 is you can look at the beach in some areas and the way that the sand is formed, you know, that area where you're sitting and the water comes up and gets all your stuff wet, but on both sides of you, it doesn't. That area is the rip current. So out in the water, that's going to be the problem spot. You want to stay away from that. And if you do get caught in a rip current, you do not want to panic. You want to wait for help and try to swim parallel, which would be either right or left at the shoreline, break the rip and then swim back to shore. If at all case, everything's going to,