Okay, got the red smoke.

Dr. Gun runs. North and south. West of the smoke. West of the smoke.

Okay, copy. West of the smoke. I'm looking at danger close now.

Come on winter, baby. Give it to me. I need it. You're cleared hot.

Can't be cleared hot.

We made it. Kind of. I mean, Friday this episode comes out so you can trail off into the weekend. I'm recording this the day before on Thursday. So we're almost there. I guess it would be the light at the end of the tunnel that I can see for the week. Man, August was wild. Very jiu-jitsu heavy.

Went up to a week-long Henry Aiken's seminar in essentially Mendocino, California.

Then just got back from origin camp in Maine.

On that note, I believe, Pete said this many times while we were there,

but I think it was only open to the people who were there for the 2025 year.

The 2026 registration is going to be opening up. I believe they cap it at 500. Please don't hold me to these numbers. I'm sure the origin website will have better information than me. It's cool, though. Lee and I were talking about this. We think we've been there

four years, maybe five. We can't decide between four or five. But we're going to be there next year.

It's a pretty cool week. Man, it's like drinking from a fire hose, though. Thousands of square

feet of mats, countless high-end instructors. As much rolling as you want, take as much time off as you want.

It's all contained in one really cool area, which I think is one of the most unique parts of it.

Like if you can get there, you can just go to town and train to your jujitsu heart's delight.

As much as you may desire.

Really cool. It sells out fast.

That's the point of me telling you this. I don't have any tie to professionally to origin. Obviously, I'm a huge fan of the brand and very good friends with Pete and Jocko. But, you know, go or don't go. It doesn't matter to me. They're not a sponsor. They don't do any advertising on the podcast. It's just a really cool week. And if you want to go and

experience it, act early. I guess that's what I'm trying to say. Arguably the worst sales pitch ever.

I just took like two minutes to say, buy your tickets now for 2026, essentially. What are we talking about?

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