Tom Green

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?

But I think there was probably a period of time when they were settling.

Europeans, not just America, Canada too, right?

Settling North America where they didn't really want to acknowledge that there was civilization here before.

It was more like they were...

See, I personally – the second I touched this, I felt sort of a sense of kind of shivers.

Wild, right?

Yeah.

I feel like – and maybe it's my mind just thinking about the history of it.

But there's – people talk about energy and I was like, is it –

I used to hear people say when they go to Sedona, the energy there is amazing.