I mean, I generally think that guns. I do like the idea that guns. Second amendment helps protect the First Amendment. There's a kind of sense that makes. Puts me at ease knowing that so many people in this country have guns that. I mean, Alex Jones, I just listened to one episode of Infowars for the first time. Boy, is he. He reminds me, like, when I drank some tequila, I felt like I'm going to some dark places today. That's how I feel like, listening to him. But he talks about, like, that. It's. He worries about martial law. So, basically, government overreach by which happened throughout history. Like, there's something to worry about there. But it's. It puts me at ease knowing that so much of the population has guns that people, government would think twice before instituting martial law on cities. But I actually was asking almost, like, on the individual level, I maybe shouldn't say this, but I don't yet own a gun. And I felt that if I carry a gun, statistically, just for me as a human, knowing my psychology, I feel like I'm more likely to die. Like, I feel like I would put myself in situations that I shouldn't. Like the way I. I will see the world will change, because my natural feeling is, like, when somebody. When I was in Philly and I knew late at night, if West Philly, when some guy looks at you, you can immediately calculate that this is a dangerous human being. There. It starts with a monkey. Look at first, like, I'm a bigger monkey than you. And that's where I found, like, for example, I'll do the beta thing of just looking down and turning away and just getting out of trouble, like, very politely. And basically that kind of approach, because if you have, in terms of getting out of serious violence situations, like serious something where you could die versus if I had a gun, I feel like I would want to be that. That would be that cowboy monkey thing where I would want to put myself in situations where I'm a little bit of a savior, even of myself, and almost create danger which can no longer, like, the escalation of which I can no longer control.