Evan Hafer

Is that the English?

That's a totally different game.

It's totally different.

So it's got to be older, then, right?

Huh.

So that explains why archery is also somewhat a fascination then because you have very similar aspects to archery and pool that directly translate.

That's like why those things snap together real well for you.

Yeah, like, that's the thing I love about, like, shooting just in general.

Like, if I'm hitting a target, it doesn't matter.

I took my kids to the arcade the other day, and, uh, skee-ball.

I can, like, spend an hour on that thing, just, like... Just trying to get that perfect lob.

Just trying to get that perfect lob in there.

And it's, like, I used to tell people, I'm like, I'm just a projectile enthusiast, where...

I love hitting center mass of whatever target.

I'm still a six-year-old kid with my BB gun, right?

It's like, at the end of the day, now my tools are, you know, much more advanced, and I've got, you know, the millions of dollars of government-funded training behind me, so I'm a little bit more effective at hitting what I want to shoot at.

But it still has the same, the same exact feeling.

Like...

If you're six years old hitting a pop can with your BB gun or wringing a piece of steel at a mile with a rifle or hitting the heart of a foam elk in your backyard, it's the same, dude.

It translates and it pulls you into something that's pure, I guess.