are you KIDDING?! a DEVASTATING ending to a 3 day sail! (Ep 276)

[@SailingZatara]

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[@EddieExplores]

Can anyone give me advice on how to improve my travel videos?

[@terryandhope]

@@EddieExplorespractice and rehearsal

[@dupyml]

Cabrinha Giveaway/ I have no idea on size ! If you make it to the West Coast of FL let us know

[@PromasterHOF]

You guys are a month behind, the crew already docked in Miami did the boat show, two kids heading to Tonga and one is getting ready to live the van life

[@markkalen9149]

CABRINHA GIVEAWAY!!!! SIZE 9M or 12M Hello from Hoodriver, OR!! Love the Kite content makes me so excited for summer! Keep up the awesome work!

[@tomsnow9347]

Not enough is ever said about Keith parenting skills. I liked that he let the young ones learn from their mistakes but he didn’t berate them. That’s a good man right there!

[@alejvalencia1553]

It is definitely is a good example to watch and see, great to see what good parenting looks like. Good reminder to take a deep breadth and not be so reactive with my littles.

[@landahoy5217]

@@alejvalencia1553exactly.

[@leemiller2811]

I totally agree. Well done Keith.

[@curtispons8613]

You’re the man, Keith!

[@KhouryNatalie]

You mean zero accountability, spoiled. Mistakes have consequences. For these it’s just fun and games as usual.

[@maddyM1992]

Love Keith’s perspective after the sail situation. Instead of being angry, he viewed it as a learning experience for the kids. Good stuff. I love how the whole family interacts with each other, not a lot of fighting or animosity. Quality people.

[@paulkent5755]

When u got a few milllion in the bank ,why get upset about an 8000 doller sail

[@highvibe4839]

@@paulkent5755you missed the point or not! - strong family unit, unlike many today, good on them, I’d like to think they have 10 million in the bank, and it wouldn’t make a difference to this exceptional family! Renee and Keith are remarkable role models.. all now passed onto their own kids..

[@carjacklane3930]

Yep on land dealt diffetently, but sea its a live & learn i feel, they brought up a beUtiful family, i admit i extremely sceptical of sailing with so mich disel lol but the best way is to learn thru travel, i i had my ti.e again, its exactly what id have done, but crap i got traveling dolo mum eith a 2tr old, which was cool when i grew up maybe people only reslised once social media took over.. i so thi k for there family, country, i would home school anyway so why not learn for real make careers out of it.

[@petittrainguernsey3297]

⁠​⁠​⁠@@highvibe4839 Along with a few million. These kids will never do a hard days work in their lives. And will get a massive grounding one day when the sense of entitlement and that USA flag means nothing to some pissed off local. These people get the red carpet wherever they go because money talks.

[@georgelansing5979]

Love the way Jack makes NO excuses and accepts responsibility...a real man.😊

[@captainjimolchs]

He's Captain.

[@dgk2166]

If you don't repair the torn sail, cut it up autograpgh and sell on your website. SV Delos did it very well. Love your show!

[@mathewdavis-adventuresandd6643]

Good idea. Maybe have the kids sew them into grab bags or something.

[@kbc1883]

Oohh, yes, great idea. There is a person in Maine who makes zippered pouches and bags out of old sails and they are awesome. Maybe you could send the ripped sail to her or someone else and they can make and sell a Zatara branded line of items!

[@evinwhiteson4902]

Man some people will give money to anything.. foolish people buy ripped old sail pieces with good money

[@mathewdavis-adventuresandd6643]

That sail took a beating before it finally ripped in one spot to relieve the pressure. I'm guessing there is plenty of life left in the material for draw string bags. For every "foolish" action there are also just as many cynical or jealous people out there quick to make a judgement without any thought put behind their words. My humble opinion based on creating or doing things that people said I couldn't. @@evinwhiteson4902

[@captainjimolchs]

You are jealous. He could call it recycled/repurposed and charge double@@evinwhiteson4902

[@purplepowell]

Love the life lesson that Keith spoke about. When I was in my very early 20’s my father let me take his sailboat to Catalina with my friends the first time. I was flying our spinnaker downwind and flying home. The wind picked up and I didn’t take it down. It split down the middle. When back home, I informed my father what happened and he said no worries take it to the sail shop and get it repaired. A week later it was fixed and the store advised me it was $500. I went to my father and informed him of the price and his remark was, “and?” I got it instantly that I had to pay for the sail. Lesson learned. 😂 Love your videos. When the kiddos leave and you need a an extra deckhand, give me a call.

