Andy Stumpf

No, you're good.

But I remember sitting there and I was in quite a bit of pain and I'm thinking my dad's going to kill me because it was a week before the Supercross season started.

And I was like, that was that was really cool.

And I feel like there's probably something wrong with that whole thought process, but it's just interesting that someone like yourself, someone like most of the friends that I have now would be in that situation.

And the difference between someone that makes it in action sports and someone that doesn't, and I won't speak for military because I've never been there and don't understand it, but I'd imagine it's lesser, but in a similar way, is when shit hits the fan, not many people are willing to make a decision, any decision, if the best decision is two broken legs.

You freeze.

You're like, oh, dear God, did you find this?

Oh, that's it.

Oh, it's probably not nearly as big as I remembered in my head.

But yeah, go ahead.

How did you find that?

Yeah, you are pegged right there, too.

I was like, and right there, I'm giggling.

I'm like, all right, step off.

Yeah, that was way cooler in my head.

Thanks for bringing that up.

You're welcome.

I was comfortable until I took off.

But the gist of this, even though in my head that jump was way bigger, but that's cool.

So thank you for finding that.