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I'm rolled up down on part two of Phil Kogan and before we talk about the amazing race, I got a couple more questions about the documentary,

Larride. There's one point where you guys going through some extreme heat. How did your body

deal with that because that looked like pure hell?

It was hell. It was 110 degrees where we were there was no wind and the south of France during the summer

at the time that we were there there was a heat wave

You can't drink enough you can't get enough in you're just drenched this humidity.

I'm not a great athlete in the super hot. I just I don't you know some people really think they actually function quite well. I don't operate that well.

Yeah, some people are more suited. I'm not a yeah, I really struggle in the heat when it gets really crazy and

there's that maximum exertion and you're just really pushing I find that tough

what was worse the heat or the climate the altitudes with the lack of oxygen?

I don't remember.

I mean I hallucinated and Ben and I we both really lost it

a couple of times where we lost track of time. I think it got to the

point where some of those climbs in the middle of the night when you when you've

been riding for 23 hours. There's a part of your brain that says never quit.

And then in a way, I think it's easier when you're so out of it

that you've already programmed your brain to say, I'm never going to quit.

I mean, both of us would have fallen on the ground

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