crouton chroot. Deleting with sudo edit-chroot -d chrootName . I installed bookworm, but deleted

I created a chroot for linux debian bookworm on crouton for my chromebook.

Needless to say,.. something crashed on the boot up so it wouldn't start anymore.
I'm lazy.. so in this video.. I show how I just deleted the chroot for bookworm debian crouton.

Step 1:  list all of your chroot's
  sudo edit-chroot -a

Step 2:  Find the chroot you want to delete, then run command:
  sudo edit-chroot -d bookworm.

Obviously.. you don't have to watch my video. You can just type:
  sudo edit-chroot -h  

And this will tell you what options you have for viewing/editing chroot's

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