Wave Patterns and Human Interaction Frequencies

[0:00] I'm working on the fountain.

[0:02] Someone sent their space up in there. Of

[0:07] course. You want to share? Trying to

[0:09] distract my brain. Those are pretty. Are

[0:12] they real or no? No, they're not real.

[0:16] They're nice looking.

[0:18] I've never been in here, John. So, do

[0:21] these turn on? Yeah, they're lights.

[0:25] Nice. I like the stent structure. It

[0:28] does.

[0:29] Wow. So, do they all go down like this?

[0:32] These covers? Oh, yeah. I have covers

[0:35] all the way around, including the doors.

[0:38] Okay. I don't use them, but they come

[0:40] with came with all

[0:46] those hide all the

[0:52] acrylic. Come on, guys. Very nice,

[0:56] John.

[0:57] You know what I like most about

[1:00] John? At first, he misunderstood me when

[1:03] I met him, but somehow he figured me out

[1:06] and he never tried to change me after

[1:08] that. He just witnessed me. He became my

[1:11] friend.

[1:13] And he rolls with everything. This man

[1:16] joking around with me now saying I can

[1:18] never sit still. He's doing this last

[1:20] night.

[1:22] And you know that's only a friend could.

[1:25] This man doesn't try to change me. He

[1:28] lost me record by

[1:34] YouTube. He's a rare

[1:36] soul. We're going to go out to the

[1:38] beach. He's going to just sit and chill

[1:40] on the beach while I go walking down it

[1:42] tracing the waves. So I heading back to

[1:45] my RV here. Just going to grab a new pop

[1:48] so that I have something to take with

[1:50] me.

[1:52] and then we'll be

[1:54] out. That's a nice sight right

[1:57] there. It's a beautiful spot, too.

[2:00] Definitely like to come back to this

[2:02] one.

[2:03] So,

[2:06] yeah, it's a good day. Every day is a

[2:09] good day, though, to me. I truly believe

[2:11] that. I don't Doesn't matter what's

[2:14] going on, it's always a good

[2:15] day. Okay, let's head out of here.

[2:19] So, I found the shower

[2:21] house. Need to get down there. That's

[2:23] about to become a luxury for

[2:26] me. Um, they're individual showers,

[2:28] which makes them perfect. I don't like

[2:31] the shared shower facilities. As a gay

[2:32] man, I've never felt safe in them.

[2:35] Nobody wants to get naked around other

[2:37] men, especially straight men who can

[2:40] react very badly to gay

[2:42] men. So, I really hate the campgrounds

[2:46] that have shared facilities.

[2:49] But some of the

[2:50] parks, they've been upgrading their

[2:53] infrastructure and I think it's this

[2:55] way. Um, they've been upgrading their

[2:58] infrastructure. Way nicer shower houses.

[3:01] They're quite nice. So, I just got to

[3:04] get my shower back together. I want to

[3:05] get all my stuff together. Reintegrate

[3:08] cuz I've been showering in my RV for

[3:10] months as a volunteer. I had full

[3:12] hookups. Made a lot easier. Can't do

[3:14] that now. So, uh, reintegrate the

[3:17] process of showering at the shower

[3:18] houses and still taking good care of

[3:20] myself, putting moisturizers on and

[3:22] stuff like that. Um, things that make my

[3:25] eyes look less puffy and get rid of

[3:27] those wrinkles around the

[3:30] eyes. It's okay though. I'm still

[3:34] beautiful, as I always

[3:36] say.

[3:38] Um, something else I was going to

[3:40] mention, forgot

[3:42] now. Let's see.

[3:49] No, that thought's gone. I'll be back.

[3:52] So, John's having a very good day. He's

[3:54] getting pins and patches and bags and

[3:57] all kinds of stuff. He's talking about

[3:59] that. Then he goes, "Sorry, I know how

[4:01] much you really wanted to be here cuz

[4:03] he's the sweetest man ever." I said,

[4:05] "Don't worry. I can hold both

[4:06] realities." He says, "I figured you

[4:08] could." Cuz that's how that's how much

[4:09] we know each other. It's wonderful.

[4:12] We're going out to the beach

[4:16] now. I'll just record for a little

[4:19] while. I want my memories.

[4:29] I thought I figured

[4:37] one side of my awning's like that. I

[4:39] need I was just thinking I need WD40 for

[4:41] that.

[4:42] or the silicon.

[4:46] We'll be heading out in a moment.

[4:48] Probably going to buy the silicon spray.

[4:50] It's a little more expensive, but it's

[4:51] supposedly better. There firewood's

[4:53] behind this, right? Yeah. Okay. Hope so.

[4:59] Yeah.

[5:02] It's a very nice site. This is

[5:06] You know, they they really take care of

[5:08] their volunteers here cuz this is a nice

[5:10] site. I mean, well, this is new. All

[5:11] this got new from that damn storm damage

[5:14] last year that shut him down.

[5:16] Well, plus everything you told, you

[5:18] know. Well, yeah. They're making a real

[5:21] strong effort to make us happy, and

[5:24] that's important to hear. Yes.

[5:32] And never got to meet him in person, but

[5:34] I knew he was a good person.

[5:37] And maybe I'll run into them on the

[5:39] campground and I'll say, "I told you

[5:41] there was an inevitability." Even though

[5:43] I'm not going to be here.

[5:46] The insects are starting to What is

[5:48] that? That is so weird.

[5:51] Whatever that is. This white specks. Oh,

[5:54] it came off.

[5:56] Look with the light. With the light

[5:58] fibers. Yeah, the fibers on

[6:01] I really hate these. They're so ugly

[6:03] looking. I don't like being seen with

[6:05] them. They're a really nice couple here.

[6:07] You're the youngest people. Okay.

[6:11] Um, you know, when I walk around these

[6:13] campgrounds now, John, you know, I see a

[6:16] ranger or volunteer and they're waving

[6:18] to me or whatever. I'm thinking, do they

[6:20] know me? Have they seen my videos? What

[6:22] do they think? All of that because how

[6:25] could I

[6:27] not? But it's okay. Just going to be

[6:30] myself. Let people form their own

[6:31] opinions.

[6:35] I'll show us the view out here. It's a

[6:38] nice

[6:39] campground. Making a walk to the beach

[6:41] now. We're going to the trash first.

[6:43] Well, it's on our way. Okay.

[6:46] Did you go down to see that trailer I

[6:49] was talking about? Oh, I never made it

[6:50] out of the my RV. So, it should still be

[6:52] here. Okay. Unless they were checking

[6:54] out at one. I um when I saw it, holy

[6:58] crap. Of all trailers to be there,

[6:59] that's the one I told you that your Jeep

[7:01] would pull. Oh, okay. I remember that

[7:02] day. So, hope they're there then.

