I had a day when I was about 33, I was on the train on my way home from work and the train went through a tunnel and the carriage darkened, allowing me to see my reflection on the opposite window to an almost mirror perfect refection and I really did not like what I was looking at, i mean I was repulsed and ashamed that I slept walked for the last 7 years from a good looking mid 20 something that people said I looked a bit like James Dean into what I can only describe as Hagrid from Harry Potter, after a NIN concert looking back at me, i'd let myself go in the worst way possible, without realising or caring about how I looked until that moment. As soon as I got home i drew up a battle plan started to work out at home, shaved, got a haircut dressed a little better then about a year later, after dropping about 30 pounds I got inspiration on how to dress from another older passenger in his late 40s who wore brown brogues, blue shirt, tweed sports coat and a Steve McQueen style Tag Monaco, i kind of copied that and never really looked back.
That’s the one bro, I don’t really watch videos like these but they can be helpful. I like to watch movies when I can, and I’m actually inspired by a lot of characters onscreen for the way I dress. I’m pretty casual in what I wear, but shit like jeans and a black shirt that fits you well takes you far appearance wise and confidence. Obviously not all the time, but you look crazy good. I was watching Deadpool and wolverine and when Deadpool meets the loser variant of wolverine I was taken back by the way he dressed. So now I’m on the hunt for clothing like that too, But yeah even I look into Tom hardy, Channing Tatum, etc I love how they dress up. I’ve taken inspiration from those guys too when there out there in public
I am feeling fortunate now, as I found this channel... While TH-cam is full of misinformation (encouraging boys to become 'bad' aggressive men or to be submissive servant), your content based on the foundation of morality, is really inspiring. Thanks for putting so much effort and sharing it across. I'll circulate across my circle, and will encourage as many as possible. Thanks and best wishes for upcoming ventures.
The secret is easy ,James bond never woke up and had to think " how do i be like james bond " James bond is a workaholic and a bit of a perfectionist . So when he wakes up he thinks " time for work " The big difference is his work is based around being hyper competent , a social leader and a problem solver. I think the last one is really important, dont build your life around goals ,just focus on being a problem solver .
The reason why a lot of guys "want" to be like him is because they haven't watched the movie and have just seen clips of him being aloof. He is abberance in its highest expression, an absolute weirdo.
As a senior man, I appreciate the information you present on your channel. I have had a life long thirst for knowledge and you channel has helped me with tweaks to my image. You can teach an old new tricks, if he has an open mind and is not set in his ways.
thank you for your efforts.my son is twenty and I hope to inspire him to be more than I am. I do try to lead by example. I have been watching tour videos and I think he will be ready for them soon. thanks again
James this fit you got on by far is the best fit you’ve put on since I’ve watched you. The hair length is perfect and it makes you look like James Bond
1. Blaming others/limiting beleifs/not taking accountability and responsibility over oneself and ones life - Heal the trauma(s) holding you back 2. You're in the wrong environment, which makes it harder for you to succeed. Being in the right place and around the right sort of people will further your success and make the work that needs to be done, more easier. 3. It takes dedication and commitment over time to succeed and get the skillset and things you desire 4. Discipline - Deciding to show up everyday, self governance, ruling oneself so as not to be the one serving a ruler different than yourself 5. Good health, to take care of your health, establishing good habits and routines regarding sleep diet and working out. It is the foundation for all of the successes you will accomplish 6. Wrong image - become the man you want to be on the surface, in all matters regarding clothes grooming style scent skincare and presentation in general
I commend James' point about faith. Get faith if you can. For chivalry has always rested on the substrate of a broader moral code (and what is a gentleman if not a modern knight?). With faith you not only add to your understanding of that conduct which distinguishes a gentleman, but you also get the power to persevere in that conduct. Plus you get eternal life, which is good deal. Some of you, in pursuing gentlemanly conduct, are going to become leaders, and therein all the more will your willpower and poise be tested. So man up and bow down to a higher power.
There is no higher power. We are what we want to be. If faith is a catalyst, then great. But let's not think we all live in a world where we only do the "right" thing for selfish reasons.
