Emily Jashinsky

And that's thousands of kids who just at that one school

are now dealing with this panic and probably PTSD in a lot of their cases.

And you think about Brown, you get an active shooter alert on your phone, which I assume went out in the case of Brown.

It happens at schools.

There was a mistaken one that was sent out when I was in college.

It is absolutely terrifying.

I mean, again, this is like nightmare fuel.

It is everybody's worst case scenario when you're a teenager and you're in college.

And so

To get that in and of itself is terrifying.

And just thinking a little bit also about the Australia story you introduced, Megan.

In that case, I know we're gonna talk about it, but they have really strict gun laws in Australia.

Some of these shootings happen in places where there are really strict gun laws.

College campuses are certainly those types of places.

There's just evil.

I mean, there's just unimaginable evil.

And this period of high-tech modernity seems to be bringing out more and more of it in more and more dangerous ways.

And to some extent, there's nothing you'll ever be able to do to protect yourself from the evil that's in the world.

It has to be a place.

Parkland.