Gary Brecka

But...

But yeah, I mean, the way the movie made it seem like the shark was actually hunting people.

Well, they probably only had the hydraulic thing moving her back and forth.

I still remember Jaws.

And I remember actually going to, I guess, Disney World or Universal Studios and seeing the actual model of the... And it was this vinyl shark.

I mean, it looked...

It looked pretty fake up close, but I guess when you just did flash pictures of it, it really.

Well, listen, man, we're going to have you back on The Ultimate Human.

Maybe we'll talk about shark attacks at some point in the future.

But thank you so much for coming on the podcast.

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