Matt Walsh

And, uh, and anyway,

So it's kind of been that way with Boy Scouts for a while.

And I know as you get to the older ages, maybe it's a little bit different.

So some of this is the feminization of Boy Scouts.

It's been going on for a while.

And at this point, for my son, my son, I mentioned before, he loves outdoor wilderness survival.

It's his obsession.

He's obsessed with it.

which is great, and you'd think he'd be a perfect candidate for Boy Scouts.

You'd think this is made for him.

But it's not because he actually, he doesn't want to do the thing.

He doesn't want to sit for hours in a church basement doing, we're going to do arts and crafts.

We're going to play these fun activities, which is so much of what Boy Scouts actually is.

He doesn't want to do that.

He wants to be out in the woods.

That's all he wants to do.

And so what we do is we do, we have them in wilderness.

We had to go and find like wilderness survival camps.

Where he goes outside and he camps and he learns how to make fires and he learns how to field dress and he does all that.

And now he's way more advanced in those areas than your average Boy Scout his age is, certainly.