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When people say, don't say my name on kind of innocuously emails. Yeah. Do they just not want their friends to know they listen to the

show? Or they're at work and they can't let they can't be yeah that could be calling in or email on

work time. All right well this don't say my name. I actually has a Todd don't say my name, Gmail account. We were talking about the woman who walked 10,000 miles in a year. And by the way, this wasn't sidewalk. And I would walk that too. How about next year? I checked it. She did the Appalachian Trail. She did the Pacific Crest Trail and the Continental Divide Trail. So that's some up and down. Yeah, it is. Oh, hell yet. That's just not walking the streets.

No. Would she go through national parks on those trails? I would imagine so. I'd have to check her route. But I think... I love you said walking the streets. I think she's a hooker. There's a hooker that walk 10,000 miles something. This, I'll say my name says I walk two or three, five Ks a week, 40-something healthy male. I walk four miles an hour. That's a pretty good clip. That would mean 30 miles would take about 7.5 hours. That's correct. Wow. Those ladies literally had to be walking all damn day. It sounds like they were. Yeah. Well, they walked, took their time. They had plenty of time to do it. And then probably sat and ate and went to bed. Yeah. They would hardly have time to stop at a diner. No, you've got to eat. If you're burning that in the calories a day, you've got to put some fuel in. Yeah. And they do have time. Eight hours a day, that doesn't be eight in a row. No. You got a long time. You're not working. You have a day job. Your job is to wake up every day. And I don't want to do it. And walk. Now, I would, that sounds horrible. You know, really.

I mean, I couldn't imagine that.

I walked eight hours on the Appalachian Trail years ago with my dad.

Did you?

Yeah.

Were you lost? End up being about eight hours.

That's a long time.

We started walking.

And, you know, my dad was probably only in his 50 still.

And I'm like, I'm like 30 or something like that.

So we're walking, yeah, so we're walking because the Appalachian Trail goes right through my area, basically.

So we started, we were meeting.

My dad had a little trailer you bought for my mom.

The mom was sick at the time. So he bought a trailer for my mom. They had in these woods up,

off the Appalachian Trail. So we decided to walk one day. Now he had no idea. It was eight hours.

No, because we kept walking. And I'm thinking, Dad, we're out here forever. And it started to get a little dark. It was're out here forever and it started to get a little

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