It was a slightly rainy day, so I was like, misting. And my instructor was like, you can ride to your test, do it. And I was like, yeah, I'm going to ride to my test. I'm going to do it. And I'm on this little beat of bike, and I'm really excited. But then I'm also really scared because, one, it's like four lanes of traffic. I never experienced that. I'd been just riding on like back roads. It was raining. I'd never been in the rain before. And it was just this whole mess of like, things that could go wrong. As a thing did go wrong. I was just kind of nervous because there's so much traffic around me. And I had to break really fast and hot. And I break too hard. And I low-sided because it was just so slippery on the ground. I remember just being like, oh my god, I don't get rid of it. No works was so much traffic around me, four lanes. My instructor scooped me off the ground like, a baby. I was so embarrassed. More than anything, more than feeling hurt, I was like embarrassed that I just dropped in front of so many people. Doesn't always feel like you get into an accident or you do something stupid on your right. Not when you're alone, but when they're like a crowd around you, that's just how it feels. So that's how it felt. It was like a crowd. And I was just so embarrassed. So I was really shocked. I couldn't even get up by myself. I got scooped up like a baby and taken to the sidewalk. And I was just like covering my face. I went to the urges care because I made sure I didn't have any broken bones or anything like the axles bleeding and obviously it hurt. I'm so into urges care. They said no broken bones. And I was like, okay, great. So my instructor was like, why don't you just take your test? And I was like, of course, I'm going to take my test. I don't want to book this again. So I get on my bike bleeding through my pants ripped and I take my test and I pass. And then I get home and I'm like, this feels really wrong still. So I go and book an appointment with an orthopedic surgeon and he tells me that I tore my PCL and my meniscus and that I need surgery to fix it. So I did have to overcome some things after because after the accident I didn't need PT. I need a physical therapy to be able to like move my leg again. So that was not fun. I needed like six weeks of PT. So when I got back on my bike, I wanted to go again with an instructor because I was scared. I was like, I'm scared of riding over water. I'm scared of riding in the rain. And so I kind of had to like get over that. But no, I never want to, never stop me. I knew I was always going to get back on. It was just something I had to kind of overcome.