We're live. Hey, I'm professional. I am super super super excited for this because we've

been trying to link up for I don't know a few months. You're busy. I'm busy. You're local.

So we take advantage of that. We're just like, yeah, we're going to do it next week. Mark

Twight. Thanks, man. You're welcome. Thank you for having me. You guys, I, uh, yeah, when

Trevor said, Hey, we're going to do it finally. And I was like, okay, let's, this is great.

I got to go there. We can't do it at my place. I get too comfortable in my place. Sit

back in that chair and start drinking the key. The big comfy chair goes nowhere fast. Those

are, those are super comfy. Yeah. No, as opposed to we just got you super jacked up on coffee

right before you. Oh, you're used to tequila. How about some coffee? I haven't fed you two

shots of espresso plus a big pour over. So, uh, but it's a little bit different, appropriate

because I did have a rather long drive yesterday and was not and didn't get home till one

45 this morning. Oh, wow. That's, it's okay. So I don't know. I know a lot about you. Uh,

and I think, you know, all of us, we know a lot about you, I guess, but one thing I was

reading today on in your biography when I was like, well, how do you describe yourself?

And it's interesting because I don't know who wrote this, but you define yourself as a

climber first. Is that right? Is that still accurate or is it? I have to say, I mean,

it's where I came from. Yeah. So I get what made me. Right. And so I can't completely, um,

disassociate myself from that identity like, yeah. And even though I don't do it and haven't

done it for a really long time, um, those are the roots. And I found myself last year, uh,

the tail end speaking up at the BAMF mountain book and film festival again, which is super weird

to go back in that environment after I think the last time I was there was probably 1995 or

something else. I gave a presentation there and like to, you know, cruise back in, start

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