Randall Carlson

And I thought, no, this is a wake-up call.

This is a wake-up call for us.

Now, this is a manufactured crisis, but this could be a real crisis.

Well...

kind of the way I look at it is, you know, I love to go camping.

So if I'm going to go camping, say in Minnesota, I might prepare one way.

If I'm going to go camping in South Georgia, like say down in the Okefenokee, I know there's alligators and poisonous snakes and, uh,

You take preparations, and if you're prepared, yeah, you can go into the Okefenokee, and it's like you're back into Cretaceous in a way, right?

And it can be a really cool, enjoyable experience, but if you're unprepared, yeah, then it's a whole different matter.

Again, are you going to go, you know, if you're going to go up, you can go mountain climbing.

Well, you get prepared for that, and it can be an awesome experience, right?

You go into the desert.

Well, you want to be prepared.

You want to make sure you've got plenty of water.

You need a hat, probably sunglasses.

You do things, and this is all part of being a prepper in a way, right?

Isn't it?

You need to be prepared for whatever you're going to be dealing with.

So on a larger scale, I think, yeah, it's kind of the same thing.

It just makes sense that I think the whole –