So you pointed out something about how, you know, you have like southern states with our,

let's say, just more lax gun laws.

And then that's kind of creating the market for guns transitioning over into places like New York and things of that nature.

A lot of times the anti-gun side, so to speak, you know, they say they blame their gun violence on those states and their lax

gun laws. Do you think there's some merit to that? You know, I understand if you're in a state

and you have certain laws and all these guns are pouring in from a source state, you know,

why you would have an issue. But I think when you kind of look at the bigger picture, you can't

blame, you know, that free market.

You can't blame that for your problems.

Yeah.

Look at your own problems.

Police your own people.

But you clearly have a demand for it.

Exactly.

Right.

Right.

So you can't, you know, it's like blaming, you know, the automaker for if you're having more DUIs or whatever it is.

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