David is impressed but is against the war. He deals in small time contracts supplying arms to the U.S. Efraim laughs at what David is doing and tells him he had a falling out with his last business partner (his uncle) and he moved back to Miami to set up shop for himself. Efraim is happy to see David and they catch up a little bit. The two were trouble makers in their younger years and its implied that their parents separated them against their will. The next day he has to go to a funeral for a friend and he runs into his best friend from middle school Efraim Deveroli (Jonah Hill). He also makes a stop as he's trying to sell bed sheets on the side and its not going well. He gets stoned and tries to get through his day and his clients sexually harassing him. He's working to try and start a family with his girlfriend Iz (Ana de Armas) but he hasn't really found any purpose in his life. *Minor Spoilers Ahead* David Packouz (Miles Teller) is working as a massage therapist in Miami.

After having seen War Dogs, don't expect something mind-blowing but it does have an interesting story to tell. I'm also a big fan of Lord of War, I think it's really underrated (one of Nicolas Cage's best movies) and I was excited to see a similar story.

Jonah Hill has been on a roll lately and having an unconventional director like Todd Phillips telling a story about 2 guys lucking into a giant contract to arm the U.S. forces went to great lengths to assist the Kabul Small Animal Rescue as much as possible,” Roxberry added.I was pretty stoked to see War Dogs. “Despite an ongoing complicated and dangerous retrograde mission, U.S. Rescue, not dogs under the care of the U.S. “Photos circulating online were animals under the care of the Kabul Small Animal Roxberry then blasted the reports as “erroneous.” Karen Roxberry, a spokesperson for the US Central Command, said an email that the military’s “priority mission was the evacuation of U.S. However, a military spokesman later disputed the allegation, telling The Post that no “military working dogs” had been left behind. Failure to do anything less, is a failure of humanity and a condemnation of us all,” Ganzert added. “We call on Congress to take action to classify contract working dogs on the same level as military working dogs. WAKIL KOHSAR/AFP via Getty Images American Humane president Robin Ganzert has said the group has worked with the government before to retrieve animals left behind. Scott Olson/Getty Images The Taliban have a history of using dogs for horrible things or just outright killing them. DIBYANGSHU SARKAR/AFP via Getty Images American Humane has said it will oversee and pay for the shipment of the dogs home. American Humane slammed Biden for leaving the contract dogs behind in Afghanistan. The animal activist then called on Congress to act. Ganzert said her organization “has worked hand in hand with the military for more than 100 years to rescue military animals,” adding that the group “brings home retired military working dogs and pairs veterans with life-saving service dogs.” The American Humane society slammed Biden for leaving the contract dogs behind in Afghanistan. “These brave dogs do the same dangerous, lifesaving work as our military working dogs, and deserved a far better fate than the one to which they have been condemned.” military contract working dogs to be tortured and killed at the hand of our enemies,” American Humane president and CEO Robin Ganzert said in a statement. “I am devastated by reports that the American government is pulling out of Kabul and leaving behind brave U.S. More than 1,000 Americans were left in Afghanistan by Biden exodus: GOP reportĪn animal rights group slammed the Biden administration after the US military was accused of leaving its contract dogs behind in Afghanistan before pulling out of Kabul - but the military hit back, blasting the reports as “erroneous.” US pass on Taliban ask led to troop pullout chaos: GOP report GOP targets Blinken, Sullivan for testimony over Afghanistan collapse 8 Afghanistan vets look back in anger - and pride - over America’s longest war

The real war dogs now