So now I know I'm 100% being followed, chase, whatever it is. So at this point, I gun it.

And my car is substantially faster than theirs. So I'm gone, right? And they're still making chase.

They're still chasing. I can see them in the rearview mirror. They're chasing me. So what I'm doing, so at this point I'm thinking to myself, all right, I'm being followed. I'm being chased. What do I do? I'm not at a point now. I can just roll down the window and start bucking shots out the window. Not going to end well for me. This episode of the Collian Noir podcast is brought to you by Vetter Holsters.

What's going on, folks?

It's Koleon Nwar here with another episode of the Koleon Noir podcast.

This will be a solo edition.

I'd rather like these solo editions.

Granted, I'll be following us up with way more interviews and so forth and so on and having

a guest on here.

Sometimes when I'm doing, either one I'm doing a lot of traveling, I've got way too much going

on.

I can't always get people coordinated to do all the stuff.

You know how the podcast thing goes.

That said, today I wanted to kind of talk about the times, yes,

plural, plural, where people tried to car check me. Now, I know, oh man, for the longest time, not the long, I mean, as long as I can remember, I've always been a car guy.

You know, I mean, I have a whole car channel now, which I need to really start posting moron.

I've always been a car person.

It's always been my thing.

Like, since a kid, I remember playing

with the hot wheels and stuff like that. And for me, cars were an escape, especially when I was

younger, because you know, when you're younger, you know, you don't have a license. Um, you can't

drive anywhere. And so, you know, I had bikes, skateboard, stuff like that. But when I got my car,

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