[7:06] Unfortunately, even though you'll see

[7:08] how small it is. It's my Jeep or a Jeep

[7:10] truck. No, your Jeep. Okay. Yeah.

[7:12] Basically, it that's what it's You'll

[7:14] see it. It's a little

[7:16] CRV pulling it. Meant for Remember, I'm

[7:20] going your pace, so don't let me don't

[7:21] let me lead. Yeah. So, yeah, they're

[7:24] meant for small compact vehicles.

[7:27] They're actually They look small from

[7:29] the outside, but inside the space is

[7:31] amazing. because it's got a

[7:34] V-shaped dinette booth with a table

[7:37] V-shaped and then that drops and that

[7:40] makes a queen-siz bed at night and it

[7:42] has a bathroom, a kitchen. Oh, that

[7:44] would be nice. Something modular like

[7:46] that. Nice. And it's windows all around

[7:48] you. Okay. Just amazing. Cool. It sounds

[7:51] nice. Absolutely fell in love. I went

[7:52] and was at Tugman last year and this

[7:56] lesbian couple had it. You know, that

[7:58] right there is not a bad pop-up camper

[8:00] because most of it's solid. Yeah, it's

[8:02] solid except for the front and the back.

[8:04] That's what unfolds. So, you can leave

[8:07] it closed. Yeah. And drop the dinette

[8:09] down. So, if you're in bad conditions,

[8:11] you don't want a tent. That would be

[8:13] nice. What do you think they're um

[8:15] called? Still a pop-up camp. It's just a

[8:18] hybrid. It's just going to fall under

[8:21] trying to keep other people off this

[8:22] camera here. So, I'm tilting it when I

[8:25] Yeah. fall under compact trailers.

[8:27] Humans detected. Mhm.

[8:31] Hello. More room. It's rough.

[8:35] You can go on the rough surface.

[8:38] Yeah. But I think the I call it the

[8:41] snail. It has some other name. I think

[8:42] it's snail in some other language.

[8:45] Spanish or something like that. But the

[8:46] popup camper talking about Okay. Okay.

[8:49] It is a popup, but it's acrylic. Oh. And

[8:53] solid. So there's no tenting, right? So

[8:56] stability is really it's just very safe

[8:59] on a vehicle to take. Okay. Your safety.

[9:04] You're so kind. I mean, as a camper, you

[9:07] go to a remote area, you want to be able

[9:09] to lock your door, just take Well, plus

[9:11] my stuff, you know. Yeah, exactly.

[9:14] Somebody wants to get in a popup tent or

[9:16] pop out tent. Yeah, that's pretty easy.

[9:18] Yeah. Two seconds, they're in. Yeah.

[9:26] I kind of like that truck one there. I

[9:28] saw this one earlier cuz it looks like

[9:30] they go up like really high. Almost like

[9:33] it's two stories in a way. It's designed

[9:35] to give you when it's down very little

[9:39] wind resistance. Uhhuh. But then once

[9:42] once it's up, you got full headroom,

[9:44] right? But again, you have to get the

[9:47] new thermal ones. It's probably one of

[9:49] the ones because the material needs to

[9:52] be able to handle cold. Do you know what

[9:55] this is? I couldn't figure out what that

[9:56] is up there. Those weird looking white

[9:58] ball things. Oh, that's vents. Vents.

[10:01] Pulling air just to pull air out of the

[10:05] building. Very commercial.

[10:08] Saw that yesterday. These trees are were

[10:11] supposed to be taken down, but I guess

[10:12] they big trees stopped acorns.

[10:19] I just love some of the root systems on

[10:21] these over here by the creek. This is a

[10:24] nice spot. I saw this yesterday. Thought

[10:26] the same thing. This is a nice Oh,

[10:28] there's a creek right there. Yeah. It'

[10:31] be a nice place to camp, too. I was

[10:32] looking at, you know, it' be tent

[10:34] camping or dry camping, but near the

[10:36] ocean really well. Yeah. Yeah. Your

[10:38] motor. Yeah. You could squeeze the Jeep

[10:40] in them side by side. Yeah. Like I said,

[10:44] I'm hoping these people haven't left yet

[10:46] cuz you'll I think you'd really like Oh,

[10:48] so they're up at the front of the park.

[10:49] That's why you said if you go to the

[10:51] beach. Gotcha. Yeah.

[10:54] Yeah. I notice that's where all the

[10:57] people congregate. It's up there. Well,

[11:00] it makes sense cuz they want one, you

[11:01] hearing the roar of the ocean. Yeah. And

[11:03] then second, you've got really easy walk

[11:07] to the ocean cuz like here where I am

[11:10] and you are, we're way way

[11:13] back. This is another nice couple that's

[11:16] coming up too. Yeah. Damn it. See if I

[11:18] left. Okay. Well, if you know what it's

[11:20] called, I'll Google it. Like I said,

[11:22] it's like I'm sorry, Alto or something

[11:25] like that. Okay. you I'll look at it see

[11:28] if I can find it online cuz it is like I

[11:31] said when I saw it last year it's about

[11:33] a even though it's a small trailer it's

[11:35] about 15,000 okay it's not cheap but

[11:39] for your purpose it's good quality and

[11:41] you know you would sell your motor home

[11:43] and be able to pay cash for it keep a

[11:45] Jeep be you know a perfect combination

[11:48] for you

[11:50] huh yeah they left it yeah you're right

[11:53] I could do that couldn't I even though I

[11:55] have even though it's Binance if I sell

[11:56] out for more than it's finest. Yeah,

[11:58] exactly. And it's really, you

[12:01] know, simple. It has everything you

[12:03] would need in it. That's a cool looking

[12:07] um I'll pause

[12:10] this. Your motor home's right there,

[12:12] man. It's exactly like

[12:14] yours. You see it? It's even got the

[12:17] blue

[12:19] light. There's another one here

[12:22] like another popup style. Yeah.

[12:27] But again, it just means you have

[12:28] corrugated

[12:30] roof. No, it's a it's that material. Oh,

[12:34] I see it now. Yeah. See, this is a

[12:37] smaller version. The spaceship spaceship

[12:39] material. So, I think this is the same

[12:41] vehicle. I love this one. I love that

[12:43] one. I did. It's more you because it's

[12:45] it's a smaller design.

[12:47] Oh, they got pretty nice.

[12:57] Yeah. So, we had to drive all the way

[12:59] down here. All our supplies for the year

[13:01] are in the woodshed. It's

[13:03] like going down the list of things

[13:06] going, maybe you might want to think of

[13:08] this, maybe you want to think about

[13:09] that. And they liked it because again

[13:12] they're stumbling along still within the

[13:15] management because their whole team

[13:17] almost well they have a lot of longtime

[13:20] ranges here but their major ones are all

[13:22] within the last year to 3 years. So

[13:26] they're still learning.

