Jesse_berger

When I was in basic, if you said thank you to a drill, he would say, "Don't thank me, thank your recruiter."

Must be an Army thing, my old boss went from green to blue and aside from having the Army mentality he said that quite a bit.

Army to Air Force

Hi Mitch. Tuesday with Morrie is my favorite book and I reccomend it to anyone that reads. My question is: Is there anyone in your life that looks up to you in a similar fashion as to how you looked up to your professor growing up?

Do you believe that being a younger NCO set you apart from the majority of the recruiters? My Air Force recruiter had 17 years in service, yet my training instructor (drill sergeant) was an E4 with little time in service. I don't know my question on that one but you don't see too many 23 year old recruiter.

Second. How do you filter out applicants? My coworker was discharged because he was unable to wake up for work. Dedicated, hard worker yet he was medically discharged for failure to adapt. Are there any red flags that you look for that could be detrimental to their career in the long run?

Sole winners, I want to say atleast 5. In a span of a month or so it was won three times which coincided with the introduction of the crypto buckets which allowed for more tickets.

It's very possible that a group called a 'pool', with 400k tickets each week has won the 40k prize as they regularly hits 5 numbers a week, so the 6 number prize has likely been won many times.