Andy Stumpf

And I'd say, I don't know.

I don't feel like I am one.

I might participate in some things that from the outside would be viewed as people seeking adrenaline.

But I don't like that hyper-adrenalized feeling where...

You know, well, and it could be different for anybody and everybody, whether it's the tasting copper in your mouth or the heart rate or the, you know, feeling your hair.

I don't like that sensation.

And that's not what I felt on the edge.

I just was scared shitless, quite frankly.

It's not an adrenaline.

It would be the opposite of walking around feeling like that.

I would describe it as feeling settled or anchored in the ability to just...

sit into it and think clear.

It's like having a stereo dial and the static, and you're just twisting it down.

And then the BS of life, and it comes back up and it comes back up and it comes back up.

Then you go on another one of those trips, or I, I should say, I would go on another one of those trips and it would dial it down.

After a gunfight, it's not like the movies.

Most of the time it is so fast.

It is such a rote decision.

But it's high adrenaline, presumably.

moderate?