Yeah, and I understand that. But at the same time, one thing, one thing that needs to be made clear is that Ohio law, if you and I were to take off our jackets right now and we had a gun on our, on our hip in a holster, you and I could walk around in public all we wanted to under Ohio law, currently, there's nothing stopping us from doing that, whether we're registered or not. The difference with this concealed, what they should be calling permitless concealed carry as opposed to constitutional carry as it's been branded. But permitless concealed carry essentially means that. (05:28–05:44)
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