Hey everyone, welcome to that triathlon life podcast. I'm Eric Loggerstrom. I'm Paula Finley.

I'm Nick Goldstone. And welcome to our 200th episode. Wow. Wow is right. You know, actually

somebody recently told us that we say wow a lot, so we thought it would only be fitting to say,

wow, at least 10 times in the first 30 seconds of this podcast you know what else is

fitting sir Flynn is right here taking a well-deserved nap yep just off camera so if you haven't been

following along in the build-up to this we are all three in bend oregon in uh i guess what you might

call the podcast studio slash my office. We are on camera.

So, hello. There are a couple different ways you could watch this. We're going to try to get

up on Spotify, but it is definitely going to be on YouTube. So you can see our smiling faces and see

how much fun we're having. And you can also see this massive pile of 200 donut holes or timbits,

depending on where you hail from. They're definitely not timbits because we didn't buy them at Tim Hortons.

Okay, Paula, do you remember, this is going to be a kind of a reflective episode, but do you remember

when you claim that in a 24-hour period, if push came to shove, you could eat over 700 timbits.

Yeah, I stand by that.

Looking at them now, this is 200.

Well, I thought of the idea.

We were trying to think of something special for 200th episode, how we could incorporate donuts.

And for the 100th episode, we did a long jaw on two circles equal to

look like 100, but it was kind of lame. It was, excuse you, I thought it was brilliant. It was cool. It was cool. So for the 200th episode, we decided to get 200 donut holes. And I thought we'd go to pick them up at the donut store and they'd be like, wheel up your car, we'll bring them out on a pallet. Hope you brought a truck.

Hope you brought a truck.

Forklift.

Some extra people to lift these.

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