Joseph Scott Morgan

And just think about it's like a.

God, this is a bad example, but I'll go ahead and say it.

It's like a kid on Christmas morning that's unwrapping a present.

Right.

That same part of your brain is stimulated.

I was saying, I know that sounds grotesque, but it really is.

You're thinking, OK, I know in my heart of hearts that there's probably a body down here.

OK, you have to resist the urge.

You have to resist the urge.

This is why I always recommend that you have a forensic anthropologist on site with you, because they can kind of throw the brakes on there.

You leave them to be in charge.

This is what they do, because if you don't.

Well, if you don't, I mean, like me, I'm going to go in, you know, with no brakes on.

Not I will, but not to the degree of forensic anthropologists, because they start off in like one inch squares brushing things away and it can get really tedious.

But there's a lot of importance here because they don't want to miss a single thing, Dave.

And in this case, I think that I think that that that was it was I'll put it to you this way.

They aired.

On the cautious side here, as opposed to just going in like a bull in a china shop.

Yes, yes, yes, yes, and yes.

I can't guarantee that they did that.