And I'm going to tell him strong.

Tenchun for a play.

Tenchum plan. Ten miles. Hey everybody this is going to be a long run with David Clark who is an author

a ultra runner former a and I've always been fascinated with him and thought it would be really fun to go for a nice long run with him and probably offend just about everybody in the internet.

Because, hey, that's one of the things that I like by you is that you're, I mean, I don't know if this is like a recovering thing or if this is just a bend a hell and back but you know you don't

fuck around on the little things you know

Hell no man life's too short. So did you just run a hundred miles? I just ran a hundred miles on a damn treadmill. What's that all about?

Dude, I don't know what the hell happened in my life that people think of me when they think of treadmill events but I'm on this

weird short list of someone that gets called when there's like a a charity

event or some sort of weird event where they need someone to run on a treadmill.

So I'm thankful for it, don't get me wrong, but it is pretty weird.

So where did you go to run and what was the charity for?

So what happened is a lady who had read my book out there

had reached out and her a childhood friend of hers her son had got leukemia and this Colton that you're talking about on the internet?

Yeah cold man he's a tough kid he's he's a real cool kid and he's in a battle man he's got two years of chemo and harsh treatments and his

family is just kind of in addition to dealing with you know how terrible that

must be they're they're struggling you know to get that all covered financially so

Jennifer wanted to do a fundraiser and I think I just finished a

12-hour run I'd done in New York and so she just sent me a Facebook message and asked if I would come out to Redding California and running a treadmill to raise some money and that's what we did.

Well, was it just you or was there other people?

I mean it was a part of a bigger event?

So like all good things, right?

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