The first question would be like, why do you choose the spot, like among other spots? It's a very fun sport, it's not boring, I start my dad doing jet skiing when I was a kid, when I was around 4 years old, and ever since then I've just been racing my whole life. Oh, so you haven't been racing jet ski for like many years now sir? Yes, I started racing when I was 4 and a half years old and it goes on until now. Okay sir. And how, what is the daily routine of a jet ski athlete? The daily routine, basically we have our normal life, but obviously we have more training than most people. We go to the gym, I personally go, we go for a run in the morning, around 6 am, 5 am. We go for like a 10k run, maybe every other day. And gym, we go to the gym fitness, we do that, train our high intensity training, functional training, all that kind of stuff. That's during the weekdays and then during the weekend we train jet ski usually. So what are the functional training? That's a bit technical here. Yeah, functional training is basically your core balance of training. So because jet ski is very whole body workout. It's a whole body workout so like from your neck to your calves it's, you're working your whole body. So we need to train the whole body instead of just your arms, your leg, but it's the whole thing. We learn your breathing, we also did some pilates, yoga, that's kind of stuff because core and flexibility, you need to be agile, you need to be strong and you need to have endurance. And also normally for motorbikes, riders may start from bicycle and then they go to bigger small motorbike to bigger motorbike. How about jet ski, is it the same? Yes, we have lots of classes, we have, in the world we have 48 classes if I'm not mistaken. And it's categorized within the people, the person, so the skill, they have juniors, juniors novice, expert, amateur, pro-am and pros. And then that's the classification for the riders, the skill. And then you also have the classification for the engine, which is a light stock, then limited, super-stark, open and then GP. So you have all the combinations going on there. And also, is there any physical standard that should be for motor GP for example, mentally and physically for example? Physically you just need to be strong, you know, there is no age limit, there is, I mean there is a 16 years limit minimum just for safety reasons. But other than that, you just need to be strong and when riding at this kind of wave, you just need to be like all out and you know you got to know how to ride your ski, you got to know your own body if you're actually strong enough to pass someone or you know you don't want to hurt yourself. And another question also about technicality also, because not many can body and again understand this sport. What are, you know, the, you know, the measure that you take in order to protect yourself at sea? Like the, you know, like the technique that you take to protect yourself at sea when doing this. I mean, in the ocean, I'm from Indonesia so we basically we practice at the ocean. So this is like our playground. And the more you train at the ocean, I think the more endurance you will have. And so yeah, that's how, how we train and that's how I was able to, you know, pass people and some sort. And just a quite funny question, if you wear glasses, like is it hot or I mean do actually really like wear glasses? I have some powers, but I don't use it. Okay, I don't use it because you will eventually learn to focus far. So I think it actually helps and actually it reduces my glasses usage. Okay, so I think it's good. And one last question here, sir. I mean Cambodia and Indonesia, I see that the country in some places, it's very religious. So when you do this at sea, like do you pray or do you, you know, do somebody religious like something to protect you? I try not to have the superstition. Because I just, you know, I travel around the world for racing. We travel to the US, to Europe, you know, Japan, China, you know, all over the world. And I try not to have any superstitions going on. So you just rely on your technique. Yes. Okay. Okay. Thank you, sir.