This is the Concealed Carry podcast, episode number 362.

And welcome to the Concealed Carry podcast, part of the ConcealedCary.com network.

I am your host, Riley Bowman, joined by Mr.

company president, founder, CEO, all things glorious and good in the world. Jacob Paulson.

Thanks, Riley. What's up, dude? It's Friday, you know.

It's the rush to get things done, the pressure and weight of having worked a hard, hard, long week, and the now pleasure of, you know, getting to chat.

Yeah, absolutely.

Yeah.

By the way, you know, my little, like like intro of my co-hosts it replaces the

the old uh man who guy who whatever stuff we used to do so yeah i'm not sure if it's preferable or not

but at least people are getting less insight in my personal life and instead just saying, yeah, BS, Riley.

So welcome.

Today, Jacob and I are going to be talking about how not to mistake your family member or other loved ones or friends.

It doesn't matter who.

How not to mistake the good guys for the bad guys in cases of particularly like in your home like a mistaken

home invasion sort of situation that this happens all too frequently in fact more commonly

than people probably think uh Jacob and I are probably a little bit more familiar with this

because we pay attention to these sorts of things and we see a lot of different stories and things that come across our

desks, people send them to us, all that kind of stuff, right? Plus, Jacob actually put some

effort into researching this very thing. He actually pulled a bunch of different articles and

stories to cite as evidence for an article he wrote recently about this very topic.

And so that will be the topic of our discussion today.

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