A
Well, I, I have three theories about it, you know, three things. I have one theory, and it's brought to us by two things. One I, I believe that this is a function of, uh, the violence that young people see on television and the movies.
B
Uh-huh.
A
And, I am not just talking about, you know, uh, role models of gu-, of tough guys and gangsters and things like that, I am not even, I am not even convinced that maybe things like football, hockey and, th-, th-, the, you know, the, and even baseball games now where the, everything is settled with a fight. You know, the, the immediate need to show some sort of violence to settle th-, the argument. And, and then I, I am an advocate of hand gun control to some degree, so I think that particularly I, I was reading the other day about, uh, Corpus Christi, Texas which has the MUMBLEx the highest, I think it's Corpus Christi, that had the highest rates per hand gun death in America -- -- uh, per capita.
B
Yeah, I was, I have not seen that, but, uh,
A
I mean the Saturday night special stuff so,
B
Yeah.