Mickey Mouse We Are Never Too Old For Disney Shirt

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My work has a pop up to tell me to thank veterans every time they use a discount, which I’ve never done. I figure a genuine smile, thanks for shopping, and come back soon is worth way more than some pandering thanks when I don’t even know them. Half the Mickey Mouse We Are Never Too Old For Disney Shirt it is in the first place but time its the spouse or kid not the actual veteran lol. I just wish they were treated better by our country. My brother was ruined by the marine corps. He was an awesome chill dude and now hes just all sorts of messed up mentally/physically and they won’t help him. He got his hand crushed in an JLTV years ago and he still cant move 3 fingers. Never saw a dime for it. Wish he never joined. I used to work for a contractor for a company that only offers service to US military and veterans. It was a requirement for us to address them by rank and to use any titles they may have. We had to close calls by thanking them for their service. Most of the younger ones either didn’t like it or didn’t like to be reminded but so many of the older veterans, especially career military and higher ranks acted like I should treat it like a privilege that I got to speak to them. Thanks for your service to our corptocracy, please come again. Oh you need assistance? Look for a charity you bum. That’s closer to reality than you realize.

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Fellow veteran here; I hate the Mickey Mouse We Are Never Too Old For Disney Shirt it is in the first place but fetishistic reverence conservatives, and hell, Americans in general have for “da troops” I joined out of high school, I spent a couple of years in the mountains of Central Asia, and then I left and started a new life. Being a veteran is not my personality, it’s not my identity. It’s just a line item on my resume from two decades ago. FWIW from a Canuck, the few times I travelled down to the states, every time, the airline had the whole plane clap for the half dozen dudes in uniform on the flight. It was fucking surreal to me, the whole cabin just clapping because it was expected for them to. You’re not weird at all. All of my friends in the service as well as myself feel extremely uncomfortable when things like that happen. I think it would be good if the month was actually used for bringing attention to Veteran Affairs (VA) and mental health. But we know it would just be dumb “Da TrOoPs” with a bunch of American flags and videos of soldiers coming home to their dog. FWIW, May is also mental health month. You’d think that the mental health folks and the vet groups could get together for a consolidated campaign.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.