Nah, they just take away your desk, chair, and closet, so now you have to wake up 30 min early to iron the uniform that was shoved into your seabag, too (I guess that's one good thing that NWUs fixed). Then if they find you sitting on your rack before taps they might make you post a class p-way watch anytime you aren't in class, which doubles your class's watchbill requiremens and thus halves the amount of nights you get to sleep all 7 hours. You are already manning 6 slots to stand at parade rest in 2 hour shifts in the regimental p-way from 1800-0600. It's especially rough if you have a 13 person class headed by the black ninja (luckily not I).
Then a couple of days later they go through all the rooms and dump the seabags that don't have locks on them. And then you're out a $50 dress shirt that someone takes because it's unopened and unmarked in a gigantic pile of uniform items. And after that you get to go play in the sand because you are all dumb. And then you get to wax the floor because they made you do snow-angels in the p-way with all the sand they made you heave inside, after you've gotten all the sand back out, of course. Then your moto class president SWO daddy tries to give the class a yfg and you envision stabbing him in the throat with a toothbrush because it's 2000 by the time you finish the cleanup and you really just want to hygiene and go to bed and know that the outcome would've been the same no matter what anyone did.
But they won't ever tell you to lock your seabag. Nor will they fire the class president for giving sleep-depriving yfgs.
They know that the class gets desensitized to exercise around week 4. After that they get much more creative with punishments.
