Well Steve, we survive the Death Hike man.

The Death Hike, also known as the Experience Life Hike.

We survived.

I like that. The Experience Life Hike. It sounds much more granola crunchy.

That's funny.

Yeah, it's obviously the Death is never the true goal.

We fully anticipate surviving.

But yeah, man, let's for... I'm sure most listeners have heard of the Death Hike and

maybe have heard a little bit about what the plan was this year.

But I'm sure some people are going to hop into this podcast and might not know what the

heck we're talking about.

So I guess we should start with some background, some context.

So essentially the Death Hike is something we've done every year for the past seven years.

So yeah, the whole, you know, you and Lenny essentially seven years ago were like, hey, we should

get some buddies together and just kind of pick a goal, see what we can do, go crush ourselves

and it's kind of evolved in the years since and the whole idea is to have a different format

every year, a different type of challenge and things like that.

So you know, in years past having done 100 Myler and having done all kinds of things.

And we this year wanted to mix it up and it was honestly a reschedule of what was supposed

to be last year's Death Hike that was kind of postponed, so I should cancel it because

of COVID.

And roll out, I guess Steve, what was the big idea for this year and what was maybe a little

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