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130 and we're 5,000. But how are you? I'm doing great guy. Have you ever served guy as we go

immediately into a tangent here?

Sorry Amanda. The short answer is I have attempted to do it. I will tell you the core strength

required to be a proper surfer is something else because there is a move from being prone on a

surfboard to getting then standing on a surfboard is a one-step move.

And if you try to do it in multiple steps, you're not going to make it.

So that's a very difficult move.

It looks exquisitely easy when you watch some of the great surfers out there, but not as easy as it looks.

Well, it's interesting.

I mean, and again again if you have like little

kind of um little arms like our boy rapis um yeah squad here it's kind of hard to paddle out for a guy

like that you know what he mean so like that's one of the reasons why we we really want him to focus

on those tries as he gets kind of set for his plel c by the way, are 60% of your upper arm.

So for you folks out there that are doing biceps to try to get your arms bigger,

in fact, you should be focused on the tricep.

And by the way, and sorry Amanda, again,

one of the great scenes in movie history, of course,

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