Jeremy Hansen

Maybe you weren't sleeping there yet.

It was Jeremy that day.

And Jeremy came around very, and we were all very disoriented.

It was the middle of the night.

And Jeremy started executing the procedures.

And then we just, we have a rule in our crew, no fast hands.

Like, don't go fast if you can stand it.

And so I was looking at the displays and looking at the fuel system and we were waiting for ground to call and Jeremy was starting to configure and I just said, hey, let's stop.

At least in my mind, that's how it went.

And let's just pause for a second because these indications I see are not, they're not aligning with this, the level, the extreme level of this caution.

And that created some tension in the crew for a moment because we have very explicit instructions.

You save the fuel system there because you could be leaking your fuel under the vacuum of space and that is deadly.

But we did stop, and we all talked about it for a few seconds, and we worked our way out of that.

And we did have a very small leak, which caused that caution, but it was not a great situation, and we just needed to monitor it for a little while.

Well, we like to think so.

Probably individual.

Some of these crew members have ice in their veins.

But yes, it gets your attention quick.

I want to add one thing to that.

The day before we launched, you get to see some of your extended family through this quarantine facility.