Tom Green

Yeah, yeah.

Statistically, the odds are in my favor.

I think it's not as – like grizzlies, they've attacked a lot of people.

I think black bears maybe only attack like one person a year or something like that.

Yeah, yeah.

Yeah, yeah.

So I think sometimes people bring food in their tent.

That's one common mistake.

Yeah, your food, bitch.

Your food.

If you bring in like, you know, you should really, that is one thing that is why they go in the tent a lot.

They smell, you know, someone brought their sandwich in the tent or whatever.

That's true.

But, yeah, no, I mean, look, I'm right there with you.

There's something about it, though, that, well, you know when you're out there in nature and you kind of, your sort of natural instincts kick in.

You feel it.

And the fact that...

The fact that there is something unpredictable and that you don't understand out there is kind of exciting.

You know, like the fact that there is... You know, I'm not really truly expecting to get attacked by a bear, but, you know, your senses are on alert.

You're listening into the woods.