no. and it s ten years after iraq started. this is not putting a man on mars. this is fixing a braux where 97% of the claims are on the table. over 10,000 died last year waiting for their claims to be processed. all generations, not just iraq, gulf war, vietnam veterans. did they not know the war was going to end? there was a fail your of planning. are you meeting the needs of the individual veterans under huge financial stress who are trying to get jobs, who have families, that s what this is about. that s a key point, the one you just referenced. there s no longer a draft. this army, this marine corps is older. many more are married, have children. many more have been divorced. many more have suffered tbi than ever before. many have gone for three and four deployments. yeah. the claims are complicated. we re coming home with more
no, it wasn t four times. would you ever have a big wedding? no, i would never, ever. no, never again. women start to think we are so caught up in the fairy tale and the f planning that we forget that we are sewelly marying this guy. he doesn t treat us well and all of that stuff. maybe you deserve to be upset. i am glad you didn t personal lies this at all. you brought up the wedding story. that s why we love you. why do people spend so much on something that really means nothing? i don t think i can answer this question, but i will. i think the city hall weddings are the way to go. that s what i did. in new york city. and then you have to walk across the brooklyn bridge. it is the best thing i ever did. it was w great. you had a kwanza tree and a