They're bad, they're boys, and occasionally they talk about running.

Yes, it's the Bad Boy Running podcast with your host, Jody Rainesford and David Heller.

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Bada bye, bye, bye, bye, bye, bye, bye bye I must admit I was a clone to be messing around but that doesn't

mean that you have to leave town go back bye bye bye bye bye bye bye bye bye hello jada rates fin hello deep

bad news how we doing?

I'm good. How are you? Good, good, good. Welcome to the bad stuff. This is the episode where we talk about what's been happening in running and what's been happening in our sad, pathetic lives. So if you're looking for the interviews, they come out on the Sundays, not the Friday. So go seek them out.

Friday's sadness, Sunday's joy.

True.

It's like the death and the resurrection of our Lord in some ways.

It's like, so you're saying that the Sunday interview is a little bit like songs of praise.

And Friday is, what would the Friday

equivalent be? It's like, the crucifixion. Yeah, that feels right actually. And the good thing is

you get free chocolate. Results. I don't understand. I get really confused at like religious stuff.

Like the, you know, the children, children they go they go to school and then

like one year we got a book that had the nativity in it but it didn't have any of the words

and so it just had the pictures and the whole point was that the you know you talk through it

Libby and I got it we started talking through it and it became clear that we didn't fully

understand the timeline what happened like even though we've seen like the nativity so many times we've taken part in it and it became clear that we didn't fully understand the timeline what happened. Like even though we've seen like the nativity so many times, we've taken part in it and it's such an ingrained part of our, you know, national psych in society. When it comes to the specific details, it was really clear that we didn't get it. We're like, so we like these days, these were creepy uncles that have come to. There's a census and they were in Nazareth or what?

Actually, why do they go to back?

Where's Nazareth?

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