What Is Aaron's Bad Response to Their Bad Idea?

In verse two, Aaron said to them, take off the rings of gold that are in your wives, your sons and your daughters. And this is like a gross parody of the way that they were to render free will offerings from the plunder of Egypt for the building of the tabernacle. They're going to render these the same, you know, plunder of Egypt earrings and articles of gold and so forth for the making of an idolatrous object of worship. Now Jim, what is Aaron's bad response to their bad idea? Could you just walk us through verses two to six? It's kind of like a carnival mirror version of how God's people should actually be engaging