And I won't back down.

Hey, baby, there ain't no easy way out.

Hey, everybody, thanks so much for joining us right here on The Right View.

Tonight, we're joined by the CEO of Burna Less Lethal, Brian Gans.

Brian, welcome to the show. I had an awesome experience and an

opportunity to work with your team to teach me all about Burnah. So I know a lot about it, but for

the audience here today, can you give everybody a little bit of insight into Burna what it is and where the idea

for this came from? Well, first of, let me just start by saying thank you very much. It's really a

privilege and an honor to be on the show with you. And it is wonderful to have you as part of the

Burna team. So thank you very much. Thank you. I appreciate that. You know, like yourself,

I have been a gun owner most of my adult life. But if I were really, to be honest with myself,

I didn't know how quick I would be to pull the trigger. And I worried if I hesitated,

was that a fatal hesitation for me? If I didn't

hesitate, would I be making a fatal mistake? And I actually had a frightening experience about a

decade ago where I was involved in a road rage incident. And I learned exactly how quick I would

be to pull the trigger, which was not very quick.

I was driving admittedly probably like a jerk, but somebody got right on my bumper and they're

beeping their horn and I try to speed up and they sped up and I slowed down and they slowed down.

And honestly, Laura, I really got scared.

I pulled over to the side of the road

thinking this guy would go around me, but he didn't. He got out, he pulled in right behind me, got out of his car. Oh my gosh. Now, I had a, like 9mm, my Glock 19 in the glove box. And I'm thinking, do I get out with my gun? and I could see in the side view mirror that that he didn't have anything in his hands and I'm thinking if I get out with my gun? And I could see in the side view mirror that he didn't have anything in his hands.

And I'm thinking, if I get out with my gun, nothing good can happen.

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