Blythe Terrell

So, I mean, that's kind of where that's sort of like the origin story of some of this stuff.

And now I want to talk a little bit about what this tear gas is, you know, what we have out there in the streets today, what it can actually do to you.

Yeah.

So like she said, solid stuff sort of squished into canisters can then get fired out into crowds.

Yeah.

And released as is aerosol.

We talked to another protester about this in Minneapolis.

We're going to call her A. And she told us what it's like to sort of see these canisters kind of all around you in the street.

Yeah, I mean, and A actually sent me some photos where it's just, like, this... You can see sort of this massive cloud just kind of hovering between buildings.

And some of that could be smoke.

Like, there's also reports of, like, just smoke and not tear gas.

But there's obviously, like, all of this stuff in the air.

And I asked her, like...

you know, if they can get away from it.

Yeah, totally.

And I also asked Jennifer a little bit more just about like how it feels exactly.

If I get hit with tear gas, what happens?

Maybe.

Maybe.

Maybe, Jennifer.