How to pronounce "pouch"

Well, let's start there with the phrase

"All David has is this sling,"

because that's the first mistake that we make.

In ancient warfare, there are three kinds of warriors.

There's cavalry, men on horseback and with chariots.

There's heavy infantry, which are foot soldiers,

armed foot soldiers with swords and shields

and some kind of armor.

And there's artillery, and artillery are archers,

but, more importantly, slingers.

And a slinger is someone who has a leather pouch

with two long cords attached to it,

and they put a projectile, either a rock or a lead ball,

inside the pouch, and they whirl it around like this

and they let one of the cords go,

and the effect is to send the projectile forward

towards its target.

That's what David has, and it's important to understand

that that sling is not a slingshot.

It's not this, right? It's not a child's toy.

It's in fact an incredibly devastating weapon.