Stationed Overseas vs America

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  • čas přidán 25. 08. 2024
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Komentáře • 37

  • @DmanUNT2014
    @DmanUNT2014 Před rokem +27

    Dog. You tasting that drink just killed me 😂

  • @SquidCrafter
    @SquidCrafter Před rokem +16

    This is why I love mainland so much as compared to Oki. I get to be who I am freely without running into an American every 5 minutes it’s a nice change of pace.

  • @tareyus2977
    @tareyus2977 Před rokem +6

    "Darth Vader walking with a bunch of star troopers" lol

  • @tacticalnav4861
    @tacticalnav4861 Před rokem +4

    I'm in Okinawa right now !! First time and it's dope as heck! I'm from Yuma.

  • @silverbeachcurry
    @silverbeachcurry Před rokem +5

    😂That was Goya juice. Goya otherwise known as bitter melon. Super healthy and the reason they live long lives.

  • @MrStaybrown
    @MrStaybrown Před rokem +12

    Okinawans are not Japanese.
    They're the nicest people.

  • @conniehardge3804
    @conniehardge3804 Před rokem +3

    At least U have ur wife n children to make ur life much better n pretty soon u'll be back in CALI. It was fun watching U n listening to U, u educated me n I LOVED ur comedy skits, I watch them EVERY DAY 😂. God bless U n ur wife n two beautiful children

  • @keetopix
    @keetopix Před rokem +4

    It has its perks either way honestly

  • @NlackBigger
    @NlackBigger Před rokem +3

    2:10 That shit funny asf lil’ nih I caint even lie

  • @retepoteil
    @retepoteil Před rokem +4

    I was in Japan 20 years ago and there was a huge difference between being in Japan and being in the states. Japan we really had no 96s, not many marines had cars, and they were much more strict on us

  • @daleighpowell3424
    @daleighpowell3424 Před rokem +1

    AWESOMENESS!

  • @befairmonk5988
    @befairmonk5988 Před rokem +3

    That is a bitter melon juice. 🤣

  • @morelia21701
    @morelia21701 Před 4 měsíci

    6:40 hah hahah

  • @averageChoom
    @averageChoom Před rokem +3

    pacom was nice, but couldn't travel because of command. and make it worse back in 16-18 when that marine killed that local, straight up imprisoned in the barracks makes u wish u we're in palms.

  • @zerstorer335
    @zerstorer335 Před rokem +4

    The language barrier tends to be a MAJOR divider. I've lived or been stationed in the US, UK, Germany, and Korea. While it's still overseas, being in the UK was very different from the other overseas places because you're still speaking English. There are still cultural differences, but you can still easily go into town and do just fine like you would, stateside. Germany was more challenging due to the different language, but the use of the same alphabet made it a little easier.
    But in Asia, where you not only have a different language but a different alphabet and form of writing, it can feel VERY isolated because it's more difficult to venture off on your own even if you do have a vehicle. You rely much more heavily on someone else being able to translate things for you.

    • @AONIXO
      @AONIXO  Před rokem +5

      Not really!! The power of the google translate app

    • @zerstorer335
      @zerstorer335 Před rokem

      @@AONIXO Ah, yes. I can see that being a big help. (Last time I was stationed overseas, we didn't even have smartphones, so translation was done with those pocket-sized books.)

  • @michelleosborne1431
    @michelleosborne1431 Před rokem +3

    My son is supposed to go to Iwakuni eventually. Would that area be like Okinawa?

    • @MrStaybrown
      @MrStaybrown Před rokem +1

      No.
      Iwakuni is on mainland Japan.
      Okinawa is an island south of Japan.

    • @black2785
      @black2785 Před rokem +3

      The area is about 60% different. Mainland is more upbeat and modern where as Oki is like the South. Oki has lots of farms and vegetation and is not as developed like mainland.

  • @Bore_Punch
    @Bore_Punch Před rokem

    2:20 😂

  • @joshuawhite1424
    @joshuawhite1424 Před rokem

    go to gate 2 🤣

  • @NlackBigger
    @NlackBigger Před rokem

    Lemme hold like 5 racks off dat ad revenue bruh

  • @kathiareeve4693
    @kathiareeve4693 Před rokem

    How is in Hawái?

  • @uptonothinbih3825
    @uptonothinbih3825 Před 4 měsíci +1

    Women ?

  • @NlackBigger
    @NlackBigger Před rokem

    Pipe

  • @mariatusesay1995
    @mariatusesay1995 Před rokem

    Hello, I don't know you, but just an FYI, someone is using your identity on IG

  • @black2785
    @black2785 Před rokem

    Dag gone Naha

  • @gflow1230
    @gflow1230 Před rokem

    🙂🙂🙂

  • @907travelalot
    @907travelalot Před rokem

    😅

  • @user-om4rj8zn1h
    @user-om4rj8zn1h Před rokem

    My name is watashidayo01
    Thank you for playing the game with me earlier!!

  • @skywalkier
    @skywalkier Před rokem +1

    It’s a dog not a dragon though

  • @Impedancenetwork
    @Impedancenetwork Před rokem

    Correct me if I'm wrong. I think the biggest difference is that marines rape more in Okinawa than at Camp Lejune or Pendleton. I'm pretty sure that is the biggest difference between being stationed overseas versus the US. Other than that it's the same.