Dear Sirs I have been married for 40 years...when I went to my first shower my mum showed me her wedding planner...it was full of different marriage services and traditions...what I found most interesting was the chapter on groom and bride trousseau...I borrowed the planner again when my daughter was married and instead of purchasing for her we purchased for the four year old granddaughter...she wanted for nothing for their first year of marriage...my son in law was very moved by the traditions of our family and understood the powder of what dress can do...look to the 1940's and 50's for this type of help. You are also correct on the European Gentleman...even a cab driver wears a suit to work 😉. Your content is very valuable. Because of your channel I am starting to school my grandson in effort to make him feel better about himself and he is 9 years old...he likes to dress for the occasion. Again thank you for your content
I once wore a yellow poncho to Ascot after a disaster with a cheese fondu, and Princess Anne said "Bare threads brev, dat garm be well peng." Probably the highlight of my week
James, if you are ever looking for more material for another video about behaviors to avoid for the gentleman, any given comment section under your videos as a treasure trove of such behaviors, from childishness to poor grammar to rudeness to negativity and beyond. Fellas, how you conduct yourself in digital spaces is an extension of your persona and says something about you just as your clothing and in-person behavior does
Let's create a video to show support and empowerment for the bald men's community. Hair thinning can be a significant body image concern for many young men, and it's important to address this issue and offer support. I personally struggled during my hair thinning days, but I eventually learned to embrace it.
I wish to be a MLO that is a mortgage loan originator. I have studied to be that passing my pre exam, I have the final exam which I got a 63% and I need a 75% to pass, sadly first time I didn’t pass. The second time I got a 70% but didn’t reach or went beyond the standard passing grade of 75%. This gives me hope because I am young, I will study it more, apply to the entry level bank jobs, and keep improving myself. I also invest into financial stocks and the VSTAX, I still feel that I am not enough as the man I want to be. The giving it time seems to be good advice yet I am still stress I’ll never reach my high standards
My career did not turn out the way I wanted but I did become the man I want to be. Probably, if the career did work out, I would not be who I want to be. I would be doing whatever the Illuminati want me to do.
I'm 58. Should I be watching this and does it apply to me? I don't go anywhere to wear nice clothes like suits. I work as donation attendant. No money.
I beg to differ with some comments here. I had forgotten how awful this movie is. They totally abandoned the spirit of the novel and the characters, to turn it into caricaturesque light entertainment. The 1970s version with Richard Chamberlain is far superior, and he embodied the Count like no one else.
I’ve never aspired to be a copy of someone. Personas like Bond, the joker, Indiana jones etc. Were just fictional characters to entertain me. And I knew it from the earliest of age. Even real life monuments of real life men I never cared to be like. There are two men who impacted my life to be who I am today. First. My father. An immigrant. He was also illiterate. But he had one thing that no one could take away. Honesty and knowing how to work hard. That’s still one of you think about it. He never ever cheated anybody. Even when people did. He didn’t. He taught me honesty and hard work. His ‘flaw’ was that he was extremely cautious. And rightly so. He came to a country where he couldn’t read or write the language and spoke it very poorly. He got a job. And worked that job as hard as he could. Second. My best friends dad. He was an extremely educated man. With a phd from one of the worlds best university. And a university that doesn’t welcome outsiders very well. He was very quiet. Very humble. The words he spoke to me were very impactful. What he taught me was that no matter where you came from. No matter what others think of you. Everything and anything is achievable if, not just believe in yourself, but believe and know that you truly have no limits. With that, I have attended the best schools and universities (yes plural) in the world. And have attended, participated and been accepted to sectors of society that is not welcome to outsiders at all. I try to live the most anonymous life possible. While at the age time achieve the most I can as possible. It’s not easy. So, you can believe in fairy tale characters. You can try and copy megalomaniacs. But I am sure there are people right in front of you that are exceptional that you can learn from. Cheers.
And just when you think you got it figured out ( $330k salary included ) @ 55 you realize what the hell did I do with my life!!?? 😂 Time to start over! Your passion at 30 can become your nightmare at 50! Just like this things about that girl that drives you wild with desire will be what annoys you most down the road. Trust and older man here. Why do you think so many people that have it all are not truly satisfied? 🤷🏽♀️ Never stop searching men. Okey has a video about his version of this. Peace
When I was younger I thought this. Too late in my life have I realized that the rules that society puts around you are a cage and that "good men" are often just weak men.
James Bond has many great qualities to emulate...however, being a government stooge is not one that is admirable (Btw, I also work for the government.) Bond may have lots of fun and excitement, but it won't fulfil you. Being a dad is much more fulfilling. Ward Cleaver is a better role model.
