Philip

is my thought on it.

So even from Badger, I have to have a stopwatch of some sort on me.

I opt to actually run a physical stopwatch just because I know that under pressure, you know, your dexterity goes down and trying to fiddle with a watch is just not going to be my thing.

And I have a little sandwich pouch, they call it or something like that.

That's like a Velcro pouch that attaches to my chest rig.

I put that on for Badger, and I put my pen, pencil, and papers in there, and my stopwatch goes in that, and that is where I carry stuff with me.

And then I also wear a camelback for water, right?

Oh, yeah.

And then I slot in different things in the front.

Anyway, but that's totally different than what I would do for anything else.

That comes right back off if I'm going to run a local two-gun match.

It comes right back off.

I swap it in for additional mag, like pouches in front of there.

Again, my point is being intentional for what is the requirements of the match and then what are those things that are requirements for yourself, right?

I think that is winning the day right there, personal opinion.

I agree with that.

So with that, Tyler, dang it.

I was so close.

So dad advice is, uh, something that we've talked about in the past and I feel like it's good to continue to bring up.

Um, but yeah,