Travis Pastrana

Definitely more complexity, but I would say more consequential.

And so it just becomes this pressure cooker and you can either perform in that environment or you cannot.

But that's how most of the people that I worked with

You get them to that place where things are not going as planned and it's definitely not as awesome as you thought it was going to be.

And they have a shit eating grin on their face and they are just figuring shit out in real time.

Those are some of the people I look, I'm like, I don't know how you do that because that is fucking unbelievable.

But yeah.

Well, but you're one of them and that's.

But you get used to it.

You get used to that.

I don't know what to call it.

The fringe, the leading edge of the knife where most people don't even want a tightrope out there.

And then you get so comfortable being out there that you're looking for ways to get out there on your own without external circumstances forcing you there.

How do you, how does it work for you when you are injured and doing stuff like this or anything action related is off the table for days, weeks, months?

Do you struggle with that mentally because you were kind of locked in a prison of your own body that's not functioning very well?

They'll give it to you straight.

I have three.

My years look like they're getting ready to enter their teen years.

I have 22, 20, so two boys and a 17 year old daughter.

And I often question my life, my life choices, my place in the world.