I read Ian Fleming's James Bond novels when I was 14. Bond's example encouraged me to seek out competency in languages,firearms,unarmed combat,and driving. Also encouraged a desire for world travel. You could do alot worse.
A journey from ABSea to XYZee Or is it Zed? Lest we all be dead! A contradiction Wrapped up in an enigma Or is it... An enigma clothed In a contradiction? No... One realises one is a Gentleman When... One's fellow Gents Regard one as A juxtaposition
@@ivorythrone21 He is presenting opinions as facts, trying to come across as a person possessing expertise, and it is all presented with the guise of self-assured confidence. The advice here, beyond style (which is actually good content) is lacking research, lacking a lot of nuance, lacking inclusion, and is not extrapolated beyond the title headlines. Sharing experiences is very different to what this kind of content is attempting to be. Trying or not, once someone starts getting into psyche, behavior, and assumptions, while having too little experience in the wider world to properly talk on it with any kind of authority, it can hurt people. No matter how well intentioned or benign it may appear to be, some of these do-or-die rules are just terrible advice. For example, telling people that to be "a gentleman" that they have to converse in his specific prescribed way. People who have perhaps low self-esteem, autism, speech impediments, or other chronic conditions are likely to be unable to converse how the video says must be done... they might end up feeling worse. Any goal for improvement may all of the sudden seem further away or near impossible. It's right there at the beginning. Notice anything about the inspirational gentlemen at the start?... None of them are real. They are all characters from film and TV. Fake is fake. A bit of advice for Gent-Z: instead of telling people they need to follow regimented rules, how about offering optimistic and encouraging experiences?
@@moorshound3243 I am highly accomplished. Grew up poor in England, and now top 1% earner in the United States. Big house worth over $1 million with > 1 acre land. ...and I am one of the main people to create a highly sophisticated, industry standard technical product, which a guarantee you have heard of. I am more experienced and much more successful that this Gent-Z guy, who tells people poor quality life advice which will not serve them well.. Charisma is where it started, not poorly thought out surface-level rules picked up from another 1000 videos made by others.
Putting down another man, especially one who is making a sincere attempt to help people be better, is about the least gentlemanly thing you could have done
@@lzemo Kemo Sabe, I left out that U.S. Marines also have big…hearts! Seriously, I can’t tell a lie, look it up! As for Crayons, we who are Marines, can never have enough. Crayons, like chow and camouflage, are continuous.
@@lzemo that’s wonderful. I think you know I was just kidding. Nevertheless, I’ll edit my comment. I apologize. You mom, like my wife, is super special. My wife supported me for 22 years on active duty. She’s still a Marine wife to this day. She was at my commissioning 31 years ago and still love me
@CaptainWillard830 No apologies needed. I started it. My Dad retired Marine. Brother was Marine. I'm retired Coast Guard. I love the USMC thank God your on our side.Take care.
I had a day when I was about 33, I was on the train on my way home from work and the train went through a tunnel and the carriage darkened, allowing me to see my reflection on the opposite window to an almost mirror perfect refection and I really did not like what I was looking at, i mean I was repulsed and ashamed that I slept walked for the last 7 years from a good looking mid 20 something that people said I looked a bit like James Dean into what I can only describe as Hagrid from Harry Potter, after a NIN concert looking back at me, i'd let myself go in the worst way possible, without realising or caring about how I looked until that moment. As soon as I got home i drew up a battle plan started to work out at home, shaved, got a haircut dressed a little better then about a year later, after dropping about 30 pounds I got inspiration on how to dress from another older passenger in his late 40s who wore brown brogues, blue shirt, tweed sports coat and a Steve McQueen style Tag Monaco, i kind of copied that and never really looked back.
That’s the one bro, I don’t really watch videos like these but they can be helpful. I like to watch movies when I can, and I’m actually inspired by a lot of characters onscreen for the way I dress. I’m pretty casual in what I wear, but shit like jeans and a black shirt that fits you well takes you far appearance wise and confidence. Obviously not all the time, but you look crazy good.
I was watching Deadpool and wolverine and when Deadpool meets the loser variant of wolverine I was taken back by the way he dressed. So now I’m on the hunt for clothing like that too,
But yeah even I look into Tom hardy, Channing Tatum, etc I love how they dress up. I’ve taken inspiration from those guys too when there out there in public
Thanks for sharing
1. You are a gentleman.
2. You are a renaissance man.
Two of the best compliments I have ever received.
Love the winchester style shirt. We’re bringing them back guys!
