When I had that time for that I just sucked up toothpaste while putting shaving cream on and then brushed and shaved at the same time. Cut my lip but at least I got it done
Boot camp was… certainly an experience. I was lucky enough to be RCPO of my division, and it was the first time I was the leader of a large group. My division went in to make Battle E. Boot camp teaches you how to carry yourself as a sailor, and how to be a leader. Shoutout to my RDCs and my division (Hooyah 086!)
That's strange... my first two days was kind of lax. There was no screaming and yelling until the 3rd day. The night of the 2nd day, they told us "Tomorrow, the nice goes away."... and it did.
I like to thank all naval personnel for their service. To prepare for future wars, the basics need to be mastered. Nobody likes war, but in case your enemy does, execution of both basic and advanced warfare needs to be done right.
I was in boot camp in the 70’s in San Diego. This looks like summer camp with the Boy Scouts. Boot camp in Full Metal Jacket is more in line with the boot camp I experienced.
Lol Mabey on An aircraft carrier 😂. I was on an LSD and two Destroyers stationed in Norfolk VA one 12 month deployment and and one 13-month deployment between flight quarters, standing watch in engineering department, doing my regular job as a maintenance person, and running GQ drills 4 times a week and 2 days running engineering department drills. I got about 2hours of sleep in my bunk a night.
And they have needs and wanna do good be the best and help there co soilders to win also I call them life saviors.Thanks for your dedication and perseverance. Effort doesn't go un noticed. Amen Rock on.
15 minutes to get up, get dressed, make your bed, stow your gear the right way, brush your teeth, shave. That is for 90 recruits with about 12-15 sinks available. Plus, you have to remember, that this is their 2nd-3rd day of bootcamp, when no real training happens due to medical and processing procedures.
These videos don't make sense to me either. I went through Great lakes, I don't think it was particularly horrible, but my RDCs never gave us 15 minutes to do anything, let alone brush our teeth and shave. We were expected to do that after taps on our own time
@@ImperatorCaesar22 this would be morning routine. They come in, flip on the lights. Recruits have 15 minutes to get up, get dressed (doesn't count for much since they're in smurfs still), make their bed, shit, shave, brush. They're doing this while groggy as hell because the 6 hours of sleep they just got did not make up for the previous 40 hours they just spent awake.
@@naverilllang Yeah no, we never got time to do anything other than make our bed. Not shave and brush teeth. It wasn't bad, I'm just saying that's how it was
Navy kids be like: “Boot Camp was sooo crazy. They literally yell about everything!” Dude, my DS was telling us that if we didn’t get right in 60 seconds he was going to look in our personnel files for our mother’s contact info and make us a sibling that isn’t a fuck up. We had 15 minutes from wake up to formation and every platoon had 40 clean shaven privates with freshly brushed teeth and only 6 sinks per platoon. If you weren’t toeing the line in your PTs with full lotti-dotti-everybody accountability the entire bay would be wrecked upon return.
Damn Right it has! They sure "Pussy-Fied" it compared to what I went thru. Had a dude Friggin Piss himself the 1st morning. Company Commanders ran in screaming and banging steel garbage cans 03:30 "Get the Fuck outta your racks Re-Cruuuut!!!"
I went to a Youth Cadet program last summer. It was at the Virginia State Police academy. It was for 16-17 year old kids. We had less time to even shower than these guys get to brush their teeth and shave.
You want to really give them a shock send them to the Army. When we arrived at reception everything was about like this. Then they loaded us up on a cattle truck and it all went down hill from there. I had a man hitting my head with the brim of his hat telling me how much he misses killin. Someone threw up and had to shove it in their pocket because they hadn’t been given permission to throw up. Running for literal hours. Front, back, gos till I thought I would die. That was all before lunch on day one.
I went to Navy Boot Camp in 1992 (im using my wifes acct). It sure wasn't like this. Sure has changed.....this would have been a cake-walk. I wonder if the Army boot has changed.
This is why you go to college and get a degree before you join. Go in as an Officer so you don’t have to listen to a bunch of 20 year olds telling you what to do. Obviously, these Sergeant’s were older, but it’s an important point.