[@ShalomShalom-d5c]

Yay California & Catalina! 👏👏

[@cherylmontagna6568]

Jack’s such a good, responsible kid, taking responsibility instead of blaming others. Zatara has a great group of people onboard. Refreshing to see the young ones step up. Keith and Renee are great parents.

[@KhouryNatalie]

Taking responsibility means he would pay for it. Did Jack really take responsibility?

[@leastcoast5606]

​@nateseltos1401 Think you are probably not a parent.

[@rnupnorthbrrrsm6123]

@@KhouryNatalieTaking responsibility for his own action or inaction does in no way mean he should pay for the sail in order to be considered”taking responsibility” ! He owned it, said it was his fault, said he should of ……. but didn’t, he seen his mistake and admitted it like a mature man ! He didn’t blame anyone, he didn’t make excuses, he didn’t minimize what he did, he said, “it was my fault” in front of the world and not many people would do that !!! If Keith expected Jack to pay for the sail, there is no doubt in my mind he would do so, Keith runs a tight ship and he chose to take a mistake and use it as a lesson to teach his family a valuable lesson in sailing ! So yes, Jack did take responsibility!

[@Karma-fp7ho]

They really are remarkable parents.

[@devonmike]

Why when you have an issue with the wind shifting and gusting with a spinnaker luffing you continue to sail under auto pilot. Surely, you disengage the auto pilot immeadiately 0:10 and sail the boat… and shout all hands to ease the spinnaker sheet with the intention of dropping the spinnaker.

[@rmk6693]

You don’t learn from your successes but failure. You guys have a great parenting perspective!

[@stanmonk2851]

The lesson worked for sure. Good kids Keith/Renea. God Bless Your Family. Good Job Jack.

[@injoylife100]

GREAT video as usual Renee!🧡And though I am sure Keith was upset about the sail situation, and that is okay that the younger ones experience that as well, It also is simultaneously an opport-unity for greater awareness. Thank you for being parents that can see and express into that. I appreciate you as human beings and as parents!

[@DChase-ky2pg]

The amount to parenting skills you two have is truly amazing.

[@justwatchZET]

I really liked your approach on this small but fairly expensive crisis. Boys are lucky to have you both. I am also learning a lot since I started to follow your family. Thanks a lot for sincere production and welcoming us to your home. Best of luck and have fun in Miami!

[@jabjab1010]

I was lucky enough to cross the Bahama Bank at night under a full moon and calm seas. In those days we followed contour lines for navigation. We were running 15 feet. . .if it went shallower we moved back, if it went deeper, we moved the other way. . .We had to stay shallow to keep from being run over by freighters. . .no radar on our boat in those days. Great memories, thanks for reminding me.

[@TheSailingFamily]

Live and learn! Also, always tie a stopper knot so you cannot "accidentally" blow the sheet. The knot will terminate at the jammer allowing you to retrieve it. :)

[@captainjimolchs]

--Sailors never knot spinnaker sheets. The alternative could be disastrous. They do not run through jammers. Incidents like this explain why. --That said, this is a gennaker.

[@TheSailingFamily]

@@captainjimolchs Yes they do. Sailors carry knives as well.

[@captainjimolchs]

--What is your purpose in mentioning knives? If to rapidly free the line, you have verified my point. --That brace was released intentionally by poorly trained crew.

[@TheSailingFamily]

@@captainjimolchs Okay desktop warrior. Go try sailing across a few oceans and comment then. 😂

[@captainjimolchs]

--And the reason you mentioned knife is? --Granted, I carry one around my neck, and use the shackle key mostly, next the fid, the blade almost never. @@TheSailingFamily

[@papa.mike01]

Keith I’m so glad for how you look at learning experiences. You should be proud of all of your young adult children you have.

[@dcsc1]

Aw man this video and being back in the States cements the fact of the end of an epic era 😢 I know more will continue to come but what we've been so used to is completely changing. It's been an honour watching rhe Whitaker family grow and evolve over all these years. Thank you ❤

[@John-ir2zf]

Like others have said, great teaching moment by Keith, and good on Jack for accepting his part in the responsibility of that happening.

