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[0:00]What do you say about the island? What are you going to tell us? We don't say much. We're somewhere. We're somewhere in Mexico. I got you. Between Baja, Mexico, Mexico, Hawaii. That's it. Nobody knows. Nobody knows.

[0:17]Music.

[0:39]I went there, that island is where I was invited to walk on the island and they took me to check. Oh yeah? There's some sick waves. Yeah, sick, sick waves. And do you think there's like just a bunch more waves here that need to be explored? A lot of more. A lot of more. You can come out for like two weeks and surf it off.

[1:01]Music. My generation are the last ones that we were like real surfers. Before it become an Olympic sport. That's what I've been trying to tell the Mexican team, the guys I coach, because I can see that when they surf, it's like technical. Actually, one of the things that I tell them in the last contest when I was coaching us, it was like, hey, you're making a mistake. You should stop going surfing for training. You should do like we do we go for fun we go with friends take the car travel go surf like five days and we don't care what kind of turn we're gonna throw in the wave it's like, spontaneous yeah right so that's what it used to be surfing so it changed totally. [1:05]We'll see you next time.

[2:21]Music