Leaving the Home Depot, had a conversation with somebody, and again,

that I was watching a conversation with this not a reflection on you.

This just gives me fuel for a video, because if you're experiencing the troubles that you're experiencing,

other people are experiencing the same trouble. So I'm going to try to help address what these

troubles are. And if you're experiencing them, this may be a video that you'll begin to watch and say holy shit. That's me. I got a little

traffic jam here Home Depot.

Everybody's like 107 years old. Hold on. That's okay. But you would say to yourself, hey, that's me. I didn't realize that. And okay, it's time to have some

self reflection on what I'm actually doing, what I'm missing here. A lot of times people will call me and say, hey, I'm missing here a lot of times people call me and say hey I'm having trouble

I'm only getting like small amounts of marijuana and I can try to diagnose what your

problem is actually I haven't had somebody yet who's explained things to me and it wasn't really

apparent to me what their issues were. So you have to understand something. Now

Greg Gilmore is doing a high-level interdiction hidden compartment training course.

First Street Cop training, he's an instructor with this company.

To come to his class with six months or a year on a job or three or five, but with no experience, no understanding

of behavior and people who are engaged before during and after the criminal offense,

to think you're going to go out and start hitting traps on cars.

You may have some possibilities with it.

If you get good enough, you're going to need a lot lot a lot of training but

You have to start to get good at

medium and low level interdiction if you have no experience with that you're really it's hard to jump from one to the next.

You don't pick up a basketball on a Monday and get recruited for the NBA on a Friday.

People who train and the instructors that you guys are seeing in these

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