[13:29] This is a nice feature for a park. The

[13:31] ice ice machines. That's nice. Put some

[13:34] maps in there and stuff. Yeah. like down

[13:37] at um it's what they do at

[13:40] um oh man I can't ever remember names

[13:45] that place in um in Brookings

[13:49] can't remember the name of it those

[13:52] places there Harris Beach Harris

[13:54] Beach that it's nice

[13:56] park where that man flirted with

[14:00] me I'll never forget it that was a

[14:04] moment

[14:06] This is one thing I always loved about

[14:07] Oregon State Parks is how they recycle

[14:09] so many different kinds of things. Yeah,

[14:12] we have everything. All the different I

[14:14] don't see a propane one. No, that's one

[14:16] thing they don't seem to have. I was

[14:18] going to ask him that. I forgot. Yeah,

[14:20] every park's different.

[14:23] Yeah. Yeah. It depends on I found out

[14:25] with when we were at Tugman that Randy

[14:28] said it's a county warning ordinance.

[14:33] Okay. that um Oh, so they're required to

[14:36] do it. Some Well, no. What happens is

[14:38] some counties won't allow it. Oh, okay.

[14:41] See,

[14:42] so they can't do it, but they would

[14:45] rather what? They get thrown in the

[14:46] trash. I don't know cuz it's like one of

[14:49] those in the trash and you compress it

[14:50] down. Yep. Boom. That's what a guest

[14:53] said to me when I was at Huntingman

[14:54] because they were asking me about it and

[14:56] that's what they said to me and I didn't

[14:57] know that was a thing and I was like,

[14:59] "Wow." Yeah. You mean so every time I've

[15:01] been compacting this thing, there's a

[15:03] chance that was in there. Yeah.

[15:08] I was going to Google that and see if

[15:09] there were any videos. I didn't I didn't

[15:13] Yeah. You know, because because people

[15:16] do it. Yeah. A lot of people are like

[15:18] you that like the video. So the odds are

[15:21] it's over there. I like this bridge.

[15:24] Yeah. You know that cement piece? It

[15:26] looks like a you know almost like a

[15:28] scene. The oval shape. It looked like

[15:30] one piece. I couldn't see any lines.

[15:33] Well, what's cool is on the new stickers

[15:35] that they've, you know, done for all the

[15:36] parks and all the new signs. This is our

[15:40] sign. Ours. That's what's on ours now.

[15:42] It's this bridge. Oh, okay. Cool. That's

[15:45] the other thing the woman wanted to

[15:46] know. How long does it take to build it?

[15:48] Blah blah blah blah blah blah. Like,

[15:50] shut up, please. I want it so bad. Shut

[15:53] up.

[15:56] Thought I was being nice. Of course you

[15:58] were. There were a whole bunch of people

[16:00] coming in this morning while we were in

[16:02] the doing the orientation. They just car

[16:05] after car pulling in. There are

[16:07] volunteers everywhere just doing all

[16:09] kinds of things. See, there's one over

[16:10] there. I mean, they're just just

[16:11] everywhere. They're everywhere. I guess

[16:14] this will be the day use area. Yeah.

[16:19] Yeah.

[16:25] I don't see a

[16:27] Oh, I thought that was It's just a bike.

[16:29] Okay, never mind. It's a bike. I thought

[16:31] it was um thought it was a a golf cart.

[16:38] Hello.

[16:43] Hello. Yeah.

[16:52] Now, I know there there's a big

[16:54] difference between a summer beach and a

[16:56] winter beach. The summer beach is going

[16:58] to have a big sand going way out. A big

[17:01] why? They'll have a big sandy beach

[17:03] going way out. Okay. I love when a river

[17:06] goes into the ocean. Me, too. They're

[17:08] making love to each other. Yep. That's

[17:11] what I call it. They're all a lot. You

[17:14] know, they're melting together. Yep.

[17:18] It's awesome.

[17:21] See, that's your rock. I wonder how we

[17:23] get over there. I haven't been on that

[17:25] side. I mean, I guess you can walk over

[17:27] that, but I don't want to get wet. Yes.

[17:29] Yes, you can. Me?

[17:33] Oh, right.

[17:34] Right. Um,

[17:37] there must be a way though. Well, you go

[17:39] through. Yeah. Well, no.

[17:43] Yeah, over there. That's what I was

[17:44] thinking. Maybe there's a way over

[17:45] there. Well, the path is washed away,

[17:47] but yeah, you still can

[17:50] go down. Oh, there's a lot of driftwood,

[17:53] too, to get around. Yeah, the path's

[17:55] totally gone. This is all good. But

[17:58] normally your beach like this. There's

[18:01] the ocean way out there before. There

[18:04] she is.

[18:06] Look how that spreads out. So,

[18:09] yeah. Let me make sure I got, you know,

[18:12] I'm not even looking at my camera here.

[18:16] A little

[18:19] puppies. Bend this down cuz there's

[18:21] people all over at the start. Careful,

[18:23] buddy.

[18:25] Be careful with that lake of yours.

[18:32] Um, this feels very

[18:34] rocky. Where's the beach

[18:36] at? Wait a minute. Is this high tide?

[18:42] I don't think so because yesterday it

[18:45] did not look like this, John.

[18:48] Yesterday the ocean was out further.

[18:53] Right now, let me pause. There's a lot

[18:55] of people around. Okay. Well, we didn't

[18:57] pick the perfect time because it feels

[18:59] like the ocean is,

[19:03] you know, I see them. I don't

[19:07] care. Don't care.

[19:10] Whoa, here comes the ocean. Ocean, I

[19:14] love

[19:14] you. Oh, man. And you're going to tell

[19:17] me this ain't high tide. We're checking

[19:18] the app, John.

[19:21] It's damn close. You're up on the rocks,

[19:25] man. I can't trace the waves like

[19:28] this. We came at the wrong time. It's

[19:31] hours before we can be out

[19:35] here. I don't want to just sit still.

[19:39] Oh my god, this is the worst time to be

[19:42] here, John.

[19:48] I'm going to check my app. Can't trace

[19:51] the wave till later. It's literally not

[19:53] possible right now. I guess I'll look at

[19:56] it for a while. I mean, there's a small

[19:58] stretch of land up there. I might go

[20:00] check it

[20:01] out, but this isn't how I experience the

[20:04] ocean.

[20:06] So, you know, this is on me. I don't

[20:09] ever check the

[20:10] app. Be careful, man. This

[20:13] is That's how about over there where the

[20:16] sand is at. That's all wrong. Well, you

[20:19] know, that's what I mean. I can't walk

[20:21] to this. Okay.

[20:25] Sorry, we just came at the wrong time.

[20:28] But I just want to get away from

[20:31] Yeah, I understand.

