By next week, this island will be at full capacity. So many people! The cookhouse is flooding with people. Everyone is stressed. Those who are eating, waiting, watching (COS) and cooking are all under pressure. To cook enough, to guide efficiently, to eat fast enough and to find seats. My recruits used to be able to take their time and eat leisurely at the cookhouse now find themselves finding seats and at the same time, being rushed to finish their food.
Enlistment time = can see people from the outside world while wearing green! Something really true is, when you wear green vs when you wear civilian and walking outside, you react differently. People also look at you differently. When you wear green and look at girls in camp = "chao tiko". When you wear civilian and do the same outside = "interested" HAHA. Maybe because we are in an environment of guys?
There are some observation i made throughout the enlistment duties i went through. When those people who come in are obese, the family members tend not to be that attractive too. However for the enhanced batch, more often than not, there are eye candies. Training must continue so, "RECRUITS where you looking at? FOCUS HERE! never see girls before isit?" But secretly, everyone is still oberving haha.
Oh yes, the latest development on people who break the rules and test the system. 2 of them fought for the stupidest reasons that i can recall and they got charged. Due to the training schedule and the punishment, they will be confined for 1 month! Wow. I can't believe being confined for 1 month i will go crazy. I have spent a sunday with them before, they are practically doing nothing most of the time. They are charged under summary trial and they were given 14 days of restriction of privileges. I can't imagine being charged. The feeling must suck big time.
As with every week, i still don't like the way the warrents work and the reasons are always the same. Haiz i shall not repeat again.
Ok enough about work. Its time to go zoo tomorrow with the spastic people embarking on a spastic idea. But a change in schedule is welcome.
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