I knew it. Yeah, they. Indeed. A little bit of said. Yeah, okay. Come on, maybe not. Okay. Ready. Hi, I'm Carl Wright. Hi, Carl. This is my teacher, Doug Smith. Doug's out. Woo! I disappointed a friend who came because I thought he thought I was actually going to teach you how to make ropes. And he knows how because he was a boy scout. Now, ropes spinning or trick-ropping came from Mexico. It's a Mexican invention. These were a couple of inventions. Well, my favorite was oral contraceptives. I came to college in the age of free love. This is a kitty rope. And I got these for one of these for one of my sons when I was younger. And they were younger. And it's really not very impressive because the whole idea for me, rope spinning rope, was to inspire envy in men and women. This is a twisted rope. We're already behind that. Twisted ropes are great for lots of things. But if you use them for rope spinning, they twist right apart. We have already gone. We have a cowboys rope, which is really a great rope. The problem is that nobody's going to be impressed with the fact that I'm spinning this loop that's waxed open. It's great for catching a calf. And I would not ever want to do that because it's a really scary thing to do. You have to use a rope instead. It's called a stash rope. And you've already seen some of the stuff up there. When I'm using it, I actually have to do two things. I have to spin the rope. And I have to twist the spoke. Because otherwise it all gets knotted up. And so if you watch carefully, Kim, I'm going to go to the flat loop like this. That way I have to do it. You can see there, I'm moving to a new rope with a different kind of Honda. The Honda is actually sort of the weight you used to help spin the loop. After you do flat loop, he has shown you a lot of different ways to do flat loop. I only know how to do it with a left hand. Left hand, right hand. You can do the wedding ring. And the other way, you can do it with a little bit of a yellow ring. And then you can do flat loop. And then you can do flat loop. I'm going to do a little bit of flat loop. You can do the wedding ring. It's the scary one. You can do the wedding ring. And what Doug taught me is, in fact, the hard part on this is, doing it slowly enough. Doing it slowly enough. Because it's... One, two. Thank you. I have to go on. I can do a step talk. Now, what Doug is doing is what's called the third stage. It's called a butterfly. Now, one of the things you'll notice if you watch carefully, Doug does not have to twist the rope. Now, he solved that problem by switching the side of the loop as on from back and forth. So, it twists a little bit on this side. So, it switches to the other side and it untwifts on the other side. All of the bigger ones after this are... ...our tricks where you can actually hold on to the spoke. Don't look over here, Doug. You have to one more try. The finale. Now, this is what's funny is, this is what Doug is a world champion. Or, you will be. You going to do a Texas spin? Go ahead and set up. Now, the finale is what's called a big loop. And it's done on horseback. You go and get a horse in here. I asked. They said, go horse. This is a horse. We don't have time enough to put a little picture on it. But, pretend it's a horse. What's there? So, on horseback, if you take a large loop, he's got a 50 foot rope here. And you do wedding ring. But, you got to be high enough and strong enough. And I'm hurry because he's not going to be able to twist the rope. Because he's got a lot of energy in it. And the world's best. It's one of the world's champion on that. There's a 115 foot rope. It gets to where they just get too heavy. It's amazing guys. It's amazing.