Have we not learnt from our lessons?

or what Let's quickly do a two-minute blurb, because it's not worth it anymore, on John John in the Caribbean, this little right-hander, the whitest sand I've ever seen.

Now, this guy's sailing the world with his wife and two-year-old kid.

Now, we've talked about this often, but I've come to the conclusion I wouldn't want to be him because I'm not really that good on boats.

And I've got a feeling if you put me and my wife together on a boat with a child, that we could end up being pulled up by the police or something.

I think it's a little bit confined, but wow, what an adventure.

And the spots he's going to, if that isn't what surfing's all about, what is it?

Yeah, I know that actually, I remember when it first started out, his wife was getting really seasick.

I know that, and I'm not great on boats, I get seasick.

I got seasick going out to the Great Barrier Reef for three hours.

I was on a boat seasick there, then swam in the sea and everything was fine and then got back on the boat and was seasick for three hours back.

Yeah.

And it's why I actually don't want to do one of those trips to, like, the Mentawis where you're just, you know, when you're just on the boat.

That wouldn't be good for me.

I just think

I don't think I'd be able to handle the confined spaces, but they get off the boat a fair bit from what it looks like.

It looks like a pretty sizable boat as well, doesn't

it? Man, the car is gifted.

Yeah, it is.

Like he's looking at a wave.

I said this already again and I'll say it again.

Nearly no matter what wave he sees anywhere on the planet, John John can surf it, can't he?

Oh, yeah.

Even if it's a half a foot

fatty, he can go out there and be very technically stylish on whatever sort of longboard his missus has got.

And if it's a 20-foot depth slab, honestly, he might not go out there anymore, but he could.