But you're right. With the ocean, people definitely exercise close. Or you do something like you rip your knee out or whatever you do. You take a hard fall. Whatever. You're screwed. Yep. I mean, even just like, look, right? Isn't that like part of living in Seattle, right? You got to do Mount Sinai. Sure. Right. I think everybody in here has done it. Then you go up to the haystack, right? But Miles is right, you could easily twist an ankle.

That would suck to be on top of that mountain. Yeah, the last little scrambles, when we were in Alaska, right, we did with a flat top, something like that. Boulder's flying down the hill the entire time. Like the square, I was actually angry at that point when we were climbing up. Because in my head, I'm like, why are you doing that? You were not equipped to do this.

Now, look, obviously, we made it to the top.

The view was great.

Blah, blah, blah.

But, yeah, when I'm like, why are you doing that? You were not equipped to do this. Now, look, obviously, we made it to the top.

The view was great, blah, blah, blah.

But, yeah, when I'm climbing up that thing, I'm like, this is the stupidest thing you've ever done. I think I was wearing tennis shoes. I mean, like, everything about this. My brother, you were not a mountain man. Yeah. And now you're climbing up this freaking sheer wall.

We got to the top.

I'm like, okay, I felt a lot better.

But coming down was more terrifying.

So that's when that freaking boulder went rolling by man it's just it was in the fog

too so you couldn't see uh dog miles uh almost kill me twice we're at seaside at one point in time

and he really liked chasing a tennis ball into the just the easier waves. Yeah, like just the ones that are rolling up.

You know, like when you look at the Pacific Ocean from that area, it looks like it's just got steps to it of waves. Instead of big, you know, big crashes are out there, but, you know, as they roll in, you really don't know how far they're going to come in, like a creeper wave or whatever. Right.

Well, he's going for this ball, and the ball keeps getting sucked back out.

You know, because the wave is receding. Yeah. The ball's flying with it. And I look, right where he is going is just the middle of a rip current that you can physically see. I mean, you can physically see this rip and it's just pulling everything like in a funnel

straight out. And that's where he's at. So I go, I go sprinting at his ass, grab him by the

collar and I am leaning back with both hands around his neck. And I'm trying to pull back

toward the shore because the water in the sand are pulling us out. And I'm watching this rip current.

The water's freezing freaking cold away.

But I thought if somehow this dog dies, then I'm dead.

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