 Right next to each other. Everywhere there's a dip, there's a rip. You can't really swim parallel and go one way or the other because you swim right into another one. So the most important thing is just kind of relax and kind of time it, and you can get out of that rip because rips are unique. There's no particular depth or length or how strong they are. It's really all about how the person can handle the water confidence, make their way back to shore safely, or ask for help as needed without panicking.