Sean Herron

Yeah.

I don't know.

It's weird, man.

Uh, plug.

I, Dave says, hold up deer are attracted to tobacco and I chew.

Is that baiting?

Oh my goodness.

Okay.

Here's another one that I've actually had in the show notes for three weeks now.

And it is, I think relevant to a lot of us, uh, Pharaoh concepts and spiritist systems propose an open standard for plate carrier modularity, uh,

And you may be like, what is that?

But basically, a universal standard for front flap and back panel attachment systems on plate carriers does not exist, which basically just means that no matter what you buy from whoever you buy it from, everything's different.

None of it works together.

And it's weird.

So the primary focus of what they want to do with their open standard is zipper spacing and length variations.

They want to solve incompatible zipper teeth because people use different teeth and sizes and stuff like that.

They want to...

do front flap placard attachment methodologies and standardize those, which would be nice because, again, everything you buy is going to be basically different and not work together.

Also, this dude in this picture has a massive wedgie.

I'm not sure what that's all about, and it kind of freaks me out a little bit.