I think when things started to really explode with that, with the big air thing, and then Jake Brown had his big accident, the one that kind of everyone saw went viral. You've probably seen him where he's just falling from, like, 30ft up. That's when they started to. I don't want to say tone it down, but really they started to figure out how to do it in a way that is still progressive, but not just throwing caution to the wind and not just trying to break all the height and spin records. It was just bad to do it. They really refined it. I mean, surprisingly, I think he broke his hand, maybe his heel, and had internal bruising, but that's it. I mean, it was really unbelievably lucky.