Ahhh, my son’s gonna be sooo thankful for the training his Colombian mom unconsciously gave him throughout all these years 🤣🤦🏼♀️ I said: son, tell gonna call me on week 1 and try to convince me to be an RDC 🤪😂😂
Crazy how the navy shows you how to do stuff in the marines you are expected to know in about 10 seconds then you proceed to do it 1k times bc one guy messed up.
Well that also includes getting dressed, making the bed, taking a piss, and sweeping up the deck of those devilish dust bunnies. They expect the whole compartment to be inspection ready by the time those 15 minutes are up.
@@naverilllang at first yea but I was still learning stuff about the military but now I know that’s what they call them in the Navy. I didn’t even know what the navy was or the army and marines but now I understand everything
Not how it works, lol Also, it is absolutely possible to get up, get dressed, shave, brush teeth, and make your bed, all in 15 minutes. Those who couldn't simply got up sooner. I learned how, because I valued every second of sleep I got.
It's an Eisenhower jacket. It can be worn with NSUs, blues, and whites. Pretty comfy in cool weather while being light enough to comfortably wear indoors too. He's definitely wearing NSUs here
@@MRTOSHI1173 --probably has something to do with him not being a chief-- Edit: Oh, nvm, i thought you were talking about the petty officer who's wearing a coat. Yeah the chief is just not wearing the coat. Regulation allows it to be taken off "in immediate office space"
@naverilllang if he isn't a chief, than who is he? I am in the Navy myself but I am just an E1 right now. So I will learn more about the navy as I progress in my career
Yea your gonna March swim and run remember this is the navy there is no combat training You her her we,re gone teach you how to fold clothing 😂 besides cultural shock it really is “ BASIC” training 😉
I want to join the marines but they won’t take me with tattoos on my hands but the navy will I can’t believe how soft they are being to them my dad was old school army DS and this is how he would just speak normally 😂
@@navvet4518 Well I am a fan. You spent 8 week learning to say “Sir yes Sir.” to a PO or Chief, and then get out to your A school or the Fleet and have to unlearn that. Often with a “I am not a Sir. I work for a living.” as part of the unlearning, which of course I passed on when I became a PO, along with other things I learned as an Airman.
@@jdeuraud1096 It’s all part of the Navy Indoc. You learn to salute your superiors. You know as soon as you leave boot camp that you only salute officers. When I was in, you could have a beard. We took care of problem sailors as well. Some 12th deck discipline.
@@navvet4518 “You learn to salute your superiors.” Which is also your POs and Chiefs, who you do not salute and do not address as Sir, which was my whole point. You spent 8 weeks learning a bad habit that you then had to unlearn once you got out of Bootcamp. Here these recruits are learning how to properly address a PO or Chief (Who they are going to be dealing with a hells of a lot more than an O.), in Bootcamp, not after they graduate. I have no doubt they will be learning how to properly address an O as well.
Since when does a CPO have shoulder boards like an officer? Someone really had his head up his ass to pull a stunt like that. Anchors are for the collar, not the shoulders, EVER. Ed Horwitz HMC, USN (Ret)
I find it unbelievably funny how Marines are always like well we do this harder and then when you get out and become a civilian you're crazy cuz they beat that crap in your head let's say we have five Marines for the five are just nuts oh I'm always a Marine is that why you're living homelessly so well cuz that's the only thing they teach you
I play this Roblox game that is about training in the cia and so the first training was playing around compared to what I am on right now and long story short my fingers now have six packs
@@philchurch1115 - Seals??? 🤣🤣. This video is NOT about the Seals!! WHO CARES about what the Seals do??? They can go play in the sandbox for all I care!! 😂😂
I'm laughing at the marines because they NEED to be SCREAMED at because they can't get it right the first time, or second time, or third!! That's why their recruit training is 13 weeks!! The marines shouldn't be laughing at ANYONE!! The jarheads are no better than anyone else! RAH! 😂😂😂
@@bigdee8189 it's ok to be soft and jealous. I don't know maybe getting screamed at by your Senior Drill Instructor and his Pits while having the ability to stay focused on your task/purpose kinda separates Marines from others during certain situations?
In the marines u have about 20 secs to do all that shit LOL
Rah!
@@travisnemeth8421 - Ahh!
Phillip...in case you haven't noticed, this video is NOT about the jarheads! Stay focused.
no one cares
When I had that time for that I just sucked up toothpaste while putting shaving cream on and then brushed and shaved at the same time. Cut my lip but at least I got it done
Man I loved boot camp. First time I felt like a grown-up.
