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The The All right. Well, as promised, we would start podcasting out on the open ocean.

Last week's episode was my shortest podcast ever.

I think it was two minutes and 20 seconds or something like that.

And that's because we don't have free time out here.

That's what I'm realizing.

It sounds like 12 hours on, 12 hours off would be a decent amount of downtime.

But when you're working out for 12 hours, that means the other 12 hours are for literally all the things you need to do in life on top of sleeping.

And then also with that amount of work, man, like, I've been sleeping a lot and feeling good. And so it's really stormy out right now.

I don't know if really stormy is...

It's pretty stormy.

It could get a lot worse, but it's certainly not great out there.

So we threw the parachute anchor, and now me and Joshua huddled down. storming. It could get a lot worse, but it's certainly not great out there.

So we threw the parachute anchor, and now me and Joshua huddled down in the cabin,

riding out the storm, and we got some downtime.

So he's like, why don't we do a podcast?

And here we are.

Parachute anchor, for those of you that are wondering, is literally a parachute on the end of a rope.

It goes down, what is it, 50 feet?

Yep, 50 feet.

And it, it bites a volume of water that's below the surface. And the surface is what is actually really getting impacted by high winds.

And, uh, I mean, it's, it's kind of fascinating to me because you think like the ocean is just moving all over the place.

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