Bryant Arnold

But it's definitely a thing.

And I'm just grateful that it hasn't caused me any sort of trouble on my end of things.

Okay, you can take it from that.

Yes.

Yes, I do.

Um,

Even though I called myself an agnostic, I think I was a skeptic in the beginning to where I was kind of like, yeah, there's nothing going on here because I hadn't experienced anything first off.

And because of the stories do sound pretty fantastic in nature.

And so my approach was a little bit more of a cavalier attitude as far as it is what it is.

I'll come do whatever here and I can do pretty much what I want.

to seeing people that have come on the property with that sort of attitude that are usually the ones that get knocked on their butt or get messed with the most, you know, case in point, Dr. Taylor, you know, he was pretty cavalier in his attitude as to the way he approached the ranch and, you know, it messed with him the entire time he was here.

Um, and so that plus the,

being associated with more people and getting to know, you know, individuals that have been here on the property and having people come on, you know, I do, I do approach it, you know, as uncle Jim likes to say, and Jim Morris, we call uncle Jim.

So if I refer to uncle Jim, that's Jim Morris.

Um, cause he's like everybody's uncle, um, is that I do, I think I approach it with a sense of reverence more, um, and an attitude of,

I try to put out there the energy or the feeling that I'm here to do a job and my job is that I respect the ranch and the people that are on it and I have a role to protect those people.

And in doing so, I think it has really served me well as far as not having the negative experiences because I think

You know, if you want to call it an intelligence, if you want to call it a spirit, whatever you want to call what's going on at the ranch, I think that it feeds off of whatever energy you put out there.

And so I try to bring a positive energy.

I try to leave all, you know, my worldly garbage behind when I enter the gates of the ranch and just focus on what I'm doing on the property and, you know, focus on the job that I have to do here.