I don't know if I can handle that. What the clock's wrong? I mean just subtly.

Is that subtly? Are we live? Yeah. One of them's wrong. Which one is it? I think they're both wrong.

That's all. That says 1211. One says 1215.

1213 on my phone. Yeah. So they're both wrong. This one says 1214 that one says 1211.

I want to strap C4 to this and this one I want to spike against the wall.

Yeah, that's what I want to do. Are you OCD with time or with everything?

With everything.

Yeah?

Yeah? Like my reloading room is disgustingly perfect.

And if I load the dishwasher, all the forks have to be symmetrical in one side and the spoons have to be in there or there. And all the

mugs have to be symmetrical in one side and the spoons have to be in the other way all the mugs the tall ones have to be on one side and then like yeah what's that all about I don't know I think it came back to

pull the sucker up to your face.

The, when you, when everything is the same and something's not the same, it's easiest to see that way.

Right.

Right. So, like counterfeiting, like if you're buying a

chick in a 13 year old girl in Tijuana and you're gonna want to get the guy for

counterfeit money and you want to get him for human trafficking and he starts

handing new crappy bills.

The easiest way to spot the bills is to be able to see, have all of your proper bills all in the

right order so the one that's fake is going to stick out and they're like,

oh man, I'm only you would use that example when you're going to Tijuana and someone's trafficking

human slavery.

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