeRosa2001]

Todd Lewis my pops was in desert storm

[@mikeredman2166]

So glad I’m not there. Whenever a jet took off from the airport, I knew I would be on one. An eternity and 13 weeks later it finally happened.

[@buahkelapaliar8829]

Why protecting you from afganistan instead in your own country? It's not like afganistan will strike you with intercontinental ballistic missiles or something.

[@ahf5471]

Luke Skywalker pasty faced opportunists like you.

[@chillbill1687]

​@@buahkelapaliar8829 we have to be ahead of other hostile countries .

[@wadebaker2910]

Shit, and I thought my boss was bad. Thank you for your service gentlemen.

[@johnrobinson1762]

They are not men. They aren't people. Not human

[@johnnyflashdance3371]

@@johnrobinson1762 yes.... they're cats... pspspspspsps

[@64kraut]

Ahhh, the memories. Parris Island 1964 3rd Battalion Platoon 354.

[@isaiahknight9053]

fr bro what did u do?

[@64kraut]

You didn't have to do anything. They would make it up. These films are hilarious to me. The drill instructors that you see on tv and in the movies are pussy-cats. They are there to make Marines. I support them all the way. Semper Fi.

[@isaiahknight9053]

no what did u do in the service because one day im lookin forward to going

[@64kraut]

Infantry 0311. Then Battalion Recon. Google them. Vietnam Era. No combat.

[@ATaurusVisual]

Al W. : So you're telling me now, the Military isn't anything like this? All this crazy acting and shit is made up?

[@mikevazquez8993]

1:56 ....someone got spotted moving... and the sharks move in for the kill..lmao..the memories. ..

[@TyroneJ]

Legends have it that kid have not been seen since the making of this video

[@64kraut]

Some of these replies are hilarious. This chaos is by design to prepare the future Marines for the chaos of combat......Parris Island 1964. 3rd Battalion Platoon 354.

[@this_mfr]

@Gi Maximum I guess we started Pearl Harbor eh?

[@idmbme]

@ Dumb fuck GI if you hate this country leave !

[@pauljohnson3340]

@Gi Maximum it's *lose* , idiot. You don't loose something.

[@chitterlingsrtasty]

@Gi Maximum

[@kelpnougatcrunch9430]

1:00 shaaddaap shaaadaaappp XD

[@simonjrgensen6761]

ZachYourSupremeOverlord Hahah best part

[@wesleyhsu6659]

+ZachYourSupremeOverlord honestly, I don't know if I could hold my laughter if he did that to me. I know what would happen but if you know about drill instructors, mostly everything they're yelling about don't mean anything.

[@krissmarkin8959]

+Wes Al bro , u would not like to laugh under bootchmp rn tructiens

[@wesleyhsu6659]

kris smarkin I know... I'm saying that I don't know if I could hold my laughter if he did that to me. I remember a marine act like a drill instructor during my freshman year football workouts.

[@sterbin5348]

Hahahahaha

[@gregorypdearth]

It amazes me how people just don't get it. They look at this behavior as if it is a bad thing or a waste of time. Taking a green normal person off the street and turning them into a soldier is a tricky endeavor. The point is to get the recruit into a state of frustration and stress and make them deal with it by suppressing irrational reactions (or in some cases, any reactions). This hardens their mind for future stress inducing situations and instills the sense of obedience to authority that the military in general requires. It is also a means to break down the individual ego, which can be a detriment when required to act as a member of a team or group. I only had to put up with Army basic training, and even it was pretty insane at times. Marine Corp is the most severe as they generate the core of our fighters so by contrast they endure even crazier antics.

[@patrioticboy6746]

tru

[@patrioticboy6746]

I've also gone through this

[@Calbenmike]

Absolutely phenomenal explanation.

[@hornyandtarded2354]

Yeah, I was went through air force BMT which is a huuuuge joke compared to this but we quivered in our boots as they made us perform impossible simple task while they yelled at us. It conditions the civilian to perform under stress. At first, The yelling seems unnecessary but If a recruit can't handle a simple yelling then how will he be able to keep fortitude when he starts fucking rounds go off? I personally think recruits should be yelled at while they sleep and while they take a shit. It's amazing how the mind can transform and grow when placed under stress.

[@colt8826SOLDIER11B]

Army infantry basic is a lot like this but a tad bit less stressful, and the DIs yell in a normal tone, the duck voice is just to intimidate that's it, no point to it other than blow your vocal chords

[@626Pistolero]

Not only have I experience Black Friday but Sgt Nichols was one of my drill instructors in 2001. Semper Fi.

