I told the boy that I just wanted him to have chances that I never had. There is nothing around here except for service jobs. All the manufacturing jobs are gone.

Bet you've heard that a few times over the years.

Trying not to sound to salesman like ... But, it is only four years (actually eight if you read the fine print) and he can always use the GI Bill to pay for college, tech school etc, and housing and food while doing it afterward.

I wish him the best of luck Todd. Joining the Military is the best thing I could have done at the time. Once you get over the fact that you have some rules and regulations that do not apply in the civilian arena, it isn't really that bad.

Well not the Chairforce. They like to file papers.

But, no one can force him. So, don't try to. Just hang the carrot, and by that I mean let him know what we offer.

I mean, seriously, who else gets to play with military grade explosives and firearms?

Well not the Chairforce. They like to file papers.