Teahupo'o

from Big Wave Surfing.

This was at, I hope I say it right, Teahupo, so like Hawaii, I think.

They did this incredible shoot.

I don't know with which camera, by the way, because it was not the Ursus Cine Immersive, because when they shot this, it wasn't available.

No, that's it, man.

He's Hawaii, uh, Teahupoo, Indonesia.

He's been everywhere.

He, he's kind of everyone's favorite surfer, and it's, it's just like, uh, it's such a fitting bookend to this chat that, you know, we started with, uh, one of the great, or paying homage to one of the great, uh, style masters of all time, and, and we're, we're gonna sort of say sayonara on the back of the future.

It's extremely powerful.

Like, it looks like Teahupoo, that Tahitian wave from the side.

I've never seen a standing wave anything like this before.

But, um, the, the Ant- Anthony Walsh There he is.

Um, what about, you know what I'm always curious about, Jack? And a- again, this is my naive observation, but it seems like I remember thinking at one point the history of surfing is in fact the history of design because a lot of the great waves of the world were opened up by, by virtue of the boards that were there.

Like, for instance, Teahupo'o would not have probably been a, a, a, a wave back in 1964.

Oh, they would've been killed.

Exactly.

Yeah, for sure.

And I mean, uh, if you wanna see evidence of, like, people with families at home going absolutely scarce, look no further than Kelly Slater at Teahupo'o, who had his, like, you know, two babies on the, [laughs] on land.

He's just going, "Fucking send me over the ledge on anything, man.

I'll go anything."

... and there's nothing wrong with it.

I mean, I love watching Teahupoo in Tahiti.

Sorry, I said Teahupoo in Tahiti.

[chuckles] Teahupoo-

You had, uh-

... by Hawaii