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And we want to make sure that if you're on the stand getting questioned by a defense attorney or a prosecutor or whoever...

that you can articulate these things and, and handle at least the basics of, Oh, this is my thought process in the moment, totality of circumstances.

So yeah, the thing I'm talking about is literally the exact same thing.

I've done one of those before as well.

It sounds stupid.

I mean, you're looking at a movie projector screen, but auditory exclusion and a lot of those other stress responses still come into play, even though, you know, it's not real.

Like I said, I've done that before.

The same thing.

I had a partner when I was doing it.

It was kind of law enforcement training.

I had a taser.

The partner had pepper spray.

We roll up, altercation in a parking lot, again, simulated, blah, blah, blah.

Guy goes to show a gun.

They're screaming at each other.

My partner draws his pistol.

I draw the taser.

And as soon as the guy goes for the pistol we already knew was there, I tasered him.

My instructors thought that I shot him with my pistol.

They didn't realize I had actually pulled the less lethal.