I am feeling fortunate now, as I found this channel... While TH-cam is full of misinformation (encouraging boys to become 'bad' aggressive men or to be submissive servant), your content based on the foundation of morality, is really inspiring. Thanks for putting so much effort and sharing it across. I'll circulate across my circle, and will encourage as many as possible. Thanks and best wishes for upcoming ventures.
Great video Mr. James, It's great to see a leader demonstrating how effective bringing people together can be.
Gent Z.... James Bond of the future ! 💪😎👔🎩
The secret is easy ,James bond never woke up and had to think " how do i be like james bond "
James bond is a workaholic and a bit of a perfectionist .
So when he wakes up he thinks " time for work "
The big difference is his work is based around being hyper competent , a social leader and a problem solver.
I think the last one is really important, dont build your life around goals ,just focus on being a problem solver .
Please, gentleman, don't aspire to be like American Psycho's Patrick Bateman.
Gov Gavin Newsom is a clear case study of the destructiveness and harm caused by being an American Psycho like Gavin Newsom.
The reason why a lot of guys "want" to be like him is because they haven't watched the movie and have just seen clips of him being aloof. He is abberance in its highest expression, an absolute weirdo.
😂
But how else will I get reservations at Dorsia?
I mean besides him being a psycho he isn’t a bad character
As a senior man, I appreciate the information you present on your channel. I have had a life long thirst for knowledge and you channel has helped me with tweaks to my image. You can teach an old new tricks, if he has an open mind and is not set in his ways.
2:47 this is such good advice ❤
Very sharp suit and tie in this one sir. You are ready to go to your day job at Lloyd's of London.
thank you for your efforts.my son is twenty and I hope to inspire him to be more than I am. I do try to lead by example. I have been watching tour videos and I think he will be ready for them soon. thanks again
I am on vacation right now and yes limiting my self and anxiety id like to be like bond gets dropped off anywere and makes an adventure.
Bond is a clown though.
James this fit you got on by far is the best fit you’ve put on since I’ve watched you. The hair length is perfect and it makes you look like James Bond
1. Blaming others/limiting beleifs/not taking accountability and responsibility over oneself and ones life - Heal the trauma(s) holding you back
2. You're in the wrong environment, which makes it harder for you to succeed. Being in the right place and around the right sort of people will further your success and make the work that needs to be done, more easier.
3. It takes dedication and commitment over time to succeed and get the skillset and things you desire
4. Discipline - Deciding to show up everyday, self governance, ruling oneself so as not to be the one serving a ruler different than yourself
5. Good health, to take care of your health, establishing good habits and routines regarding sleep diet and working out. It is the foundation for all of the successes you will accomplish
6. Wrong image - become the man you want to be on the surface, in all matters regarding clothes grooming style scent skincare and presentation in general
I commend James' point about faith. Get faith if you can. For chivalry has always rested on the substrate of a broader moral code (and what is a gentleman if not a modern knight?). With faith you not only add to your understanding of that conduct which distinguishes a gentleman, but you also get the power to persevere in that conduct. Plus you get eternal life, which is good deal. Some of you, in pursuing gentlemanly conduct, are going to become leaders, and therein all the more will your willpower and poise be tested. So man up and bow down to a higher power.
There is no higher power. We are what we want to be. If faith is a catalyst, then great. But let's not think we all live in a world where we only do the "right" thing for selfish reasons.
I just want to start with the 2 cool BAUHAUS CANVASES that I see on your wall, I checked online but I cannot find these models.
Thank you,
Dear Sirs
I have been married for 40 years...when I went to my first shower my mum showed me her wedding planner...it was full of different marriage services and traditions...what I found most interesting was the chapter on groom and bride trousseau...I borrowed the planner again when my daughter was married and instead of purchasing for her we purchased for the four year old granddaughter...she wanted for nothing for their first year of marriage...my son in law was very moved by the traditions of our family and understood the powder of what dress can do...look to the 1940's and 50's for this type of help. You are also correct on the European Gentleman...even a cab driver wears a suit to work 😉. Your content is very valuable. Because of your channel I am starting to school my grandson in effort to make him feel better about himself and he is 9 years old...he likes to dress for the occasion. Again thank you for your content
As always well done video James
Agreed with all of those points
Great video thanks for posting Sir.
