Avery Truffleman

I would never.

And so the funny thing is, Jad, when you were talking about guys at the gym wearing camo, it's like, well, they're not veterans.

It's so obvious.

And I didn't realize that it was sort of like a civilian privilege to wear camo.

I was like, oh, that kind of changes things.

I never really thought about it that way.

I kind of thought it was a privilege for y'all.

And they were like, no, no, no, that's you.

We don't really want to do that.

That's all you.

So that really changed things for me.

I will say, I do still feel very strangely about wearing, like, the current camo that the military has.

Like, I did buy some camo pants at a military base, and, like, sometimes I wear them, and people are like, sick pants, bro.

I'm like, ugh, I don't know, weird.

So I do feel weird.

So the funny thing is, I do think it also depends on, like, the kind of camo you're wearing, because I don't think there's anything... If you're wearing a fashion camo or a, like...

81 Woodland or something.

That has nothing to do with the current war.

That's purely fashion, you know?

And if the idea that like, oh, camo writ large represents war.