They teach English. They teach history. They teach math. They teach science.

But as you get older, you realize that all those subjects are intertwined throughout history.

And if you have that common thread, if you can get a hold of that common thread,

then you can tie all the subjects together and they actually make more sense because they're a whole story.

In Hell Week, they're Navy Sew. We see it on TV and I never gonna believe it what I see on TV,

so I'm going straight to the source. What's the, for you, what was the absolute hardest part?

The exercise, the thing you had to drill. Okay, first of all, I wasn't great at anything,

right? So I wasn't the fastest runner. I wasn't the fastest swimmer. I wasn't the fastest

at the obstacle course. I was kind of in the middle. And so none of those things were super hard

for me to do. But at the same time, I had to go as hard as I could for all those. So for instance,

one time I decided on a run that I was going to, it's a timed run that you do a four mile

timed run in the sand with boots on. So it's, it's actually not really four miles. It's kind of

whatever the instructors want to, want to make it that day. And you're worn out. And I decided one

day, you know what, I'm going to pace myself, not going to run as hard as I can with pace myself,

see something for later. So I went out, paced myself, did the run and failed, failed the run.

And I realized right there, everything I did in that training, I had to do as hard as I could.

Now, there were some guys that ran cross country in high school. Those runs were a joke form.

There were some guys that swam in college, the swims for a joke form. For me, I had to go hard

for everything. So everything had a level of difficulty for me. But at the same time,

there was like, I always talk about the fact that some people say, everyone thinks about quitting.

And like I never thought about quitting. No, not at all. Not in any way.

So you were never at the point where like, dude, I got to ring the bell. Is the bell right?

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