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It's a Friday edition here on zero blog 30 and today we have three rounds of the magazine,

round number one. On the last episode, we talked about the weight of the war and how we deal with

those issues. Today we're going to talk about some of the positive, if that term can be used

about our deployments. For many, those are some of the funniest and best memories of their life.

Do you guys agree with that, Centipen? I wrote it. Do you agree with that?

First of all, I absolutely do. I want to say funniest or best of it. I'd say,

it's definitely I hear this on glory days start playing. Oh,

the far off you when you're older and looking through rose colored glasses. But I do think some of

the funniest should ever because everything's heightened. So the sad things are heightened,

but also the funny should tighten too. And it's like the slumber party effect, where at like one

o'clock in the morning, everything's hilarious because you're a little bit sleep deprived and

delusional. I feel like that's it. You have that for essentially seven or eight months.

Smokepick gets real silly at one hand. Round number two, the Congressional budget office is

exploring a quote means test, which means how much money you make to offset DA disability ratings

and payments for 19 million veterans. That's that's a lot. Round number three, 22 years ago,

a pregnant 19 year old soldier was murdered in her barracks room in Germany. And the case went cold.

Two days or two decades later, someone has finally been charged. That story is insane, right?

Yeah. Two decades later and two decades of her parents never giving up and constantly

railing for something. I kind of loosely been following this case because it picked up on TikTok

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