David Stuart

And then just stumbled upon, that's like the most, that's the one story that I'm like surprised no one's ever done.

Yeah.

And I thought in your book that was, you know, the part of it I never even thought about was like, and I thought it was pretty cool that you document it was like the effort it took to decipher those like Mayan symbols and texts.

And I still don't understand what you're saying, like, because you get there like hieroglyphs.

they're phonetic, but also they like, that was something I was like trying to wrap my head around where they have like sounds almost like a consonant, but then it's also just like a pictogram where it's like, this is the thing.

And there, I don't know, that was like throwing me off.

I don't know how you guys did that.

That's what it was.

It was an Aztec.

That's right.

That's crazy, especially when you, the one thing, if I have this right, was like, you can have different symbols, similar symbols, but different for the same sound, which I was like, dude, that's pretty tricky.

That makes sense.

It's funny too.

Those are syllables, right?

Isn't Spanish like a notoriously phonetic language itself?

I remember in Spanish class, they're like, however you look at this, this is how you pronounce it pretty much.

For the most part.

I saw that in your book.

At one point, the guy literally just said, I'm tired.

Yeah, he writes down.