Cordelia. Hey, Fetz has it gone.

Pretty good. I'm organizing my life and, you know, like kind of getting the call family,

you know, all ready to go. Holidays are happening, which is kind of crazy.

It seems like kids are going to trick treat this year and maybe we'll see family for Thanksgiving.

It's kind of cool. Yeah. Good moment. It's exciting. But it's got me thinking about gifts.

And like, yes, I remember the sick bike I got in second grade for Christmas. It was awesome.

Thanks, mom and dad. But it got me thinking about like unexpected gifts.

The small little acts that ended up like really meaning a lot to me.

Like what do you mean? Well, like when I was a young climber, like I was like 22, 23,

you know, kind of after a geyser in college, I had the ability to kind of go and travel some.

And I remember I was down climbing the needles, which is this incredible granite climbing area

in Southern California. And there are these, you know, big climbs that come out of these tight

golees. So, you know, climbers will kind of down climb into these golees and they climb back out.

And you're in a basically like a hallway that's about 150 feet wide. So you can see the other

people climbing. And I was there and there was this very famous route called Atlantis that I wanted

to try. And it was hard for me. And I, there were a bunch of other like kind of pro climbers or

people I saw on magazines in the same goalie climbing at the same time. And I was like,

oh, I'm going to do this route. And I didn't really well. And I remember them like cheering for me.

And it was just like really cool moment. That was awesome. You just like look so smooth on that.

And I was like, oh, they're cool. Like I was probably so embarrassed. I didn't know what to say.

And the, the, a lot of places in the Sierra, they have like little kind of like saloons or sort of

cabin resorts or grocery stores kind of around them. Like a lot of up in the high country and

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