Stuck on a mine and met a traveler😳🫡 #army #soldier

Stuck on a mine and met a traveler😳🫡 #army #soldier

[ThesevenCs]

The dude is the most annoying yet wise man I have ever seen

[kingbacon]

Man's been there for so long he forgot what branch he was in

[coful]

Him stumbling for the radio is actually a really neat touch, if he actually was on a mine like he thought that'd have killed him.

[TOIDITTREEM]

bro imagine you waited 56 hrs being super thirsty hunger over heating all alone in the dessert and then realize its a random metal piece 💀💀😂

[HABIBI_SHADY]

"exactly and why no move on?" if he said it it would be th ebest line ever

[AiMBT]

"He`s busy" now i know how people feel(sss) sometimes when im sarcastic at wrong moments lmfao

Edit: Thanks for the Likes! Wish you all the Best :)

[Spckuz]

For anyone wondering the movie is on Netflix and it’s called MINE

[jaaaaatrys]

Asking "why" actually gets you places in your mental growth when people actually answer "why?"

[TheGoatGrunts]

First time I’ve ever heard a Marine call themselves a Soldier.

[Demon_ace]

"No, he's busy" had me rolling😂😂😂😂

[jinvid]

Homeboy asked him all the right questions and basically deconstructed his entire life!

[steadfastscout]

The second he pulled that radio away it becomes "Fine guess we both go"

[ShrineFoxYuki]

For anyone looking for the movie name... It is called "Mine".

[propagandalfx]

Dude randomly bumped into Khalil Gibran

[agat]

Traveller is doing his best to help the "helpless" marine with only one prerequisite: being able to think.
Deep and clear..
Otherwise you're just a pawn.
Hardly worth saving.
PS: compassion for the invader isn't mandatory but a well deserved gift.

[Mark_Paasman]

The power of open questions- I f-ing love it. ❤

[KatsoPravda]

Great example of the WHY technique. Ask WHY 8 times to the response of a question to get the respondent to UNDERSTAND their "WHY."

[Benwut]

Bro, I'm a berber, and I'm assuming this is like, Libyan civil war shit. I grew up right on the libyan-tunisian border (like, the border ran about half a kilometre away from the edge of my town) and I remember some americans were patrolling the region when I was like 15. I had good english, and just had a conversation with them. Was one of the first things that made me want to leave Tunisia and see the world. And now, I do that for a living as a pilot.

[ZAN-EDTZ]

Stuck on a mine ❌
Stuck on a can ✅


Thanks everyone for 1.1K likes

[abdulrahmansaleh]

Literally Rafiki from the lion's king