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it made it look like we didn't like each other where, which actually is very far from the truth.

Travis and I have become very, very good friends.

We have a lot in common, um, you know, just from just our core, who we are and what we enjoy and things like that.

And, and we communicate on a weekly basis and get along great.

So from that, I'm grateful I've made new friends and had great experiences with these people and,

that I otherwise without a TV show would have never had the opportunity to, you know, associate with, with a lot of the folks that were brought onto the property.

And, you know, you know, Travis included, he's, he's a dear friend and, and, you know, I think we'll be friends for life regardless of if there's a TV show or not.

And we didn't agree on certain things, and he wasn't happy with the fact that there were certain things he wanted to do that I was shutting down until we got further sign-off from Brandon and things like that.

But yes, I can think of one time in particular, and I told the production...

They only edited me with my resting bitch face on or scowl or something like that because there was a time where he was explaining after

he'd had that incident in the night when, you know, he was awoken in his trailer and, and things like that.

And he was explaining the wormhole phenomenon that he had.

I was going to say the wormhole thing.

And, and the thing about it though, is people need to know that that little five minute clip was actually close to three hours of Thomas.

I mean, excuse me, not Thomas Thomas going there, but Travis and Jim Sagala explaining, uh,

the deep, deep dive into quantum entanglement and all of this crazy stuff.

And that shot that they took of me with the most confused look on my face when he, you know, they, they, he said it could be a wormhole and they panned to me and it shows like I'm the most confused individual.

No.

And that made sense.

That was from him talking about the,