Paul Rosolie

They don't even exist anymore.

And it's like, yeah, it's, it was so, it was just such a fun.

And I could hear your, I could hear you smiling through the mic as I'm listening to it.

And I was like, oh, this is going to be a good one.

And then he broke my heart because he was talking about how the T-Rex and Stegosaurus, he's like, all the books has them together, and he's like, they're nowhere near each other.

They did not exist anywhere.

I think I would love to show you a herd of truly wild elephants in the African jungle.

I think that us going on, I think going on a boat trip through the Amazon, not a hiking one, where we're going through some really, there's areas where you can get permits to go through areas where no one's allowed to go.

They're completely protected areas.

And you can just go for a week through areas where the animals have no idea what a human is.

And so you can move through it.

And so it would be a little bit more of a.

an enjoyable experience, not a survival situation and go with JJ in a boat and just travel through the Amazon.

Hey, maybe we protect this river.

And then the river's

knocked from north to south, and we just raft down with boat support.

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