[@KhouryNatalie]

Did Jack pay it? If not he did not take responsibility

[@John-ir2zf]

@nateseltos1401 perhaps I should have been more clear. He expressed culpability FOR THE ACTIONS that lead to the failure. There, are you satisfied that I corrected my phonetics to be absolutely correct in the sentiment I was conveying ?

[@captainjimolchs]

Pay whom? Himself? @@KhouryNatalie

[@SweetStephee]

Love the lesson learned. An expensive lesson. But one that sometimes that's the only way to teach 'em. Unfortunately. Love that you didn't berate your chitlins for making an error ❤❤❤

[@merlinbroaddus]

I LOVE how Kieth is always teaching! And Renee going over the chart plotter helped! I need that as ibwill be getting my first boat in the next two months! THANK YOU!!! Cabrinha Giveaway! 9 meter, or whatever is best for beginner!!

[@dougmillar5841]

Love following your travels all around the world. Your family hasworked hard on your journey everyday. Thank you for all your videos everyone is great to watch. Take care.

[@donaldwatson554]

I like how Jack took responsibility for the sail failure, not entirely his fault, but that’s a sign of maturity. Well done Jack!

[@richgreenwood7343]

This is such a good video, and reminds me of when I learned the same thing. We were running downwind on our 150 genoa, and I was at the helm as dad slept, as everyone else was. The wind was getting stronger, and the boat was handling it better than me. I hated to wake dad, but I thought we needed to change sails. He came up and was looking at everything as I handled the helm, which was getting more difficult. He thought we could keep going, but at that moment we blew the sail. Like you guys, all heck broke loose. We recovered the sail, and put up our storm sail, which was good as shortly after we hit the storms. Like you guys, my dad never criticized what I did, and later we agreed that "next time" we will react better. It was exciting, and I learned alot. Now 30 years later, it is still vivid in my memory of that night. We had so many other memories learned while sailing, which is how we learn. Great video, keep sailing!

[@reefertonpuff1]

Jack will make an incredible captain!!! Lesson learned, realized what he should have done differently and admitted failure! Great kid... Keith. Take a few minutes and listen to George strait's "love without end, amen". One dad to another, you are epic!!!

[@sylviau7901]

Renee, you’ve got the best voice narrating these adventures. You can’t put a price on you all not getting hurt. Keith good job on keeping the family safe.

[@user-hy7kq8gw2g]

Good to see a positive attitude with everyone even during tense moments.

[@JMon3y4dslotS]

I just want to say that I love your family Dynamics, I think what you guys did packing everything up and sailing off was the best thing you could have done for your family in these times. Stay safe, God bless and enjoy your family.

[@sheilajohnson6478]

Keith has really learned so much about sailing over the years. I’d feel one hundred percent safe sailing with you guys.👍🏼😘

[@rnupnorthbrrrsm6123]

For all the years and miles of sailing, I’m glad catastrophe didn’t happen until you were almost home !!!! Teachable moments are what teaches us !!! Everyone is safe and learning, so that’s what matter ! Blessings

[@imiloa.]

25:06 WORD. We just saw our 4th and final off and we feel/hear ya. The good news is that once they’re on their own, your words and wisdom will resonate in their minds f.o.r.e.v.e.r. 🌺

[@erichtomanek4739]

My appreciation for the sailers of the olden days just grows and grows. Even with today's modern conveniences, sailing can be tricky or fraught with danger. And those old time sailors had none of them!

[@erichtomanek4739]

LOL: I see 50nm and think 50 nanometers? Oh, nautical miles!

[@noldushumlesnurr6169]

If the spinnaker is beyond fixing the fabric makes terrific wind jackets and bags. Just found one at my mothers that I made 40 years ago. Get a cheap sowing machine and try to mend the sail might make a good learning experience to. Or a sail for a dinghy. Just a few thoughts.

[@alanbigh3518]

Your channel is one of the last to stay on my subscription list. Still love watching. Love that keith can kite. He's my inspiration.

[@gmoneyboy]

Cabrinha Giveaway- IDK Thanks for always being authentic with your viewers we all enjoy.

[@cozydram1]

happy your back at your home ........enjoy your time with your family .......stay safe there.....see you soon I hope.....

