Yeah, I think it'd be, I think I'd, if I was a weapons dealer, I'm not saying I'm going to do any of this.

I usually don't do anything I'm going to say.

But like, if I was a weapons dealer, I'd be such a nice weapons dealer.

I'd give them all the, if I sat down and I had like a thousand AK-47s,

M-4s or handguns or whatever they buy, shotguns, I think, in the jungle?

Because you can't shoot that far, because you can't cease.

You might as well get a shotgun and he'll chop up all the leaves, and you'll be able to see what

you're shooting at least. Well, whatever they buy in the jungle, if they're shooting at each other,

whatever, I just, I want to, you know, I want to look people in the eye and I always say,

promise me you're one of the good guys. That's what I would do if I was a weapons dealer. And I

think that should be law, that every weapons dealer, if you want to work as a weapons dealer,

you have to make the people that buy it

swear they're the good guys, right? Like, are you morally correct in everything you do? And most

people would probably say yes, which could be the flaw in it. People could just, you know,

people can't really see, you know, themselves. So maybe in order, instead of having, you know, a guy by a gun,

maybe your best friend's got to come in with you and say, he's a good guy, you know, you can take

it for me. So, and if that doesn't work, and if he gets just a guy to lie to him, or maybe they're

both morally on the same thing and think that,

you know, perhaps it's justice to go out and shoot a bunch of like ladies or something,

which I don't think that's okay.

But let's say they did, you know.

Then if you can't trust a friend, you'd have to hire somebody whose job could be.

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