what is up everybody mark on the mic and across from me knowledge power houses that's right

plural we have mr ian clem and mr ryan muck and herr guys we are in we're in the golden era of

shooting specifically long range shooting there are so many tools that we have at our

disposal. We've got a couple of them on the table here. A lot of technology, but I think we're

going to go back in the time machine a little bit today, Ian, you've been doing long range

shooting for a long time with extreme precision.

Okay, here comes the humbleness.

But...

We can't do this because I think there's copyright things.

I don't know if copyright's the correct word, but there's that scene from Billy Madison

where he's playing against, what's his name? Not Carl. Is it Carl? The other guy. Carl's the good guy. Carl's the good guy. Whatever the other guy's name is. Why? It's escaping me. I don't know. Billy has to play the clarinet, and then this other guy plays a violin, and then... He's like, he's good.

He's good.

Ian is good.

Insert that clip.

He is... has to play the clarinet and then this other guy plays a violin and then he's like he's good he's good

yeah uh yeah he is good insert that clip he is uh yeah really good but ian you know i brought up the

tools that we have on the table here which we'll talk about those we have in in a previous podcast as

well but for a long time you you were executing these shots without these tools

at your disposal. You're doing it the old, the old fashioned way. It's kind of like hand jamming

math versus having a calculator. Or I think like, my girls, they will never know a life

without a cell phone. Being able just to call somebody, I don't know if they've

even seen a landline, right? Like maybe in some movie like, well, what is that strange thing?

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