If we didn’t have those soccer moms and the trendy’s buying them, we wouldn’t have the Wrangler.

What’s the point of anything people enjoy?

He has found his place in the market and makes good money doing something he likes. What’s the problem with that?

I think in this case it’s pretty clesr everything worked out pretty well the way it played out. No one was hurt and the guy was arrested.

Tone is hard to convey over text, but I was going along with your joke, buddy.

I didn’t mean literally sever your arm from your body.

Don’t get me wrong, I completely agree with you. I’m fully behind how much you need to go through and prove to get a CCW permit here. I don’t think every untrained jackass with a pulse should be carrying around a gun just because.

But carrying them around with you is another story. They don’t exactly hand out CCW permits here.

Exactly.

Was it a Cobra? (Snake or Mustang or both?)

Soft top Jeep Wranglers count as convertibles, right? This didn’t happen while I was driving, but it did make driving around a bit unpleasant at times...

Nah man, you don’t understand my home IS the road...

That I would actually do if I was behind him.

I’m sure the police got tons of calls about this incident. People are pretty quick to dial 911 for things like this.

Owning them is one thing, but legally carrying them around in California is tough. The CCW laws here are extremely tight to the point where almost no one has one.

Uh oh, I literally drive a black painted Nissan.... I need to warn my family.

This isn’t a fucking action movie and I’m pretty sure you’re not The Rock.

What would you have done? Honestly, not in internet hero talk.

Not at all, Im a California is gun owner myself. It’s just our conceal carry laws are pretty strict and it’s rare for someone to have a permit here. And the people that carry them illegally aren’t about to whip them out and risk the consequences just for this purpose.

Ok, I’m with ya