Chris Bartagon

Hmm.

OK.

And so I think when we were talking earlier offline, you mentioned that the second movie comes out today or this week.

Yeah, I agree.

And, and this is not a, this is not a new conversation that we've had.

This actually, the bag conversation has been a repeated one, but I think it's important, right?

Like we did a, uh, an episode last year and I thought it was a great episode and it was building, uh, you know, building a 72 hour bag with the seas of, uh, of survival and the things that you should have in your go bag.

Um, you know, I've talked about, uh,

In previous episodes, we've talked about our get home bag, which is different from a go bag, right?

My example is,

of my get home bag is my, you know, level up, right?

Mario eats the, eats the mushroom or the sunflower seed and goes from little guy to big guy.

Right.

Uh, and it goes back to the saying that I've always said is what I have on me gets me to my truck and what I have in my truck gets me home.

And let's go back.

I want to kind of clarify that, right?

Because as we're talking about bags, I think everybody's mind immediately goes to duffel bag, backpack, backpack.

something you're carrying on me.

And if you think about that, an inch bag or an I'm never coming home bag, you've got to think that everything that's in your house that you want to take, because you're never going to see it again.

I don't know that that's a bag, but it could, excuse me.