Garrison Davis

Or so-and-so.

It's almost like we need time to process.

And it's enough in the past now that I think we can look at how these things affected regular people in this town.

And that's like a huge deal in that town because people are shocked by it or they want to harass those people after that.

So that was one factor.

And as for myself, it also overlaps with probably the darkest time in my life.

And that's not totally unrelated to

I had spent, as you know, a lot of time with these guys.

And I know you personally have dealt with a lot of threats.

So, yeah.

So, yeah, I mean, I had gone through it for a while on my end.

One example of that is in 2021.

And, you know, do you have any questions about that?

I was like, I do, but my eight-year-old is like slurping on a, you know, a cherry Slurpee in the back seat.

That duty to warn thing is kind of a double-edged sword, right?

Because they do have this legal obligation to inform you that there's a credible threat on your life.

But, like, they're not going to give you enough information to make you feel empowered by knowing this information.

So it's like, maybe I would rather just not know.

Yeah.

Like, if there's something I can do to mitigate this, can I just not know?