Hello sir thank you so much for this video i really appreciate it
I once wore a yellow poncho to Ascot after a disaster with a cheese fondu, and Princess Anne said "Bare threads brev, dat garm be well peng." Probably the highlight of my week
Nice of the princess to invite us over for a picnic, ay Luigi?
James, if you are ever looking for more material for another video about behaviors to avoid for the gentleman, any given comment section under your videos as a treasure trove of such behaviors, from childishness to poor grammar to rudeness to negativity and beyond. Fellas, how you conduct yourself in digital spaces is an extension of your persona and says something about you just as your clothing and in-person behavior does
Let's create a video to show support and empowerment for the bald men's community. Hair thinning can be a significant body image concern for many young men, and it's important to address this issue and offer support. I personally struggled during my hair thinning days, but I eventually learned to embrace it.
You're channel is a salve on the soul. Thanks for putting your best foot forward and being an inspiration for all men to do and be their best selves.
@@MrShaysArtRoom
"A salve on the soul"
👏🏽 👏🏽 👏🏽 👏🏽 👏🏽 👏🏽
I wish to be a MLO that is a mortgage loan originator. I have studied to be that passing my pre exam, I have the final exam which I got a 63% and I need a 75% to pass, sadly first time I didn’t pass. The second time I got a 70% but didn’t reach or went beyond the standard passing grade of 75%. This gives me hope because I am young, I will study it more, apply to the entry level bank jobs, and keep improving myself. I also invest into financial stocks and the VSTAX, I still feel that I am not enough as the man I want to be. The giving it time seems to be good advice yet I am still stress I’ll never reach my high standards
You will brother, as he said, just thinking about it makes you a lot better than those who don't
Jacket,shirt,tie,square = Immaculate.
Thank you! Fort Belvedere supplied the tie and pocket square.
Really great channel you planted here, I'm always curious, do you get copyright strikes when using the footage from the James Bond films and such?
Is it really free to fill out a survey and receive a pdf? Thank you
My career did not turn out the way I wanted but I did become the man I want to be.
Probably, if the career did work out, I would not be who I want to be.
I would be doing whatever the Illuminati want me to do.
I'm 58. Should I be watching this and does it apply to me? I don't go anywhere to wear nice clothes like suits. I work as donation attendant. No money.
You’re an ask okey man?? Nice!!
Delayed reaction to the thumbnail
😂🤣💀 💀 💀
I beg to differ with some comments here. I had forgotten how awful this movie is. They totally abandoned the spirit of the novel and the characters, to turn it into caricaturesque light entertainment. The 1970s version with Richard Chamberlain is far superior, and he embodied the Count like no one else.
I’ve never aspired to be a copy of someone. Personas like Bond, the joker, Indiana jones etc. Were just fictional characters to entertain me. And I knew it from the earliest of age.
Even real life monuments of real life men I never cared to be like.
There are two men who impacted my life to be who I am today.
First. My father. An immigrant. He was also illiterate. But he had one thing that no one could take away. Honesty and knowing how to work hard. That’s still one of you think about it. He never ever cheated anybody. Even when people did. He didn’t. He taught me honesty and hard work. His ‘flaw’ was that he was extremely cautious. And rightly so. He came to a country where he couldn’t read or write the language and spoke it very poorly. He got a job. And worked that job as hard as he could.
Second. My best friends dad. He was an extremely educated man. With a phd from one of the worlds best university. And a university that doesn’t welcome outsiders very well. He was very quiet. Very humble. The words he spoke to me were very impactful. What he taught me was that no matter where you came from. No matter what others think of you. Everything and anything is achievable if, not just believe in yourself, but believe and know that you truly have no limits. With that, I have attended the best schools and universities (yes plural) in the world. And have attended, participated and been accepted to sectors of society that is not welcome to outsiders at all.
I try to live the most anonymous life possible. While at the age time achieve the most I can as possible. It’s not easy.
So, you can believe in fairy tale characters. You can try and copy megalomaniacs. But I am sure there are people right in front of you that are exceptional that you can learn from.
Cheers.
And just when you think you got it figured out ( $330k salary included ) @ 55 you realize what the hell did I do with my life!!?? 😂 Time to start over! Your passion at 30 can become your nightmare at 50! Just like this things about that girl that drives you wild with desire will be what annoys you most down the road.
Trust and older man here.
Why do you think so many people that have it all are not truly satisfied? 🤷🏽♀️ Never stop searching men. Okey has a video about his version of this.
Peace
I am curious why you often use 7 in your lists. I assume there is reasoning behind it.
