How would you know that?

It was on the Stern show years ago.

You got to get closer to the mic.

Oh, shit.

Is your mic on?

Nope.

There was probably a button on there.

Ten jump miles. It was on the. 10 jump miles.

It was on the third.

Am I on?

Don't worry.

I'm sure that your app information got onto the show.

Okay.

Successfully.

I always like that you still have the original intro music.

I'm really glad you never updated it.

I thought about it.

Like everybody in the voice, none of them are on the show anymore. But I like it. It's original. Keep it. I've often thought about doing like getting famous people when I interview them to say something like, you know, I'd rather blah, blah, blah than run 10 junk miles or something and have like new intros. But then I was like, you know what? I'm not that ambitious. Scott, when I was at Black Canyon and they were interviewing Molly Seidel, I was in the back because, you know, I was just in the back. This is Oscar Delgado. Hi. And the interviewer says, does anybody want to ask Molly any questions? And I'm in the back goofing off and it did not occur to me there. But it occurred to me after to ask her what her favorite book is, what her favorite album is. And what's the other one? I already forgot. See, this is why I don't ask her because I don't remember. Okay, let me help you all. Movie. I'm talking to Oscar and I'm talking to anyone else that's ever in that situation.

There's only one question that you ask famous runners. When are you going to run the Badger 100? When are you going on 10 junk miles? That's what you got to say. Why are you afraid to go on 10 junk miles? That's what she just said. Well, Molly's from Wisconsin, right? And she's just started trail running. Yes. And I could have, and I walked away and going, oh, I fucking missed the boat.

You want to hear another story about a guy that got to talk to somebody famous and blew it? Yeah. So back in 1992. This is Dylan? Oh, my gosh. Oh, shit. You had me there. Yeah. All right. Welcome to Ten Jump Miles' Runners podcast. It occurred to me when I was listening to another podcast earlier today that I should probably let people know that you're not going to learn anything from us or, you know, be taught anything or, you know, be necessarily inspired. They might learn about a cloaca. Yes. But we're here as a, your friends when you don't have anyone else to run with.

And I was thinking about the fact that when we started this, there were no other gang shows, really, in the running sphere.

Like everything was a straight interview and that was basically it.

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