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Revely, Revely, Revely!

This fair warning, my hormones make you feel like I could just cry.

Yeah, I think that's good for our numbers. I was just going to say it's good for the rating.

For carry on. Carry on. We'll include that part in here. So people are aware what type of show we

got going on here. No. Because it's a Tuesday edition here on zero block 30. Today we are dealing

with some big, big emotions and it's going to be fine. I'm back in the booth with the whole squad.

I'm excited to tell you guys about what's been going on. But before we get to that, we do have five

rounds of the magazine. Round number one, it's time to update the old safety brief because the

pilot crashes playing a couple of times to people are freaking out about it. It was only seven crashes

in one week. What's the big deal? I mean, if you don't crash at least three times a week,

are you even a pilot? People are so touchy. They really are. In the pilot world, they would say that

that's called being touch and go. Okay. Yes. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

Exactly right over yourself. Round number two, our friends at task and purpose think they have the

enlisted drinking culture nailed down. Well, we're going to be the judge of that because last time I

checked 23 year old Kate doesn't work at task and purpose. She works here. Round number three,

it's not a shocking report. It is not a shocking report, but it should be shocking. Food insecurity

is running wild in the military community. There's a growing number of military families that are

struggling to just put food on the table, which is completely unsatisfactory. If we can, if we can pay

$18,000 for remote control, we should be able to pay for, oh, I don't know, food. Round number four,

we have a bad ass of the week. It returns with a former polo soldier. She's a 94 year old woman

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