It's knowing that your door is always open and your pad is free to walk.

You know, the rabbit situation is really worrying me in the state of running.

That nobody seems to be going with the rabbit?

Yes.

Well, it's weird.

Why?

Why do you think that, why do you think they're not doing it?

I think some of it, I don't think, I think it's easy to say that like,

oh, like, you know, the athletes are just don't want to run that pace but I think a lot of it has to do with how the rabbits are running those paces like in that mile right?

Yeah, that guy went out so hard.

And I feel like for a mid-distance runner,

they can obviously run, you know,

he was supposed to take them through in what, like 1-52?

Two, 1-53, yeah. three okay so they can do that but I don't think

that the best most efficient way for them to do that is to you know have this kind of

go out so hard it's you know I think it's better if they just kind of ease

into it and I don't think the rabbits do a great job of easing into paces. It's more like it's

almost like a sprint. Two things I guess the first I know I mean it's almost like a sprint. Two things.

I guess the first, I know, I mean,

like in the 800 I think what you're talking about

was very apparent.

Yeah, I think the prescribed, like they wanted to go,

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