Bruce Buffer

But if you're surfing,

or skating, I have to talk more from a surfer standpoint, and you're in somebody else's break, you've gotta have, there's a code of ethics, there's a courtesy factor.

You don't take off on people, you don't whatever, and you follow that factor and there won't be any hassle.

It's one of the most therapeutic things you can do when you're out there and, you know, in the North Shore of Hawaii is Sunset Beach or whatever.

I remember a big day out there.

It was like 10 foot Hawaiian, which is like ridiculous, you know, 15, 20 foot face waves.

And then, you know, when the wave would break and it would break and form a rainbow.

And you're out there looking around and seeing some of the greatest surfers in the world and you're in paradise.

If that doesn't give you a spiritual therapeutic feeling, I don't know what would.

It's dangerous.

With what?

Pipeline when you're taking off.

I'm never going to lie.

I know I am.

Have I seen sharks in the water?

But have I fought off a shark?

You're ready to go.

You're not spooked.

I don't care who you are.

Sharks are going to scare the hell out of you, okay?