It's crazy.

crazy I think definitely gives me an appreciation of how much of a special day you need in order to run that fast on that course, like no matter the condition,

there's just so much that has to come together.

But it also makes me curious of if or when I come back to Western states.

It's like, is it replicatable? Can I go and replicate it again or improve upon it?

At this point I'm not sure. I think we'll find out eventually but that might be kind of the telltale of like if I find I go back and I never run this fast again. I mean it's just gonna speak to the volume of how

the special the day was and you can never really expect to have that good of the day.

It's one of those things is it happens and you just got to take advantage of that moment when it's there.

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Before we start, or before we officially start, I guess, a few words about this past weekend.

Probably my favorite weekend of the year and of course I'm talking about the Western States, 100 mile endurance run.

A race that started in the late 1970s when a

trailblazer named Gordy Ainsley. Well actually his horse went lame right

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