Tom Green

I share the fascination that you have for the pyramids.

I want to go there someday.

I think it would be, if I could snap my fingers right now and just be somewhere, it would be the pyramids.

I'd like to go to the pyramids someday.

I've never been there.

So here's me walking through it with my camera.

And so you're walking through this by yourself.

And and you're just going like, wow, like there was all this stuff going on here.

And apparently they've they've determined this was like a meeting place for for people from all over North America that would kind of come here and share information.

They actually believe that there was, you know, sort of almost like a festival type atmosphere that would happen there where people come and trade and share information and all this stuff.

Yeah.

So then you go down this rabbit hole and you realize that they're all over the place.

So then there's – I mean there's many of them.

There's up in – there's these ones called the cliff dwellings, which are – that one there is actually – this one here is actually later.

That's post-Columbian, this one.

This was a Spanish –

Probably, I think this one's built around 1500.

It's amazing, right?

When you look at it, they were building stuff in 800 before Europeans had come here using the same kind of building techniques as that.

And it's weird when you're there and you're touching it and it's like solid and you're going, wow, that's actually...