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I love this. My baby isn't a morning girl and it cracks me up every single day. Best friend ever. Also, she will never get in the driver's side. She needs the passenger door opened for her. 🤷🏻‍♂️❤️

Im considering reserves. I already have a good government job. But I just feel incomplete not serving in the military

We have a darling boy we’ve named Winston .. he came from a rescue. He is a year old and we’ve had him 6 weeks. He’s already learned sit, stay, break/release, down, up, car (to go on a ride which he LOVES), to “go back” and is now house trained. He’s learning to respond to a whistle and his name for recall. He is even learning “calm” which helps him settle. We are getting ready to work on heeling - wish us luck! He IS a chewer! He’s a lover, a huge cuddler, he’s sharp as a tack, a total stubborn rascal when he doesn’t get his way and is always up for a walk, a treat or to be brushed. We adore him and already cannot imagine our life without him! All the best to you and your sweet wheatie!

A lot of people join for ribbons and gucci gear and are miserable for 4 or 6 yrs. Military is just a tool to build your life and future. They don’t tell you that when you are missed for promotion later on in your military career you are done “not retainable’

Very interesting. Appreciate your honesty. For a second after watching your first few vids I felt like maybe I should've gone Reserves instead of Active Duty. After watching this video, I'm glad I went Active Duty.

Oh yeah Oliver’s favorite toy is a large Kong furry turkey. He plays both tug-of-war and fetch with it.

Try speak as a command Mine is Oliver. He is 35 lbs. kindest heart in a dog ive ever known. Sheaten greetin’ is annoying but what can we do? The way you feed is called free feeding and it means they always have the option, like we do, that way they self regulate. I love this breed soooo much. They even like annd are gentle with cats. Thanks for the videos!😊

Try speak as a command Mine is Oliver. He is 35 lbs. kindest heart in a dog ive ever known. Sheaten greetin’ is annoying but what can we do? The way you feed is called free feeding and it means they always have the option, like we do, that way they self regulate. I love this breed soooo much. Thanks for the videos!😊

Getting to this late but i have a 12 year old wheaten and he really doesn't like cuddles either! just constant attention lol. cooper is a sweetheart

I have a Wheaton Poodle mix. She is exactly the same ...wants to be with me all the time but does not like to cuddle.

What about while active duty?

Hey could you do a video about what’s it’s like dating as a marine reservist or just a marine in general

Hey, what's up Sheldon, it's been awhile since you posted your last video. I hope you've been doing well man, I really looked up to you and your videos and I hope everything is going well with you. I hope to see you back on here one day.

maisey my wheaten terrier loves cuddling. but shes also mentally ill so she becoems possesive over everything and will SERIOUSLY hospital trip bite you and has done on several occasions. when not in one of her possessive moods shes fine and loviing

They say third times a charm, am officially a pmp🎉🎉 for all my repeat test takers don't give up and don't be discouraged.

Hey I actually just talked to a recruiter today about the reserves and this give me some insight to what my future could look like thank you

Sounds soo boring chile idk if I can do this work for money 😭

I'm 6 years late but I want to say for anyone who wants to join the marines while in college. I would suggest the national guard instead. The reason for that is in the marine reserves you're pretty limited on where you can go to college. Like you have to go to school near a marine base (there's not much bases in the US). So let's say you want to go to the University of Wyoming, you can't really in the marine reserves because you need to stay close to the base for weekend drills and Wyoming has none of that whereas the national guard you can be anywhere in the country you want.

I was Army now Navy (Seabee) do I still get TA from my prior service? I’m assuming not since I’m reactivated as a sailor but hey a question I wanna figure out lol 😂

Not meaning to gog but your ripped asf bro 😮 with the sweater on I was like oh yeah he lean but you're both lol

Hi! I found your video for inspiration as I'm transitioning into a PM role next month and need some ideas for tools and desk setup. But as a bonus for your amazing desk choice, I love your city-view facing work setup. I would never get bored if I had that view too. Great choice!

Can you join in marine reserve at the age of 36?

Currently have an almost 2 year old wheaton terrior. Was told it was a yorkie when we bought her, but vet says otherwise. Named her Ramen Noodle. Such a sweet pup she is. She's actually my kids pup, but loves mama more. Lol

We just lost our Wheatie at 8yrs old. She had DM and we are heart broken. Your video is spot-on. We will be adopting another Wheaten puppy in a few weeks when she turns 9 weeks and we can't wait. The only breed for us!

Want to join the reserves, but have a full time job, with a baby on the way. Can’t risk losing the job while being away for the 13+ weeks. Is it possible to keep the job I already have?

