If you don't use `bash` as your shell, and want to use someone else's bash scripts, that don't have a shebang at the top, then you should be doing:
```
> bash other_script.sh
```
and not
```
./other_script.sh
```
If you don't use `bash` as your shell, and want to use someone else's bash scripts, that don't have a shebang at the top, then you should be doing:
```
> bash other_script.sh
```
and not
```
./other_script.sh
```
@drgroftehauge eh, I get it.
People like to "execute" things.
I only remembered this after zsh did some very weird things with executing the bash scripts and produced some odd output.