[@336kgf]

I respect the hell out of our military. I grew up in it. Unfortunately, I couldn't make it through boot camp back in 1987 at the age of 19, and I never tried to enter the military again. Keep up the great work training our young men and women to serve this country honorably. :)

[@saxonsteve]

It’s all part of becoming a Marine! Good luck future Marines!

[@bishopclarke6616]

They are weeding out the weak to find the few, the proud , a marine. First phase.

[@joesocrazee]

Man, I miss this...looking back, you can't help but just laugh and grin at all the crazy and stupid shit we went through. Our DI's broke us but then they molded us into a new person, a Marine. A title earned through pain and discipline and deprivation of every kind. But it was definitely all worth it. Its been almost 3years and I still remember the smells and sounds of boot camp and ghd voices of my DI's screaming... will never forget it. Especially drill and their cadence...good times

[@36USMC]

Yes the smells 100%

[@414MrMilwaukee]

0:47 GOT ME LAUGHING HARD!!!

[@vincentarch4570]

It looked like he was humping the dude

[@kofidebrah7594]

ME TOO HAHAHAH!

[@WideLoad405]

Man, I see stuff like that and I'm glad I never ended up enlisting in anything. If a drill instructor had done that to me, I'd have cried in front of everyone and my head would have assploded. I'd be that guy asking to go home. I get frazzled on a bad phone call. I just don't have that in me. Kudos to you guys that have the sack to do that kind of shit and thank you all.

[@DestinyAwaits19]

Have more faith in yourself. These DIs act like a bunch of clowns.

[@TATERxSALAD44]

Ahhh the good old days of bootcamp. Never going to forget them.

[@Unmedicated_Moments]

0:22 I didn't know some were demons

[@trollgod4911]

Lol

[@dusty3186]

LMAO

[@ENn0ble]

Some?

[@theredsea9126]

3C-FD Lol.

[@veldkampmotorsports2k205]

Lol

[@SpookyDeadeye]

I loved when my drill instructor yelled at me. I was laughing inside my mind, but biting my lip so i don't smile.

[@RandomGuy-ou3no]

Project-6 lmao highly doubt that

[@Billgraywv]

Outstanding!! I remember that day! I was there in '96 Parris Island platoon 3100 3rd battalion I Co!!! Ooh rah!!! It was hell but I wouldn't trade it for anything!! I hated my drill instructors but I loved them. I would proudly go into any theatre with those men!!

[@chiefmarine23]

This is Good Training, as a U.S. Marine....I will Never, Ever will forget this experience......

[@joyanna854]

the end "he moved, he moved" *points at recruit* DI'S ATTACK!!

[@Uckertay]

1:54 RIP Recruit... "he moved, he moved... Ohhhhhh!!!!"

[@bongo7654]

Thank you,I just want to add that no matter how tough I,or anyone thinks their training was, I am sure it cannot compare to the tough conditions of actual deployment,so to all of you who have faced those conditions,you have my utmost respect.

[@LSUFANATIC]

Loved every minute of it.

[@JohnCavassa]

Makes you experience and learn how to deal with stress. I went through Air Force BMT, and frankly I'm thankful that I never had the stuff in this video happen to me. Don't get me wrong though, Air Force BMT still had a lot of stress to deal with.

[@Mexican_Loko]

336 Wolf Pack

[@shinriley]

The sad part about this is that there are actually some people out there that can't even handle this much intensity. This was just a normal day in my squad bay when I went through. #goodtimes

[@felixmartin9156]

The end was awesome 👏

[@lorenamartinez3650]

So many memories and nostalgia kinda miss it.

[@kevinglidden3734]

Always the guides rack

[@TheE3R]

i feel ya man, when i did my basic, i remember in the first floor when i came back from the range a lot of privates didn't had made their bunks well, there was a big mess in the whole hallway, they tacked upside-down things all of the boots mingled, and other stuff, luckily the drill sergeants didn't mess with my stuff because i allways was sure to how to get things well done in my bunk, although nobody got saved from being smoked the shit out.

[@CoreyJayB]

I died at the end when the DIs turned around and ran toward the recruit. LOL.

[@sesshomarusama3052]

Sgt.Nicholas is pure awsomeness.

