Tony

Bitches know who you are.

I'm not saying that about the girl in the gun.

The most organized and thoughtful organization.

meeting that I could have ever imagined.

That's really cool.

Like even like down to the, like the welcome into the classroom, the salute to the flag and the colors on the wall.

We all said the pledge of allegiance before we started the meeting, went around, introduced ourselves, our name, where we're from and our training level and any experience that we had in firearms.

I'm going to say it now.

You, you, you haven't in with these people.

I think you need to see who on the greater organization you can get and you should have them on the podcast and interview them to learn more about the organization.

Cause I'm blown away just from hearing from like almost third hand because you technically weren't in the class.

You were an RO.

So yeah, they're clearly doing something right.

And especially listen, I've been teaching guns a long time, trying to get women to open up to shoot guns and,

Is easier now, but it is still one of the more difficult things to do.

If it was easy, this would be a trillion dollar industry.

It's only a billion because the women aren't opening up as quickly as the men are.

I think a really big part of that is finding a friend that makes you feel welcome and seeing another woman doing it, that you can do it too.

Being behind the counter now that I have, like, I've always been behind, you know, the women's classes and, you know, the exclusivity of feeling like this is a safe place where I won't be judged and, you know, over-masculated.

It's stepping stone.