The folding mechanics is fun to see.
I would think such a thing would be much heavier if made out of
metal - and therefore NOT practical for the back pocket like he
demonstrates.
I like the example he gives. "It's like a flashlight, walk your dog, take the trash out, check the mail. Any problems occur you need immediate action with, get on target and you're done."
I love these scenarios where you suddenly need massive firepower.
So there I was, at Whole Foods. I was comparing the organic watermellons to the convertional watermellon. I was thinking, "should I pay 20 cents more a pound for organic?" When suddenly 8 terrorists dropped from the ceiling, knocking over the make-your-own-nut-butter machine and scattering whole unsalted walnuts everywhere! Luckily I had my folding machine gun stuck in my pants. I whipped it out, took a moment to appreciate the smooth unfolding action, and no-scope 1-shot all those terrorist bastards. The entire staff of the Whole Foods erupted in cheers! I was hoisted over their shoulders and carried directly to the front of the cashier line. I swiped my Amazon Credit Card, purchased my Watermellon and left.
... He who ploughs a straight furrow, is probably in a rut.
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