Bryant Arnold

It definitely does influence some of the things that you say.

In fact, it probably helped or there would have been a lot more bleep outs probably knowing that everybody was listening and that there was cameras on there.

Did it influence me to, you know, play anything up or act any differently?

I don't think so.

I didn't want, you know, I wanted to be genuine as I could and just be who I am.

And, you know, anybody that knows me knows that, you know, that's kind of who I am.

And granted...

If people would have seen the countless hours of footage, they would have seen me laughing and joking and cutting up just like anybody else does because sarcasm is a big part of who I am and I enjoy making people laugh and things like that.

And there was a lot of that on set because you've got a group of people there and you're spending that much time.

But obviously, the production had an idea of wanting to keep it a little bit more serious and a little bit more ominous and things like that.

And so that's what came out.

So because there were so many, those were definitely genuine reactions and genuine things that I said.

But there was a lot of other stuff mixed in there that other people didn't get to see.

I've been accused of never smiling and things like that.

And I smile a lot.

You can see me.

But yeah.

And, and, you know, there was, there was, there was a lot of that.

And, you know, as I said, I, I enjoy the people that I work with here and I enjoy what we're doing and things like that.

And, but, you know, I do have a role to play and when, and when the time comes to be able to, to need to, to have that come across, then I, then I'll have that come across and, and