[@virginiachase6008]

You two do such a great job of letting us sail with you. So interesting and Renee your narration is just fabulous. Great films and I love you all from the git go! JinC

[@seanpridgeon6603]

Great job taking responsibility Jack! Most people shy away from that. Great job using the incident as a learning tool. Costly but it is important to not be afraid of failure and to learn from your mistakes. I’ll use this video as an example for my kids to hold me accountable.

[@raniam2325]

Hey Guys, I am so happy I started watching your feed. I loved the port of Saudia Arabia & Egypt episode so much that I decided to go back to the beginning to binge watch from the beginning and now I'm on episode 76 which means I am not watching this one yet but I wanted to comment and hope you guys keep going so I can catch up to your current adventure. I'm binge watching from the beginning to learn more and at the same time you are fulfilling my dream just by me watching you and your family go on these amazing adventures. Thank you soooo much. God bless your family. Happy Sailling. Your fan from CA

[@sunnycharacter]

I love this family so much. Prayers for calm winds and easy waters from here on!

[@JohnBlackdog]

I’m already starting to miss your ongoing adventures ! Life goes on.

[@paullappid9624]

love the technical stuff, excellent info regarding chart plotter, watched it several times.

[@marshamercer876]

You and keith have given your kids an exceptional life traveling all over the world. I think they will learn that things will be different once on their own. The grass isn't always greener on the other side. I believe some of them will want to come back. Especially after they figure out that once off the boat they will have to support themselves. I am glad you finally made it back to the usa.

[@AlexKall]

Very nice presentation and explanation of the instruments!

[@chad7580-t2l]

You guys are great parents in the way you are and have been bringing up your kids. Keith you have even made an impression on our 22 month old boy Finn who points at you and says “Keith Keith” all the best from West Oz 🤙🏼

[@Freedom.CLUB.]

Cabrinha Giveaway - Medium would be awesome. You guys rock. Sorry for the bad luck this go. You inspire so many people- At the end of the day, I believe all that matters is the impact we make on other people and you're making your mark. Kudos. And thank you. Fantastic perspective on the life lessons. Wow. Rich Braun

[@theokiechannel559]

I love all y'all your family is special Y'all all so warm hearted ❤

[@tennmark2591]

From monohull med to Miami the final chapter was written about the great 6-year family adventure. Thanks guys and gals I enjoyed every week of it.

[@landahoy5217]

👍👍👍

[@ferguerra6877]

Cabrinha Giveaway - size: no idea. Can´t get enough of all of you guys, absolutely love the videos.

[@paulsteventon8315]

Love your videos Renee and they meet The 'Reithian Principles': Inform, Educate and Entertain. xxx

[@sharimahigab1292]

Keep thinking- Finn with old van. Mountain. Knowing shifting in the mtn. Where to park safely. Budgeting $$. Etc. His adventures start soon. Learning as ya go.

[@JasonKechely]

It was nice bumping into you salty sailors in the Bozetown airport :) Wishing you all fair winds, following seas, and fresh un-tracked Montana pow'!

[@KIRALYW]

Well said Keith, you handled that situation with so much spacial awareness. A great lesson for Jacko to experience on the eve of going for his captain’s licence. A tremendous amount of knowledge was gained. Glad you made it home safely otherwise guys. 💗

[@billyb.9878]

I remember when you left Florida in the monohull. And went to the Bahamas. Long time ago it seems. Keep on floating. ⛵

[@KeithJoyce-q4h]

Your a good dad Keith.. sometime crap happens..it's life mate..your children are so competent..

[@ivanfaught9997]

Thank you for the explanation of the chart plotter. Can you make a short video of that part for future quick reference please?

[@MaryEllen_of_OBX]

I like how you put the date on the center of the screen and then the place under it. Nice touch!

[@SkyDannie]

Cabrinha Giveaway 12M!!! So exciting! Love your family's content!🤍🤍🤍

[@izregistered]

Great video as usual. Thanks for taking us along.

[@tonytrumble]

Such great parental guidance from mom and pop!

[@laotsuuuuu]

I loved the bit about the instrument readings. I watched it a couple times too make sure I retained what you were saying. I appreciate the family journey (love you guys) but really geek out on the information and tech tips.

