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I used to go and teach classes in Zambia, which is in sort of central Africa, south central Africa, I guess. There's a college there that was just getting started when I used to teach there,

and I would fly over a couple times of year. It was kind of like a mission trip sort of deal,

kind of. But then I would go and I would be a

professor at this college, and I would teach world history, history of thought, things like that.

And it was way out in the bush and Zambia. It was just a very cool experience. I got a bunch of

cool stories about that, including crazy wildlife stories. That was just a wonderful time in my life

when I was making those trips. Another cool thing about those trips, a secondary, cool thing about

those trips, was that because of the nature of the travel, I always got to pick somewhere to stop

off on my way home as kind of a decompression reward for going and teaching

this super intense modular class, I would go to some cool history place on the way back that

otherwise I could never afford to go and see. And on one of those trips, my buddy Aaron and I went to

Greece. We rented a car and we went as hard as we could all day long, trying to ingest as much of

the country of Greece and the history of Greece as we could. And in our travels there, we got to make

our way to the ultra-an ancient city of Mycenae. Now, when you think of Greece, you think of Athens and Sparta, of course,

you know, there's a bunch of these towns that are kind of like the golden age of Greece that we

picture. But before that, Mycenae was this ancient town that lent its name to a whole era of Greek

culture. And the Mycenaeans, of course, got into it with

the Trojans. And that's what all the Trojan war business is about. There's epic poems about them.

Agamemnon was from Mycenae. Don't worry about it if you happen to not know that name. But I got to

Mycenae, and it's just different than anywhere I've ever visited,

ever still to this day. You walk up and there's just kind of one entrance to the ruins,

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