Steven Rinella

He was eating pepperoni pizza.

I'm like, he's not even a vegetarian, dude.

They're like, no, he ordered a pepperoni pizza.

I was like, what a hypocrite.

Legitimate subsistence.

Legitimate subsistence.

On the issue of here and from, just to wrap that up, on the issue of being a hunter out in the public eye and getting harassed by animal rights extremists, there's nothing they can take from me.

Do you know what I mean?

It's like what they do is a better target is someone that you can harm some aspect of their occupation.

Let's say you're an actor.

You're an actor and you're like a closeted hunter and actor, and there are some.

Because they're like, well, I'll be rejected in Hollywood if people know that I do this.

I don't know, because like driver's ed isn't even mandatory.

That's a good point.

I like it.

It's nice to have it be available.

When I was a kid, we took it at school.

You could go to the school and take it, but it was a weekend-long thing.

How long can people go on about this?

Because I'll try to be quick about the issue.