>>510684487
Oh cool. Pencils.

Now go learn how to source shit locally and restore and maintain it and other basic things that translate to firearms manufacturing/maintenance, or automotive mechanical stuff and that.
The ability to think unconventionally and use things to your advantage is how you survive. If you were left in a random place with a hand full of tools, how long would it take for you to source, acquire and get the means to conduct your mission without outside assistance?, can you befriend people to gain access to things, do you work above and beyond to establish trust and never be looked at with suspicion when you are in a place, or time you shouldn't be, how would you source transportation? If you didn't have money could you trade (labor) for (item)? Or are you a useless pencil pusher who doesn't know what a 5/8ths wrench is?

For some, like myself it's a recreational hobby I do in my spare time. A large part of why we aren't and won't ever be glowies is we can't play the social aspect of it in terms of being psychopaths or liars, as we are too honest.
I just pretend I'm getting graded on it honestly at this point.