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(fire sizzles)
? 10, 9, 8, 7, 6 ?
? Five, four, three, two, one ?
- [Announcer] Old Corps.
- Fucking air strikes.
(Marines murmur)
(heroic music)
Good morning, sir.
- Good morning, sir.
- At ease, gentlemen.
I have with me retired Gunnery Sergeant Killborne.
He was a drill instructor here in '68.
He was an infantryman in Vietnam and a Navy Cross recipient.
- Hey, Gunny. It's an honor to have you.
- Nice to meet you.
- I brought the gunnery sergeant here
to motivate the recruits so that they feel connected
with Marines from other generations
and learn how they trained in the old Corps.
- May I just say, Captain,
it's great to see dark green Marines as officers.
There were very few back in my day.
- Drill instructors,
I will turn the gunnery sergeant over
to your capable hands.
- Aye, sir. - Yes, sir.
(funky music)
(door slams)
- Gunny, huh? Not gunnery sergeant?
I guess we're all fucking pals.
- Gunnery Sergeant, I meant no disrespect.
- I don't recall seeing you in Hue City.
- Gunnery Sergeant, I wasn't even born yet.
- From the looks of your stack,
it looks like you've been fingering your asshole
in the rear with your gear.
- Gunnery Sergeant, I've been to Okinawa.
- No shit. You were there in '45?
- Oh no, no. 2019.
- Oh, a banana show veteran, uh?
I'm sorry. I didn't realize.
- Well, Gunnery Sergeant,
you know every MOS plays a role in the Corps.
Bullets don't fly without supply.
- Supply is for ASVAB waivers and minorities.
- I mean, I am Puerto Rican,
but what does that have to do with-
- Shut your man pleaser and drop to the deck.
- Gunnery Sergeant, with all- - Now.
- What the fuck are we doing? He's retired.
- I don't know, man.
He has a fucking Navy Cross from Hue City.
What do you want me to do?
(peanut butter slams on desk)
(upbeat music)
- So tell me, what fat body
did you confiscate this from?
- That's actually mine, Gunnery Sergeant.
- Of course it's yours.
My beloved Corps is being trained
by pork chop platoon drill instructors
that sneak candy into the hut like nasty bitches.
- I'm sorry, Gunnery Sergeant.
It won't happen again.
- You know we don't really need to do this.
- I hear you two love birds whispering.
I used to have a point man in Hue City
that used to like to whisper.
You know what the gooks did to him?
- No, Gunnery Sergeant.
- They blew his fucking head off.
- All because he whispered?
- Quiet there, sassy mouth.
And you, we had a fat body like you in our platoon.
When he had to squeeze through a doorway,
his disgusting belly hit a trip wire to a booby trap.
Splattered.
- Jesus. - That's right.
He met Jesus because he was fat and disgusting like you.
- I'll lay off the Snickers, Gunnery Sergeant.
(dramatic music)
- We once had a snitch in our platoon,
ratted me out to the platoon commanders for hazing.
You know what I did to him?
- I don't think we wanna know, Gunnery Sergeant.
- I tied him down and then I smeared peanut butter
inside his asshole and then I took a rat, and-
(door slams)
- What's going on in here?
- Nothing, sir.
Just showing the young guys some tricks
the hats did back in my day.
- It looks like you're hazing my drill instructors.
- Oh, no. I'd never.
You can ask them.
- Well?
(suspenseful music)
- We aren't being hazed, sir.
(suspenseful music)
- No, sir. Not us.
- All right, good.
Let's get the gunnery sergeant out there for his speech
so we can stay on schedule.
The platoon has pugil sticks in 30 minutes.
- All right, sir. - All right?
(door slams)
- All right.
Time to show the new Corps how the old Corps did it.
Step aside, girls.
(door slams)
- Do you believe that old fuck?
- No. It doesn't feel real.
- He fucking roasted me for my ribbons.
I was in Okinawa for four years, dude.
- He also said I was a fat body and I've lost 20 pounds.
This cycle, look how big this thing is on me.
- Dog, we're staff sergeants,
and we're getting fucking treated like shit still.
- Why would he put peanut butter in another guy's asshole?
- That's that old fucking school shit.
I'm gonna check the line and see
if they changed anything for PT.
- What a dick. He ruined my snacks.
- [Killborne] Now, I want all my dark green recruits
to raise their dick skinners high in the sky.
Look around, everyone with your hand raised.
You will fail the swim qual.
- Did he just?
- Fuck.
(funky music)
? Showing the love ?
? Baby, when you're feeling down ?
? Just get on up ?
? Showing the love ?
? Oh, baby, when you're feeling down ?
- [Speaker] Present. Arms.
(pen squeaks)
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