Monologue from Episode 7 Credits (Full Text)

I sat, listening over and over to the monologue, to type this out because I saw how many people, like myself, we're looking for audio or the text version of it. I broke it up into each of the separate parts spoken between the two Marines (assuming they are).

Well here it is. You're welcome...

10 November 1775. I was born in a bomb crater. My mother was an M16 and my father was the devil. Each moment that I live is an additional threat upon your life. I eat concertina, piss napalm, and I can shoot a round through a flea's ass at 300 meters. I travel the globe, festering on anti-Americans everywhere I go, for the love of mom, Chevrolet, baseball, and apple pie. I'm a grunt. I'm the dirty, nasty, stinky, sweaty, filthy, beautiful little son of a bitch that's kept the wolf away from the door for over 225 years. I'm a United States Marine. We look like soldiers, talk like sailors, slap the shit out of both of them. We stole the eagle from the Air Force, the rope from the Army, and the anchor from the Navy. And on the 7th day, when God rested, we overran his perimeter and we've been running the show ever since. Warrior by day, lover by night, drunker by choice, Marine by God. Semper Fidelis.

The self-less sacrifice of day to day military personnel, especially combat veterans, is under appreciated. And you got the American society wanna run as fast as they can to the counter tops, to the fuckin' newsstands, and grab mother fuckin' Us Weekly's and fuckin' People Magazine just to see what fuckin' Jake Gyllenhaal did on Thursday afternoon. You know what I did Thursday afternoon? I put one of my mo'fuckin' Marines on a plane. I put that motherfucker on the bird to fuckin' nowhere. I picked his lifeless ass up body, put him on a stretcher, and put him off. Why don't they put that, why don't that be in a mother fuckin' magazine? Or how 'bout let's put a day in the life of fuckin' any average Marine out here, going through the streets of Ramadi. Their biggest concern is that, you know, they couldn't buy a mocha latte at fuckin' Starbucks because it was under construction. Our biggest mother fuckin' concern is getting blown up on fuckin' 2 9er 5 in Michigan. But we're gonna go home and they're gonna say, wave their little flag, and say "Welcome Home, thanks for, thanks for preserving our right to go on not giving a fuck".

There it is folks. We're sitting here fighting for your freedoms. You got the right to say what you want, we got the right to punch you in your fuckin' mouth if we disagree.