Paul Rosolie

We spent six weeks in the Amazon.

We began research that would later, we're still doing today.

We learned things about the Anacondas that we never knew.

And we're publishing this.

The problem is the producers at Discovery didn't, that wasn't, none of that mattered.

And so I really got, I mean, it's like, it's almost like it's like scripted out of a bad movie.

You know, it's like we came back with all this amazing footage and they just cut it up, ruined it.

There's a part where we go 18 feet, six inches.

That's how long the snake is.

And they changed my friend's voice and they make him say 19 feet, six inches.

They took my monologue about the beauty of anacondas and they changed it to the time that I talked about how dangerous they were and what would happen if they bit you.

And the public hated it because they also had called it Expedition Amazon EA.

But then when I got back, they called it eaten alive.

And so it's just in every way I got destroyed.

And that's, but now here's the thing.

I hit my head on the ceiling so hard.

I mean, Conan O'Brien, Jimmy Kimmel, opiate.

I mean, everyone was just going, this kid's such a piece of shit running around the Amazon saying he's going to get eaten, not getting eaten, wasting two hours of our life.

I mean, everyone was making fun of him.

PETA was going, how dare you endanger an animal?