Thomas Winterton

And and then, you know, you see you see some of that discussion on TV.

I think it's an episode three when I come back.

But it is something that I can't.

In my heart, I can't believe that all this stuff that's happening on the ranch is like honoring the little barbed wire fence that goes around the border, that somehow that fence is keeping all the ghosts and goblins in, right?

And so there's a good chance that a lot of the things that we're seeing on the ranch are happening in the surrounding area as well, which we have a lot of people, even though we're rural, you know, you have hundreds if not thousands of people within a short proximate distance that

um, that called us home.

And, uh, and as long as we've got somebody like Brandon that has the money and the, the resources to come in and investigate it.

Um, I, I had a little bit of fear in my heart, like don't pull out because you know,

Yeah, Bigelow came and investigated.

What did we get out of it?

We don't know what we got.

Nothing came of it.

They locked everything behind.

So as long as we've got someone like Brandon that's willing to foot the bill and pay for this investigation, I don't want to lose that opportunity.

And we owe it to the surrounding areas to see if this is something that's just on the ranch or maybe there's something dangerous in the surrounding areas as well.

And so we pushed on.

And I encouraged him not to run, but it shaped the rest of the season.

I think what it did is it made Travis – because Travis thought we were all a bunch of scaredy cats.

And matter of fact, his exact words to us before the TV series even started is he thought we were all batshit crazy.

And I think that my injury –