Cory Sandhagen

And they had these tales that were told for a thousand years before anybody wrote them down.

They're writing them down in these ancient languages that even when you take those ancient languages and you try to translate into like modern English, a lot is lost in the translation.

But I think there's something to all of it.

There's something they're trying.

They're not telling stories for no reason.

I think they're telling these stories because they're trying to document something.

And I just don't think we get a full picture of it.

But there's so much truth in those stories.

And there's so many lessons in those stories that are applicable and that resonate today.

I think it'd be foolish to dismiss them.

That is cool.

Yeah, where it is good.

What was it like returning to fighting after this, like trying to find yourself period?

There's a payoff.

It's a process.

Yeah.

So how was the fight?

Well, I remember one time we talked and you said that you'd made this adjustment in your head from trying to fight and win to really trying to hurt people.

Are you still on that same?

No?