What is up, everybody?

Mark on the mic, my good friend, Ryan Muck and Hearn, across from me.

Ryan, like people, bullets come in all shapes and sizes.

And on this podcast today, we're going to talk about those shapes and sizes,

but we're going to do it maintaining bullet positivity because there's a

place for all of them. He tells me, he's like, I got a killer intro. Because he won't ever

let me do an intro. Not one, not one intro ever. All right, Mark, let's talk about bullet positivity.

We did a lead balloon the other day, okay? Thanks, number six of 52. Oh, whatever. We've done the bazillion of them. I'll go through the list. You're misremembering. Okay, yeah, I have a tendency to do that, don't I? Oh, very forgetful. Got a couple examples on the table. Would you say, Ryan, there's probably about three primary? Well, yeah, primaries.

Commonly found things.

Subcategories?

Subcategories are vast.

There are many bullet shapes and many bullet sizes.

And then specifically today, I think what we're going to get into is heel styles or butts, if you will.

Yeah.

You know, just for fun, I'm going to get, I'm going to get this very cartoon bullet on the table here.

This is actually dug out of an analog bear skull.

Oh, sure.

Yeah, why not?

It's a 9mm.

It's a hard cast from Buffalo Boar.

Definitely, that's a fired bullet.

It is, yeah.

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