A Marine Corps veteran who moved to a cattle RANCH in Australia to deal with 'depression' after losing so many 'buddies' reveals the stark cultural differences between two countries - and the confusing slang words that 'he does not understand

Presten Boydstun, 22, moved from San Diego to Western Australia for work. He was in the Marine Corps and decided to work on a cattle farm. The American loves his new life and documents his Australian lifestyle on TikTok

By Emily Lefroy for Dailymail.Com

Published: 16:08 GMT, November 19, 2023 | Updated: 16:08 GMT, 19 November 2023

A radical change can do wonders for the soul. And one Marine Corps veteran discovered that moving to a new country can change his life — and really expanded his vocabulary.

Presten Boydstun, 22 , found himself becoming increasingly depressed while in the Marines, dealing with the deaths of several friends.

Having to make a change in his life, Presten, who had been in the Marine Corps in San Diego for four years, decided to take the plunge and buy a one-way ticket to Australia to work on a cattle farm.

'I was having a tough time with some of my friends passing away,' Presten told Insider.

'C' became a little sad and went down the path of depression, which was quite difficult for me.'

According to the publication, a friend of Presten's family operated a rural cattle farm