Craig Jones

Really have no business going to Chernobyl. We made a connection. I won't say who this connection was, but he had heard about what I had done with a charity event and opened some doors for us to be able to go to Chernobyl. We got to see Chernobyl. We had some filming restrictions there just because it was a crazy military conflict at one point. We got to actually see Chernobyl.

Chernobyl has always been a dream of mine to see because it's just such an interesting place. And to see it under these conditions, very, very strange. Yeah, what was that like? So there's no civilians there now. It's just completely empty. I guess it's kind of like the fantasy you have.

Chernobyl has always been a dream of mine to see because it's just such an interesting place. And to see it under these conditions, very, very strange. Yeah, what was that like? So there's no civilians there now. It's just completely empty. I guess it's kind of like the fantasy you have.

Chernobyl has always been a dream of mine to see because it's just such an interesting place. And to see it under these conditions, very, very strange. Yeah, what was that like? So there's no civilians there now. It's just completely empty. I guess it's kind of like the fantasy you have.

I imagine people going on tours of Chernobyl back in the tourist days when it was a tourist spot and it would be busy, full of tourists. We got basically a private tour, so we got to really feel... that abandoned sort of vibes. I guess I was interested in it from playing Call of Duty and then. Right. Chernobyl series, all the documentaries and stuff are very, very strange place to go visit.

I imagine people going on tours of Chernobyl back in the tourist days when it was a tourist spot and it would be busy, full of tourists. We got basically a private tour, so we got to really feel... that abandoned sort of vibes. I guess I was interested in it from playing Call of Duty and then. Right. Chernobyl series, all the documentaries and stuff are very, very strange place to go visit.

I imagine people going on tours of Chernobyl back in the tourist days when it was a tourist spot and it would be busy, full of tourists. We got basically a private tour, so we got to really feel... that abandoned sort of vibes. I guess I was interested in it from playing Call of Duty and then. Right. Chernobyl series, all the documentaries and stuff are very, very strange place to go visit.

And that could continually kill people. I don't think it'll be a tourist spot for a very long time because if you were thinking about areas to demine when the conflict ends, an area where if you accidentally trigger a mine could cause a radiation leak, it's probably going to be very low on the list. So tourism for Chernobyl, who knows how long until that returns.

And that could continually kill people. I don't think it'll be a tourist spot for a very long time because if you were thinking about areas to demine when the conflict ends, an area where if you accidentally trigger a mine could cause a radiation leak, it's probably going to be very low on the list. So tourism for Chernobyl, who knows how long until that returns.

And that could continually kill people. I don't think it'll be a tourist spot for a very long time because if you were thinking about areas to demine when the conflict ends, an area where if you accidentally trigger a mine could cause a radiation leak, it's probably going to be very low on the list. So tourism for Chernobyl, who knows how long until that returns.

Maybe they were hoping I did step on a mine. Maybe my jokes didn't go too well there.

Maybe they were hoping I did step on a mine. Maybe my jokes didn't go too well there.

Maybe they were hoping I did step on a mine. Maybe my jokes didn't go too well there.

He was trying to get rid of you. Putin, yeah. Now, I don't know. I mean, we felt pretty safe when we were there. There was an air alert went off. They were kind of more concerned with... Me dying just for the PR side of things. It's like Australian tourists.

He was trying to get rid of you. Putin, yeah. Now, I don't know. I mean, we felt pretty safe when we were there. There was an air alert went off. They were kind of more concerned with... Me dying just for the PR side of things. It's like Australian tourists.

He was trying to get rid of you. Putin, yeah. Now, I don't know. I mean, we felt pretty safe when we were there. There was an air alert went off. They were kind of more concerned with... Me dying just for the PR side of things. It's like Australian tourists.

Oh, yeah, the rocket launcher. I shot a rocket launcher with the troops on the first trip. But the second trip I went back to, which was only maybe –

Oh, yeah, the rocket launcher. I shot a rocket launcher with the troops on the first trip. But the second trip I went back to, which was only maybe –

Oh, yeah, the rocket launcher. I shot a rocket launcher with the troops on the first trip. But the second trip I went back to, which was only maybe –

four to five weeks ago yeah this time we went to some crazier spots so we went to odessa which has been hit a ton i really enjoyed the video of uh old man stretching and like exercising on the yeah what is that local local custom well odessa people are known historically to be wild that was wild it was abrasive to the eyes but i appreciated it especially a middle-aged man in underwear with a beer belly doing a sun dance at dusk that would frighten many people