Tyler

So that means anyone who is up for re-election pretty much has to vote yes for it.

Because whether you're a Republican or Democrat, if you vote no to give the Americans their money, all they're going to be like is...

You voted to not give me money.

I don't know if I want to vote for you.

And the best part is this is a dividend check, not a stimulus check.

Because people are going to say, it's a stimulus check, it's going to mess up the economy.

There's a difference.

But I digress on that.

It leads to the whole economic sentence.

to win lose no matter what they vote for it then they voted for trump's bill i know right exactly there's not much you can do the only thing you do is like tie other things to to this anyway but we should we should we should not go down that rabbit hole yeah i know right hey they the funny thing is like for me i kind of joke to my fiance it's like in theory it should be around like around summer so i was like hey pay for the wedding slash the honeymoon bills right yeah

Because we will both get it.

It's definitely a balance, man.

I think it's really about whatever you want to prioritize, whether it's preparedness versus mobility or speed.

There's always going to be things that you're going to give up on, and that is perfectly fine.

And that's where it's whatever you decide to prioritize.

And what you want to do for me, my care is more leaning towards geared out.

But I choose so because I want to keep my belt on the more minute quote unquote minimalist side.

It's not like the full blown like USPSA where it's like literally holster and four or five mags and that's it.

But I just want to make sure that

I am kind of distributing things based off of my strengths.