[@RobertSantos-rw8dy]

Kudos to your style and conversational excellence. Welcome back home...

[@thomas52001]

Cabrinha Giveway 12 Love the video and story!! have been following your voyage for the past two years and can't wait for my blue water cruising to start!

[@kodreng69]

home sweet home. welcome almost home. now there is probably someone who is looking forward to a big hug and some time with mum and dad and siblings

[@elierhernandez1]

Man!!! I LOVE THE WHOJE THING😍😍😍 Great parenting! Great kids!!!

[@dianegriffith3006]

Thanks for your wisdom Keith. Right, all in timing, experiences and learnings. You did good.. 👍 The kids did good. 👍

[@robboyce6636]

Welcome back. I wish I was able to attend your party in Miami but I had to travel to crazy California. You guys are great.

[@EdwardTilley]

Good video! I really liked your animated bits on knots and apparent wind speed. No-one every mentioned to me that knots were calibrated to degrees latitude

[@davidhood894]

Cabrinha Giveaway 14M! Thanks for a great blend between education and entertainment years into the production. Been following since the monohull days and look forward to each episode!

[@fathiftaita9690]

"Cabrinha Giveaway” Thank you guys for this, you have a lovely family and love your adventures.

[@svados4597]

Love the transparency!!!

[@Mcatthelake]

I've watched your channel from day one and enjoyed your travels! I've always wanted to kite surf! I don't know what size kite I would need, but I've subscribed to Cabrinha channel to find out more info and look forward to part of the “Cabrinha Giveaway!” Look forward to seeing more videos and wish the kids the best on their new adventures!

[@lincolnlincoln27]

Keith: good strategy about kids learning to be more decisive!(surpprised you have instilled more opportunity for them to learn as theyn grew up...) be Well!

[@jilllyons1091]

I really enjoyed all of the route planning discussion in the Exumas. That is good stuff!

[@Valerie_Dawn]

Jack is a man now. He recognized the mistakes that were made, what should have been done and he owned it. Good on you Jack.

[@Markjon444]

Dad Mom! I'm so used to watching Jack or Finn's videos before I go to bed. Finally, subscribed to yours - great to finally see and hear from the parents of these great kids of yours. Love the scenery and I've actually learned a bit about sailing- wow that sail cost around $8k I had no idea. Good learning experience always have to be thinking ahead "proactive" b on your toes not just in sailing but in business too- lkg for bumps n the road. 👍👍

[@crazy8adventures553]

A great lesson for Jack who plans to get his captain license!!! Great parenting shows that he recognized what he could have done differently!

[@devrimjames]

Cabrinha giveaway 12M Sorry about the sail ripping! Happy to see you guys made it to florida all in one piece 😂 have a great spring.

[@kenlott8488]

Welcome back to the good ole USA. Although the sail didn't fair too well, all crew is safe and ready for a good rest on land. I noticed that Keith has a scar on his index finger, left hand. When, how did that happen? Safe travels Z crew.

[@highvibe4839]

S--t happens as we say in Oz, it’s how you recovered from this that truly was of importance. You all came together so quickly to assist, you prevented another major issue from occurring, you knew how to remain safe whilst grabbing the sheets out of the water, and went straight into your roles for bringing in that sail, these were the lessons you were taught from young, and now know from all that experience. You did great post event, you remained calm and owning responsibilities, Keith and Renee and kids, it’s a proud moment in time, your home safe and sound! 🎉congratulations..

[@ewidmer1]

Thanks for going over the chart!!

[@maminals2137]

Very educational! Thank you for breaking all that down for us out here in You Tube Land. Especially the meters x 3 = ft

[@OhanaNZ]

One way to avoid that situation is to set the autopilot to steer to a wind angle rather than a heading. If the breeze shifts, the boat will turn to maintain the TWA (or AWA), and most pilots will alert you if the course alteration is greater than, say, 20 degrees.

[@MrGreenMath]

You’re right Keith, it was a good lesson for them, especially as they head to Tonga this summer to work on boats. Hopefully, this will instill even greater awareness and maturity in them. Also, a great lesson in how to react in an emergency.

[@captainjimolchs]

It would have been better to possess the skills needed to avoid the emergency.

[@diIdaho]

Accidents happen, thankful all are safe. Accepting accountability for your responsibilities makes for an experienced, trustworthy, and honorable individual. Thanks Keith for letting them grow through experiences without holding grudges.

