:19:00
They wanted me to be like them:
respectable, hard-working,
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a little house, a family.
:19:07
They drove me crazy
with their goddamn world, Grandma.
:19:11
You know Mom.
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I guess I've always been
sheltered and special.
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I just wanna be anonymous
like everybody else,
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do my share for my country.
:19:26
Live up to what Grandpa did in the
first war, and Dad did in the second.
:19:30
Well, here I am, anonymous,
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with guys nobody really cares about.
:19:36
Most come from the end ofthe line,
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small towns you never heard of.
:19:43
Pulaski, Tennessee.
Brandon, Mississippi.
:19:47
Pork Bend, Utah.
Wampum, Pennsylvania.
:19:51
Two years' high school's about it.
:19:54
If they're lucky, ajob waiting for them
back in a factory. Most have got nothing.
:19:59
They're poor. They're the unwanted.
:20:02
Yet they're fighting
for our society and our freedom.
:20:06
It's weird, isn't it? At the bottom
of the barrel, and they know it.
:20:11
Maybe that's why
they call themselves 'grunts',
:20:15
cos a grunt can take it,
can take anything.
:20:19
They're the best I've ever seen,
Grandma. The heart and soul.
:20:27
Hey, Taylor...
:20:29
Hey... cheese-dick, you're up.
:20:32
- What?
- You're up.
:20:37
Sure you know how to work
the claymores, dude?
:20:40
I'm sure.
:20:42
Flick the safety off
and bang on that sucker three times.
:20:45
Three times. I got it.
:20:53
Don't catch any Zs on me, buddy,
or I'll sling your sorry ass. You hear me?
:20:58
OK.