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“That’s refreshing”

I don’t care for technology more advanced than a 1982 Ford F150. I certainly don’t care for technology for technology’s sake. If it is complicated, I simply won’t engage. I don’t have a car with airbags or electric locks. I rent them when I travel and I’m grateful that I don’t need to pump up the airbags myself. I was excited to learn recently that if you press the unlock button twice on a rental car it unlocks ALL the doors. Who knew? SafeShoot asked me to write about the upcoming tech trends in hunting a couple weeks ago. I refused. In hunting camp last fall I bragged about my girlfriend buying a coffeemaker that started automatically in the morning and what a great breakthrough this was, I was summarily shamed by my fellow hunters.

I’ve been working with SafeShoot for nearly a year and during that time I’ve helped them with a number of video projects by talking on camera. This past weekend I was in Los Angeles (shudder) and the youngsters were mocking me for this line, “And for me, that’s refreshing!” It’s a signature line that I apparently use frequently. While they edited the video of me yapping I guess it became quite a lively joke.

We gray haired folks get used to getting mocked by the whippersnappers. Why not? We did the same thing. But I thought about that line on the miserable flight home and realized how true it really is. It is refreshing for a piece of groundbreaking safety technology to be useful to someone like me. I only need to know three things, all things I learned in kindergarten:

  1. Righty tighty.
  2. An on/off button.
  3. Red means stop.

That’s the beginning and end of SafeShoot utilization on the hunter’s side. On the inside there are all sorts of Israeli designed wizardry that creates a network and alerts me to an unsafe situation downrange. But I don’t need to understand that wizardry. That’s good because if I did, I’d give it to a kid. So, yeah all you whippersnappers; technology I can utilize? I do find that refreshing!

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