Ep 448: Enlisted Accessions Recruiter - SSgt Ransom
March 20, 2025
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as posted by the channelWelcome back to the Ones Ready Podcast—where we cut through the BS and give you the real scoop recruiters are too busy to explain. Spoiler: You probably *aren't* their top priority, and yes, they're ignoring your texts. Why? Because they're drowning in wannabes who think they’re special.
Here’s the breakdown:
💥 Parents Bringing Their Kids In at Age 30? – Yes, it happens. And no, your dad’s buddy from the Marines doesn’t know anything about the Air Force.
💥 You Want to Join Fast? – Good luck. Wait times are 4–9 months minimum. And if you want a medical job? That’s cute. Keep dreaming.
💥 Non-Citizen Enlistment Just Got Easier – But only if you get that sweet citizenship at basic. Otherwise, you're back on the limited jobs list.
💥 GED Holders & Moral Waivers – You think your GED and DUI aren’t a big deal? Think again. There's paperwork to fill out and hoops to jump through.
💥 Marijuana, Tattoos, & Medical Records – Sorry, bro. That Vegas weed sticks around longer than your last trip to Fremont Street. And yes, we’re going to find your sealed record.
🔥 So, you think you're ready? Prove it.
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