Andrew Zimmern

And he just looked at me as he sipped his juice.

And I mean, very matter of factly, he neither was smiling nor scowling.

Very neutrally, he just said.

My daughter's daughter's daughter will bathe in the blood of your son's children's children and sift his juice.

And I looked at him and I said, you really believe that?

He said, yes, I do.

He says, that's our commitment.

He was filled with so much hate and so much rage that that's all he saw as an outcome.

And I thanked him for his hospitality and we left.

Now, I already didn't like him and his peers going in.

Right.

But I was I was in his home and a lot of friends of mine were like, why would you even go to his home?

I said I needed to hear it out of his mouth.

Was he really that filled with hate?

Was he really that?

And was he really living out these thousands of years of history and refusing to let go of any other outcome?

And in fact, this gentleman was.

And yet.

And I mean this in the most serious way.

I understood him and his people who also believe this 1% more, 2% more.