Clint Smith

So you have to think that he didn't just draw that gun left handed that that day.

You know what I mean?

So people go like, I'm going to shoot two handed unless you only got one because now I'm moving one of my kids out of the way.

So the psychology can be like, OK, like all of you should have a fire extinguisher, for example, besides your bed.

Statistically, you're more likely to burn alive than you ever be killed in a home invasion.

There's a great book, you guys, if you've never read him or saw him, especially in your line of work, it's called On Killing by Dave Grossman.

And it isn't about killing people.

It's about the psychology of killing people.

Then he has a second book called On Combat.

And he's a colonel in the army.

And I mean, this guy had access to everybody, Afghanistan and Iraq, all that.

So in other words, it isn't.

I always love people go like in the military.

It doesn't matter.

Okay.

When you're in a fight, it doesn't matter what your uniform is.

You can have Levi's on and a black shirt.

Okay.

Or you can be with a helmet and body armor.

You know what I'm saying?