Hello everybody, welcome to another T-Rex talk. I come to you now as Isaac the White at the

turning of the time. I was telling Charles, I'm not sure why I wore the shirt today. I guess it was

just for all the people who were complaining about the stream being overexposed on the last live stream.

So today we're going to be talking about force multipliers. And since that's a complicated and long topic, we will barely scratch the

surface. We'll talk about random little bits of gear instead of the overall larger picture stuff

because that's what I tend to do when I talk about things. And for those of you who are listening

to this live stream as an audio podcast, I'm going to try to describe

stuff in a way that doesn't leave you completely confused as to the random stuff that I'm holding

up. But for those of you who are watching the video, obviously you can see things and we're

not going to hold up any firearms. Firearms are absolutely force-multifying devices. They take objects and then they apply considerable force

to them so that kinetic and ballistic magic happens. But YouTube won't let us hold those up on

live stream, so we're going to just sort of refer obliquely to that particular type of force multiplying device. So yeah,

welcome to another talk. We do want to get into this topic. We talk about a lot of, a lot of

things that T-Rex arms are geared around equipment. It's not that we don't, it's not that we don't

talk about training. It's just that

oftentimes we talk about training without talking about gear. And then other times we make gear

and get caught up and talking about gear without talking about training. Those things go very

well together. They go together like, I don't know, like there's a holster, like a two-part

holster, Chad, that kind of goes together like this.

Whatever are you talking about?

It's a metaphor for things that go well together.

I don't know.

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