Bryan Kett

What's your favorite animal?

Have you seen any interesting animals lately?

And it was just, it was so much that I just said, I'm sorry, I have to work now.

And I just stared out the window for the next like four or five hours because traffic was horrible.

So we arrived at the campsite.

It's pitch black.

I said, it's like 10 p.m.

And I stick to my plan.

I sit in my seat and I watch all these kids gather up their gear to go off the bus and start setting up their tents.

And they all put on headlamps because of course all these kids had headlamps.

And I sat on the bus and I just watched them as they were really struggling.

And I was feeling really good about my decision until a raindrop just hit the window.

And I thought, okay, that's not the best, but this is going to be fine.

And a few minutes later, there were a few more raindrops.

And I thought, okay, still not going to do anything.

They should hurry.

And shortly thereafter, there was a little bit more rain, and I looked out, and all these kids were just kind of floundering.

And I thought, like, what am I doing?

Like, of course I should go help, assist however I can.

So I got off the bus, and I just started blindly sprinting from camper to camper, just helping them unfurl tent canvases and drive stakes into the ground, and you get the frames together.