Transcript: So I surfed OB. I mean, it was all right. It was like really nothing that special. If you like closeouts, it was fun. But yeah, I mean, a left and a right and a couple waves, but really it just felt good to be in the water and paddle and feel the ocean more than anything. The waves are very meh. So just how it is sometimes. Don't go during a low tide like I did. Low tide, not to move at OB. Super terrible. Not good. Wouldn't recommend.
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