"Everyday." His eyes are steely cold, devoid of the warmth when he brought up the Earp girl earlier, and he answers with such certainty and without hesitation that he clearly didn't need time to think about it.

Now he is no hero, that would save a Raylan from an Arlo. He believes that is what the Marshal has committed to doing. He's committed himself to fighting other things. And while Doc has never been outdrawn, for as long as he can remember, sometimes he does dwell on what he has done, even when he's just pulled the trigger and the gun is still smoking.

"Sometimes I look at someone, or something, and I have to... come up with reasons not to shoot," he admits with a raised lip and a shake of his head. Whatever that says about him.

"Suppose I would rather be a bad man than let a bad man walk away."