Matt McCusker

So yeah, that's gotta be nerve wracking, especially if you're filming, filming, filming, you're like, all right, come on, go meet these guys, go do the stuff.

How did you handle kind of like trying to keep them on a timeline with that?

You have a little idea?

No, a project like that would be, it would drive me insane to not know.

Yeah, especially because I don't know if you've staked it yourself or you have financial backers, you're doing this, and it sounds awesome, and you're like, fuck, dude, come on.

that also i think you know gives you a lot to think about afterwards yeah and especially yeah again it kind of does too and i'm actually reading a book right now speaking of the amazon about the first conquistadors who like sailed or like went down i guess in the canoe or whatever navigated the entire amazon river and the author went down there because he always likes to visit like the historical sites or whatever he's writing about

And he did say, he said the Amazon in particular is like, he's like, it's literally like a magical world.

And he's like, you know, there's obviously a lot of it's been like destroyed.

But he was basically saying that if we, if we do lose like the rainforest, we're kind of, we're kind of fucked.

Cause it's like, it like retains moisture.

And if you knock down the trees and plant different trees, they don't retain the same amount of moisture and it gets hotter and blah, blah, blah.

But so hopefully it's true.

Hopefully he does the thing.

Cause it's like, I don't know, again, no spoilers, but I was like, you watch it and you go,

Maybe he did.

That was the, the meetups in the hotels where it's just like a 20 person meetup in a hotel convention center.

Well, that was kind of crack.

I was cracking me up.

I was like, bro, wait, this is the big meeting.

I will say what I liked about him too, is that like he would do those meetings and there, you know, it doesn't look great.