Paul Rosolie

Yeah.

This is like, I love this picture.

Just like, again, not just the size.

Just the, I want you one day to feel the, because they're, and again, the wild ones are not like the captain.

The captain ones are soft from sitting in a cage their whole lives.

These guys have been flexing every day.

Yeah.

So that it's like, it's like you're hitting steel cables.

Yeah.

It's just wild.

And even if it's just being chill, you can probably get a hint of the power it's capable of, right?

The one good thing about those really big ones is that when they do strike...

it's like a, it's like being in a fight with like a, a big fat guy.

It's like, it's like that, that haymaker comes from way back here and you're like, Oh good.

You're like, I'm going to duck.

And you get, it's like, they're like, they open their mouth and they're like, they start, they start accelerating.

Yeah.

And it's pretty easy to either get out of the way or like, you know, get it right before it hits you in the face.

Usually.

Again, if you ever mess that up, just like the haymaker from the big guy, it's over.