You got to squirrel up and-

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I mean, I did enjoy that a bit.

It was really welcoming, that one.

It was the first obs- first water one they opened when it was really, really hot on the Saturday.

But we- the thing is, but where it went wrong, and so they, uh, ri- so they turned, they turned three of the pipes off, so one set of three, 'cause it was in three sets of three.

They turned one off, and of course the thing was that meant that the pump was only... was pumping six instead of nine.

Yeah.

So what have you kind of learned from that experience that you're going to take over to tomorrow?

Well, quite a few things.

I mean, obviously, one of the biggest pluses is going to be I'm in much better footwear, OK? I know I love to run barefoot, and I know I can't.

So I've got some wet shoes, which, not these.

These are crap shoes.

Look down.

I've got wet shoes which are for water sports and they have a very good non-slip sole which is brilliant for things like Everest and twinkle toes, anything, and what's the other one? Pyramid ski.

What's some advice you'd give to someone that's taking on World's Toughest Mudder for the first time?