Welcome to Afghanistan.

We ain't in California no more.

I think I just swallowed a bug.

All of our weapons.

We're getting ready.

This is where we're staying at.

That's Branchito.

Branchito!

We were studs and we ere all looked out for each other.

We had like, an actual love for each other.

It's not just some dude., you know, you go out to field ops together and then go to war with kind of deal like you're brothers, like a wolf pack.

Some sort of.

I figured it would be like a bunch of stray dogs, like you know, that all got together, you know rocked out.

Just want to give y'all a quick look of where we're living at, you know, show you the conditions that we got to live when we're in Afghanistan, and what we put up with, and how little we get paid while we're out here.

So here's quick view.

That Texas flag right there, you see that, that Texas flag in Afghanistan.

And it is 120 degrees by the way.

Say Westside.

Go like this.

You know how to go West side?

Cross fingers.

Westside!