Talking to a Sgt outside of work vs at work be like.

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[@eversense]

“did u just correct me” had me dead💀😂

[@CrawDad1131]

I remember making that mistake once in boot. Once.

[@Capcoor]

What did he say after that?

[@colerogers3681]

You get so committed to the on/off duty distinction, next thing you know it’s not just a rank you hold, but a spilt personality. That’s pure dedication.

[@anothermeantroll8376]

Sounds like a sociopath to me

[@qb6570]

You're spitting 🔥

[@kebman]

I met my old sarge after we were both done serving. He started by apologizing for his incredibly rude behaviour during our duty. I really appreciated that! It made him way more human, and honestly, I'd rather go into battle with somebody I respect unconditionally, rather than someone I respect only out of duty.

[@8bitwarrior037]

For me personally, if someone doesn't respect me at work, I can't respect them at all. I will respect the rank but as a person, they get nothing from me. Before deployment, I'd been at my duty station for a year and always been looked down on and disrespected. I refused to go with them because I can't fight beside people I don't care about. That defeats the whole purpose of the "infantry brotherhood". I'm a strong believer that if you want soldiers who are willing to do certain things in the military, they need to be treated with respect and not just respect people higher than them

[@Klobanob]

@@8bitwarrior037 amen brother

[@gavins9846]

​@@8bitwarrior037 I dont even want to call soldiering work.. especially being an infantryman. This is a far cry from a ho-hum job where you drop the kids off for school then sit down at a cubicle... nah you could die in that trench one day. You're betting everything in that duty.

[@alfredorico3792]

It's because of the pressure they're under sometimes. Some just like the power trip, the liberal ones.

[@timtincan1917]

we called our NCOs by their ranks but they don't act like drill sergeants lol. but again when you deploy with your NCOs and live in the suck, the relationship between troops is different as opposed to you vs an NCO you never served in combat with. There's a level of understanding and mutual respect amongst peers who served in combat that garrison soldiers don't have.

[@ghostsmoke11]

This exact scenario happened with me when I was an A1C but with my MSGT flight chief. Needless to say I got some extra training.

[@rajinbin]

You need to work in the med group first name mandatory for everyone of the doctors 😆 🤣 or it's doc or that's when you get corrected. Shit was wild coming from tech school to calling a captain and a lt colonel by first names.

[@valley6824]

I mean when you wear that uniform there is no more Daves and Steves but only, Yes, sir! And Orders.

[@OhCrxzeh]

Some …. Extra training 😏

[@vidkidkev]

@@rajinbin yeah In my med group I just call them "Doc" haha

[@masterchief9177]

@@OhCrxzeh Yo yo YO Nani the fuck-

[@jamesmorris9120]

It’s true though. See a superior off duty & make eye contact, just nod in acknowledgement/respect. You’re good. Keep walking.

[@thewoodchipperr]

Keep it pushing lol

[@dylanmurphy9389]

But this video told me to say “wassup dave”

[@thememe986]

Not even. Just pretend like you didn't even see them lol

[@Minotaur-ey2lg]

My dad’s last posting was him and one other guy baby sitting a barracks while this small, Vietnam era base was being shut down. You could literally walk from one end of the compound to another in about 5 minutes. He was an E-7 while his subordinate was an E-6, same age, both retiring at the same time. He told me on their first day the E-6 asked him, “Hey Chief, how you doin. Not much to do around here, what you want to do?” “First, we’re going to fly under the radar and not bother nobody and ride it out for the next 18 months. Oh, and you can just call me Brian.” True to his word, their job consisted of making sure the building didn’t burn down, and that’s about it. Still friends to this day.

[@thespectator5259]

Meh, they were both seasoned NCOs. It's more impressive if it's a lower enlisted, successfully being casual with a E5 and above they just met...

[@brianbaker5590]

Hey that’s my name

[@end_musix1636]

@@brianbaker5590 no thats my name

[@rmmm6725]

I had the immense pleasure of meeting my recruiter after I got out. He’s still in the hospital

[@aquaticturtle4688]

LMFAOOO

[@justsaiyan8678]

Im jealous…I’m still looking for my recruiter till this day!

