u/alterneightor

I’m honestly a little embarrassed posting this, but I figured I’d give it a shot.
I’m a veteran and served for several years. My heart stopped working and had to get a pacemaker, and life took a pretty unexpected turn. I’m trying to figure out how to support my family while working within the limitations I have now.
So I started making videos.
I talk about movies, horror, weird movie facts, nostalgia, and whatever else I find interesting. I’m trying to build something that can eventually turn into an actual income for my family instead of just sitting around feeling like I’ve lost my purpose.
I’m definitely not some huge creator. Most of my videos get pretty modest numbers, and honestly, sometimes it feels like I’m talking to myself 😂.
But I really enjoy making them, and I’m trying to get better.
If anyone is willing to take a few minutes to look at my content and give me honest feedback.

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Why the heck do I hurt all the time after the Army lol? I feel like I had no injuries during my 8 years but then I got medically discharged because my heart stopped working and I had to get a pacemaker and now a year later I have never had so much pain in different areas of my body. Like did all my muscles stay inflamed the whole time I was in and now that I’m not exercising as much, they just hurt? Also how did ya’ll find friends after? I talk to all my buddies that are still in but I have no friends where I live.

I’m just curious because I’ve always wanted to help in some sort of way after the military and I’m just wondering if there are too many per say within the first 72 hours of an major event? Is there space for a non profit to come in and establish maybe Debra clearing, animal rescue, or ramp building? Maybe like a more long term set up. Thank you.

I got another call saying I have a 2nd interview on Microsoft Teams. Is this a good sign? I know it’s a good thing but I’m just wondering if that means my chances are good?

Automotive technician in small town job opening, I applied and talent acquisition called looked over application and forwarded it. How long after will it usually take to get an in person interview? Any other advice would be awesome as well. I have a good background in fleet maintenance. The job starts at 6pm, teamsters, $39.38, and M-F. I want this job bad. I’d retire from it.

Hey I seen a job opening in my small town and it is for automotive technician. I sent resume in. Talent acquisition reached out and at the end of the phone call she said she is forwarding my stuff to the hiring manager. How long does it usually take after that? I was a mechanic in the Army. I worked on Bradley’s but also every other piece of equipment my company had. Did that for 8 years and had to get a pacemaker. Got medically discharged and found this job. She said it’s M-F start at 6pm and 39.38 per hour. I would die to retire from that job. So I’m just impatient and was wondering if anyone had input or advice. Thank you.