And hey everybody welcome back to the ones rated podcast it is Trent here on another

kind of reaction to some stuff that we've seen on on social media.

Once again or I woke up, flipped open my phone, you know after getting plenty of water

and sunlight and putting my feet in grass because the

sun was definitely up when I came up and I was able to get sunshine on my face first thing in the morning

I drank some some pure you know glacial spring water and then I turned on my phone that's how it happens.

It's not you know caffeine nicotine anything like that to get me going in the morning.

It's the good stuff you know know, you know, set my my electrical rhythm or whatever to the earth by grounding. That's what I did 100%. Anyway, after all that hippity-dibity, I opened up my phone and popped open Facebook and once again,

the commander of ACC was on the Airman NCO senior NCO page and whether it's true or not.

It's the ACC commander will now be looking at the pilot nicknames.

And I'll tell you a background from like the special tactics community. We have

ops initials and we have nicknames and they're all over the place and there are times like so when I first

entered the the community right I'm like this is so cool we all call each other

by our our ops initials or whatever they're basically our call signs but then you find out that lots of people have the same ops initials.

There's different ways of doing it.

It can be like the first letter of your first name and the first letter of your last name.

The most guys do the first and last letter of their last name.

But you're gonna you're gonna have a lot of cross over there.

Unit to unit and all over the place and and it's a seniority thing typically on who gets which

Ops initials. I ended up with Sierra Gulf because Sierra Romeo is very popular and there's a lot and a lot of Sierra

Romeo's out there.

So because I was the new guy, I didn't understand any of this stuff.

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