[@nutellalips5818]

I felt this lmfao

[@Mj27th]

Underrated Comment! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@ericdailey5607]

My Sgt called me the day I picked up my DD214 to check if I was out. I answered the phone with “sup Tim” and he started laughing. He said “well that answers my question”

[@Drako-im3yy]

What’s a DD214? Explain please ?

[@youngbrave5969]

@@Drako-im3yy it’s your release paper from the military

[@avaliausd.]

This is why my mom always taught me never to get friendly with my bosses. 😂 Keep it professional because they will switch on you at the drop of a hat. (Or rank.)

[@anonymousgamer8807]

It's not that you can't be friendly, you have to know how to compartmentalize work and off duty. Maybe you're right, but I have always seen respect for the position at work and friends away from work generally works just fine, but that's just my anecdotal evidence.

[@wolfenstien13]

People call my manager by their names, I call them Bossman or Bosswoman for a good reason.

[@zaurhasanov5458]

@@wolfenstien13 bossman sounds cool 😁

[@junnafur]

My husband, who is the boss, says the same thing. At his job, people are constantly having drama with each other and they always wanna get on his good side so they can get him to turn on the people they’re having drama with.

[@d.baileyspeaks]

What did your dad teach you?

[@Sylar-upd4t3]

I ran into my Captain at a bar off base, before a concert. Dude had tickets to the concert too we ended up partying it up at the concert. Monday rolls around my buddy goes, “yo kicking it with the captain was legit can’t wait to tell everyone!” The rest of us were like “dude that $h!¥ never happened”. I think it was maybe a year later I got promoted and my captain was at the ceremony and comes over and goes, “you get tickets for the concert?”

[@macaronitony2178]

😂😂😂 no wonder my recruiter kinda gives me the side eye. I’ve corrected him 3 times already and each time he gets a little more distant

[@Dennis-vm6lu]

Quit terrorizing the poor guy 😭

[@xXSgtWolfXx]

I mean, if you're not even in the military and never have been why are you correcting someone who is, if you want to be in the military? Doesn't seem like you'd be a good fit.

[@MrFreshEnjoyer]

@@xXSgtWolfXx so youre saying to just ignore it and not correct? what if its important paperwork? my recruiter fucked up my paperwork so many times that it actually caused problems and it felt like he was doing it on purpose so i started correcting him. needless to say everything went smooth every time i corrected his fuck ups.

[@xXSgtWolfXx]

@@MrFreshEnjoyer If it's paperwork then yeah you're right to correct him and I don't know why he'd be giving you weird looks and stuff. I thought you meant something else

[@macaronitony2178]

@@MrFreshEnjoyer thank you for having common sense some people just assume shit and have no idea about the situation

[@cringemaster4360]

“Sorry, Sergeant!” “Oh, I’m a sorry sergeant now?!”

[@hyperiondragon]

I got scared when they were at the super market and he the mistake and called him Sgt when he was expecting to be called Dave. That pause scared me 😂

[@danielpercent5434]

I mean in all honesty, when they ain't in uniform, you treat them like a normal human being- you treat them like a friend. But as soon as they dawn their military uniform- you better be treating them like the CEO of your company 😆

[@LoudWaffle]

as they don their*

[@ClericAssist]

@@LoudWaffle I mean, you understood what they were saying. And both "don" and "dawn" work in this context.

[@LoudWaffle]

@@ClericAssist Yeah I understood it, and I'm not trying to be a jerk about it. It's quite possible they'd just never seen the phrase written out before. "Dawn" doesn't work in this context though, for the record.

[@danielpercent5434]

@@LoudWaffle thank you for correcting me, to be honest I hardly use that word...hence why I spelled it like dawn 😅 that is rather embarrassing I must say.

[@_spooT]

oh you should see drill sgts without uniform vs. with the uniform XD

[@Tim_the_Enchanter]

One of my best friends when I was in the Navy was a Marine gunnery sergeant who drilled officer candidates who wanted to be pilots. He was the world's biggest hard ass when he had those guys on the grinder, but after work we'd hang out at the enlisted club, and he was just the nicest guy you would ever want to meet. It's a job, man.