[@vme1111]

Thank you! The stuff you went through then, is now illegal across all the branches, and then you have these people who just finished basic training/bootcamp recently from the mid 2000s- now that think they had it bad. That`s why it`s coined "the kinder, gentler military". Politics made our military soft.

[@TheOhawaii]

1:30 man was on a mission

[@veldkampmotorsports2k205]

TheOhawaii was his mission to flip a bed over? Well then he accomplished it. No disrespect.

[@Quietus5]

Frickin' Love it! Reminds me of Alpha Company 1st RTBN 1994-1995 and Mike Company 3rd RTBN 2002-2003. Get it!!

[@jaccoberbie9092]

I'm glad this guys are on side....yeah

[@rodrigomendez3161]

At 1:00 had me laughing so hard!!!

[@yeayea881]

me too!

[@yangvue1906]

Sometimes all you need are words of encouragement :)

[@stanjohns5752]

Funny so hilarious now, but not when I was there. Now I laugh because I know whats going through their minds.lol

[@countsmyth]

A jelly donut!

[@lugger_man_804]

I laughed to hard at this

[@daviddimalanta259]

hahahah Hartman

[@Mikey-ym6ok]

Could you imagine the if that actually happened with these guys?

[@chandlerbranchrailfanprodu5928]

SIR YES SIR! HOW DID IT GET HERE!

[@rl2905]

The DI in the background at 0:27 cracks me up every time.

[@Nica-Ra-Wata]

not wanting to put anyone down, I like people who respect the Marines, I commend your professionalism, respect to you and your family...

[@jayworldjs]

OHHHH! You wanna play games? Okay, good to friggin go, we'll play games all night! I got more games than Milton Bradley. Trust me, you buncha bag nasties, we will have fun.

[@ibnshabazz3989]

Lol. My senior actually said that to us once.

[@aaronanthony5140]

Lmao!! One of my DI's would use that line all the time

[@Curt8153]

I remember a lot worse than that when I was there in 73.

[@stanjohns5752]

1966 309

[@richardtorz2164]

My Army drill sergeants did this to us in 1984 boot camp several times, gave us a time limit to sort through all the gear on the floor, to see what gear was whos and get it back in our lockers according to the locker layout plan and everything in the drawers and hangers measured to specs. It was all mixed up in the middle of the bay. Flipped over bunks, mattresses, everything. we had an hour and a half to get it straighten it up before they came back in to inspect. That included buffing the scratches out in the floor the drill sergeants made when they flipped bunks.

[@apostleemilcedeno5269]

Marine Vet here. Went through the same thing in December 1967 at Parris Island. Boy, I was shocked to the core and that was just the beginning. Semper Fi

[@CplDabu909]

Wild? bitches please..... I see no hazing, blanket parties, flooding of the squad bay, throwing recruits out the windows... nothing :(

[@CplDabu909]

***** Go to1st BN at PI. You might fly yourself.

[@danielgeorge7444]

Corporal

[@CplDabu909]

Yut!

[@jamiecaraballo5488]

True that was wild!!!!!!!!!

[@indio2flechas886]

The DI is the perfect example of walking the razors edge between insanity and discipline. The best time of my life. It taught me that I could overcome and do anything thru hard work and discipline.

[@withjermaine]

Can't wait to go back man

[@linusherr8257]

Putting your footlocker on and off your rack 30 times...

[@PaseNewYork]

Lmao!! This is training. Marine training. Everything they do has a purpose and unless you are a Marine you will never understand. Civilians need not judge. The reason why you are allowed to even comment anything whether negative or positive is only because of these Drill Instructors training efficient Marines in the land of the free. Remember that. This job is not for everyone. Therefore not everyone may be hired. Don't judge what yoh don't understand or when you cannot see the entire picture. Semper Fidelis!

[@robertlopez3271]

Army Vet RESPECT HOOHAA !!!!!

[@HungNguyen-bj4bw]

wing 80 class74-02 VNAF

[@tbob8212]

Funny stuff, lmao! Brings back the memories when I went through MCRD San Diego back in 1994. I see the beds haven't changed, those are probably the same beds since World War One.

[@tyc4587]

I'm getting into marine DEP. I can't wait for boot camp!

[@Louis-gr4cz]

they just throw everything like hell damn

[@ricardomilos7324]

1:00 😂

[@callmecrazy1096]

Frickin awesome. Semper fi from MCAS Cherry Point.

