Wat...

PebCAC

You are not using those acronyms correctly.

It's not my fault you don't know that not all PIVs are CACs but all CACs are PIVs

I do know that...

But the only thing my CAC goes "on" is my lanyard.

I. myself, has a PIVCat

You have GRIDS, tbh.

Lol.

Cardimom got GRIDS on his CAC.

Gotta use protection on your CAC, tbh.

Never let strangers handle your CAC.

🤣

PIV**Cat** was good

you're just mad you didn't think of it

Maybe a little...

But my two mental states are basically angry and sleeping.

So it's hardly an accomplishment.

I got interviewed as a character witness for someone's background check. I think it was for a secret clearance.

The interviewer asked if there was anything that wasn't covered in the interview that they thought I should know, so I said that she really likes anime. Sadly, the joke fell flat because the interviewer didn't know what anime was.

>she

Imagine helping a woman get a job outside of the home...

<:blondeDisgust:622971427410149386>

Surely you of all people know that the security clearance comes long after getting the job.

wat

you get _SOME_ job

but not _the job_

you can't get jobs that require clearance without it...

surely you know you can't get a job that requires security clearances before you get those clearances

@wolfman1911
Wat...?

I did my initial screen before boot camp...?

Even in the military it's part of the process when you're getting a new position... you don't start the job without the higher clearances....

As a civillian it's much more of a pain in the ass, but you just get some other job, or get sponsored before you have the job to go through the process...

but, if you don't get a clearance, they don't go, "WELP, enjoy the job"

Oh, I didn't know you meant you had a security clearance from being in the military.

Really we need to loosen up regulations on security clearances so the free market can do it's job..

It creates a monopoly because it's a burdensome cost of entry

@wolfman1911
That was one of them.

The two people I know that have or are getting security clearance work for defense contractors, so apparently the story goes that the clearance comes something like a year or so after getting hired.

@wolfman1911
Lol.

No.

Lol.