Paul Rosolie

And it's like, man, screw your plan.

When the plan starts going to shit, that's when things are getting good.

That's reality sucking you into the narrative.

And I feel like today we're so calculated.

We're like, I'm going to go to college and then I'm going to get a job here.

And I want to get this type of a girlfriend.

And I, okay, sure.

But there's a beauty to when

And I always wanted this in life.

And it's like taking off in a plane, but it's like you got to live a life where necessity pulls you forward, where you're not calling the shots.

You're fully immersed as the character you are in the movie.

And so I didn't know, was I going to have to stop all this jungle shit and eventually come home, face the facts, and buckle down and get a real job?

And I didn't know, I didn't know what my, you know, I really, really wanted to save the Amazon and to go on adventures, but I'm trying to remember what baseball, maybe it's money ball where they go, you know, at some point they tell you, you can't play baseball anymore.

Like we all just want to keep playing the game.

Uh,

And I just, up until like 32, I would say, it's in the book where there's that day where my dad, you know, I had come home from the jungle and I was broke and I was depressed because I was thinking.

And he just went, man, I have something to tell you.

And I went, what?

And he goes, you know, it's okay.

We love you no matter what.