Hey, I'm rookie white. I'm 16 years old from Winchester, California. Pretty pumped to be a part of justified cultures. Excited to be on the team, you know. Just a bunch of nice people and I'm really, really excited and can't wait. Tell us about the jumps that you just did. Well, last weekend I was at a LACR. First time I've been there in like eight, eight or nine years since I was a little kid. I got on this track and I just saw these like this three little doubles like, you know what? I bet I could quad that. So first lap I rolled around and just checked it out. Just didn't even know if it was possible. I just know that second lap, but I was like, okay. I mean, they're doing it or I'm not. So just kind of went around and held it fifth wide on my 450 and ended up making it. Kind of dated it was weird. Didn't even like, I didn't even get a nervous feeling like usually people get nervous when they go for a jump. For the first time, it just just felt natural. It was weird. Never felt anything like it. It's just pretty awesome. Can't can't explain the feeling, but yeah, it's it was fun. What was your plan after you landed? My first thought was just jump it and see if I can actually make it. And once I did that, I just would jump off the track, but I mean, that's what I had it up doing most of the time. I tried making the corner once. Didn't work out almost almost watered, but saved it. So ended up working out pretty well. I think that worried me was the people in front of me. That was that was a little sketchy because I mean, I don't have much control when I'm going as fast as I was. I'm glad no one got hurt and I didn't get hurt. It was definitely a fun experience though. Hopefully do it again sometime. Make sure to follow justified cultures on Instagram and Facebook tuned on the the latest stuff that's going on for the next year. Follow them!