Bill Thompson

Yeah, exactly.

It's just more like I want to act like it's 1840 for a couple of weeks and not look at my phone one time and not worry about the news.

It's amazing after a week here, you really forget about the world and you don't even know you're supposed to be stressed out about things.

You're just out there doing your thing for a couple of weeks.

And you just cook over open fire.

Everything gets done traditionally that way.

And did you bring your own meat?

Yeah, you bring your own meat and stuff in the cooler.

And then there's also cooking classes where they teach you like all the recipes to do with like a Dutch oven, like an old cast iron oven.

And they do gambling at nights.

So you'll walk into like a huge, they call them marquees, but it's like a huge 100-foot square lodge.

There'll be three gambling tables in there, girls in like the low-cut shirts and dealing cards and smoking cigars and just having an amazing time.

And you go by camp names while you're in there.

Nobody uses their real name.

Well, some people use their real name.

I'd say 60% of people don't use their real names.

This is embarrassing.

Yeah.

So I got my camp name.

I got christened with my camp name in the Bighorns when I was 14 or 13.