Bryant Arnold

I feel like I'm

in the middle of an old Western movie and you know, the sun is shining and you've got the Mesa and the fields and it just feels amazing.

And I'm just taking in the outdoors and there's other times where I'll go to certain places or there's certain days on the ranch where I'm

all the hair on my body will stand on end and I just get a really dark and ominous feeling.

Um, you know, almost a sense of call it interfere or danger or a darkness or just a bad vibe, I guess, for lack of a better term.

And so, you know, I, I generally will try to remove myself from those areas during that time.

Um,

Some people say, not me.

I would go poking around looking and see what's happening.

But given what's happened with Thomas and his injury and some of the other things, it's interesting because some days I feel great.

Other days, I want to get the hell off of the property as quickly as possible just because of a feeling.

But as far as experiences go...

There was, when I'm here working, I stay on site.

In the command center, I have a bedroom that's set up for myself.

And so I was spending the night and was wide awake.

I was actually just fiddling around on my phone, passing the time before I went to sleep.

And I was the only one around and

all of a sudden I was laying in bed and it was if somebody came and need the side of my bed, shook the entire bed.

Um, as if I don't, you know, people that have children and their kid will come up and knee them in the side of the bed or jump on the bed and it shakes the bed and startles you.

And, and that happened, shook the bed and, um,