Mark Bowden

They threat check at that point.

So they look around to see, is anybody watching me at this point?

They're not signaling to anybody else.

There's nobody with them.

So they're personally prepared for some stuff, but they're not fully prepared with a whole group.

of people here.

It's one person alone, somewhat prepared and not completely assured.

What do I mean by that?

Well, for example, you see the person check with their left hand their weapon, which from others that I've noted, it's the wrong weapon in the wrong holster.

So it's going to be loose in there.

So they're semi-prepared with that.

And they're not assured that it's going to stay there.

They're worried that it's going to fall out.

or that they may need it.

Anybody fully prepared will know, I know exactly how my weapon is and functioning.

And I know exactly when I'm going to take it out and use it because they have planned, planned, planned.

This person is ill-prepared somewhat and not completely assured.

Well, you're either very confident or you don't think about those things.

So look, there is a neurotype.

There is a bunch of people out there, not many, who aren't going to have the same fear as you in that situation.