Well, we're in full swing around here in summer, and we're so thrilled you could be with us

at all of our Atlanta area locations. If you're traveling, thrilled that you could join us

for wherever you are in the world. We're thrilled to be able to connect on a regular basis.

Several years ago, I was at a student camp, and that reminds me of a scene at this student camp.

I want to see if you can imagine this for a second.

I was at this camp in Florida, and I was the speaker for the week, and I got there,

and about midway through the week, there was a competition that was going to happen.

And I didn't realize what kind of big deal with this was, but there's a pool there.

And I don't think for liability reasons they even had this was, but there's a pool there. And I don't think for liability

reasons they even have these anymore, but they had a high dive. It was much higher than that one.

It was a high dive. And everybody's gathered around the pool, and there's going to be several

prizes and champions. There's going to be a grand champion. And there was a returning champion.

And I'm learning this from some leaders. I'm standing. I'm watching.

And as he gets to the high dive, to climb to the top of the high dive, people start losing their minds. The students start chanting his name. And he gets to the top. And when he gets to the

top, he walks out front and he just is like, he's like there for it. He's like bringing everybody in

and everybody's chanting his name. And he backs up. And in my

estimation, this is not a smart thing to do on a high dive. And a high dive, you know, you can take a couple of steps.

He goes all the way back to the back, to the stairs, and he's going to go for it. And I think he got a little overzealous. I think the crowd got the adrenaline going too much.

And he took off.

And when he got to the edge of the springboard, he bounced and he took off up in the air.

And I will say, he took off, and it was impressive, the first part of it.

He got up in the air, and I think he was trying to do a one and a half.

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