Tom Green

This power system allows me to go make videos in weird places and stay there.

You know, like these places, Chaco Canyon, it's not easy to get there.

I mean, it's easy enough.

I mean, two and a half hours out of maybe no, maybe it was more than that out of Albuquerque.

I forget the distance, but it was quite the drive and you're driving through.

It's not on a direct route to anything.

And then once you get to the perimeter of it, really bad dirt road that you got to go down.

It's not maintained properly.

I suspect that in some ways it almost feels suspicious that like do they want to keep people out of here for some reason?

Why is this not talked about more?

I mean I sort of discussed this a little bit on the video.

It seems strange that it's not more celebrated by our society that there's stuff out there like that.

It's incredible and amazing and beautiful.

Because there's certain things that have, like Machu Picchu is a great publicist.

I think it forces people to confront the idea that what happened to the Native Americans in this country, too, and in North America and Canada.

Well, not in that.

We weren't that nice to them, were we?

So it makes us have to think about what happened.

Sure, but just in general, just talking about pre-European.

Not now, right?