[@xxxcutthroatxxx5804]

Yes Sargent Dave it’ll never happen again.

[@jman4real871]

Hold up....dude messed up because he called him Dave AT WORK! Dave clearly told him the proper times to call him "Dave".

[@Hosenbund1]

yep, nothing weird about this scenario. everyone should know a relationship at work is different than in the normal life..

[@happymasksalesman9116]

A good friend introduced me to this writing that was about "chivalry." Basically society expects you to be a killing machine and a beast but when you return to society you are supposed to be a gentleman. It's an interesting read that this kinda reminded me of.

[@darkgreen9360]

When he said “I’m one of them cooool sergeants” I couldn’t contain myself

[@scrubbydubz2855]

The fact that he moved that chair with such force and is in the Chair Force is ironic 😂😂😂

[@merlindsbest]

Yo was real cool with it, "sergeant Dave" lol

[@monkeymanz21]

He said to call him dave outside of work. Damn y'all can't follow simple instructions.

[@rupvictoria3017]

bruh my Sergeant in my Air Force Reserve wing came to my restaurant after UTA and I said “what’s good Sarge?” and he was like “what’s really good my homie?” 😊😂😭😭

[@zacharyroles8345]

Once again, nailed it. Cool vid!

[@NIGHTRAID10thMtn]

I remember I was in a club with a few friends completed basic and osut and had a few drinks and went to use the restroom and while I’m in there ..I heard the door open I look back and see my 6”5 silverback drill Sgt walk in smiling in Civis …I stay quiet and he goes and calls my name …I look at him ..he’s like “your good it’s DAVID …don’t worry your good with me ..let’s go get some 🐈 and get turnt up “ I was shell shocked …still holding on to my manhood …as he left

[@chegadesuade]

I can't even imagine how many women that dude gets at the club. When they ask what he does and he says drill sgt, game over

[@darkchakra22]

Collecting cats? 😱

[@NIGHTRAID10thMtn]

@@chegadesuade funny thing is out of all places I see him in Kandahar and Kabul on my deployments ..I was like this guy is everywhere lol

[@NIGHTRAID10thMtn]

@@darkchakra22 yeah human cats 🐈

[@5thHouse]

The giddy girly joy in saying "Dave!" had me rollin

[@markbrennan1393]

Saw a male troop that had his septum pierced at the chow hall off duty in civilian clothes with earrings in both ears too. Needless to say a Sgt in uniform saw that shit and asked for the troops ID card. Once he verified the troop was on active duty he ordered him to remove all of his piercings, and told the enlisted troop working at the chow hall not to serve him until everything was out as well.

[@J-God_1999]

Did he test him for drugs too? What was he thinking? Lol

[@jerrycarmody6717]

Dummy shouldn't have been on base with that. I wear earrings off base but even I wouldn't think about that going on

[@Arandomcollectionofvideos]

It’s not that serious… he was in civis.

[@TR_P]

Yeah that's pretty over the top

[@SoulUnknown821]

well, im just ready for the face tattoo policy to come out. So that's one less correction I have to make. 😂

[@philp1398]

As soon as I saw the died hair and septum ring I knew it was Airforce 🤣

[@jacobwilkinson6112]

The air force tape with air assault is killing me 💀

[@Elizabitchk17]

My buddies caught their boss buying booze off duty once, they said his reaction was similar to this video lol

[@pumpkin9916]

"Hanging out" with higher rank has always been extremely awkward outside of work unless your actually friends with them.

[@patrickburns4821]

there is a line that has to be drawn between professionalism and familiarity . I have a battle who I "use to" outrank; he became a warrant officer so in uniform he is "chief" or "sir" but when we playing ball and or chilling I call him by his first and or last name or even nick name; BUT when we put that uniform on....ITS GO TIME!