HOORAH
hoooorah!!!
Boot camp was… certainly an experience. I was lucky enough to be RCPO of my division, and it was the first time I was the leader of a large group. My division went in to make Battle E. Boot camp teaches you how to carry yourself as a sailor, and how to be a leader. Shoutout to my RDCs and my division (Hooyah 086!)
@@helljumper5601 I was RCPO as well! Division 410, our "ship" was the USS Josephus s. Daniel's.
I was in division 092 USS Arizona, but got medically discharged, debating on joining the army now
I miss Navy bootcamp...it was a learning experience. Further, I ate good. 😁
What was the food like
This is so sweet… can someone throw a chair or a folding table already??
the real challenge is keeping a straight face when someone throws a table 🤣
From experience, the RDCs only acted this nice because a camera was present😂
i’ll never forget being woken up in the middle of the night to due to somebody’s drawer flying across the room cuz shipmate forgot to click the lock
Why??
my third rdc actually threw a chair when I was at basic lmao
That's strange... my first two days was kind of lax. There was no screaming and yelling until the 3rd day. The night of the 2nd day, they told us "Tomorrow, the nice goes away."... and it did.
Exactly
I like to thank all naval personnel for their service. To prepare for future wars, the basics need to be mastered. Nobody likes war, but in case your enemy does, execution of both basic and advanced warfare needs to be done right.
I liked war. It's the entire reason I joined in 2005, to go to war.
@@FighteroftheNightman❤ thank you for your services
They are the real thing,
of being some amazing
teachers!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉💫
I questioned all these moronic tasks until it was explained that paying attention to detail can save your life.
I was in boot camp in the 70’s in San Diego. This looks like summer camp with the Boy Scouts. Boot camp in Full Metal Jacket is more in line with the boot camp I experienced.
Thank you for boot camp
My RDCs were the shit. Bootcamp was one of the best experiences I've ever had. Division 154 Ship 11 USS Kearsarge. Graduated in 2014
I enlisted in november 1973. San Diego. It was exactly what I needed.
you did 2
you did 20?
@@StephenNova1 6
you haven't even begun to experience the relaxation that we are going to subject you to
Lol Mabey on An aircraft carrier 😂. I was on an LSD and two Destroyers stationed in Norfolk VA one 12 month deployment and and one 13-month deployment between flight quarters, standing watch in engineering department, doing my regular job as a maintenance person, and running GQ drills 4 times a week and 2 days running engineering department drills. I got about 2hours of sleep in my bunk a night.
And they have needs and wanna do good be the best and help there co soilders to win also I call them life saviors.Thanks for your dedication and perseverance. Effort doesn't go un noticed. Amen Rock on.
Everything that you do is with a purpose and you do it to the best of your ability ❤
I graduated may 19th and my RDCs use to say the samething unsat during p-days
Congratulations on your accomplishment on becoming a United States Sailor in the most powerful Navy in the world... The United States Navy!!!
What's your preferred pronoun?
When I graduated boot in 2005, they were also saying unsat. It's a Navy thing.
I remember hearing that fir the first time i was like what 😂😂
🤔 Sweatsuits and sneakers? 🤬 Dungarees and Boondockers and a 30 minute mash would get r ass motivated🤛💪🤜
I don't miss getting mashed. Especially when CC's from the other companies joined in.
They only wear those in P-days until they get their NWUs. They haven't even started boot camp yet. This is just their in processing.
Knowing me, I wouldn't keep a straight face with the officer yelling in my face like that.
I'd still I'd start laughing
They get 15-25 minutes to shave and brush!!? Tf!? On Parris Island, we got 15 seconds 😢
15 minutes to get up, get dressed, make your bed, stow your gear the right way, brush your teeth, shave. That is for 90 recruits with about 12-15 sinks available. Plus, you have to remember, that this is their 2nd-3rd day of bootcamp, when no real training happens due to medical and processing procedures.
15 minutes to shave and brush their teeth? Why not invite their mothers to make their beds for them, while you’re at it?