[20:33] Um,

[20:36] still she's out there. It's nice sign.

[20:40] But, you know, if the if the um the tide

[20:43] is like this now, it's probably a couple

[20:45] hours before it calms

[20:48] down. I can't trace this. So, that kind

[20:52] of defeats what I had

[20:53] planned. But, I I might still try. I

[20:56] might walk down there. There's a little

[20:58] bit of Let me check the app actually

[20:59] because um if this isn't high tide that

[21:02] means it's going to come up even

[21:04] higher. So yeah, I don't want to get

[21:06] stuck out there. I'm going to check the

[21:07] app. Say bye

[21:10] darn the house and filled in the car

[21:13] park with the water where their cars

[21:15] were. It was just couldn't believe it.

[21:18] Now that house is gone burned down in

[21:20] those Oh yeah, you told me about that

[21:21] one. So sad. No, it wasn't my house.

[21:24] It's just sad to think. Is that the one

[21:26] where you were house boy? Yeah. Yep.

[21:29] Okay. Yep. I was

[21:34] I love that story, John. Yeah.

[21:37] I was never a house boy. I bet I could

[21:39] have been one, though. Yeah.

[21:42] I was such a twink back then. Total

[21:45] [ __ ] twink. I was like 130 lb. I'll

[21:48] show you some pictures someday. Yeah, I

[21:50] was 150, but

[21:53] Okay. Well, still. Yeah.

[21:55] I mean, I guess technically I kind of am

[21:57] out cuz I'm 150 lbs again. Yeah. But

[22:01] very much

[22:02] older, though. Very athletic. So, you

[22:05] know, I was very toned and that's what

[22:07] he liked. Okay. I just wish I would have

[22:10] He would, you know, he very rarely came

[22:12] out of the house. Yeah. So, I enjoyed

[22:14] when he

[22:15] did very attractive man and a lot of fun

[22:18] if

[22:19] they waiting for these waves to come

[22:22] back in under the rocks.

[22:27] It's so cool to look out there and just

[22:29] see it building up. Like it's just it's

[22:32] ferocious. Well, way out there where

[22:34] those waves are getting really big and

[22:35] breaking, that's because there's rocks

[22:37] out there under the water. Okay. There's

[22:39] a reef. That's what causes it to go up

[22:41] and break. Do you ever get to see that

[22:43] any time of year or like you were

[22:46] saying, the beach changes in different

[22:48] seasons? Mhm. I know there's negative

[22:50] tides, but it probably doesn't go out

[22:51] that far.

[22:55] You know what a negative tide is, right?

[22:56] Yeah. Okay. No, but yeah, it's just it's

[22:59] when the beach, you know, when the ocean

[23:01] pulls back and you can see underneath

[23:02] it. Yeah.

[23:05] It's all part of the king tide. They

[23:07] call it king tide up here. Oh, they

[23:09] refer to it as king tide because it gets

[23:11] really high, but people don't a lot of

[23:14] people don't realize it also means it

[23:16] gets the very lowest as well. I didn't

[23:18] know that. So that Okay, cuz I saw the

[23:20] negative tide when it was around king

[23:21] tie time. So, so it's only Okay. It's

[23:24] not all year round then. No, when we

[23:26] have a king tide, we have a negative

[23:28] tide. Okay, cool. I didn't know that. I

[23:30] love learning this stuff. That pictures

[23:32] the pictures I took of the those waves

[23:35] shooting rocks. Yeah. Those rocks I was

[23:38] on never they're they're always

[23:40] underwater. Still a negative. Oh man.

[23:44] So, there's so much to experience still.

[23:46] Yeah. Slippery though because it's all

[23:48] things that you don't even expect to

[23:50] see. Algae. Yeah. But it's beautiful to

[23:53] go out, but I had to be really careful

[23:56] that I didn't trip. But it was worth

[23:58] going

[24:02] out. I love the way the waves

[24:06] just come in all different directions

[24:08] and then they're intersect with each

[24:10] other and all these patterns it makes.

[24:13] My mind just goes crazy over this stuff

[24:15] just looking at it.

[24:17] It's just fascinating when it does that.

[24:19] when the um I don't know how to describe

[24:21] this, but the wave doesn't really come

[24:23] in, but it's like um um churning. It's

[24:26] churning. That is so cool. I mean, look

[24:30] at this. This is literally the sea shell

[24:32] of something that's probably a million

[24:33] or 3 4 million years old. Yeah, that's

[24:36] what fascinates me. These are all broken

[24:38] seashells. So, this was sediment on the

[24:41] bottom of the ocean. All you Yeah, we

[24:44] clearly see the shells. Yeah, that one

[24:45] you can, but it's very tiny. So, this

[24:48] just

[24:49] formed turned into a rock and now it's

[24:52] it's smoothed out from the ocean. But I

[24:54] just fascinates me to so like you know I

[24:58] find it interesting. It just doesn't

[24:59] capture my attention I guess cuz the

[25:02] longer I do find it interesting. The

[25:03] longer they're in rock. Yeah. Under

[25:06] under rock that's when the shell turns

[25:08] to rock or stone. Right now these are

[25:11] actual sea shells still even though it

[25:12] might be several million years old

[25:14] they're still the calcium is still in

[25:16] them. Okay. This is just showing how

[25:19] many were on this section of It hasn't

[25:21] petrified yet. Is that what you're

[25:22] saying? No. Yeah. Okay. These it'll

[25:24] never petrify because this bro broke

[25:27] off. This was still on underneath a

[25:30] bunch of other rocks. Then it will

[25:31] petrify. Okay. So, yeah, these are very

[25:34] what they're called very young rocks.

[25:35] Got some kids playing with crates over

[25:38] here. You know, I did that as a kid.

[25:41] They always make them rainbow colored. I

[25:43] turn them into rainbows. It's kind of

[25:45] funny.

[25:49] And that's the beauty of Hawaii. Rainbow

[25:51] is a symbol.

[25:55] Really? Yep. You don't buy anything with

[25:58] a rainbow on it cuz it's in there. It's

[25:59] a state symbol. I mean, we got clouds

[26:02] out there, but I looked at the weather

[26:04] report. We should have a good day the

[26:05] whole time. Yeah.

[26:08] Oh, it's already a better day than

[26:09] yesterday. Yeah, it is.

[26:12] It looks pretty. These clouds do.

[26:18] You know what I think I want to do one

[26:20] day? I want to take a a ship across the

[26:23] ocean. Best one

[26:26] to Hawaii, maybe? Hawaii. Okay. There's

[26:28] only one ship that goes from Southern

[26:31] California to Hawaii. A friend of mine

[26:33] goes on it every year. She just got back

[26:35] from it about Do you know what it's

[26:37] called? It's one of the Princess

[26:38] cruises. Okay. Okay. I can Google that.

