Weston

I didn't get a good look at its hands.

I wish I would have because I would have liked to see the orientation of its thumb, whether it was opposable or not.

And I...

Didn't get a good look at its feet either.

I did see one of its footprints on the rock because it left a wet footprint.

But I also wish I would have gotten a better look at its feet.

I could have been able to tell if its toe was opposable, if its big toe was opposable or not.

But I didn't get a good look at it.

Just the size of this thing, and you can't describe how big these are.

You know, I've been to the zoo.

You see giraffes up close.

But listen, man, giraffes are not fixed to come over the fence and eat you, right?

So this thing, me knowing that it could do that if it wanted to, that makes, gives Big a little bit different impression and definition, you know, when you're out in the wild with one of these things.

It was just huge, man.

It's completely emasculating.

And it took me a while to kind of get over that because, you know, we had kids at home, too.

And there's not a damn thing I could have done.

My wife knows that.

She understands that.

But it still makes you feel emasculated, you know.