Paul Rosolie

And then I'm already working on end game because this, I mean, there's so much that has happened.

I mean, I think I told you when you were there, but like, there's a whole chat right before you came, me and JJ went to the backend behind our river to this horrible part of the Amazon.

That's 10 times more lawless than where we are.

And instead of having no people, there are people.

And you want to talk about Amazonian, no country for old men.

It's the oil companies and the missionaries and the newly contacted tribe.

There's something called, there's a people called the Nawa people and they're recently contacted and they've been ripped out of the forest and they're standing there with their little bows and arrows.

They're tiny people.

They're standing there.

The Nomoles are tall.

The Nawa are small.

And we just, we saw brutality in this horrific, horrible, it's like, it's like Sicario.

It's like just...

absolute lawlessness i remember the moment jj looked at me and he said you know we're both we both think of ourselves as tough i think until we get in these certain situations and he looked at me and he went we're not safe and we looked at the people around us and you were at this like side of the river port eight days up this river and you could tell that everyone that was looking at us

was making a calculation about how inconvenient it would be to kill us at this moment and how much money.

They're like, camera, watch, clothing, backpack.

And they're like, that's a nice backpack.

But you could tell they were just shopping.

And JJ and me were like, where are we putting the tent tonight?

I was like, we're not staying here.