Marcus Luttrell on the THAI Seals rescue mission

I've always felt like he is full of shite. I hate to say that, but it's just the impression I get from him.

Is it just me or does he look coked up?

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Out of curiosity, how so

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I've watched a bunch of his interviews and his long motivational speeches to the public, etc. And he just doesn't seem like he is telling the truth about alot of stuff and does it for the notarity.

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I've always felt like he is full of shite.

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Nah. Some of those dudes are self-promoting bullshite artists to some extent. I haven't ever heard him say anything of that nature. At the worst (in some peoples eyes), he has ruffled some feathers by being non-diplomatic and speaking his mind. I applaud him for that very thing.

Somewhat off topic, the book had numerous significant editing and/or logic errors that a high school newspaper editor would've/should've caught, but a somehow a professional editor missed. The inaccuracies made the book less credible in my opinion.

There are numerous other examples, but his description/memories of watching the sun rise over the horizon during early morning seal workouts on the WEST coast were hard to believe, unless the sun decided to rise in reverse on the days he recalled.

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watching the sun rise over the horizon during early morning seal workouts on the WEST coast

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The sun still rises when you're on the west coast.

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The sun still rises when you're on the west coast.

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It doesnt rise over the pacific ocean though

Which I think is what he was referring to was said by Luttrell in the book

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There are numerous other examples, but his description/memories of watching the sun rise over the horizon during early morning seal workouts on the WEST coast were hard to believe, unless the sun decided to rise in reverse on the days he recalled.

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Are you talking about Lone Survivor or American Sniper?

You seemed to be confused on what a horizon is though

Hence his comment