I'm gonna make one request.

I wouldn't be killed in one of the movies, one of the shows. You're staying close to me. You're stay close to me on set and that'll happen. First one with, and do you think you're getting into some of the, like, technical advising to like, anyway, seeing like, with all the training and everything. Do you know how they do the, and I don't know if they do this for every show

because it's a physical type of effect, but the way they put bullet holes in car windows. Yes. So the way that they, I'm sure there's multiple ways to do it. So when I had my shootout with Chris Pratt and I had to tell them ahead of time, I had to say, Chris, if this was going to go down in real life things would go down.

So, just so we know, that's on the same page.

Can we talk about the irony behind that therapy? This episode of the Koleon Noir podcast is brought to you by Vetter Holsters. All right. Welcome to another episode of the Kolonan Noir podcast, and you need no introduction. Come on. Come on.

Dude, this is so great.

We're just going to have to be careful that we're not just, don't just catch up the whole

time.

Which is true.

Which is very true.

Yeah, it has been a damn minute. I know. I know. But they're fine. It'll be all right. We can catch up. But it's been a while. It's been a while since like all this started for you.

Dude.

From being an attorney and then moving into all the stuff that you moved into after that,

then moving into the next phase.

You're one of the few people who literally, you saw it.

Yeah. being an attorney and then moving into all the stuff that you moved into after that and moving into the next phase like you're one of the people who literally you saw it yeah yeah go from

one to the next man it's nuts yeah yeah it's nutty man and i was always wondering how you were doing

it back then before i was on social media i'm like how is this guy doing this especially in this

space not only is he crushing it in this space and figuring out

how to live and create and educate and do all these amazing things, but then also deal with the other side of that, all the crazy people, especially in that place. And now it's even worse. I'm being honest with you. I think it's because of my, the generation I grew up in. Yeah. I do. And I know people kind of say that as like just kind of a joke. But I mean, I'm, what do they call me? They call me a gap baby because I was born in, I was one about 83. Okay. So I'm based, I'm like part generation X, part millennial. Okay. So I kind of knew life before internet. Yeah. In a way. and then I but like in my adult life. And so, and then I knew it when everything just went full-born internet, right? Yeah. And then like, I've been to social media in a time where I was so young enough where I can adjust to it. Yeah. You know what I mean? And I'm saying I was too old to adjust to it? Yeah, that's actually what I'm trying to say. Yeah. I'm getting the old jokes now, so I'm don't know.

Oh, you need it. Are you saying I was too old to adjust? Yeah, that's actually what I'm trying to say. Absolutely.

I'm getting the old jokes now, so I'm dulling them out. Oh, you need it. Yeah, yeah. Oh, man, so relaxing. Don't applause, dude. Somebody had at dinner the other night, and we were around the table. Somebody said, okay, we're going to go around the table, and you're going to say what your TED talk would be if you could give a TED talk.

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