All right, I'm going to put you on the hot seat.

Bring it.

Now the hot seat, okay.

Within your and Beka's relationship, you're and Fitz's relationship, particularly in the outdoors,

do you think you have any, like, personality traits that has both maybe nourish the partnership in some ways and maybe in other ways

served as a detriment. I think that's a good question. I'd be super curious to hear how Becca would

answer it. I think personality traits that have worked well for us when we've been outdoors

in the backcountry is, I mean, some of its

personality, some of it's just like we have a shared vision of like, yes, we see this big goal,

we understand what it takes to make that happen. I think that we also approach trip planning

in like a similar way, although we have different roles in what we do, but that we like to go and somewhat organize.

We're not so much like full fly by the seatier pants.

We share a lot in common, like Becca and I think in a lot of ways, like we aren't like two ying and yangs or like super complimentary personalities is I think we both are not afraid to

try very hard and like take weight and sometimes that's to a detriment we probably we had to grow

and learn how to like be able to share weight or give weight when you were struggling.

Fitz has the ultimate like confidence and, yes, we can do this.

And I'm definitely like more cautious where I'm like, well, what can I do this and like want

to assess my skills and make sure that I feel like, yes, this is something that I can do.

Was Fitz sandbagging you a common occurrence then?

Yes.

Which, I mean, in some ways, was great because I got to do some really cool things or I've done

some really cool things.

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