[@atomicpsych0]

Before he got out my best friend was my squad leader (SGT) when I was a (SPC). He lived next door to me for 2 years. We hung out almost everyday after work. But at work there was never any confusion. He was an NCO and I was one of his joes and there a job to do, and failure had consequences. These young troops today are soft and entitled and will never achieve that level of discipline

[@dylanmurphy9389]

I like the small details like a septum piercing when he’s off duty

[@RhetoricWolf]

Bro not “call me Dave.” 😂😂 this is too accurate

[@kbeamerz]

appreciate your service bro love your vids too

[@James-mm2zc]

"Say it with me: SAR" "SAR" "-GENT" "GENT" "SARGEANT" "SARN'T"

[@aqua6613]

Somebody sprinkled some SARGENT-O cheese on that sergeants head 😆

[@roystonlodge]

He seems way too polite for a sergeant. Oh, he’s Air Force… ;-)

[@jmn194]

Canadian Army here. Exact same scenario here. A Master-Corporal who was one of my instructors during BMQ is basically a different person off duty.

[@mrhanky5851]

‘Sergeant Dave’ was hella funny at the end 😂

[@Bryan48950]

Lmfao this use to confuse the shit out of me

[@stevenbrown1762]

I wasn't dumb enough to do that with my leadership.

[@armageddon_gaming]

I'm not dumb enough to do that with my leadership. I play anti social off duty for this reason

[@doomguy8447]

Meanwhile, in my afsc, everyone from e-3 to e-7 calls each other by last name at work. Gotta love desk jobs.

[@X7Dragon]

nonner

[@doomguy8447]

@@X7Dragon Exuse me while I cry myself to sleep after working half as hard and getting paid the same as every other person with my rank in the military. It pays to have a brain. 🤣

[@X7Dragon]

​@@doomguy8447 Relax, it's just banter.

[@doomguy8447]

@@X7Dragon Oh trust me. I am very relaxed. 😉

[@gyastly2737]

@@doomguy8447 you’ve only been in for 5 years calm down neckbeard.

[@1Latettaja1]

Nice one 😂 I think this same scenario is universal for all militaries. I'm Finnish and happened to me once.

[@natesturm448]

I don't know what has me dead. The fact that this is so accurate, or the fact there's an SF patch, with Air Assault Wings, on top of a Air Force name tape.

[@Middigit212]

This is 100% true. Never forget that military bearing when in uniform. Outside in civilians all good. No go when you get a uniform on.

[@toneydevente12]

When I saw my 1SG in the club for the first time I was like ahhhh shit lmao but he walked by dapped me up and kept on pushing….but when I got to Germany I realize that shit was normal….I saw my SFC and 1SG outside the gate drunk like 2 teenagers breaking bottles and having the time of they life lol….

[@Tobirama_isHimju]

That’s germany for you! Man we had some legendary drunk sessions out there lol

[@Xiaolongbaokid16]

This is so on point. Lol 😂

[@ThatsNuckinFuts]

"sorry sergeant" "DID YOU JUST CALL ME A SORRY SERGEANT? FRONT LEANING REST POSITION! MOVE!!!"

[@150Hello]

I Can't even count how many times I've seen the "sorry sergeant" scenario happen 😂

[@RazAlGhoul898]

"I wasn't at no alcohol buying for no party" "You trying to correct me?"

[@nutellalips5818]

Not him snitching at work though 😂😂😂 better hush boy those walls can talk 😂😂

[@pachiramen4605]

He’s actually a really good actor

[@upholst]

so true! cant tell ya how many times nco's gave me a lecture for callin em by rank after work

[@Wsportys]

Wahhhhhhhhhhhh lmao! That Dap though? I gotta turn these speakers and base down sounded like shots outside my door!

[@LionHeartZell]

"Get at parade rest." Ahh shii here we go again.

[@vladimir-uz3dq]

As a conscript who’s only obligation is to get through my 2 years of service, I keep my head down and hope not to see my superiors outside of the camp to avoid such confusion

[@blackkennedy3966]

How is the war?

