Andy Stumpf

It was still as fast as the bike can go.

For clarity, that's a huge jump.

Yeah.

Knowing what I know now, as soon as it took off, I would have talked for a front flip.

Might have made it around better.

But at the end of the day, and look, you see me there, I'm like, hey, my knee's completely gone.

That's just called shock.

Okay.

Shock was great.

I was like, so then I fall down.

I was like, oh yeah, now I'm actually really hurt.

But hey, good calling out.

And that's actually a whole nother scary subject to get into.

And that.

It is very interesting to see a lot of the people that were around and I do enjoy those moments.

The problem is those moments don't come without huge risk and huge consequence and risk reward obviously always changing.

But how do we find that excitement in life, that thrill without risking everything we have?

So people always say, why do you keep putting yourself through this stuff?

And I said, because every moment that I'm not doing it is worse than a moment that I'm injured.

Like I don't mind the pain as much as I mind