These videos don't make sense to me either. I went through Great lakes, I don't think it was particularly horrible, but my RDCs never gave us 15 minutes to do anything, let alone brush our teeth and shave. We were expected to do that after taps on our own time
@@ImperatorCaesar22 this would be morning routine. They come in, flip on the lights. Recruits have 15 minutes to get up, get dressed (doesn't count for much since they're in smurfs still), make their bed, shit, shave, brush. They're doing this while groggy as hell because the 6 hours of sleep they just got did not make up for the previous 40 hours they just spent awake.
More like 5 minutes
@@naverilllang Yeah no, we never got time to do anything other than make our bed. Not shave and brush teeth. It wasn't bad, I'm just saying that's how it was
@@ImperatorCaesar22 surely you had to shave and brush your teeth at some point
I'm 47 and some of these recruits have a bigger gut than I do lol
Go join then and show them up big dawg
@@xxxnyb I did my time big dawg.
I'm 52, co16 Orlando 89, ....The guts are bigger than a BMCS
When you realize your Austrian mother has been training you like this all your life. 😂
Uncomfortable..
Yup learning is taking place 🤜🏻
Beans for the shipmate! Slider for the shipmate!
I don’t remember getting sliders. Of course that was 25 yrs ago.
@@roccosteo8328 rollers n sliders…
Navy kids be like: “Boot Camp was sooo crazy. They literally yell about everything!”
Dude, my DS was telling us that if we didn’t get right in 60 seconds he was going to look in our personnel files for our mother’s contact info and make us a sibling that isn’t a fuck up.
We had 15 minutes from wake up to formation and every platoon had 40 clean shaven privates with freshly brushed teeth and only 6 sinks per platoon. If you weren’t toeing the line in your PTs with full lotti-dotti-everybody accountability the entire bay would be wrecked upon return.
I was anticipating some stuffs be flying round the room when he said "this is unsat"😂 until I remember this is the navy
Great Lakes has gotten easy since 1989
Ha ha 89.....we had it so much worse in 87.😅
Damn Right it has! They sure "Pussy-Fied" it compared to what I went thru.
Had a dude Friggin Piss himself the 1st morning. Company Commanders ran in screaming and banging steel garbage cans 03:30
"Get the Fuck outta your racks Re-Cruuuut!!!"
Newsflash! Great Lakes has always been easy
I went to a Youth Cadet program last summer. It was at the Virginia State Police academy. It was for 16-17 year old kids. We had less time to even shower than these guys get to brush their teeth and shave.
That's so sweet we had about 5 minutes in the army to brush and shave
Don't worry.... chief got his after P Days! He got his!!!!
when your on like your final 2 weeks , its hilarious when u see p-days cus yk you been there.
Mama darling learning skills THAT THEY SHOULD HAVE LEARNED AT HOME!
Get a Marine Sgt d.i. in there😊
This is satirical right?
What is that uniform that the Chief is wearing I've never seen that uniform before
This is the uniform that the Chief wears. This happens once they are promoted from 1st class petty officer.
What is the uniform called where the Chief looks like a waiter?
navy dress whites
@user-zr5by9gk8e I guess since I was not a Chief, I don’t remember seeing these in the 80s.
He looks like an officer, and he never should.
Summer whites and black servoce in the fall winter
I love u.s.a in honduras yo les admiro
10 sec and you’re done
You want to really give them a shock send them to the Army. When we arrived at reception everything was about like this. Then they loaded us up on a cattle truck and it all went down hill from there. I had a man hitting my head with the brim of his hat telling me how much he misses killin. Someone threw up and had to shove it in their pocket because they hadn’t been given permission to throw up. Running for literal hours. Front, back, gos till I thought I would die. That was all before lunch on day one.
I went to Navy Boot Camp in 1992 (im using my wifes acct). It sure wasn't like this. Sure has changed.....this would have been a cake-walk. I wonder if the Army boot has changed.
“was told he couldn’t throw up”😭😭
@@kyler_tj4554non military personnel don't understand breaking people down. You have to change the civilian into something else. Iron sharpens iron.
Oh how true. I did Basic in 87'-
Thank you for your service! I leave for USMC Boot Camp in 17 days. I’m hoping it’s a lot more intense than this.
Bootie camp!
This must be their first couple weeks yeah those don't count. Called processing if I remember
Is 30 years old too late to join US Navy because damn I wanna join but I'm not in shape 😅
Not too old!
Wait until they get the WHITE TORNADO 😂
This is why you go to college and get a degree before you join.
