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Welcome to this episode of Kennedy Saves the World.

And today, I hate to have to do it.

I'm the one holding the scalpel.

I'm going to have to save you from surgery.

It really is such a daunting thing.

So I've been doing triathlon, as you know, for a long, long time.

Longer than Nancy Pelosi, let's put it this way.

Nancy Pelosi was an elementary school when I started doing triathlon.

That's a long time.

So it's been 27 years that I have been racing.

I love it.

I talk about it a lot because it is a very centering thing in my life. It gives me great joy. It gives me things to overcome. It helps with being a goal-oriented person to have minor victories throughout

the week when I'm completing workouts and actually getting across the finish line on race day.

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