American operator badass Travis Haley talks about his experience:
I always enjoy listening to Travis Haley, both when he’s in business man mode and operator mode. Definitely articulate and intelligent, and it’s nice to see someone admit they have made mistakes and are working to improve.
Those helicopters they use are really small, and have no guns on them that I can see… interesting. I suppose what’s on board them is the deadly part though.
Damn though Travis has a lot of analysis going on upstairs. Does he ever relax? It be like:
Fast food worker: Hey Travis, want fries with your burger?
Travis: I want to know where the Potato came from. What motivated the farmer to grow that potato? Was the end use of the potato planned from the beginning? Does a farmer ever regret giving the potato up for consumption rather than dividing it up, planting it and growing hundreds more potatoes? What should I know to increase the fries’ nomability? Should I be aware of any issues with this particular genus of potato that would affect my ability to use the starch with the greatest efficiency? Am I even the right person to be eating fries?
Fast food worker: Ugh, bro… I’ll put you down as a “no” for fries.
Thoughts? “Would operate with?” is definitely rhetorical again in this case.
Hat tip: Scott
The way I look at it is you reap what you sow.
Nothing like a crowd of people pumping rounds straight up in the air in the middle of an urban development. Actually I’d be more worried about peoples lack of muzzle discipline and complete carelessness than I would be about getting hurt by a falling bullet.
