Presenter's Personal Experience

But not like on your toes, dude. I was wearing my regular tennis shoes last night when I was doing the bonfire. Got a fire over here. Yeah, I was doing a bonfire last night. I let the fox go. You let the fox go? Yeah, I let the fox go last night. Yeah, I let her go. Really? I let her go. I got sick of seeing her in a cage. So, I put a breakaway collar on her with a tag and uh I opened up the cage door and I sat out here with the family and we made a bonfire and she ran around this yard for 2 hours with the hound. They were playing and playing and playing. And then about 11:00 last night, both the kunown and the fox were begging at the door to come in. Like, [laughter] all right, come on. Come back in. And here, check her out. She's wiped. Dead, dude. She's like, she won't move. That was a lot of running for her last night. Can't believe she sticks around. You tired, little one? Huh? Somebody somebody's tired. [laughter] Look at her. She's sleeping. She had a good night. Anyway, uh I put the regular tennis shoes on last night, dude. And my feet were soaked. Soaked. Just from walking to from the house down the hill to there. I was just like done. It sucked. Wet feet right away. Dude, that just sucked. That was regular tennis shoes. So I went in and I put my Kujo on and I'm like screw that. And I stayed out for another two hours walked around in this crap. And then when I went in dry feet dry feet. Yep.