Hey folks, Rob Wolf here with the whole gaggle of paleo kind of oriented folks.

We've got Dr. Boyd Eaton.

We've got Charles Mayfield of paleo comforts food fame and we have the ever large and in charge Greg Everett.

How's everybody doing?

Fantastic.

Hey, okay.

Awesome, Doc.

Charles, how, so you guys got to watch some My Caveman last night?

We did, I actually took it, John up the road to Marietta, Georgia and join Mr. Billy Berger at his house to watch the

Perc and he could have been proud and he had cave drawings up on the walls throughout his house.

It was something, something else.

Billy is the real deal, man.

It's so funny when we did the casting for that, you know, it's in LA and there's a bunch of people in this room and this one, you know, they called somebody in this big dude stands up like Billy's probably six to 240

250 pounds big jacked guy and I was like I really hope that guy doesn't make it

because I don't know how I'm gonna feed my my little scrawny self let alone him,

but he ended up, he's been studying primitive skill stuff

since he was seven years old.

He's just amazing with it.

Well, actually's the kind of guy that you need for sure on a trip like that. Oh, he saved our bacon and as a fallback we figured worst case scenario you know

donner party kind of gig he would probably keep the rest of us fed for a little

while that was the ulterior plan. Hey, little cannibalism, is that what you're talking about?

Possibly, possibly, yeah.

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