It's 11th of November 2015. I'm Martin yelling. He's Tom Williams and this is

episode 305 of Marathon Talk. I'm going to do. On this week's show you tell us what not to say at the end of the marathon.

The doping saga increases in intensity in the I-A-F drop in integrity, with President Lameen-Diac arrested

and the release of the WADA Independent Commission, suggesting systematic doping in Russian athletics.

You rate your run, show off your new Zempo 26.2 t's

and you've been running all over the place.

Tom, what you've been doing? I've been running all over the place. I've been

bogs, nor clinging, Harrogate. I don't know who, listening to the show, ran

part-run on Saturday. I know you were you I was scanning at the inaugural

volunteering was Valley Park Run yeah well or wet Moors Valley as I thought it was

called but that's good it was wet did it rain everywhere? It seemed like it rained

everywhere and sadly. I tell you what it was actually probably the most difficult

scanning experience I've had. Ever since you were a boy in the test goes.

Should I tell you? Yeah well no they were difficult items coming down. I did used to do that talk.

Yeah, scanning in Tesco's, the item would come down. Actually, I worked in Tesco's before the days of scanners so I would have to

late price the each item individually and type it into the

the cash what was it called? Till.

Till. That's it into the till. Anyway we're digressing already on this

week's show. I was volunteering a very wet Moors Valley Park run. We had

403 people run in the first one and a flooded finish.

Oh nice. So there was a slight diversion on the finish which meant that the scanning had to be done on a very narrow

tarmac path in very very wet conditions and you know those pesky paper bar codes that people print. They don't do good in the rain, do they?

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