[@deanmiles3505]

I was at H&MS-32 Flight equipment / parachute rigger CPL Cherry point 1980-83, OA-4M aircraft , shipped to Iwakuni Japan 84-85 CH-46 search and rescue squadron, and visiting aircraft line. Semper FI Take care, Be safe.

[@megiloth3634]

I became a Marine at MCRD San Diego November 1989. My wife's brother did the same in mid -90's. Now his son (my nephew) will be a Marine in just a few weeks. I can only hope some of the old shenanigans are still in play with new recruits. I get it, don't hit recruits, no blanket parties, etc...but sometimes things just need to be instilled so the "Pyle" does not forget. Love looking back on this now. Obviously at the time, I was a scared 18 year kid right outta high school, and pick-up day was the most intense day of my young life at the time. I wasn't our platoon's guide, but I certainly remember when his rack was flipped over, torn apart, linen strewn everywhere, etc...that was always a bad day. Semper Fi!

[@dogbert102010]

could not make out two regular english words in the whole vid

[@bryanheath198]

ah how I miss the fuck fuck games!!!

[@haskellwarrior2443]

Man when I went to the academy to work for a juvenile detention center. Qe had to face learning from drill instructors who all were former marines. My first thought omfg what did I apply for? Holy crap is this what marine boot camps is like. Our Instructor. Sgt. Dragada, it was like satan screaming at u face to face and the eyes was a part way to hell. But having former marine d.i.'s, I'm glad we had them teaching us. I used it as a way to build me up internally and mentally. What they did on preparing use to handle 16 17 year old teens who was facing possible prison time. Even made me a better prison guard at my other job as a c.o. and tactile team leader.

[@shadowphantom2567]

Takes me back to MCRD San Diego, 1981. Platoon 3102. Only our DI's didn't overturn one bunk. They knocked them all down like dominos, ripped off the bedding, dumped every sea bag, all while we were standing outside the barracks in formation looking in the windows, hearing all the noise, watching bunk after bunk topple, and stuff flying across the squad bay. After wrecking the squad bay and throwing shit everywhere, a DI came outside and said those dreaded words: "You have 3 fu***g minutes to unf**k that squad bay...GO!!" Of course it wasn't possible to square it away in 3 minutes. "Too slow, get back outside in formation." We stood again, watching and listening. We did this a few times in one afternoon. There were under breath comments outside of "f**k" "Sh*t" "this sucks" "we're fu***d" "I hope I can find all my stuff."

[@queenlopez28]

As a former Marine who is now openly gay a national Multi titleholder female impersonator.. Drag queen for those who don't know any better I would like to thank you for posting videos to bring back the memories that I had I miss those days I wish my time with the marines never ended.

[@TillysTavern]

I think I'm homesick! I miss every minute I spent in the corps!!! Ooooooo Raaaaaaaaahh!!!

[@mmouseav8r402]

I attended MCRD San Diego, now working as a pilot for an airline. When I go into San Diego, I give a nod to the men on the other side of the fence and remember what it was like looking out.

[@TheScarePlays]

Its all in your mind....dont be scared. Be confident.

[@nicktyson1541]

Watching this in reverse makes you think they were being nice

[@josephlang6719]

Hahaha

[@douglasmurphy1113]

0:59 Never... EVER move your hands when speaking to a drill instructor. That is a fucking detonator.

[@sickofguysnamedtodd2293]

Douglas Murphy or use personal pronouns

[@katekat1064]

Thinking about the Marines I know…….out in the fleet quite a while……it is amazing to see how they are made

[@James-akaRhino]

Outstanding!!!

[@chrisanderson1635]

no more knife hands? :(

[@johnhowder8507]

Lol I guess knife hands are used depending on the drill instructor

[@marwasgaming]

Ohh my if this is gone wild then I was born 2 decades too early, if my di's acted like this it was a good day.

[@ProjecthuntanFish]

Oh yeah Grandpa tell us about the Old Corps when Marines were really hard!!! I went to boot at PI 31 years ago and my son went 1.5 years ago and hes just a Marine and just as hard as I was! Old Corps or New Corps its still the Marine Corps!

[@stanjohns5752]

This is for mothers to see. Only we 60's Marines know the rest of the story😁

[@y02043]

Yes, I used to visit the RSM daily to have a chuckle in the guard room over that days high cockalorum.

[@chrislewis4589]

my old days thanks marines

[@capcseeeightseventy8231]

Decaf for them...

