Robert Smith

Yes.

They had good stuff at their booth, man.

That was pretty cool.

You had a good chat with the owner of the company

They have some cool stuff.

Now, three years ago you told me you never owned a suppressed pistol or rifle or shotgun.

I'd have been like, no way in hell because of the fact you have to have multiple tax camps and spend $200 each.

Now that the $200 is not on the table, come on, let's have some fun.

yeah so i just picked up a toy i was walking around the first floor of shot show the venetian first floor on wednesday when rusty was otherwise incapacitated because of activities of the previous evening i hadn't hooked up with tony yet that day and then i found up this this booth called this booth called exothermic reactions and i'm looking for stuff going this looks pretty cool and i got to talking to the engineer he goes yeah yeah i've been designing a

flamethrowers for a while.

I'm like, oh, that's so cool.

Yeah, because when I did the XM42 when they first came out, what, 12 years ago?

A long time ago, I got on their Kickstarter campaign.

He goes, yeah, that was me.

I designed that.

Then we had a falling out, so now we got this stuff.

And these things are cool.

They're just, they're flamethrowers.

You got everything from a small thing with maybe a quarter gallon of gasoline all the way up to a big handheld backpack, which I'm like, this is so freaking cool.

I'm like, I just saw this.