Mitch

Um, and then I came back and went to sleep that night.

Got up early the next morning, wanted to see the sunrise, reminisce about, you know, yeah, there we go.

Just reminisce about having been there a long time ago.

And even stopped to talk to some of the police that tried to give me directions to

to see ID, but the buildings there are, uh, they're sort of old world war two.

And they're also built on top of the foundations of, um, like almost Alamo era, uh, rocks and stuff.

And some of them aren't really well marked.

So, um, his direction sort of led me off on a wild goose chase.

Yeah, I was there to get help.

And I was really figuring some people would have a,

Yeah, I have some answers for me.

Um, I couldn't find CID, but as I'm wandering around and I finally decided that, you know, I need to get some coffee and wake up, maybe have a little breakfast.

Um, I noticed that there's some signs there that say JTF and, uh, and JTF headquarters.

I went into a couple of the buildings.

There was nobody there yet.

So I continued on and went and got coffee, ran into some 10th mountain people there.

Um,

They said they were there for JTF.

We sort of talked.

I bought them coffee, I think, for their service.