Bryant Arnold

A lot of kudos definitely go his way.

He's really talented and he's a hard worker.

So yeah, we're grateful we have him.

So it's kind of... As far as...

how much extra, I guess, I don't know, complications and, you know, and things there are to do with the ranch.

It was definitely, it's definitely simpler without, without production on site.

There's no question.

I mean, we're talking, you know, a crew of over 30 individuals that, you know, you have to look out for and make sure that, you know, they're staying in line with what they should be doing and that, you know, they're taken care of and everything like that.

So it definitely complicates things.

It makes it a little more difficult when you want to be able to go about your normal duties and you have to be quiet because someone's interviewing somewhere or because something else is going on or with Travis wanting to try about 50 million experiments and try and keep up with that sort of thing and everything else.

So it definitely complicates things.

But on the other side,

as I think Thomas mentioned, it's interesting when you bring new people onto the ranch, the ranch seems to kind of liven up a little bit.

And whether it's a curiosity thing, whether it's an energy thing, I don't know what that is, but definitely more events start happening and there's more life on the property when it comes to the phenomenon or whatever it is that you want to call it that is associated with this place.

And plus, it's nice to have

new people around too you know it can be it can get a little bit lonely at times out here when it's just yourself or yourself and one other individual or just you and the dog you know it was nice to be able to have more people from different places to add you know different ideas on things as well as to get to know and and we've been really fortunate the production staff has been really good

they've been very, very respectful.

And, you know, a lot of them have become close friends and, you know, and, and Travis is one of those.

I know that the way that the television show kind of portrayed, you know, our relationship a little bit, it was a little bit adversarial because he had eyes, his ideas, I had my mandates and the things that I was told weren't going to happen when we were on property and we kind of butted heads.

And, you know, I kind of got,