[@blackkennedy3966]

@Joske Vermeulen yes. (insert yes Chad face here)

[@vladimir-uz3dq]

@@blackkennedy3966 I'm not even slavic, or Russian, I just like Russian culture. You're degenerate to think being stereotypical is cool D:

[@ronpaul5319]

In the Marines it was "on duty" even when we were off, not even in a responsible way, just to be a dick and to order us around to do inconsequential things to mess with us. Needless to say I got out at the first opportunity and didn't even say goodbye to my seniors.

[@zacharyrodriguez1198]

theres a differance at work vs outside of work 😂

[@CerotheDemon]

Omg that hop in the beginning killed me 😂

[@richardthekingransom]

He’s awesome

[@DrePino]

That's why I play like I don't see em'😂

[@troyteasley5236]

Haha

[@septemberjai5216]

The way he said ✨Dave✨🤭

[@bretcamacho2182]

It's a crazy time when you can dye your hair in the military.

[@imGool]

My exact thoughts

[@BigDaddyCruz]

All the tattoos too.

[@severohernandez6534]

I couldn’t imagine someone showing up to formation with Ramen Noodle hair dye.

[@59Fitness]

A septum piercing too bro. Idc that he flips it up in uniform.

[@THEREALBONZO]

Oh no wonder he got that nose ring and fanook hair, he's chair force.

[@curlyhairdudeify]

I'm not even in the military. But when I see coworkers in public.... I don't even acknowledge their existence. Keep walking.

[@TheKingMAC]

Dude should be fucn comedian... HILARIOUS...

[@xo_ectophylla_alba_xo]

If you’re always on duty, you’re never on duty 💀🤣

[@IssoLp]

That handshake clap hahaha

[@anjerasaigo1179]

I wasn't at no alcohol buying no party....lol 😂

[@rakaperbawa]

this is definitely one of the severance worker

[@dustinshepherd2199]

That's a dope nose ring man be careful there might be boogers on it

[@angelajackson5797]

It’s call code switching.

[@Notooshabyy]

Dude got a pair of nostrils on him 😂

[@VFL0000]

Be the first one off base to catch him at the BO like what’s up sgt….talk dat shit now

[@bodyboardingchronicles602]

When he called him by fist name at work? I thought Sgt. was going to say, " Beat your face! ☝️🤣

[@farradinarc2693]

Oh my gosh, he almost said I'm sorry sir. An even worse sin.

[@RobeonMew]

it's true doe. Right thing at the right time

[@HebdebaV]

honestly this seems kinda nice compared to how it could’ve been

[@abbieamavi]

The hop 😂😂

[@dareallyst]

We called each other by last name rather at work or hanging out. Only ones we called by their rank were E7 and up.

[@nicholasxavier5892]

The " Flip Flops and Socks " speak loudly

[@espoespo3557]

Sargent has a hangover.

[@WhereDaAuntiesAt]

sergeant dave 😂

[@kennethherrick8436]

Daaamn Cisco.

[@anitamcgriff974]

Your hair looks cool😎!!!!!!army family fort Jackson 💚💚💚

[@Jay_Wood]

I just preferred to be myself when I was an NCO. If we were actually cool then it didn’t matter, leave the tank off when you address me, idc. As long as the respect is there and you know when it’s time to be serious and get shit done that what I say goes…It’s all good, we can be boys again when the jobs done.

[@colelawton4901]

In the Marine Infantry (3/2 Kilo 2nd Plt) we were physically abused and beaten for accidentally calling Corporals "Lance Corporal" or for not using a senior Lance Corporals rank in turn. They were always drunk. Even at work, always completely wasted and slurring their speech. My senior Lance, LCPL Crosby, had me put my hand on the table and then dug a knife into it while he was wasted in uniform just to feel powerful, I still have the scar. My Sergeant, SGT Early, sucker punched me in the face once in the hallway of my barracks just because he wanted to look cool. He was so drunk his eyes were crossed. Even 3 deployments later as a decorated NCO, the experience left me so bitter and with such a problem with authority that I wanted nothing to do with the Marine Corps. Trashed all my uniforms and anything that had my unit insignia on it.

[@Sernival]

Thats terrible, when was this?

