I was too focused on trying to survive myself to worry about what he was doing, but, yeah. So Rush Randall, who's another windsurfer there, he was towing me, and Laird was towing my brother, and I'll never forget them being outside. And they're saying it's a small day, and they're like, oh, I think there might be some ten or twelve foot sets. And I know what ten or twelve foot in hawaiian measurement means. And I was like, kid, just don't tow me into one of those, okay? And then I'll never forget looking out. And Rush said, here comes one. I'm like, where? Cause you're so far out. And he's like, get ready. Okay. And so then I got ready, and I'm getting towed. And all of a sudden, this thing, this mountain, just swells up underneath me. And before I know it, I'm just in the pit of this wave that was like double overhead. Biggest wave I've ever ridden for sure. And for me, it's backside. So when you're going backside, you're just sort of looking down the line. You're not looking back at the. At the barrel.