Eric Goode

I remember, first of all, the feeling of holding it. It's like it was made out of steel wires. It wasn't made out of a baby. You pick up a baby, babies are soft. You pick up a three-year-old, they're all soft little things and you hold onto them and they're weak. These things were strong as fuck, like in a bizarre way.

We like to look at something that's close to our size and think, oh, I could probably overpower that. You know, oh, I know how to fight. I'll fight that fucking chimp off. No, you have zero chance. It's a different thing. Everything about it is different. The muscle structure is completely different. The tendon structure is completely different. And the amount of force it can generate.

We like to look at something that's close to our size and think, oh, I could probably overpower that. You know, oh, I know how to fight. I'll fight that fucking chimp off. No, you have zero chance. It's a different thing. Everything about it is different. The muscle structure is completely different. The tendon structure is completely different. And the amount of force it can generate.

We like to look at something that's close to our size and think, oh, I could probably overpower that. You know, oh, I know how to fight. I'll fight that fucking chimp off. No, you have zero chance. It's a different thing. Everything about it is different. The muscle structure is completely different. The tendon structure is completely different. And the amount of force it can generate.

Yeah, they know how to debilitate you and take away what makes you a human. Yeah. And they also have zero remorse. So they're like a human in that they can think, but they have zero empathy. And they're fucking dangerous.

Yeah, they know how to debilitate you and take away what makes you a human. Yeah. And they also have zero remorse. So they're like a human in that they can think, but they have zero empathy. And they're fucking dangerous.

Yeah, they know how to debilitate you and take away what makes you a human. Yeah. And they also have zero remorse. So they're like a human in that they can think, but they have zero empathy. And they're fucking dangerous.

You also have the problem with less than extraordinary people being addicted to extraordinary circumstances. So if you have a boring-ass fucking life in some middle-of-nowhere town, but you also have a lion... You're cool. Life's pretty interesting. And that's Joe Exotic, right? Joe Exotic, I think, is pretty smart. He's odd, for sure, but intelligent.

You also have the problem with less than extraordinary people being addicted to extraordinary circumstances. So if you have a boring-ass fucking life in some middle-of-nowhere town, but you also have a lion... You're cool. Life's pretty interesting. And that's Joe Exotic, right? Joe Exotic, I think, is pretty smart. He's odd, for sure, but intelligent.

You also have the problem with less than extraordinary people being addicted to extraordinary circumstances. So if you have a boring-ass fucking life in some middle-of-nowhere town, but you also have a lion... You're cool. Life's pretty interesting. And that's Joe Exotic, right? Joe Exotic, I think, is pretty smart. He's odd, for sure, but intelligent.

But in Tanya's case, what would that lady be like if she didn't have chimps? It is the focal point of her life to the point where she neglected her own biological children. Yeah, it gives her an identity. Yeah, in a weird way. In a weird way. In a very compelling way. And when people live boring-ass lives, things like that seem like something that that's who I am. Like, that's me.

But in Tanya's case, what would that lady be like if she didn't have chimps? It is the focal point of her life to the point where she neglected her own biological children. Yeah, it gives her an identity. Yeah, in a weird way. In a weird way. In a very compelling way. And when people live boring-ass lives, things like that seem like something that that's who I am. Like, that's me.

But in Tanya's case, what would that lady be like if she didn't have chimps? It is the focal point of her life to the point where she neglected her own biological children. Yeah, it gives her an identity. Yeah, in a weird way. In a weird way. In a very compelling way. And when people live boring-ass lives, things like that seem like something that that's who I am. Like, that's me.

Because it's extraordinary experiences from persons that are, you know.

Because it's extraordinary experiences from persons that are, you know.

Because it's extraordinary experiences from persons that are, you know.

Is it influence? I think we like experiences first. There's a part of evolution where human beings, part of our lust for innovation and for constant improvement of our environment and circumstances is we like extraordinary experiences. I think it's what made people successful.

Is it influence? I think we like experiences first. There's a part of evolution where human beings, part of our lust for innovation and for constant improvement of our environment and circumstances is we like extraordinary experiences. I think it's what made people successful.

Is it influence? I think we like experiences first. There's a part of evolution where human beings, part of our lust for innovation and for constant improvement of our environment and circumstances is we like extraordinary experiences. I think it's what made people successful.

I think the more daring and the more addicted you are to extraordinary experiences, the more likely you are to find new hunting grounds. the more likely you were to conquer neighboring tribes, the more likely you were to survive an attack. I think human beings like extraordinary experiences. We like comfort, but not as much as we like extraordinary experiences.