Your perspective, you know, before Christ and where you are now, that component of it. How do you see yourself handling that? Like killing then and like versus killing now. And I'm specifically not saying murder, right? Because there's a distinction. We best that one up sometimes, don't we? Yeah. I know I've been asked that question before. And, and I said this in the the book and I don't have regrets of those.

I do have regrets of shots that I did not take though.

Really?

And here's an example.

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All right.

We'll move to another episode of the Collian Noir podcast and I'm just going to let you do the pleasure of introducing yourself.

Okay.

Because I've been told, I keep getting told that I'm very bad at introducing people.

Really?

So, yeah.

So what I've decided to do is pass on responsibility to the people I'm supposed to.

Oh, I got you.

I see what you do is you should keep doing it until you get it right. It's like, hey, it's getting much better.

You would think that.

Yeah, I just, yeah, I'm, I think I'm socially lazy.

I think that's acceptable now.

Is it?

I think so.

You can just kind of do whatever you want now.

I mean, I have noticed, I don't know if it's age, but I've noticed that as I've gotten older,

I'm literally saying it's age, but I've noticed that as I've gotten older, I'm literally saying

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