Jason McBride

I think it was $125, but it was still more than the scope.

Yeah, I usually leave enough room to get out too.

And I thought, you know, if I thought I could get out, I would just leave.

But if I can't, and it also, like he said, it depends on if my family's in the car.

But if I can't get my vehicle out, I'm probably...

You might not agree with this, but I'm probably going to put it in park because if I have to, I don't want to be rolling around with my car, my truck hitting the car in front of me.

I'd rather put it in park and then I can use both hands, both feet, do whatever I need to.

I feel like I can put all my attention into dealing with the situation if I don't have to worry about my truck rolling on me.

Well, my other thought with that too was like, if my family's in the truck and I can't get my truck out of the situation, I would rather put it in park, get out of the truck so that if he is going to shoot at me, I'm not in the truck while he's shooting into the truck with my two kids and my wife in there.

I'd rather be the target away from them.

The thing that I really like about this situation is that it's sufficiently vague that if your answer is, well, I'm just going to go forward, reverse, forward, reverse until I make a hole and get out of there.

And the guy was just trying to sell you roses or something.

They've got to present a threat.

Can you suck it?

The last time I gave anything to a panhandler was probably six years ago.

And it's the last time I ever did it because it was middle of winter.

It was like January.

It was super freaking cold outside, like single digits.

And I was working downtown at a stoplight, roll my window down.

And I had a spare blanket that I kept in my vehicle and,