Go in as an Officer so you don’t have to listen to a bunch of 20 year olds telling you what to do. Obviously, these Sergeant’s were older, but it’s an important point.
we got 5 minutes to shh.. shower and shave .. I didn't take a shh until half way through boot and my face would be all bloody until I got good razors.
Daycare
I hope I get him
Ahhh, my son’s gonna be sooo thankful for the training his Colombian mom unconsciously gave him throughout all these years 🤣🤦🏼♀️ I said: son, tell gonna call me on week 1 and try to convince me to be an RDC 🤪😂😂
They faked it for the video. Shit wasn't like this.
No man that's legit. My division got taped for the fitness. This is 100% real.
Navy Boot Camp < Cub Scouts
Stupid comment!
Go join then
The guy in the white shirt doesn't even seem sure where he is lmao
I‘ve never seen this chief’s white uniform ever in the fleet! Someone enlighten me on the nav instruction
It was a total waste of 8 weeks. Forget everything you learn in boot camp. The real training comes when you get to a school and the fleet.
10 weeks now. Gotta add 2 weeks in to sit around and listen to lectures on why drugs are bad
Crazy how the navy shows you how to do stuff in the marines you are expected to know in about 10 seconds then you proceed to do it 1k times bc one guy messed up.
15 minutes to shave and brush teeth?? In the marines we had less than 3 minutes 🤣
Well that also includes getting dressed, making the bed, taking a piss, and sweeping up the deck of those devilish dust bunnies. They expect the whole compartment to be inspection ready by the time those 15 minutes are up.
Ah, that's not what he said 🤔👍
@@beastyben7 yeah he's basically gaslighting them. The point is to get them to move quickly.
Omg no one cares about your marines boot camp bruh 😂😂😂😂😂
Did he say yes petty officer?
Yes. Did you think that was a problem?
@@naverilllang at first yea but I was still learning stuff about the military but now I know that’s what they call them in the Navy. I didn’t even know what the navy was or the army and marines but now I understand everything
"I gave you 15 minutes" "I gave you". Their time belongs to them, not you. This is text book brainwashing.
It’s the army dummy
Not how it works, lol
Also, it is absolutely possible to get up, get dressed, shave, brush teeth, and make your bed, all in 15 minutes.
Those who couldn't simply got up sooner. I learned how, because I valued every second of sleep I got.
Wow. What a kiss
Am I late for the drag show?
15 minutes!?
I haven't seen that uniform before. Is that the chiefs dress blues without the coat?
It's an Eisenhower jacket. It can be worn with NSUs, blues, and whites. Pretty comfy in cool weather while being light enough to comfortably wear indoors too.
He's definitely wearing NSUs here
@naverilllang I've seen chief NSUs, it looks nothing like what he is wearing
@@MRTOSHI1173 --probably has something to do with him not being a chief--
Edit: Oh, nvm, i thought you were talking about the petty officer who's wearing a coat. Yeah the chief is just not wearing the coat. Regulation allows it to be taken off "in immediate office space"
@naverilllang if he isn't a chief, than who is he? I am in the Navy myself but I am just an E1 right now. So I will learn more about the navy as I progress in my career
15 minutes to shave and brush teeth? Lengthier time than i was expecting lol
Yea your gonna March swim and run remember this is the navy there is no combat training
You her her we,re gone teach you how to fold clothing 😂 besides cultural shock it really is “ BASIC” training 😉
It was far too easy, they have gotten soft in the training. They would pt us until we would throw up. I was in the best shape of my life when i left.
We gotta do sht faster than this when I was in jail
1000 stare 😮
I want to join the marines but they won’t take me with tattoos on my hands but the navy will I can’t believe how soft they are being to them my dad was old school army DS and this is how he would just speak normally 😂
I went to Great Lakes in 87. This crap embarrasses me..
For real
Completely soft...it's for the camera.....those red ropes know how to smoke these recruits asses.
1987 Company 202
@@subicstationditosailor4053 Co. 309. Bug company!
Lmfao don’t worry oldhead they said the same about you😂
Im sorry but shoulder boards on a CPO look stupid.
You don’t call your CC’s sir anymore??
We don't call them CCs either. They're RDCs. And since they're not commissioned officers, it would be wrong to call them sir.
@@naverilllang Not when I was in Boot Camp. We call petty officers sirs. We also saluted them. This is the new navy. I’m not a fan.
