Alan Bennett

So the same thing with Megan.

It's like when she was pregnant, she's like, yeah, I had literally had, she had to leave the house when I cooked.

Yeah.

Cause she could not stand the smell of it.

Yeah, dry firing and draw practice.

My wife will 100% make fun of me, so I do this every time before we leave.

I'll put my gun on, and I'll focus on some points on the wall.

Say there's a light switch here, or I don't know, there's a smudge in the paint here, and I will get myself, before we leave the house, I draw...

and make it to where I can present where I'm looking at every time before we leave the house.

It's just like a muscle memory thing for me.

I'm like, hey, I just want to make sure that I'm like,

All right, I can make sure that I'm pointing correctly at what I'm looking at.

Because it depends if I'm carrying my platypus now or my Glock.

It's two different angles.

2011s, it's like you point with your fingers.

With your Glock, you point with your knuckles.

It's two different things.

And she'll be like, wow, you're so autistic over there just aiming your gun at shit.

And I'm like, all right, well...

Call me an idiot when I'm the one that has to defend us from shit that happens.