[@colelawton4901]

@@Sernival Early to mid 2010s

[@jongles2530]

Should've fought back. Would've probably earned you respect

[@cpK054L]

@@jongles2530 → How to get buried under an NCIS investigation (literally)

[@colelawton4901]

@@jongles2530 absolutely 100%. More than just respect but because it teaches people a lesson. None of us fought back though because that just wasn't a thing, we were all taught from boot camp through infantry school and even at our command receiving to just let it happen, under the guise that it teaches discipline, instant willing obedience to orders, and establishes pecking order. We were, totally ass backwards, convinced we would be pussies to not just take it. However, that was all made up nonsense. Theres a difference between harsh corporal punishment and masturbatory cruelty. It was done for sport, by angry drunks who hated their lives and wanted to release their problems on us. Me and my generation were instead pussies for taking the abuse, drinking thr kool-aid and buying into that nonsense. And I'm talking *abuse*, cut up with broken glass, ass beatings, some dudes were sexually exploited, one guy was forced to DD to someone's house and was forced to give a loaded shotgun a blowjob in front of one of the guys wives to show off. That guy went UA and was too scared to come back, until he was pulled over in Jersey and sent to the brig before being separated. We all, being conditioned little boots, convinced ourselves we were tougher than him and he was a pussy for not taking it. It was only after deploying, and seeing how completely ineffective and incapable my senior Marines were that I realized they were losers not idols. Sent me into crippling depression. What we should have done was fight back and not been little bitch sorority girl pledges. Should have beat the attitude out of my team leaders face with an e tool in his sleeping bag while in firewatch, taken his teeth worn it as a necklace to show everyone I wasn't someone to be fucked with. Like all of us should have done. It was a confusing time being 18 and wanting to impress these guys though. You develop a sickness from it, a need to earn their respect the more the take away your self respect. And when they have all the power and also outnumber you 5:1 certain social instincts occur. There were no noble or honorable men for me to look up to. Only sadistic alcoholics with no future. A large portion of that platoon, including some of my friends, have killed themselves and it continues to happen a few times per year. Maybe beating the shit out of them would have beaten some value into them and saved some lives. Or at least saved myself and my friends some traumatic abnormal experiences and problematic complexes. After those experiences I became so irate and disgruntled that I regularly lashed out at any and all form of authority that deviated even slightly from my ethics. I yelled at commissioned officers and staff NCOs as a Corporal if they're dereliction caused problems with Marines getting to chow. I physically hurt other Marines if they overstepped their hazing rituals. All the energy that should have been directed at my abusers during my abuse instead was perpetually releasing on any figure of authority which did not meet my standards, even when it was a punishable overreach of my own authority. It still happens from time to time even as a civilian. I actually am incompatible as an employee, and only do independent contracting, because I get into it with bosses constantly.

[@tiffanyd.8660]

Sar..gent...Dave 😆

[@etseredouard3146]

Must be the Air Force. Army…HALF RIGHT FACE. You already know what time it is lol

[@11Condensation]

"Did you just correct me?!" I expected "HALF-RIGHT FACE!"

[@nicholasselke5214]

I wouldn’t expect that in a branch where two thirds don’t know how to do a proper push-up

[@theycallmealejandro7847]

"Sergeant Dave"

[@tacticalbutter4574]

One thousandth like! Had to do it👌

[@lamarwilson8266]

My sergeants were never like this.

[@Eternalmotors]

"Sargent Dave" lol

[@9manny99]

I mean this is accurate.

[@TrayTerra]

BCT, week 3 or so. Drill Sergeant Boone, or Satan as many called him, held a knife to a recruit’s throat as he woke him up for his missed fire guard shift (to screw with him and teach him a lesson). Fast forward to graduation on the parade field, he was just shooting the shit with us all. It was so abnormal after nine weeks of not that.

[@kbeamerz]

where are you stationed?

[@ericb9994]

Air Force lol It's Dave at the work place for sure blahahahaha

[@dzobie]

When I was an E5 we had a E7 who was ten times this lmao. Outside of work he tryna borrow money, creep up in every club, then at work he don't know you no more lol.

[@EzekielDeLaCroix]

The way that sergeant got angry is really really airforce style.