Bryant Arnold

I'm not here to be an asshole all the time and try and drive people.

I realize that there is an excitement and an enthusiasm for it.

As long as people are respectful, then I have no problem with that at all.

Yeah, it's been interesting.

It's definitely different with COVID-19.

I mean, we are fortunate here in the Uinta Basin of Utah that

there really have been very minimal cases of COVID-19.

We're, you know, our state has different color ratings as far as, you know, what the safety level is as far as the virus goes and the pandemic goes and the innovation is rated green.

So that means that restaurants are open and hotels are open.

And we're very fortunate because we,

There are a lot of productions out there.

Take the other Prometheus Entertainment production, The Curse of Oak Island, and they can't even get on Nova Scotia right now because Canada has shut down and doesn't want the crazy Americans coming across, which I can't say that I blame them.

So, but it has been different and we've had to put safety protocols in place, you know, in respect to, to that very thing, because many of the production people are from different parts of the country, you know, several from California in particular.

You know, we've, everybody's had to have a COVID screening.

And we take temperatures every time someone comes on the property.

We take their forehead temperature and then ask them the basic questions of symptoms of COVID-19 to make sure that we're not perpetuating anything or causing something that is going to cause problems for not only those of us on the ranch, but also in the outlying community.

That would be the worst thing that we could possibly do.

We want this to be a positive thing for the Uintah Basin community.

And, you know, for the state of Utah.

And so with that, we definitely have put safety protocols in place, production.