It's like an ancient thing. I mean, they helped us survive, and we took care of them. It's like this ancient relationship, and then when you're around them, That connection like immediately rebonds, reestablishes. I think it's in our DNA. I mean, just think about like how many generations of humans had to survive on horseback before anybody invented anything else. It's like if you wanted to travel faster than you could run, it had to be a fucking horse. Yeah. So that was probably thousands and thousands and thousands of years just cooked into our DNA. And when you're around them, it's like, oh, my friend, this is my friend.

This guy on his own horse, his horse just fucked, go crazy, buck him off. Boom. He broke his arm.

Because those kind of injuries you get falling off a horse, especially if you get stomped, those are life-changing.

Yeah, which is crazy because horses actually originated from North America. I thought they were in Europe and brought here from Europe. Horses. No, horses originated in North America and then made their way to Asia and then were wiped out in North America and then reintroduced.