@@navvet4518 Well I am a fan.
You spent 8 week learning to say “Sir yes Sir.” to a PO or Chief, and then get out to your A school or the Fleet and have to unlearn that. Often with a “I am not a Sir. I work for a living.” as part of the unlearning, which of course I passed on when I became a PO, along with other things I learned as an Airman.
@@jdeuraud1096 It’s all part of the Navy Indoc. You learn to salute your superiors. You know as soon as you leave boot camp that you only salute officers. When I was in, you could have a beard. We took care of problem sailors as well. Some 12th deck discipline.
@@navvet4518 “You learn to salute your superiors.”
Which is also your POs and Chiefs, who you do not salute and do not address as Sir, which was my whole point.
You spent 8 weeks learning a bad habit that you then had to unlearn once you got out of Bootcamp. Here these recruits are learning how to properly address a PO or Chief (Who they are going to be dealing with a hells of a lot more than an O.), in Bootcamp, not after they graduate.
I have no doubt they will be learning how to properly address an O as well.
There is blackgirls 😍😍here i think
Sup Smurf
Omg they 15 min to shave and brush their teeth we had 3 min
Princess treatment over here good god
Go away boomer
Since when does a CPO have shoulder boards like an officer? Someone really had his head up his ass to pull a stunt like that. Anchors are for the collar, not the shoulders, EVER.
Ed Horwitz
HMC, USN (Ret)
He could be a O1E.
😂😂😂😂
💪💥👏💯🇺🇸🇺🇸
Glad that I went through U.S.M.C. bootcamp before female di's for male recruits happened,don't think I could have handled that....
I thought AF basic was easy.
Going on 25 minutes means you're not doing your job...not the duba$$ recruits fault😮
I find it unbelievably funny how Marines are always like well we do this harder and then when you get out and become a civilian you're crazy cuz they beat that crap in your head let's say we have five Marines for the five are just nuts oh I'm always a Marine is that why you're living homelessly so well cuz that's the only thing they teach you
If you don’t shave, you are wrong.
DS gonna have a hard time with these dudes. They are all out of shape
I play this Roblox game that is about training in the cia and so the first training was playing around compared to what I am on right now and long story short my fingers now have six packs
💀 that’s nothing like the real thing 8 year old that’s an easy game
They are easy on them.
Do a marching party ran by the Navy Seals and then talk to me ..
@@philchurch1115 Is that an everyday activity - if not then why mention it?
@@philchurch1115 - Seals??? 🤣🤣. This video is NOT about the Seals!! WHO CARES about what the Seals do??? They can go play in the sandbox for all I care!! 😂😂
The only people who interacted with seals were part of the FBI. " fat boys inc.".
@@bigdee8189lol found the marine who couldn’t pass the pt test to get accepted to seal training 😂😂😂😂
Weak. If we are given 15 minutes, we are beating our face after 10. There is no going past the 15 minute mark.
P-days. The RDCs aren't allowed to beat them yet.
If you want to give them a shock, then just misgender them.
15 minutes really what a joke, every military in the world is laughing at us right now
i need to join.
What happened to boot camp? My grandmother had a harder voice. is everything Woke now???
This is 15 years old, this original video.
Soft....
Brush your teeth and head straight to your critical race theory indoctrination
Then sign up for gender reassignment surgery.
Man, today's Navy is so weak.
Today's United States Navy has never been STRONGER!!
zzzzz......
Navy boot camp is too soft these days.
.petitJury,yawn
Yawn….
What a joke
you're a joke!
This is so soft
Every MARINE watching this is laughing
I'm laughing at the marines because they NEED to be SCREAMED at because they can't get it right the first time, or second time, or third!! That's why their recruit training is 13 weeks!! The marines shouldn't be laughing at ANYONE!! The jarheads are no better than anyone else! RAH! 😂😂😂
@@bigdee8189 it's ok to be soft and jealous. I don't know maybe getting screamed at by your Senior Drill Instructor and his Pits while having the ability to stay focused on your task/purpose kinda separates Marines from others during certain situations?
Even the Space Force is laughing.
No one cares.. Marines smell their own farts. No one cares who’s boot camp is harder lmao is that your entire identity
Boot Camp, close to " Hell " on earth
Loneliness, despair, & regrets 🪖🫡🇺🇸