Walton Goggins

But on day three, I mean, it took us about like 72 hours just to get to the starting point, you know, and stopped and missed a flight, spent the night in Istanbul, which is, you know, hey, throw me in the briar patches.

I love that place.

And we made it to Ulaanbaatar, and another plane landed in Western Mongolia, and then like an eight-hour drive to just the starting point.

And we got there, and it was just the two of us were obsessed with that part of the world.

And then we start, you know, we meet everybody.

Nobody speaks English.

We have an interpreter.

It's just the two of us, five horses, I mean, seven horses, five camels, and an interpreter, two horsemen, an eagle hunter.

And a cook, man.

Like, it's legit.

It's the real deal.

Wow.

And we're both, like, in the tent the first night looking at each other going, like, we're here, man.

Right.

We did it, we did it.

And the very first, when we landed in Western Mongolia, my son looked at me and he said, I've never been this happy in my life, Dad.

Wow.

So he's got that wanderlust like I do.

So cut to day two, you know, something like, it kind of happened and he, you know, he's like, wow, this is,

excuse my language, this is really fucking hard, dad.