This is Frank's leading the way. Yeah. Hey. Hey. Hey. Hey, teen yards to go. This is Frank, I'm your leader. A nine-time-old champion. Let's not give a punch, missing 30-year-old winner. I wanted to go somewhere where I felt challenged. For me, that was just what Berkeley was. My Tuesdays and Thursdays, we go six to eight o'clock in the morning. I have to get up around 515 and then I have three hour and a half long classes back to back after that. And then I'm back at Hoss for weights at 12.45. Then we swim again until 3.30. Then I go home and I have all my homework to do for the day. It's a lot to handle, but if you do have that time management and you just are really prepared with things you know you have to get done and make sure you're getting done. The things that need to get done, then it's very much doable. I've been swimming for 15 years and I still, it's just as hard to keep me out of the water now as it was when I was four. It's a time where I can just either sort out all my thoughts and spend two hours at a workout, spending what homework I have to do that night and what I have going on in the weekend or it's a time where I can just totally shut off and not think about anything and know that all I have to do in that moment is swim. This is my last year of something collegially. I'm still going to be here, I'm still going to be training with the team. I just won't actually be competing for the team collegially, but still live here, I'll still go to school here. I'm absolutely 110% set on getting my degree, so I'll still be taking classes. How do you learn? I'm learning so much. About halfway through my second semester freshman year, definitely decided that psychology was the thing that interested me the most. And I would like to minor in education because I would love to be a young elementary school teacher, preferably kindergarten and maybe special education. I 100% will do whatever I can do to get that diploma.