[26:41] It's a 10-day cruise because 10 days.

[26:43] Okay. takes three days there and back or

[26:45] just Well, yeah. You leave San Pedro,

[26:48] you're at sea for three days, then it

[26:51] cruises around the islands. So, you

[26:53] goshore on three islands. Yeah, three

[26:56] islands. Okay. And then 3 days back. So,

[26:58] it's a total of a 10-day cruise. I can't

[27:01] wait to go on. I really want to go on.

[27:03] It's not cheap, but you can get a room

[27:06] with just a port window, which is fine

[27:08] cuz I ain't going to stay in my room.

[27:10] Yeah. I I go on deck. I go Absolutely.

[27:13] But well, if things work out, you know,

[27:15] and I do start making good money again,

[27:17] you and I are definitely doing that.

[27:18] Yeah, it's an experience.

[27:21] I don't want to go out on deck at night,

[27:22] just look at the stars. There's nothing

[27:25] I I took three cruises and I went on

[27:29] one. The first one I went on was out

[27:32] when I got

[27:33] offshore, there was 1,600 people on the

[27:36] ship and there were probably four people

[27:39] on deck at night. And you sat in the

[27:42] lounger and the sky was glowing with

[27:45] stars in the Milky Way. Yeah. Shooting

[27:48] the star. It you could see the planets

[27:50] with your own bare eyes. The satellites

[27:52] now. Yeah. Satellites going by.

[27:56] When I went on the one that went along

[27:58] with the color. Wow. That was really

[28:00] turnurning. Like that was Yeah. Well, it

[28:02] turns because this wave is coming in and

[28:05] then one forward is coming down. Oh,

[28:07] okay. Okay. I wonder why it did this.

[28:09] Okay. I knew it had something to do with

[28:11] more than one way, but I didn't figure

[28:13] that part out. If you didn't grow up at

[28:14] the beach, you probably may or may not

[28:16] have heard of rip tides. I mean, I don't

[28:18] need the words. I don't know what it

[28:20] means. What a what that's what a riptide

[28:22] is is the shape of the beach causes a

[28:26] all these waves are coming in underneath

[28:28] these waves are water going out. Okay.

[28:31] Oh, that's awesome. It Well, not if

[28:33] you're in it. Well, it's still awesome.

[28:35] It'll pull you out to

[28:36] see the ground. Okay. Cuz there's

[28:38] nothing you you have to know to swim

[28:42] side to side. If you try to swim towards

[28:45] the beach, that makes sense. Nothing

[28:46] would ever happen. That makes sense.

[28:48] You're just slowly curving yourself

[28:49] almost like a body of um you know, like

[28:51] a celestial object. Yeah. So if you were

[28:54] ever in the ocean, okay, I'll do that. I

[28:57] understand. Pulling you out. Swim one

[29:00] side or the other. Yeah, I get it. And

[29:01] you'll feel the change like a curve.

[29:03] Yeah. It's a

[29:05] strong South Jetty Beach where we were

[29:07] at, you probably wouldn't have noticed

[29:09] it, but there were waves coming in

[29:10] different angles. That's because of the

[29:12] currents under Oh, yeah. I noticed I

[29:13] noticed that strong riptides. I just

[29:15] don't understand um the physics behind

[29:19] it all yet. And the steeper the the

[29:22] beach is, the stronger the current going

[29:25] out. If it's real shallow going out, it

[29:28] gets doesn't get very interesting. All

[29:31] then you have a is it because it builds

[29:33] up velocity or something or okay force

[29:35] of physics. Okay. And like I said water

[29:38] passes under the in heavy waves. Then

[29:41] you have um a side current. So you could

[29:44] go in the water here and an hour later

[29:47] you're way down there if you're not

[29:48] paying attention. I think I'm

[29:52] detected. Got to say hi to this man.

[29:54] Okay. I'm going to pause this though cuz

[29:56] I don't want to put my camera.

[29:59] Well, I'll just move it down.

[30:04] here. So, there's a lot that goes on at

[30:06] the beach.

[30:17] Hello. Oh, I hope he's careful out

[30:19] there, you know, cuz it is high

[30:21] tide. Well, we can't worry about

[30:23] everybody, right? He can't do that. He's

[30:25] a sovereign being. That's his own

[30:27] choices.

[30:35] So, a lot of skipping stones on this

[30:39] beach. My shoulder's hurting too much

[30:41] for me to do it.

[30:46] But, man, it's really rushing in. I love

[30:49] that. That's my favorite when it does

[30:51] that. And then they have to run if

[30:52] you're tracing the waves, you know, cuz

[30:54] like, oh, I didn't expect that. The

[30:56] waves come in patterns, right? Well,

[30:58] yeah, but they're, you know, seven every

[31:00] seventh wave is the biggest wave. What?

[31:03] Are you sure? Count them. Swear to God.

[31:05] Are you sure? Surfer. Trust me, I was a

[31:07] server. You Well, I got to check on

[31:09] that. Okay. When you see servers sitting

[31:10] out, I need to confirm that. All right.

[31:12] When you see servers sitting out there

[31:13] on their boards, it's always wave goes

[31:15] over. Wave. Yes. The wave goes over.

[31:17] Wave goes over. All of a sudden, you're

[31:19] going to see them all get the board

[31:20] because they're counting the waves. No

[31:23] way. I I never even thought to count

[31:25] them. It has to do with the tide coming

[31:27] in. That's all it is. It has it's a tide

[31:31] pattern. No matter what time of year or

[31:33] time of day or doesn't matter all all

[31:35] day, all all year long. Oh my god. So

[31:38] there's just sacred geometry in that

[31:40] over here. You can actually see see that

[31:42] white water way out there. See the rocks

[31:44] showing right now? No rocks? No. Way out

[31:48] there. The furthest white water you can

[31:49] see out there. I don't way out there.

[31:52] All the white disappeared. There it is

[31:53] again. See the black

[31:56] I can see it in the camera. I can't see

[31:57] it in my with my eyes.

[32:00] [Music]

[32:02] Oh, I see it way out there. Yeah, way

[32:04] out there. That's a reef that goes Oh,

[32:06] okay. I see it now. Connects all the way

[32:08] on the beach where the white where the

[32:09] white water is, right? Okay. It's cuz

[32:11] it's literally a reef. Yeah. Yeah.

[32:14] See, when you're in Hawaii, you can

[32:16] actually swim out to the reefs and watch

[32:17] the big sharks swimming along on the

[32:19] other side of the reef. It's so cool.

