It takes about seven minutes to drive from my church to the Allen Premium Outlet malls.

And this weekend, as normal, a lot of people made the drive to that mall, and some of them didn't come home.

I'm Scott Ott with Bill Whittle and Stephen Green, and this episode of Right Angles brought to you by the members at Bill Whittle.com.

And gentlemen, normally when we prepare an episode of Right Angle, I've got a page or two or three

of handwritten notes of things I want to remember and things I want to say.

And on my notes for this episode at the top of the page, I wrote Allen, Texas.

And that's all I have.

I didn't realize how close that was to you, Scott. Jeez. It's, if we live pretty far away from our church, so if I drove from my house to the mall, it's about 32 minutes from here,

traveling at unbelievably high speeds on

Texas highways but the church where Stephanie and I are apart hosted the prayer

service that the Sunday evening for the community so that people could come and

and pray and you, just have a moment

there with others from the community.

Alan, as you probably know, if you live anywhere in the country, probably anywhere in the world,

is a Dallas suburb of about 100, 1005,000 people.

And the area where that mall is is right across the highway from

another mall so it's a big retail actually two other malls so it's a really big retail intersection

there um it's an it's an outdoor place um this is the kind of a of a mall that you would see like usually outlet malls are out on a highway

somewhere far away from most other things and you know you're driving along the highway and they say

oh look there's an outlet mall 30 miles from the last exit well this is that kind of a place

except it's right in the middle of a of a community. And so all the stores open up inward toward this one

big parking lot in the center. And a guy clearly who has some problems got out of his car and started

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