For a start, Regimental Sergeant Majors and Station Warrant Officers are Warrant Officers not NCOs. Secondly our young friend should defer to the experience of someone who hasn't had his rank handed to him on a plate
That's the funny thing about life experience, it's a default funtion of living, everybody accumulates it. What I care about is people demostrating that they've learned somthing from it.
There is a reason why military organisations employ people for their different skill sets, and it is because of what they have to offer, not this nonsense of achieving promotion through attrition.
Pull your head in and recongise that you work in a team to deliver results for the good of your nation, and not to pander to your ego-centric view of the world. How does completing secondary school, achieving a university degree and being selected for an Officer position in the Air Force equate to having rank handed over "on a plate"?