Taylor Haynes

That was my mindset.

I went in a flight or fight mode and I thought, I'm losing a finger.

And I just screamed and screamed and said, please, I don't want to lose a finger.

That's all.

I just don't want that to happen.

like it still kind of shakes me talking about it and that's why i haven't watched the segment back because it brings back that feeling and look i was with such a bunch of professionals and to my cameraman to my my soundo to my producer everyone jumped on the scene

Poor guy next to me actually couldn't let go of that crab because it would have taken my whole finger.

So he couldn't do anything, but he's trying to yell and scream.

This is what you do.

This is what you do.

We're getting car keys.

We were getting everything to try and separate those claws.

It wasn't until five minutes and I thought, this is it.

It's my fingers.

It just went numb and it was completely, completely crushed like A4 paper.

My cameraman just went running for her life into a different restaurant, I believe, and found these big tongs that were 30 centimetres long that you pull crabs out of the tank.

Right.

And she says no, but she did save me.

She did save me and she saved my finger.

This is my camera operator, Jess.