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he suggested taking one of these
aggression training courses.

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You know, these aggression training
courses like EST, those type of things.

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Anyway, it costs 400 bucks
to join this thing.

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Well, I didn't have the money.
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And I thought to myself,
"Join the army.

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It's free."
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So, I figured while I'm here
I'll lose a few pounds.

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And you got, what, a six-to-eight week
training program here, a real tough one?

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Which is perfect for me.
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I'm gonna walk out of here
a lean, mean, fightin' machine.

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- Good thinkin', Ox. Real good.
- It is.

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Ziskey.
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I've always been kind
of a pacifist.

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When I was a kid my father told me,
"Never hit anyone in anger...

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unless you're absolutely sure
you can get away with it."

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I don't know what kind
of soldier I'm gonna make...

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but I want you guys to know that
if we ever get into real heavy combat...

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I'll be right behind you guys
every step of the way.

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Okay, Mr. Push-Ups.
Let's hear your story.

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Chicks dig me because
I rarely wear underwear...

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and when I do it's usually
something unusual.

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But now I know why I have always
lost women to guys like you.

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It's not just the uniform.
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It's the stories that you tell.
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So much fun and imagination.
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Lee Harvey...
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you are a madman.
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When you stole that cow...
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and your friends tried
to make it with the cow.

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I want to party with you, cowboy.
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The two of us together,
forget it.

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I'm gonna go out on a limb here.
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I'm gonna volunteer my leadership
to this platoon.


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