CIA Spy's Defining Origin Story 😳 | Andrew Bustamante

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[voltagedoesit]

This was that dude in the company everybody avoided at all costs.

[worldwithoutbass]

Even the officer couldn't believe he was snitching

[Torch_of_Sin]

Loyalty and trust is everything. That's why the officer was disappointed.

[tylerlee]

A rats a rat no matter what. The military is about brotherhood, not turning in your boy is just as important as everything else they teach you.

[jeffs]

First officer wasn't asking if you were turning in your roommate, he was double checking that you wanted to be "that guy"

[HiHi-nlju]

CIA agents mentioning morals is a wild thing

[matthewp]

Finally a story that makes us believe he was in the cia

[crippletime]

This is the kind of guy that reports his neighbor to the HOA.

[DUCKDUDE]

Big "I was just following orders" energy, no wonder he went CIA.

[TheBolo]

He is that guy that puts his hand over his answer when taking a test.

[RandomThings-ilwg]

A CIA agent talking about his morals must be the most outrageous thing ever

[aaronlindsey]

He's proud of being a pawn. Dude would turn in his own children

[angsan_F]

This was the kid that wasn't invited to the party and then called the police to report the party

[dracula]

Dude just told the whole world not to trust him

[alanoconnor]

Telling me I have no friends, without telling me

[thahomieish]

Yk it’s bad when the officers like “bro you really snitchin”

[Hub]

Bro even your commanding officer was like “tf are you doing snitchin on your roommate?”

[AT-sbwq]

Even the officer in charge was like, “Really, dude?”😂

[toxicwake]

Every time I see this video reposted the comments are always cooking him he never living this down 😂😂

[PTSDwithME]

Yall being surprised that a professional government informant had informed the government of something is hilarious.