Dan Morton

But in the meantime, they're accumulating it over time.

And then that value is there in case they need it for an emergency situation or a shortage or anything like that.

So it's a very interesting asset class.

in a hundred years from now.

We have some boxes in the warehouse that literally have dust on them.

Because it's, because it's somebody's ammo that they bought when we had all these crazy calibers.

And they haven't taken shipment yet.

35 Remington.

We brought it when one of the distributors was going out of business.

And so we just bought a bunch of random capsules.

spicier takes yes like what's an example anything anything you're passionate and spicy about oh man don't get me started i can't swear all right all right um so that's socialists i see why you wanted to swear yeah no well you did

So I've been on this kick lately of what I'm calling like personal sovereignty.

So you have in our community, in the 2A community, you have people that are very much all about personal responsibility, personal protection.

We call it kind of the freedom culture.

And it's, we're used to it because we're in it every day.

And we talk to people that are also like-minded and taking care of yourself and

then there's the opposite side of the spectrum.

And it's not, you know, red or blue, really.

It's actually, you know, whether you like the government to step in and take care of you or not.

I mean, it's really what it is.