Jamie Jarmon: So when we went under the barbed wire, again, personal histories. I I I take blood thinners, guys. I'm not ashamed to say that. I have a clotting disorder, so I take a a blood thinner every day. I was not scared of the barbed wire because of the physical capability to do the army crawl. I was scared to death of cutting myself and you know, having a situation to where I would have to exit race, you know, or maybe even serious. Health situation, right? it was the most amazing feeling. Sarah was on the sidelines and she literally coached me through. I didn't look at the barbed wire. I'm doing my army crawl, and I'm literally like my goal, my my eyes were on the end zone, right? I need to get out of this barbed wire. She's on the side of me as my buddy partner, and she's saying, you know, put your head down, put your back down, put your butt down, go and Through it. You got two more to go through. And if you would listen back to the video, it wasn't just her by the end of me doing it. There were other Spartan community members that are like, You got this girl, keep moving, tuck down, you know, move this body part, move that body part.