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Sneh is serving again... Let's wait for his next act of defiance!)

We were shown the movie about the Separate Infantry Battalion about 5 times... and after the first viewing, I had no desire to end up there, so screw going AWOL or anything that leads to the stockade... In general, there's nothing to do in the army... if you really think about it. You sleep little, eat little, spend all day cleaning something.... carrying things.... washing.... running. One day is a carbon copy of another. Now, in combat units... elite ones... maybe it's more interesting - at least they push you to the limit but for a purpose (that's what I think, though it might be the same garbage as everywhere else).
Overall, the army isn't fun... especially for "ghosts" and "fighters"... while "ladles," "grandfathers," and those about to be discharged aren't even serving essentially - they just mess around. In short, if you, like me 2 months ago, had nothing to do, life became boring, and you have a desire to change your life for 1 or 2 years - go to the army; but if you're already living well - screw this army.

yes, you can safely erase this period of time from your life...

Wow. I spent 2 years in the army, and it gave me a lifetime of memories (mostly positive). You might not believe it, but I learned and absorbed a lot of new and interesting things, much more than in any training course. In general, the army simply clarifies who you really are. If you could handle it, great; if not, then that's just who you are.