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I live in my truck more or less. I try and stay on the road as much as I can. I feel really fortunate and I’m really excited about, you know, this opportunity that I have to climb and make contributions when I can. And I was really excited to come to the fins and Idaho. I mean, you know, Idaho is not totally on the map for a climbing area, you know, most modern climbing is tending towards more kind of steeper Styles. This is much more like an old-school style. When I first came to the fins. I was super overwhelmed. The weather was a little hot. So I

I bolted and started working on a number of different lines at once and then as the weather began to cool off. I focus my energy on what I thought would be the hardest of all the routes I bolted.

Pressures mounting. I got only one week left are actually less than a week. And, you know, the mega rig is definitely the main objective and just try and get through that heinous. Move in the bottom. Boulder problem thing, has thwarted my efforts quite a few times from the ground.

It’s gotta go, man has to go super psyched on it. So it’s Gotta Go. You think he’s gonna send today today. I think Senator. Yeah, but, you know, I’m pretty big J, star fans, saw – but Stuart, I live, in Sun Valley, Idaho. I went to college at naropa, which is where I actually met John. Our first day of orientation. He turned to me and I had a pain assured on. He has to like, line and we kind of just started from there. There. We are and Idaho, and we’re climbing somewhere about over here.

Up here up here, Panhandle app. You don’t want to know about the pan. Is that where Mitt Romney lives is Mitt Romney live in the Panhandle, seeing him come out here to the fence is Megan inspiring, you know, I mean, he just bolted one of the hardest lines and Idaho, which is brilliant. I mean, he’s got me real climbing again, which is cool too. You know, it definitely looked up to him. Come here. Oh, he does not like backpack dicky dicky.

He’s gotta carry some stuff to when it comes to rope climbing. It’s not really getting pushed as much and Idaho and, you know, the locals up here really open. I feel like the newcomers. In fact, I think they actually really, really welcome, John, you know, I think everybody’s really psyched to see a stuff going down. He’s been talking all the people have established the fins and like communicating with them a lot and I don’t think it likes to step on toes or anything like that.

Come on. Okay, dude, you guys need to get out of the way.

First time I’ve ever made to here so I’ll be on my way. Yeah, I do. It’s really important that I said right now.

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Oh my God. Yes. So thank you. That was the go for sure. So, flamed do you not been failing? Trust me? You guys got here on the right day when you do not move again. Actually. I can’t, I don’t think I can.

This is the hardest route in Idaho know which is also amazing. And I think a lot of people are going to be psyched about it, you know, not only locals. I mean it’s kind of a big deal in general but for Idaho, it’s really big deal. Yeah.