[@roehmtheworld6986]

Cabrinha Giveaway….!!! Awesome!! Need size 9-10 m2 kite . I’ll be waiting, lol!!

[@FunsongsMusicByPeterRahill]

19:55 segment = an "all hands on deck" moments. Good teamwork. YIKES.

[@captainjimolchs]

--0:02, "OMG! Holy ****" says it all. I've heard that often.

[@sarahedington1339]

Been following for awile :) so exciting to see where everyone is going but I'm really going to miss your adventures. Awesome givaway :)

[@julianrenz9890]

"Cabrinha Giveaway" a medium size(9-10m) kite would be a dream come true. Wow, what an adventure you're going through.

[@julievanderleest]

I feel like I already know what will be happening. Your kids’ channels post the future.😂😂 So glad you all made it safely to Florida. Welcome home!❤

[@thedudebryce.453]

CABRINHA giveaway 14M. Sailing Zatara is one of my three favorite sailing yt channels! Filming and editing quality is top notch!

[@Dwade689]

Maybe next time say “ sailing zatara IS my favorite yt channel “ you might get a few more nods, 😉

[@thedudebryce.453]

Fair play chap!

[@smulismuli7976]

Key words there...situational awarness, always and all the time. That is the exact reason why I take my daughter who's grown up in central european city life up to Finland both for winter and summer and sailing

[@Holdfast]

It's even more important when you are tired and nearing the end of a journey. It's easy to get complacent.

[@AllenEveryDay]

Cabrinha Giveaway!!!! I have no use what size kite I need but I watch by people kite surf all the time and would love to try it. Thanks Zatara!!!

[@MStewart-k4q]

Always educational. Yes, great learning experience for the kids. Everyone looking on through this venue get to see your powerful examples to learn from, responses, excellent. Verbal communication, awesome outcome. Family dynamics, always, again, positive for each to unexpected situations. Thank you guys for your great vlogs in sailing as as family in unity regardless of events along the way. It’s great to see! Great vlog again Renee! Otherwise, I’m at a loss for words but thoroughly impressed again at how you guys travel and travel through situations as you do, for everyone’s good 💞. I would have loved to come meet y’all in Miami were it not for our own travel schedules. The timing didn’t allow, I’m disappointed at the missed opportunity. Wishing you guys well in your coming journeys. Thank you again for taking the time it takes to makes, prepare and share these vlogs we so look forward to and enjoy. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️+ without exaggeration. From SC, welcome back to the US.

[@thebigguy8306]

Thank you for sharing your travels/journey. 10% of life is what happens to you and 90% how you react to it ~ Swindoll. Safe and healthy travels. Now onto the next chapters. The boys have become handsome young men, and Kate a beautiful young woman

[@esox3895]

Cabrinha Giveaway 14M!!! love watching your travels and adventures .what a amazing chance for people to get in to kiting

[@almoemason]

Renee, you did a better job explaining that nautical stuff than my US Navy Navigation instructors. Bravo Zulu!

[@micheltremblay2544]

Cabrinha giveaway! I think a 8 meter or 10 :) THanks guys .....keep them coming you are doing a FANTASTIC job and very inspiring....just need to work on my wife a little more....

[@emberbaker7798]

Good job, parents. Love the way you both handled this disaster and your kids.

[@robertskinner1799]

Keith has some remarkable patience. My father would have had me pay out of my pocket for a portion of the sail only because he could not fire me or he would have made me clean the boat with a toothbrush from stem to stern. He would tell me that you don't learn from mistakes if there are no consequences. I remember cooking steaks on the barbecue one summer. I got distracted and they burned. He made me go and spend my allowance on take out for the family so I would learn to take my assignments seriously. Then he had me eat one of the burnt steaks to hammer the point home. I have never burnt another steak. Another great video Renee.

[@captainjimolchs]

---Do you know what the mistake was? --As a child, I preferred my hot dogs barbecued burned. I learned to cook in the Boy Scouts. Early on, I may have eaten one meal raw, but never burned.

[@clpotis]

Thanks for the description of the chart plotter - helpful. 😊 Sorry about your sail- ouch!

[@pohanahawaii]

⛵ Great episode! Learned a lot. Thank you, Renee!