Hey, everybody. This is going to be a interview of me and John Fagverisi, who was recommended to me by several guests and is a extremely epic guy.

He's a Berkeley finisher, and he's a finisher from the movie, The Race That Eats It's Young.

And he's got a really inspiring story.

He's a scientist.

He's finished Hurt 100, Badwater, Fall State.

He has a crazy story about getting into Western States last year.

And then, of course, at some point, we talk about

Barclay and how it affected him and things like that. So without further ado, here we go. But before we

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