We are at the Capitol Grill just steps away from the finish line and the 129th running of the Boston Marathon today on Marathon Monday and Patriots Day.

And the men's wheelchair division will get everything started in, believe it or not, less than three hours at 906,

and then the women's wheelchair division at 909,

and the professional men, as they call them, at 937,

professional women at 947,

and then the general public at 10 o'clock.

And I always feel like we have an unbelievable group of runners every year who raise money to run.

They get a bib, and then they run and raise money for the Greg Hill Foundation and for, you know,

it's probably up to over a thousand other charitable organizations that are able to get

bibs. And the fact that you people are able to go out and run 26.2 miles is extraordinary to me.

I just, I can barely walk, walk my way through the TD Garden for a Celtics game.

The jingle all the way 5K scares me to death.

So to be able to do this every year is amazing.

Congrats.

And like Brise's best friend Rob Ryan runs for the Greg Hill Foundation.

And talking to him throughout the winter and the training.

Like you have to also

remember we're in boston so this training that's going on is snow sleet ice like disgusting disgusting

weather and they're out there every single day pushing themselves my hat goes off to anybody who can do

it yes let alone run just finish it well also you do extensive training when it comes to the

prosciutto mozzarella here yeah right at the capital grill a safe room yeah gotta save

plenty of room for those things i noticed he gave the breakfast to try yeah i didn't

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