00:01I suppose, uh, you'd like to know
00:03what the hell your father was doing up here.
00:06I'm not sure I can help you, so...
00:09So I've been going through all of his old journals,
00:11his notes, and as far as I can tell,
00:14it looks like he was working for the government
00:15at some point.
00:16Yeah. Yeah, go on.
00:18He was, uh, a professor at Berkeley.
00:22Something happened. He got fired.
00:24And, uh, he moved the entire family
00:27to a compound in the middle of the forest.
00:30And from then, um,
00:35everything changed.
00:38A lot of those academic types up here.
00:41My family rented cabins to them.
00:44And my father wasn't up here fishing.
00:47No, but that's how I got to know him.
00:50He used to guide a little bit.
00:52Good outdoorsman.
00:54Yeah, I'm guessing he passed that down to you.
00:56He did. Yeah.
01:00And looking through all of his notes,
01:02he was involved with something called
01:04the Chronostasis Institute.
01:06My family owns half this valley.
01:08The land we leased to the government contractors
01:10had a secret lab research facility
01:14right down that road.
01:15Yeah, no, I looked into it.
01:16I didn't see anything.
01:17No, you wouldn't.
01:18They made us all sign, um, NDAs.
01:23I probably should be talking to you about it now.
01:25I'm just...
01:27Too old to give a damn anymore.
01:29No, you're not.
01:30No, you're not.
01:30No, you're not.
01:30No, you're not.
01:31No, you're not.
01:32No, you're not.
01:32No, you're not.
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