After going through your six reasons, I can firmly say that you are deeply out of touch with reality.
No one should try to be like Mr. Ripley… And to be honest, James Bond isn’t such a great role model either 😅
Why not? He's the ideal man in many ways. So ideal that only a fictional character can achieve! 😎
When I was younger I thought this. Too late in my life have I realized that the rules that society puts around you are a cage and that "good men" are often just weak men.
James Bond has many great qualities to emulate...however, being a government stooge is not one that is admirable (Btw, I also work for the government.) Bond may have lots of fun and excitement, but it won't fulfil you. Being a dad is much more fulfilling. Ward Cleaver is a better role model.
Neither Bateman
I read Ian Fleming's James Bond novels when I was 14. Bond's example encouraged me to seek out competency in languages,firearms,unarmed combat,and driving. Also encouraged a desire for world travel.
You could do alot worse.
I am me
I just don't feel good enough.
That's likely because of your limiting beliefs. I hope this video helps. - James
@@Gent.Z Thank you, the video is excellent.
You are good enough, my man. As good as anyone else.
@@oblonggiraffe
Absolutely.
You are worthy of being the man you wish to be.
A journey from
ABSea to XYZee
Or is it Zed?
Lest we all be dead!
A contradiction
Wrapped up in an enigma
Or is it...
An enigma clothed
In a contradiction?
No...
One realises one is a Gentleman
When...
One's fellow Gents
Regard one as
A juxtaposition
I live in a nudist camp, so this info was useless.
Unfortunately, your age is showing lack of experience, and much of the advice (outside of suits) is naive.
The fact that he is trying, learning, reading and sharing his experience is already a great thing by itself. Come on man !
@@ivorythrone21 He is presenting opinions as facts, trying to come across as a person possessing expertise, and it is all presented with the guise of self-assured confidence.
The advice here, beyond style (which is actually good content) is lacking research, lacking a lot of nuance, lacking inclusion, and is not extrapolated beyond the title headlines.
Sharing experiences is very different to what this kind of content is attempting to be.
Trying or not, once someone starts getting into psyche, behavior, and assumptions, while having too little experience in the wider world to properly talk on it with any kind of authority, it can hurt people. No matter how well intentioned or benign it may appear to be, some of these do-or-die rules are just terrible advice.
For example, telling people that to be "a gentleman" that they have to converse in his specific prescribed way. People who have perhaps low self-esteem, autism, speech impediments, or other chronic conditions are likely to be unable to converse how the video says must be done... they might end up feeling worse. Any goal for improvement may all of the sudden seem further away or near impossible.
It's right there at the beginning. Notice anything about the inspirational gentlemen at the start?... None of them are real. They are all characters from film and TV. Fake is fake.
A bit of advice for Gent-Z: instead of telling people they need to follow regimented rules, how about offering optimistic and encouraging experiences?
And the fact you feel the need to say something negative about this man shows us all that are not that accomplished either?
@@moorshound3243 I am highly accomplished. Grew up poor in England, and now top 1% earner in the United States. Big house worth over $1 million with > 1 acre land.
...and I am one of the main people to create a highly sophisticated, industry standard technical product, which a guarantee you have heard of.
I am more experienced and much more successful that this Gent-Z guy, who tells people poor quality life advice which will not serve them well.. Charisma is where it started, not poorly thought out surface-level rules picked up from another 1000 videos made by others.
Putting down another man, especially one who is making a sincere attempt to help people be better, is about the least gentlemanly thing you could have done
Well, I’m a U.S. Marine. Men want to be us. Women want to be with us. 😊
Yeah right Jughead...Crayon box getting low?
@@lzemo Kemo Sabe, I left out that U.S. Marines also have big…hearts! Seriously, I can’t tell a lie, look it up! As for Crayons, we who are Marines, can never have enough. Crayons, like chow and camouflage, are continuous.
@@CaptainWillard830 My Mom was a Marine wife for 26 years.
@@lzemo that’s wonderful. I think you know I was just kidding. Nevertheless, I’ll edit my comment. I apologize. You mom, like my wife, is super special. My wife supported me for 22 years on active duty. She’s still a Marine wife to this day. She was at my commissioning 31 years ago and still love me
@CaptainWillard830 No apologies needed. I started it. My Dad retired Marine. Brother was Marine. I'm retired Coast Guard. I love the USMC thank God your on our side.Take care.