Hello, Adam. Welcome to the Minderum.

Ola!

Ola!

So, we're going to go back to the 90s. I was in the Army, and we stationed down at Fort Knox,

and we had some exercises to do one day. It was probably five, it was five to seven

degrees outside. And we used to drive around these little troop carrier vehicles that the top

would open in the back and then driver sat up front and all that. Well, the person who was telling

me where to go and what to do was very clear that they

did not want to go anywhere near this big muddy pond that was over there and was mostly frozen

over, and I thought it would be entertaining. Needless to say, a wave of muddy water, the splash guard. I didn't put it down. Wave

of this muddy, slushy water came inside the vehicle. Covered it all. I was lucky they didn't

kill me on spot because everybody got trenched. And because of the temperature, the vehicle

wash was closed. So I had to stay out there for almost 16 hours by hand with a bucket of water,

a little bit of the time cleaning the inside of that vehicle out.

16 hours?

It was horrible.

The next day I got done with that, went to chow.

And it had to be right back at working again.

Oh, man.

Well, how long did it take you to realize you made a bad, bad mistake?

I still think it was funny to see I'm all drenched in mud, so I mean...

Worth it in the end absolutely

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