more professionals. Alright everybody, there's going to be a meet the nation. These are short

little 20 minute podcasts of people that listen to Ten Jack Miles, people that are friends

of the show fans, the show people in the Ten Jack Miles Nation Facebook group. If you

want to do one of these podcasts, email me at TenJackMiles at gmail.com. I will put you

on the list. If you've already emailed me, I will get to you eventually. And as I've said

in the past, when these are done, I'm done. And right now we have 45 in the queue. Are

you in the queue? No. Okay, so still 45 after this one. So this is a free one for you.

Today we have Bri Cornel. Hello, that is me. She's in the room. It's awkward. She's not

in the corner. Scott's staring at me. I also have two small goats in the room. Hi, I'm

going to try to stay quiet though. Also staring at me. It's a weird one. No pressure.

It's a weird one. We got turkey trot tomorrow. So we're getting one in quick as I say to

your mom sometimes. Look at that. You did like a whole spit take on that. And it wasn't

even a good joke. Disappointing. All right. First, where do you live? Where would I be calling

if I was calling you at home? If you're calling me when I was at home, that would be Flagstaff

Arizona. Nice. And what do you do for work that are in Flagstaff, Arizona? I am a process

engineer for medical device manufacturing. Nobody knows what that means. It means I work

on a team of engineers, technicians, manufacturing operators to design, in our case, aortic

stance, design the stat and how it's made. And then we make it nice. All right. So give

me the elevator story of how you got into running. Like you're running life. Like how

did you get into it? Where'd you start? Where are you at now? Like a few say, here's my running

life in two minutes. Give me the story. So in fourth grade, I came in last in the mile, decided

I did not want to be last in the mile again, started running with my dad when I was 11 years

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