Brandon Tseng

Second thing that I would call out, so, like, after that, like, then you get into the groove and, like, you're just, like, moving forward.

I love, I don't think people talk about, like, how ruthless it is under a boat with people.

One of the things I loved was, like, seeing boat crews kick the underperformers out and, like, just the viciousness of it.

Like, when you, like, you see someone ducking boat and, like,

like their teammates would just punch them in the back of the head and they would like fall over.

Like, I don't think like it is like, if you're not carrying your load, the instructors don't have to do anything right.

Your, your classmates are going to take care of you.

Um, so I love that aspect of it.

Um, Wednesday night, um, was, I think it's Wednesday.

Yeah.

It's, uh, we did camp surf.

Um, and I like, I don't know if people, that was, um,

That to me was the worst evolution.

So it was, you know, one in the morning and for four hours, there's like the wind is blowing, it's probably like 50 degrees outside, you're soaking wet, and we're digging a trench with our paddles.

And every minute on the minute for four hours, we go hit the surf.

And your body is so saturated with

like salt water.

So chafed, um, every single time you would jump in that water, it was, uh, like shock therapy.

It was like a million needles, just like crushing my body to the point where you don't right after hell week, you'd never want to get into the ocean again.

It's because you have this, like, like this, you were just tortured, um, into recognizing like, it's not comfortable getting in that water.