[32:25] I can snorkel for hours. Do you know if

[32:27] I can walk down to that lighthouse? Not

[32:29] now, but No, I didn't. I'll check them

[32:32] out. Okay. Literally, this is the first

[32:33] time I've been on this beach. Okay. I

[32:36] drove on the highway. Yeah. I came to

[32:38] visit my friend. Uhhuh. So, that's all

[32:41] I've ever done. When I came here and I

[32:43] scouted it, I walked down that beach

[32:44] probably two or three miles. Yeah. And

[32:46] then came back and it was the sunniest,

[32:48] warmest day. It was perfect weather.

[32:50] Yeah. I defin you can go a distance but

[32:52] not too far because I mean I think you

[32:56] might be able to at least it looked like

[32:57] it on guy GPS. This will all end here

[32:59] just up there and straight down. There's

[33:01] no way you there. Yeah, over there it

[33:03] doesn't. And that I'd say the same thing

[33:05] down there cuz it's it gets real skinny

[33:06] at a certain spot but then it looked

[33:08] like you could get around it but I need

[33:10] to check low tide. Okay. Okay, that

[33:12] makes sense. Yeah, cuz if there's a lot

[33:15] of rock, it doesn't it never gets a sand

[33:17] beach or a negative tide, but that's

[33:20] only one time a year. Now, I know more

[33:22] than once. Well, you know, a couple

[33:23] times, but still the same time of year.

[33:25] December, January, that kind of thing. I

[33:27] understand that.

[33:29] Um, yeah, most people don't know that

[33:31] though. I get it. Thanks for telling me.

[33:33] Oh, yeah. They think there's only one

[33:34] king, but there is. Moon alignment.

[33:37] Yeah. Closest the moon is to alignment.

[33:41] Yeah. when you Oh, so that's a cool guy.

[33:45] Seagull.

[33:47] Yeah. Yeah. Literally look like a

[33:49] seagull.

[33:51] You know, I think about this ocean is

[33:53] the engine of the earth cuz it just

[33:56] Oh, you can't. Oh, there's pelicans out

[33:58] there. There's three of them. I know.

[34:01] Yeah, I see them. I see them. I love

[34:04] That's nice. I don't know. Let me try to

[34:06] zoom in. I don't know if I can.

[34:08] I think they just got his face.

[34:11] Yeah, I can't see him on my camera, but

[34:12] they might be on there sometimes. Oh, I

[34:14] zoomed in. It zoomed in. Yeah, they're

[34:16] staying real low to the water.

[34:22] Well, that storm front's moving this

[34:23] way, tell you. Yeah, it is. It's coming

[34:26] in. Oh, it's spreading, too. It just

[34:28] covered the whole sky. Yeah, it wasn't

[34:29] like that a couple minutes ago. I love

[34:32] that. God, I love that. Oh, okay. God, I

[34:34] love that. There's two layers. Look

[34:36] straight up. Look at the direction the

[34:38] clouds going that way. They're going at

[34:40] an angle now. Wait, you're right.

[34:45] Oh, I can barely look at that. That's

[34:46] why the clouds suddenly came over

[34:48] because it's they're not coming this

[34:49] way. Shifting that. It's amazing and all

[34:52] that.

[34:54] You don't really want to mess with that

[34:56] foam. It's a bacteria bacteria.

[35:00] It can't hurt. It doesn't really hurt

[35:02] you, but it kills fish. And it could

[35:05] make an animal very sick like a dog.

[35:08] People let their dogs just bite it cuz

[35:10] the dogs want to chase it.

[35:12] It is. And warmer time of the year when

[35:16] the water gets a little warmer. It gets

[35:18] it can get Well, you know, the ocean's a

[35:20] mix of everything. And I I already knew

[35:22] that. So I'm not It get about this thick

[35:25] and dark brown. It's Oh, yeah. And then

[35:28] big huge monster. Oh, that was so

[35:30] awesome. So awesome. So those little

[35:32] ones right there, just a vision. Wait a

[35:34] minute. I'm going to start counting.

[35:35] Maybe that was number seven. I haven't

[35:37] been paying attention. So I don't know

[35:40] how to count these. So they don't

[35:41] exactly come in as just one weight. You

[35:43] would you count all those little ones as

[35:45] one? Well, you have to you have to look

[35:47] a little beyond because when they get

[35:49] close, they're breaking out. Oh, yeah.

[35:50] Yeah. Okay. Just a little beyond is

[35:52] where you start counting. Awesome. I

[35:54] love this wisdom. Yeah. is what happen

[35:57] is that tide going out makes a wave form

[36:00] when it's not really an incoming wave.

[36:02] So yeah, it's the wind driven incoming

[36:04] tide and wind driven. So yeah, just a

[36:06] little further out there. Okay, makes

[36:08] sense.

[36:12] So what makes it cause these waves

[36:14] though like out there? Because there

[36:15] isn't these wse waves are too. Oh man,

[36:19] that's amazing. Most waves are caused by

[36:22] the wind. Okay. And even if it wasn't

[36:24] windy right now, if the waves are coming

[36:26] from something 300 miles away, currents,

[36:29] currents under the water, maybe. Well,

[36:31] currents will cause the waves to get a

[36:33] little bigger. Okay, but

[36:35] basically the two things that create the

[36:37] waves are wind and coming tides. Okay,

[36:43] you got water being pushed across the

[36:45] globe. Oh, that man walking way down

[36:46] there.

[36:48] He's like me and have that leather

[36:51] jacket.

[36:53] I mean, literally, these waves here were

[36:55] probably formed a thousand miles out to

[36:59] sea. That's what fascinates me about

[37:01] waves. They literally, and that's why I

[37:04] told you those glass balls from Japan

[37:07] are so coveted because, let's face it,

[37:08] they pull up on this beach, they shatter

[37:11] when they come up on the beach. So, to

[37:13] actually find them that make it to the

[37:15] our shore is hard to find. And it's only

[37:19] on the sandy beaches and only after a

[37:23] storm. And that's when all the what they

[37:25] call the beachers all head out right

[37:27] after a

[37:29] storm. I don't want to experience as

[37:31] much as why I came while I'm here, you

[37:33] know. But I'll still be like, you know,

[37:35] national forest, they're going to be I

[37:37] got to look them up. I don't know. Yeah,

[37:39] I assume you'll find on the Oregon

[37:42] coast. Not many inland. You'll find more

[37:45] of the national bars. I got to be near

[37:48] the ocean though. Yeah.

[37:52] Half of the new camp hosts today have

[37:54] never been to the beach. They've lived

[37:56] Wow. Really? In interior Oregon. They've

[37:58] never been They all live along the Le

[38:01] Pine and all those places in the high

[38:03] desert. Well, they're in for a treat.