[@jrock2310]

I have a real hard time hearing... I have no doubt I could to BT.... im just not sure I would comprehend what they are saying, especially when they are always yelling & possibly other sergeants yelling at the same time. and don't feed me this "well, you'll learn to know..." just because its a source of pride. I just can't understand people when they don't speak clearly & composed.

[@robaitken6984]

Jeff Connors you are 100% correct

[@TheConcluziioN]

you can understand them once you're a recruit because the terminology they use isn't what the average civilian uses

[@jrock2310]

its not about what they say, moreso how they say it. tone, pitch... things like that. its about actually hearing and understanding. not necessarily deciphering what they're saying.

[@TheConcluziioN]

+Jeff Connors can't really understand what you mean but when I went through I understood every word. The video makes it kind of hard to say though I'll give you that

[@Immortalkalashnikov]

+Jeff Connors I think it's just the camera that doesn't record the audio as clearly as you would in person.

[@FueledByTyeler]

and making the recruits scream builds confidence as well as teaches them how to be loud. a quiet man in combat=a dead battle buddy.

[@Steven-rm5yx]

The rack was torn apart theb assembled so many times lol hilarious.

[@roughsketchguitarlickz7455]

they have anger issues

[@mickymcfarts5792]

angry some uneducated little shit is in their barracks waisting their time

[@roughsketchguitarlickz7455]

i'm not wanting to do pushups against my will how is that being a pussy

[@roughsketchguitarlickz7455]

being apart of something other than myself is basically saying its brainwashing

[@roughsketchguitarlickz7455]

CLARK KENT

[@roughsketchguitarlickz7455]

dont hate superman jealousy a bad look on you

[@ernstbecker1]

" Never quit -- you don't quit. That is exactly what my ski instructor told me so long ago. My instructor, a former Feldswebel in the Wehrmacht, saw me fall on an icy slope. I was 8 yrs. told. I slid half way down a small hill -- on my face. He picked me up and lifted me up and stated, " You don't quit no body quits ! " He had been captured by the Americans during WW II and transported to the USA as a POW. His accent scared the Hell out of me. I never heard anyone speak German. Years latter I saw him again. He was a good guy trying to do the right thing as a ski instructor.

[@theboys3650]

The part when the Drill instructor pops out the Hut and flips the rack they just made cracks me up. The best and the worst times I ever had were at bootcamp. Semper Fi Devils

[@jimmydcap]

this is one hell of a sress test for there recruits.. how well can they handle this.. is how well they can react in the field.. I have nothing but the Highest respect for our Men &Women who serve our great Nation.

[@sgtjarhead99]

LOL. Feel the love. Each and every one of these recruits will laugh about this in the years to come. Semper Fi.

oh those precious memories!

[@Triberius]

So many fond memories....

[@sgtslaughter0082]

Alright I love and hate this because your giving me PTSD of boot lol great video

[@ahf5471]

I used to hate when we had a hurricane come through the squadbay when literally everything you owned was mixed with everyone else’s. This was a very quick lesson on marking all your possessions with your laundry number.

[@Riffdawg]

20 years ago to this day I'd never forget 1st Battalion, Charlie Company, Platoon 1088.

[@abelincoln8667]

First phase...gotta love it! Platoon 3029...1985.

[@opposetraffic2597]

I love this! I’m laughing my ass off….sweet sweet memories 😂

[@haroldsmith3204]

Somethings never change.

[@ladymissna]

I love it!

[@brianvent1]

F yeah..... I remember those days... now, it's so freaking tough to get up in the morning

[@GavTatu]

all part of the game ! i always kept in mind, the instructors had been thru the same crap they were dishing out, and as one goes back thru the years, very likely worse !

[@Fenncer24]

I remember about the second week into basic at Fort Benning 2nd Division Delta 254, I went help a DS get something from third Platoons Barracks (called Hotel Benning because these were the concert barracks and the wood of 1st Division) and it looked like a Tornado went threw their barracks. Bunks every were, clothing, shoes, boots, you name it was strone about. Glad I was in 4th Platoon only my bunk and about 6 others were over turned that was it. Poor souls in 3rd though. Don't know what 1st or 2nd Platoons looked like but 3rd oh man. Bad, bad, bad. Must have taken almost all night to clean up. Fun times.

[@Repented_Saint]

Why do I look forward to this?

[@davidrice8823]

brings back memories. PI, summer 1988. hard to believe that was 25 years ago

[@rambosperm]

Yeah they're all POGs dude.