Like, how do you deal with those little things on the fly? Because you really, anytime I've seen it anyway, you remain very calm, cool, and just kind of roll with it.

I mean, 20 years ago, I probably would have freaked out and had a panic attack there.

But over the years, you know, you just learn that doesn't help anybody or any situation at all.

I mean, I've got colleagues of mine that worked with Eurosport that have done broadcasts from their car in the snow with an iPhone because they didn't have any other option because the studio was closed because the studio boss couldn't make it to the studio.

Wow.

You know, we all run into those little minor situations.

I've been in the cab of a truck doing a live broadcast for a mountain bike event here in Germany and only halfway through the show realized that we could close the curtains around the truck.

And that opportunity for you to call the Rookie World Championship, for example, and see some of these competitors that are coming next, that must be a bit of a glimpse at like, okay, this guy, Simon Grunswald, or some of these competitors that you see that you're like, okay, I know this person's going to have a pretty seamless transition into the pros.