Yuma has it going on. What's up everybody? I'm Luke with Ride Bikes More and I am in Yuma, Arizona for the Gorditas, First Annual Show and Shine and Bike Ride. And let me tell you, Yuma has it going on. Remember, our whole purpose is to raise bicycle awareness one person at a time, so tap in to all the social medias and remember to follow because it makes you feel good. I'm Maribel Lopez, I am 21 years old right now as we're speaking. I am vice president of Gorditas BMX. Gorditas BMX was founded on November 20th of 2022. It started off with me and Christina. Christina had a vision in mind. She already had the logo ready to go. As we continue to grow, our mission started to change a little bit more. You know, we started becoming more community oriented. We were able to start getting merchandise out, so we were able to contribute and help with raffles and just other things, connect with other bike groups, collaborate with them to really just help out our community. Like right now, not even five minutes ago, we just gave out two bikes. One that had been sponsored by another group, Yuma Loopers, and one that was actually sponsored and made by my own boyfriend, Julio, for another kid because his bike had gotten stolen and we had we happen to have the frames up for him. So that is one of the things that really pushing is trying to get kids out here on a ride. You know, this is a healthy sport to be in. It's family oriented. They get to have all the fun. And another part of our mission is to get more women on bikes, enjoying this bike life, not feeling so shy to be on a bike, have a cool build or whatever, because of their size, their age, it shouldn't matter. So that's what we're most passionate about and that's what we're really trying to get done here. And I think today really helped that out. Or people that are on the couch and maybe want to come, what would you say to them? Get a cruiser first. It feels just like a moving couch. Let me tell you. I hadn't heard that before. Yeah, they're smooth. Start off with the cruiser, man. You know, and then once you get on that cruiser, and you start getting the little fever, the little high from riding around, you're going to want to be a mix because you're going to want to go faster, getting e-bikes, something, but it's worth it. It's worth it to go out and experience the world in a different way. You get to meet these people, you get to have this whole community. I never would have thought I would have been speaking to any of these people, you know, and because a bike life we're connected, you're from Houston. How would we have ever been in the same vicinity if it was not for bikes? You know, I want to be able to radiate that positive energy not just through these rides, but also through social media because that's how you get that message out there. Speaking of shout outs, any shout outs you want to do? Shout out to Gordvita's BMX. Shout out to Los Cyclists, to Yuma Loopers, to Los Wonders, all of our local Yuma groups. Shout out to JP, shout out to SD biking, steady pedaling, everybody that came out here. Anybody that's on this side essentially. There we go. Yeah, we got a ride bike tomorrow over here. Any final messages? My final message is that if you're afraid to go out on a bike, if you feel social anxiety to start meeting new people, I understand, but it's worth it to break the ice. We have a certificate appreciation for ride bikes more. Thank you so much. Yes, of course. That's what's up. Seriously. Thank you so much. Thank you for your time, man. Seriously. I could not have said it better. I'm looking for ride bikes more and we are out. This is crazy. What's going on? Man, thank you so much for coming out here, man. I really, really do appreciate it. At first, I thought you flew out here, but I did. I did it. Oh, you did? But you still did some driving. That's like what? Two different forms traveling already? Three if you can code the bikes. I really do appreciate you being out here, man. It really set a tone for us. It really made us super excited to even, even more excited to get this started, man. So thank you. I appreciate that. Thank you for that. I really appreciate that. Teresa, she's recording us right now, but she... Thank you Teresa for holding the camera.