[38:05] Oh, yeah. They were They just have That

[38:07] couple I was talking to telling where

[38:08] the laundry room was. Yeah. They came

[38:11] from

[38:12] um Lone Pine. I know. Line. Okay. I've

[38:16] heard of that one. Everybody seems to

[38:17] mention that one. High desert. It's

[38:19] beautiful. It's on the edge of desert

[38:21] plateau and mountains. Maybe I'll try to

[38:24] visit that one when I'm heading back to

[38:26] Kentucky if it can figure out if it's on

[38:28] the road. In the summer, it'll be a

[38:29] warmer time to be there, which is great.

[38:32] That's okay. I am, you know, I'm from a

[38:34] a climate that's very hot. Yeah, I have

[38:37] gotten used to not going to be humid

[38:39] like when it's hot. That's what's nice.

[38:42] It is a dry air.

[38:44] So, we're definitely getting close to

[38:45] high tide. Maybe another 30 minutes.

[38:47] Lady just got a She was sitting flying

[38:51] the kite. She didn't expect that. Okay.

[38:55] Well, do the ocean just said hello to

[38:56] you.

[39:01] Look at those bright orange shoes. I

[39:04] know. They look like those things you

[39:05] wear. Gloss or what do they call those

[39:07] things? Slip on things. You were wearing

[39:10] black ones. Oh, I'm like, what are you

[39:13] talking about? Mine I definitely don't

[39:14] have any. Yeah. Crocs. Crocs.

[39:18] Crocs. Crocs. Yeah. Those are just so I

[39:21] can get in and out of my RV without

[39:22] having to

[39:24] cuz my floor is always dirty cuz I don't

[39:26] take my shoes off.

[39:29] That's why I take my shoes off. I know.

[39:31] I wish I did. Like I keep trying to

[39:33] convince myself. Every home I've ever

[39:35] had, I've done that. Shifting. If it's

[39:37] cold floor, I shift into those slippers.

[39:39] And you let me walk into your place

[39:40] without doing that. I told you that I

[39:42] would take my shoes off. Now I'm going

[39:44] to That's your choice. I'm going to

[39:47] Don't force people to do that kind of

[39:48] stuff. I'm sorry. I I asked and you were

[39:50] like, "It's okay. Just walk on." Okay.

[39:52] Well, now I know. I didn't know till

[39:55] now. Now I know. Growing up, we live,

[39:58] you know, had a community where some of

[40:00] the places we lived in Orange

[40:02] County. I'm just going to turn this.

[40:05] There were several Japanese families and

[40:06] they all took the shoes off. So my

[40:08] parents got in the habit of doing it

[40:09] because we were four kids. They kept the

[40:11] house clean. Yeah. Okay. He's not coming

[40:14] over again. And I as soon as I get home,

[40:17] my shoes come off. If it's warmer, my

[40:19] socks, everything comes

[40:21] off. This time of year, I just put my

[40:24] slippers

[40:27] on. Yeah. Look at that. I like the

[40:31] seagull. It looks nice. It does look

[40:34] like a seagull. Wow.

[40:36] Where is it? Wonder how many seagulls

[40:39] have come running come flying over to

[40:43] it. Really

[40:45] cool. Where is There it is. It looks

[40:49] just like one. Well, your first glance

[40:50] you sele

[40:54] Okay, I got it on camera. A lot of rain

[40:57] out there. Look, you can see it. Oh,

[40:58] yeah. I love that. Rain there. And you

[41:00] mentioned that to me. That's how I

[41:01] learned that's what that is. I didn't

[41:03] know that. It's over here. Um

[41:07] You know, I didn't know that's what that

[41:09] was. I do now. So, you that's comes

[41:13] that's part of learning when you're

[41:15] sailing. You learn what to avoid if you

[41:18] know what's coming.

[41:20] Yeah. That would tell you right there.

[41:21] It's a heavy downpour and dark as that

[41:24] is. How far would you say I were able to

[41:26] see like in miles?

[41:29] Uh horizon's probably a good 20 30 miles

[41:32] out there. Maybe 40. It's hard to tell

[41:35] from here. I'd say probably.

[41:38] Man, I love this ocean. 30 to 40 m.

[41:46] What's really cool is if you get a

[41:48] lightning storm, but we don't get those

[41:50] until summer. Yeah, I haven't seen

[41:52] anything like that. Out on the water.

[41:53] Oh, so cool. Oh my god, I would love

[41:56] that. Yeah, so cool.

[41:59] I thought I was chasing storms this

[42:01] winter, but that sounds way better. Go

[42:04] to Florida in the summer. go nuts. Yeah,

[42:07] I don't like Florida. Yeah, I want to be

[42:09] here. Also, it's the wrong ocean.

[42:12] Technically, it's the same ocean, but um

[42:14] it's different. Yeah, technically it is

[42:16] the same ocean. We only have one ocean.

[42:18] No. Yes, it's one body of water. This is

[42:21] the Pacific Ocean. I know. That's what

[42:22] they tell us. The Atlantic. Yeah, but

[42:24] it's the same ocean. There's no dividing

[42:26] line. There's no true dividing line.

[42:28] Curves to keep the water separate. It's

[42:30] the same water though. Water. It's one

[42:32] body of water. We can disagree on this

[42:34] one. It's okay. The Earth is covered

[42:37] with water, but the reason there's

[42:39] different ocean names is because there's

[42:42] currents that keep the water in. Well,

[42:44] historical

[42:46] reasons. Um, but it's okay. We can

[42:48] disagree on this one. It's called

[42:49] physics. Okay. I don't agree with this.

[42:51] It's okay, though.

[42:58] It's really getting beautiful the way

[43:00] the water's starting to come off the

[43:02] sand.

[43:14] You know what? And the 101's right

[43:16] behind

[43:19] us. The 101's right behind us. Just, you

[43:23] know, carving the coast, hugging the

[43:26] coast.

[43:32] Don't get mad. My foot's No, my foot.

[43:35] Okay. You just got so quiet after that.

[43:37] It's like I just view it differently,

[43:38] you know? Okay. Oh, I'm sorry. You

[43:41] feeling okay? It's

[43:44] We can go whenever you want to. Okay.

[43:46] Not happy, right? But look how big it is

[43:47] compared to this one. Oh, yeah. I can

[43:49] tell. You're right. It's really swollen

[43:51] up. Well, it's happening. It's cutting

[43:53] off my circulation. My leg's going numb.

[43:56] I won't have a choice but to leave it

[43:58] pretty soon. Okay. Yeah, cuz you know

[44:00] it's high tide. There's, you know, Oh,

[44:02] it's coming in. It's going to be wobbly.

[44:05] So, I can It's going to take hours

[44:07] before I can come out here. So, I'm

[44:09] definitely going to do that today. As

[44:11] long as it don't start raining. Yeah.

[44:12] Well, now you know that don't cross that

[44:16] bridge. Stay on the other side of that

[44:17] bridge. Yeah. Don't follow.

