So Seles, who is upwards of 250 plus and 5.8.

No, no, I'm just saying.

Because that is important.

Okay.

We were talking yesterday and he told me... He's 5'8. Yeah, that's probably pushing it, right? Yeah, I don't know. Yeah. Maybe 5'7. Six. Six? No, he's not that short. You think? I think so. Damn. I know him too, but go ahead. Okay, well, anyway.

He told me that I've never seen, that I've never seen someone his size run as fast as he could.

And then he proceeded to tell me that if we were to have a race, he could beat me.

Now, me being the competitor that I am, I never want to think that anyone can beat me.

But what I said to him had nothing to do with competition.

I literally said, we'll never find out because I doubt I'll ever race anyone again.

I was wondering why the topic of racing came into your life. After someone who has seen both races,

both on foot and on a vehicle

that you have been a part of,

and something went wrong in both races,

not saying necessarily with you,

but something,

they were never just races.

You're right.

Because, like, I've raced a lot in my life where they weren't, I couldn't recall the day I race. Okay. You know what I mean? Like you just have a race. It happens. You go about your business. But you've had two very monumental races. Well, well, the, okay. So the one on my bachelor party was not a race. That was just me,

that was me going for a joyride. He was racing life. Yeah, ego. Yeah, you go. That's what it

felt like. There you go. Okay. Okay, I'll take that. You know, and I took a, I took a pretty nasty

spill. If you're in away from that imaginary traffic, you said that was coming.

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