Paul Rosolie

And I said, not cake?

And she was like, monkey.

And she was like pulling its lips off.

And like you said, you see the teeth and the eyes and it's like sort of grilled in static agony.

Yeah.

And it looks like a tortured human and she was just enjoying it.

Does it taste good?

If it was prepared right, it would taste good, but they just throw it over the fire and then eat it.

And so, I mean, even if you took a perfectly good chicken and did that, it wouldn't taste great.

Yeah, we had a great time.

Who are we to judge?

Who are we to judge?

I mean, have a tuna sandwich or a monkey face or whatever.

What lingers with you?

Honestly, I'm still processing it.

I'll still find myself just staring off, sort of remembering it or looking at the footage.

But it felt like the voice of the jungle was speaking.

You know, these people are...

there's that separation between humans and nature where we go, we have to protect nature.

You know, it's like the fish that, you know, explaining what water is to a fish.