Paul Rosolie

So the river is only about three, four feet deep at the channel.

And so he walks this thing out.

There's one man walking in the face of all these warriors and he takes the boat and he pushes it towards them and they rush out and they start grabbing the bananas and they're not going, okay, we will unload these bananas and use them later.

They're my bananas and you're grabbing your bananas and they're fighting and they're yelling and they're all grabbing and they're grabbing them.

And then they push the boat back.

And he talks to them a little bit.

And again, it's not a perfect translation.

So he's saying, where have you come from?

What do you want?

Who's your leader?

He's trying to establish these things.

And they're saying things and they all sort of talk at the same time, like a flock of birds.

It wasn't like one man speaks.

And there was no women.

The women were nowhere to be seen.

And actually, at one point, as we were preparing, I think it was while we were preparing the second canoe of bananas, there was a moment of absolute panic.

And it happened when there was a noise behind us, and you just hear a bunch of shotguns swing behind us.

And

You know, Mohsen goes down.

I go running away from the river now because, again, I want to see it coming if there's an attack coming.