Brandon Herrera

Like there were attorneys that were like, well, you know, this is why we're doing this.

Like, for example, I don't know if people know you can't show thermals.

Like you can't show thermal optics on YouTube.

That thermal argument.

Dude.

Idiot, it's like it is my fucking job to know like firearm laws across the country because if we ship something out to let's say You know Washington State right not compliant that falls back on our license like I know the firearm law and this is a firearms manufacturer who has all the licensing in the country and We I'm having this fucking argument with this guy because he's like well actually I'm an attorney and I know that thermals are illegal and

I'm like, no, they are not.

I said, there is no state in this country that thermals are illegal, like just outright banned.

There's certain states where you can't hunt with thermals and stuff like that.

Like there's different, like there's local municipalities and things, there's like some nuance to it.

I'm like, no, in the United States of America, thermals are not illegal.

And he's like, well, agree to disagree.

That's not how it works, sir.

No.

And I'm not saying that that's why they rolled back the restrictions, but it's also like it's a great way for people to vote with their dollar.

Like, yeah.

I'm glad you brought that up, too, because we get a lot of people that ask, especially on my content, they're like, well, why would you give YouTube any... Why would you upload on YouTube at all?

Like, it's just for the money?

Is it this or whatever?

They're a monopoly.