John

And so again, everyone's going to hate me in the comment section.

Cause I say it all the time.

Don't trade your spouse.

You hit it right.

Like it can be frustrating.

I get, I, I watched from afar and encourage, and then I see things and I don't want to be, I'll look at the instructor and be like, Oh, there's this.

And,

Try not to discourage because the minute you discourage somebody or something happens, a lot of, especially with new shooters, a lot of them will get discouraged very easily because they're not good.

You're learning a new skill.

Like I know that anytime I learn a new skill, if I'm not perfect at it right away, then I get discouraged.

But it's the same thing goes for new shooters.

And as instructors and husbands and spouses and things like that, you need to know where the limitations are and how to adjust around them.

Well, Kaylee brought up new time gun owners, and I'm going to be honest, I haven't been on the AmoSquared website for a minute, so shame on me.

But have you guys ever considered doing like a drop-down tab of manufacturers and calibers so people can go, okay, I've got a Glock.

I know it's a Glock, and I know it's a Glock.

No, I 100% agree.

One of my favorite tactics I used to use, and I trained youth shooting sports for a long time.

One of my favorite tactics is they always get discouraged when they don't hit the center of the target.

But then you talk to them and you're like, well, you put five on top of each other.

It's just a little to the right.