Ugh, Military Commercials

So I've been up since about 1 today which is pitiful enough on its own. But I went to my room early last night to get some peace and quiet and my father barged in three times for completely stupid reasons unannounced and then after he realized I was up and showered he comes in with his coupon book from Burger King that I gave him telling me he had buy one get one free Tendergrill Chicken sandwiches still and he wanted to go there. So he stomped out of my room having a tantrum when I told him I didn't have the money. He was the same one to tell me he had no money last night and last time we went to Burger King also threw a tantrum about how he hated Tendergrills and had to have Tendercrisps because I didn't want deep fried food at the moment but I gave in and let him have his way. Since I've made my presence known in the living room we've watched a few minutes of headline news which is about two days late on news that I've already told him about followed by the Food Network since. Because there's nothing like making me hungrier and him arguing about how he does things compared to them. One thing that's bothered me is the military commercials they've been playing on here. They act as if they're more of a burden to the parents than the kids. I love it because they show a perfectly balanced stable girl going to her mom about wanting to join and how she's dealing with the news. Everyone knows that very few people do that. Most of the sane ones decide in high school they want to join for the sake of an education whereas the majority of the kids are total fuckups that have the choice of enlisting or going to jail or being losers their entire life. Or then there's the rednecks that are gonna go kill them some Talibans and their parents are proud that they've raised a killing machine that will do something beyond sitting on a farm for the rest of their lives. I shouldn't be annoyed by those commercials so much but they sure make it seem like it's such an easy decision to be a part of something or whatever. If you want to be a part of something so bad, go to college and join a fraternity right? But whatever, this is a stupid rant. And it'd just make everyone think I was anti-military which couldn't be further from the truth. Alright back to car shows. Perfect.