[44:20] Well, that's too short of a path,

[44:22] though. I want to be over here. No, you

[44:24] that piece goes quite goes around. Yeah,

[44:26] but not far enough for me.

[44:29] I want to go that way. I want to go see

[44:30] if I can get to the lighthouse.

[44:33] Yeah, it's a low tide. You should be

[44:34] able to get quite a ways to see how far

[44:36] down he is. Man, he really did go down

[44:38] there. I like this

[44:41] man. But I don't know. There's somebody

[44:43] next to him, so I don't know if it's the

[44:45] same person. I don't see another person.

[44:48] I'm almost sure of it. It's only one

[44:50] person. It's still him.

[44:53] Hold on. You know what? You're right.

[44:56] Why am I seeing double? Why the [ __ ] am

[44:57] I seeing double?

[45:00] My left eye was showing double. Oh my

[45:02] god.

[45:05] Yeah, that's one person. All right. Oh

[45:06] my god. It might be my contact. Well,

[45:09] I'm not wearing contacts. Oh, okay.

[45:11] That's weird.

[45:13] Holy crap. If I just look through my

[45:15] left eye, I see a second person there.

[45:18] Wow. It's like a shadow. Yeah. We were

[45:20] lucky. Our family genetically was

[45:22] blessed with perfect eyesight. That is

[45:24] wild.

[45:27] Wow. Oh my god. That is wild.

[45:31] I have 100% depth per reception. And I

[45:35] can shoot I can shoot uh Oh yeah. You

[45:38] know squirrel at 300 yards. Yeah. You

[45:40] know, only one eye does that does depth

[45:42] perception. I don't remember which one,

[45:43] but I learned this because of a a

[45:45] journalist who lost one of her eyes and

[45:46] she lost that ability. So, I don't know.

[45:49] Maybe that's a, you know, maybe that's

[45:51] why one of my eyes can see it and one

[45:53] can't.

[45:57] No, any time I was learning to shoot a

[46:00] rifle when I was very young. I get too

[46:03] on the voice guns. I can I can shoot

[46:06] just anything I aim at. It may take me

[46:09] two shots because I have to adjust for

[46:11] distance and wind. I could have been a

[46:13] sniper. Listen to you. It's the only

[46:16] thing my dad I say he was proud of, but

[46:19] he never told me he was proud of me. He

[46:22] was he raged his when he was a cop for a

[46:26] while every you know we'd go to the

[46:28] shooting range they have to practice so

[46:32] they brought their sons along and then

[46:35] we had to compete with each other and I

[46:37] beat everybody I could be I could shoot

[46:40] a clay pigeon every time and then no how

[46:44] far back you put me I could shoot a

[46:46] target dead on that's the only got a

[46:49] helicopter Yep.

[46:54] So, what are they doing?

[47:02] You think they can see us clearly? Yeah.

[47:04] Can they see me recording

[47:07] now? Seems to find a bit.

[47:12] Cool,

[47:13] man. I like the cars. Usually, you know

[47:17] that one movie? I think it's one of my

[47:18] favorite movies where um is it I can't

[47:21] remember what actor it is. Might be

[47:22] Robert Patson, but he goes out to um out

[47:25] to sea to try to save some a boat oil

[47:27] tanker and he has to go past a um you

[47:32] told me about these things. It's really

[47:33] dangerous. Yeah. One of the bars. Oh,

[47:35] that's Hatter's bar

[47:38] probably moving. Yeah, there's a big bar

[47:41] out. And then there's a point where um

[47:44] they're trying to get back and there's

[47:45] no light so all the cars line up and

[47:47] they just put their headlights on. It's

[47:49] a true story. Yeah, it's a really good

[47:52] story. I can't remember the name of it.

[47:54] It's not that old. It's only like maybe

[47:55] 10 years old. Y can be pretty scary at

[47:57] night, but I used to do it. I had a

[47:59] small little The finest hours. Yeah,

[48:02] that little SBO you saw me a picture

[48:04] where I was sitting my legs just stretch

[48:06] out. That little tiny SO. I used to go

[48:08] out to sea in that thing with a friend.

[48:10] We go all the way up to Malibu and turn

[48:12] around, come back, and we spend about an

[48:14] hour to two hours in the total dark.

[48:17] Just flashlights.

[48:21] You know, I don't normally just sit here

[48:22] and watch the ocean. Yeah, I know. You

[48:23] never sit still in the sun. Never. It is

[48:26] a different experience.

[48:29] Well, it's engaging your brain, so

[48:31] you're still getting the same benefit.

[48:33] There's still movement. It's called AR

[48:35] would call it movements.

[48:37] Um, but yeah, I don't just sit here.

[48:40] This is But yeah, I'm just saying that

[48:42] because everybody else sits down

[48:43] watching the ocean and when I did that,

[48:45] I was like so bored. So bored. It wasn't

[48:48] until I started tracing the waves that I

[48:50] caught

[48:51] m. But you know, it's nice when you have

[48:53] a friend with you. I look out there, all

[48:56] of a sudden it's almost flat. Okay, so

[48:58] the next big wave count is number one.

[49:01] Okay, I'm going to count them. So that's

[49:04] number one out there. It's just forming

[49:07] and starting to break way up there. That

[49:09] would be number one.

[49:12] That's a lot of counting. Yeah, it it

[49:14] takes a lot of concentration. It really

[49:16] does. Really pay attention to the waves.

[49:24] Not sure if you ask AI, is it true every

[49:30] now? weather AI tells you. I grew up

[49:32] surfing. Yeah. I don't care what your AI

[49:35] tells you, but I'm sure it's smart

[49:36] enough to know that.

[49:39] Surfers don't know it. Yeah. And that's

[49:41] cuz we were on the water literally all

[49:43] day long. I think it's coming back.

[49:48] You're going to get caught in high tide,

[49:49] man. No, but I literally spend all day

[49:53] at the beach. Yeah. either out on the

[49:56] surfboard surfing or coming in sitting

[49:58] on the beach for a little bit, rest,

[50:01] have lunch, go back

[50:05] out. It's the start of life on our

[50:09] It's a wonderful light. Yep. Before

[50:11] before someone came out with these those

[50:14] hooks that you put on your bike.

[50:15] Initially, we had we carried our

[50:17] surfboard in our arm.

[50:19] I don't know how we used to do that cuz

[50:21] our boards were bigger back then

[50:24] and we didn't wear wet suits. Those

[50:26] didn't start wet suits didn't really

[50:28] start until the

[50:31] 70s. We can have back in a lot. Yeah.

[50:34] Okay.

[50:37] Oh, my thigh hurts for some reason. I

[50:39] don't know why. Wait till you get up.

[50:42] If you need to use me for support, I'm

[50:44] right here.

[50:52] Yes, me and my

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