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Ep. 2 - From Deja Vu to Deployment: A Candid look at Marine Life, Transition Challenges, and the Power of Social Media

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Ever get that eerie feeling of Deja Vu? Adam, Mike, and special guest Juan Ramirez, a fellow Marine brother from the third battalion, sixth Marines Lima company, journey down memory lane, swapping stories about the quirks and thrills of military life that often felt like a surreal version of 'Groundhog Day'. From surprise Sergeant visits, courtesy of the Yellow Pages, to candid recollections about fast food realities that sealed our resolve to become Marines, this episode promises an uncensored peek into our lives before and during deployment.

Social media has revolutionized the way we stay connected, more so for the veteran community. We discuss its remarkable impact, the opportunities it has created, and even the role it plays in reuniting those who served before the digital age, thanks to a nonprofit organization that has made this its mission. As we recall our experiences with the IDF in Israel and deployment to Kandahar, we also share some nostalgic ideas, like creating a unit yearbook.
The transition from military to civilian life is often rife with unchartered territories. Our guest, Juan Ramirez, shares insights from his journey, transitioning from a hospitality career to security work, including an eye-opening deployment to Mexico. He offers valuable lessons on financial planning, investments, and how to weather unexpected crises like COVID-19. As we wrap up, we underscore the importance of VA benefits, staying informed, and adapting to change. This engaging episode offers a raw, real, and sometimes hilarious window into the unique experiences of our military lives.
Contact Michael Francis:
TikTok: @michaelfrancissbx
IG: @socialbusinessexperience
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SocialBusinessExperience?mibextid=ZbWKwL
Contact Adam Gray:
Email: [email protected]
TikTok: @adam41marine
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100009814414736
Contact Juan Ramirez:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JuanHiram01?mibextid=ZbWKwL

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Ever get that eerie feeling of Deja Vu? Adam, Mike, and special guest Juan Ramirez, a fellow Marine brother from the third battalion, sixth Marines Lima company, journey down memory lane, swapping stories about the quirks and thrills of military life that often felt like a surreal version of 'Groundhog Day'. From surprise Sergeant visits, courtesy of the Yellow Pages, to candid recollections about fast food realities that sealed our resolve to become Marines, this episode promises an uncensored peek into our lives before and during deployment.

Social media has revolutionized the way we stay connected, more so for the veteran community. We discuss its remarkable impact, the opportunities it has created, and even the role it plays in reuniting those who served before the digital age, thanks to a nonprofit organization that has made this its mission. As we recall our experiences with the IDF in Israel and deployment to Kandahar, we also share some nostalgic ideas, like creating a unit yearbook.
The transition from military to civilian life is often rife with unchartered territories. Our guest, Juan Ramirez, shares insights from his journey, transitioning from a hospitality career to security work, including an eye-opening deployment to Mexico. He offers valuable lessons on financial planning, investments, and how to weather unexpected crises like COVID-19. As we wrap up, we underscore the importance of VA benefits, staying informed, and adapting to change. This engaging episode offers a raw, real, and sometimes hilarious window into the unique experiences of our military lives.
Contact Michael Francis:
TikTok: @michaelfrancissbx
IG: @socialbusinessexperience
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SocialBusinessExperience?mibextid=ZbWKwL
Contact Adam Gray:
Email: [email protected]
TikTok: @adam41marine
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100009814414736
Contact Juan Ramirez:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JuanHiram01?mibextid=ZbWKwL

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