Comments by "Tiago D\x27Agostini" (@tiagodagostini) on "Business Insider" channel.

  1. yes but cannto be for everyone. Or you would kliek to get to emergency helthcare and know no doctors appeared to work because it was cloudy?
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  2. Well, if ever the airforce personall needed to make a forced 54 march like that, it means the war have been long lost already considering they are the branch that operated based further away from the front.
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  3. almost every car is flex.. but basically no one fill their tansk with ethanol. The engine works badly in cold weather.. and the maintenance is quite higher. Peole only fill with ethanol when there is a spike in Gasoline price. Most of the time people prefer gasoline
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  4. Yes, but when you see that drill sergeant that is almost rupturing his throat just so he can sound louder than the other sargeant, that does not look professional . That excessive is a tad too much. The sergeant need to be tough, firm and loud, but he needs to show composture. They are professional. they need to look as know exactly when to shout and when to just speak loud and clear. Looking professional grows respect faster than intimidation.
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  5. I do not think being hard is what people complain. But there are ways of being hard that convey the message and the teaching better than others. You can be demanding, and do it in a form that the recruit can focus on what he needs to learn not on your PERSON as a sergeant.
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  6. What you miss is.. sicne you need an hidraulic press the cost per brick will be several fold higher than normal bricks.
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  7.  @CubeInspector  THat is NOT the point. Way to miss what I said. My point is that when the sargent tries to force the voice so loud that it FAILS, squaerks, or is clearly harming the sargent, that is detrimental to his image. BEign loud and clear only helps up to a point, anythign above that and you look cartoonish.
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