Kristen

And that's why.

So that's the why is I enjoy doing it.

I enjoy empowering women and seeing more women getting into the sport, getting more into practicing and caring about

people in general just don't practice.

And I keep trying to remind, Hey, well, you need to practice.

You need to put hands on it.

Can you at least put eyes on your gun?

You know, like look at it.

So it's, I really, really encourage that.

And I even started doing a training tip Tuesday, again, just little, little pieces of nuggets for, for people to just kind of like wrap their heads around and, and again, situational awareness, you

You know, so there's that, you know, because the goal and you see the anti gunners are like, you know, coming at us.

And it's like, dude, my first instinct is not to grab a gun and, you know, shoot and ask questions later.

It's like to not be in that position in the first place and then work to that spot.

So, yeah, my firearm is my last resort, but it can be my first resort if the situation presents itself that way.

But it's just it's all of those things we have to start thinking about.

I have a good business because of it.

And it's not that you're not great at what you do.

It's just, you might have a harder time explaining things to people who don't learn the same way as you do.

Just like if I were to, I haven't, I can't think of an idea right off the hand, but maybe if I was to try to teach you something about a car that, you know, it's just, we're women or men are completely different.

We are innately good at certain things.