"Goods and others"... I haven't heard that phrase, but it must be the same post flight debrief I do with my own students. In the FAA world the students want to get through their programs as fast as possible because they must pay for every hour, and in military you have students who are hopefully motivated by nature and money does not matter quite as much. One thing is for sure for both groups: flying is wonderful. I can do 25 hops in a row where a hop takes about 30 minutes, and still be enthusiastic about going out to do some more flying. My body will finally say hey, you're tired and not safe for further action, but my heart always says let's go do it. By the way, McConnell AFB has a bunch of tanker drivers who like to skydive at our drop zone and they are quite the lively group!