How to Feed 1,500 Hungry Marines

Ever questioned what it requires to make breakfast for a boat full of US Sailors and Marines? Ends up, a lot.

It takes countless eggs, unlimited strips of bacon, and a ton of hash browns.

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    1. She allows them to stuff their face by day so she can get stuffed by night

  1. Hands down hardest workers on ship are the cooks. She ain’t lying, 16hrs 7 days a week.

    1. @rajkiran1982 there’s a breaking point where more people don’t equal to less work. plus, if you’re in a ship where everything is space constrained, there are a lot less thing that can be optimized. mess work in ship is a hell, not only in military, but also in cruise ships and merchant ships

  2. Mess duty is no joke on ship. The place needs to be spotless at the end of the night.

    1. @BobaPhettamine you can walk out of any food establishment any time you want. you can’t walk off the ship.

  3. Still addicted to eggs, bacon, hash-browns, toast, gravy, and hot sauce.

  4. The tone in the dude’s voice when he said “but there’s a VARIETY of condiments” was hilarious.

  5. I like her attitude. They are HER marines and sailors. She sees them as under her care during this time. Highly commendable.

    1. She’s a natural. Like a school lunch lady who says she needs to feed all her kids.

    2. It’s a humbling job. They’re normally the most down to earth.

    1. If everyone had an individual such as her working in their circle of life, imagine the impact they make to mental health and quality of life.

    2. It’s not fair that she has long hair. If I had one hair touch my ear, I lost my weekend.

    1. Yes she is. Her approach to the daily routine can make a difference for someone’s mental health. Such a natural sweet young individual.

    2. I’ve never been on a boat, but I can say the same. That’s a dime on both sides.

  6. My grandpa was head chef on his boat in Vietnam, he even played guitar in the ships band and helped maintenance the guns sometimes. He doesn’t talk about the war much but I can tell he worked hard in and out of duty, I have so much respect for him and all the other soldiers who protect us 🙂

    1. Protected you from what? Vietnamese people trying to live their life? 🤨

    2. Why were we in Vietnam? The only Americans who they can keep safe are the ones invading a foreign country. Sorry, but your grandpa participated in terrible things. Being a consciousness objector was actually brave. Standing up against your government asking you to travel across the world to kill people who look nothing like you, that’s bravery. Your grandpa was a coward who went along with the system because he didn’t have the balls or brains to say no. I see you inherited much of that too.

    3. And they couldn’t protect us like they do if it wasn’t for men like him and women like her

    4. ​@ZOMGitsKENNY right? This people make me laugh everytime the say “protecting our country, keeping us safe” like the most honorable thing, when in reality they kill, invade, intervene, sabotage, all around the globe.
      Nothing heroic in that. Sheeps under the yoke of political and military elites.

  7. She’s got a beautiful attitude;

    She’s worried about them and she’ll do whatever it takes, even the mindless repetitive work every day, without complaint.

    That’s a good woman and the Navy is blessed to have her ❤

    1. That micro sigh after she said they were making bacon told us volumes but you can tell she gets it done without fail every day.

    2. And they may give her hell , but let ANY one say a bad word to her will stop liveing. Never mess the cook or doc😊

  8. They did home girl dirty in that thumbnail, i was expecting more of a “HeY yOu GuYs” situation

    1. Cracking up, that’s exactly why I clicked the video. Sloth vibes indeed 😂

    2. She’s very pretty so they had to take her down a notch with the thumbnail.

  9. When I was in the Navy the three people you wanted to know was supply for the things that you weren’t supposed to have but seemed to always have The cooks to feed you extra stuff for the things that you got from supply 😉 and the doctors for fixing you after you were trying to get the things from supply to get extra stuff from the cooks!!!!!

  10. My dad was an army cook as his mos. He was later a DS and he opened a restaurant for a short time when getting out. Cancer took him at the age of 29.

    1. Just know he had a great job and fed a lot of hungry soldiers that really appreciated a hot meal. I was a cook 92Golf in the army in a field artillery unit and believe me they do appreciate the Cooks. I worked with a retired veteran that came in to help sometimes because his favorite part was “looking out the chow hall(DFAC) window and seeing all the smiles and hearing the silence for the first 2-3 minutes because people are so excited to eat they don’t talk they just eat and after that the volume goes up to 100 because of the food and drinks they get a little energy and sanity back and everyone starts chatting

    2. @ThisCantBeRealTVthank for so much for those words. He’s been gone my whole life and I can’t believe how much comments like this actually make me feel. Thank you

  11. The “it gets old” guy clearly regrets his decision to join the navy 😂

  12. I love her honesty and her attitude towards keeping her Marines & Sailors fed.

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