Careful with your bench press. Can hurt your wrists like that.

I thought you had to be in for at least 4 years to get O-1E pay?

Own an f30 too, I appreciate the exhaust clip😂🏁.

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Am I required to be this handsome to be a PM?

Sheldon as an inspiring PM I am glad I found you. Wonderful videos… currently earning my Masters and will test for my PMP

Damn good video! Love it🎉

I’m active duty, my career has not been going exactly the way I planned and for the first time I am considering leaving active duty. I just finished my Masters in Project management (i understand it’s not necessary for a PM career). I was watching your videos and you constituted alot of your success to leaving the reserves. Do you think I can be successful as a PM and still do the reserves or would you suggest that the reserves may be too disruptive to the field?

I’m going in Marines for cyber in the reserves. Hopefully it works out for me. Any tips would be appreciated

I enjoyed going through boot camp but thought the reserves was a complete waste of my life

If your Camry doesn't have an interface like his did, yours will be reset with the trip A reset. !. set odometer to trip A using odometer button. 2 Turn off car. 3 Hold the odometer button and turn the key to accessory mode, but do not turn it so far it starts the engine. keep odometer button held until all the dashes on the mileage screen count down and the maintenance required light resets. Congratulations!

I'm becoming a reservist and I'm confused. Do I have to still go through boot camp as a reservist?

I had one of these dogs growing up, his name was Seamus. He was originally my grandparent’s dog, but they gave him to me and my family when I was 5 or 6, and we had him from that point onwards until I was 18. His name was Seamus. Love and miss him so much.

For those of you in the comments. If you really can’t vet yourself for the PMP through your own experiences. The PMI has a cert called the CAPM. If you test and acquire the CAPM you have the necessary experience in order to take your PMP.

Poor guy lol. I saw that struggle between military leader and approachable civilian leader. “If you have any questions… just google it… just kidding (god why do they suck) you can comment” lmfaoooo

My wheaten is such a good boy. He does lay around a lot and guit chewing in stuff after a while. He listens very well and understands all commands. He hates getting baths and won't let me groom his legs and underbelly. He is friendly with everyone and never met a stranger. He does the wheaten greeting and I love it. He never cuddled up with me until we got a pomeranian and now he'll lay his head on my lap.

We've had three Wheatens. Two had to be touching a human at all times. Chewbarka, the current Wheaten, over heats and doesn't like to cuddle.

I am very interested in becoming part of the foreign language part of the service and an 0231 was the best mos that can fit my description or way of life right now as I have a baby due in a month and unsure if I’m willing to sacrifice going to DLA school for such a period of time after finishing combat and boot camp. When or if anyone has the time for tips or help it would be appreciated. It’s one thing being in the military and it’s another being able to earn the title such as yourself.

Thank you for your service. Currently in between two worlds to join the marine reserve vs army reserve. I work for the postal service via civilian life but I wanted to become a marine out of sheer discipline I have yet to conquer within myself. Currently going back to school to study foreign languages and when I am finished I would like to go active duty maybe within the marine corps or transfer over to the army after or during my contract (if possible) still indecisive about the branches. The goal is to eventually allow my weekend job to transfer over into becoming my day to day job. I have been weary to ask these questions to a recruiter given that the wrong one will set me up for failure. Your channel has been a big help thus far among alot of others I’ve included in my researching.

im enlisting as a marine reserve wanting to be a diesel motor mechanic, i want to get trained in my mos and then find a job as a diesel mechanic in civilian life, and then want to go to tech school. am i doing the right choice going reserve?

What is the reserves pay period? , is it the same as full time active duty?

wait why didn't you have any benefits ?

Former active Sgt. never did reserves in the Marine Corps, I opted for the National Guard instead because of how they respond to community crisis. First point, they call it service for a reason, second point, everybody has to have a job, but every job is not a service. A job is measured by money, a service is measured by sacrifice. "Hard Corps" "We don't promise you a Rose Garden" is the price you pay, the sacrifice you choose, to become a Marine. You were a Cpl. so you were a leader; are you saying you never dress down a subordinate Marine? Cpl for me was my hardest rank, because in those days you had to earn the respect of your Marines, only after you achieved that would they follow you. And if they didn't respect you, you got busted back to E3. We understood the reserves was not as intense, but we hoped if need be you would have our back. You can see yourself as a number or a Marine. I see you as Marine! Semper Fi.

Great video and good information, thank you very much for being very informal and not just brewing morning coffee and filming lunch!!

I start bootcamp next month at Camp Pendleton