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[mellow rock music] folks here support each other. they re unusually comfortable getting naked with friends in a cauldron of magma. but what would it be like if i actually lived here? i need the perspective of someone who, like me, started off as an outsider. - you re going to the left here. yeah, it s kind of a little street because we re almost there. into this parking lot. - i m trusting the navigation skills of jewells chambers, a brooklyn native who moved here six years ago after marrying an icelandic psychologist. that s a big move from dating and loving this icelandic therapist, and, like, i m going to move to reykjavík. - yeah. i ve been very fortunate, and i ve loved it. and i ve had such a great time, like, getting some insight about icelandic families
Let’s look at how these lessons relate to surviving army life so that we might better prepare for any other challenges we may face in our lives outside the barracks…