This is the Concealed Carry podcast, episode number 480.

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

I am your host, Riley Bowman, and I'm joined today by His Majesty, Matthew, Maritor.

What's up, man?

Hey, buddy.

Yeah.

I mean, you got such a fine beard going again.

You know, it's, it's royal. It's so royally awesome. Yeah, it comes and goes, you got such a fine beard going again. yeah i feel you i feel you yeah um super excited to be back with you for another episode uh we're recording this on wednesday february 10th earlier today uh jacob and i did a episode about

industry news in our in a couple of gear reviews that we do we do that episode or at least

that format of of an episode once per month this afternoon we're really excited to talk with you

about two viral videos two videos that went really quite widespread in the last week

um that both have some really important lessons to take away from

them especially in I mean the title of the episode is when is it best to just walk away and and

and that is a really important question to ask. Like, it's really important.

I mean, going back to the episode I did last week or so with Matt Little talking about, like, knowing in advance, like, deciding now and understanding the math involved in a self-defense situation, right?

Like making some of those decisions ahead of time and being in the right place

mentally and emotionally is really, really important.

And that's going to become really evident in today's episode.

First, today's episode, though, was brought to you by the 2021 Guardian Conference, talking about it quite a bit these days because it is actually quite consuming for me personally as we, as I and we plan for this big event.

We're anticipating a good number of you guys, okay?

And that's important because we have an all-star

lineup of instructors for this event taking place in Oklahoma City Oklahoma

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