Hey, everybody. Welcome to the McCrack podcast. I'm Jared Yitz. I'm here at Nick Houseman. Nick, how you doing, buddy?

I'm actually kind of, I don't, I don't know.

I thought I was going to tell you. I'm great.

I'm feeling good.

And, uh, and then the reality sets you just stomped on the brakes there.

You were going 75 miles an hour, like just to get started.

And then you stump the brakes.

It felt, it felt good for a second there.

And then you remember like, you know, some of the things that are going on in about, you know, listen. That bodes well. There's some local news around here that's like making me think, well, I don't know. I forgot. Are you completely against the Second Amendment or do you have, you have a problem with like guns that can protect.

No, I've said before I'm a gun owner. Where's this going? Where's happening? Do I don't, do we want to get into the local? I'm a responsible gun owner. I don't think that people should have anything more than rifles. What's happening here? No, no. It's that footage. the guy was going into his house with his young,

you know,

young kid and wife and the nanny,

and then they run up on him with guns. Or what is... No, no. It's that footage. The guy was going into his house with his young, you know, young kid and his wife and the nanny.

And then they run up on him with guns.

This is right down the street for me. And he pulls out his gun, though, starts firing and they run away. So thank God, it's a great end up beginning happy ending. and then you start to wonder, well, you know, I would, I would prefer to have every single gun that's ever been amended, just, you know, melted into wax or whatever. But guns aren't not made of wax right now. But anyway, they're not. They're made of metal mostly. Yes, yes. And so, but there's the, there's the moment we're like, you know, okay, well, luckily for him, he had a gun, I guess. He didn't, of course, you see that he takes it out and he's firing.

He doesn't hit anything. Nope. You know, it's hard to hit something when you want to, I guess, and actually when you're thinking about it, right? But they ran away. The only thing that made me feel good about it was that it was covered in one of these sort of right wing things. What's wrong with liberal cities? So they described my neighborhood as a affluent neighborhood.

You've been here. That sounds nice. I would like to know that I live in an affluent neighborhood, even though that's completely a fluent neighborhood. I'm not going to put you on blast, but it's an affluent neighborhood. It's not like a rinsy neighborhood. It's affluent. Okay. Well, now we've got to parse the... Yeah, semantics, my friend. All right, I guess. But, you know, they're trying to make it seem like, oh, even the rich people are going to get attacked by... The fact that they pulled that out, that was an aggressive semantic choice is what it was.

And anyway, so yeah.

Well, I'll just say, first of all, for people listening, we have not talked about any of this.

This came completely out of left field.

We talked about what we were going to talk about on the show.

We did not get into this.

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