Hello, hello everybody and welcome to a weekend review edition of The Total Saka Show and what a weekend it was.

My name is Taylor Rockwell.

With me as a man who I am assuming is still trying to work out what exactly happened this weekend, including involving people running marathons.

It's Ryan Bailey. Hello, Ryan.

Hello, Tate. I know exactly what's happening. We're in Backwards World. Hot snow falls up and

hamburgers are eating people because everything is gone cray, cray. And you gave a little nod there to

marathon running. I've done a few in the past, but I wanted to bring up one that is not an marathon I did. It was the virtual London marathon on Sunday, Taylor. I don't know if you

know, because obviously the marathon was cancelled. As most marathons have been cancelled,

people were running it virtually all around the world yesterday, including my brother,

who has never run a marathon, he's been injured many times, had many places in marathons

had to pull out. He finally got around to it at the age of 41.

He probably won't thank me for revealing that information to the masses on the podcast. But

anyway, that's what it is. And he ran the London virtual marathon yesterday. But he did a very

clever thing with his route. You want to know about it? I do.

He made it soccer themed.

So he lives in South London, where we are Wimbledon fans, and he did a route where he could take in as many stadiums as possible on the route. So he started near... That's genius. It's great. It's a really good idea. and he ran it with a friend, one of my best friends actually, who is a Millwall fan, and he's a Wimbledon fan. So they started in southeast London. They went past the Valley, Chart and Athletic, then to the New Den, Millwall. Along the Thames, and they went to Chelsea, to Stanford Bridge. Then he went past Fulham. They went past QPR, Loftus Road. And they finished at New Plow Lane, AFC Wimbledon's brand new stadium, which is going to host its first game

on November 3rd. Nothing else is difficult happening that day, of course, November 3rd.

So that's a, so he had this really good route planned out. It went very well. Smartly, he had someone on a bike riding with him, not only to give them drinks, but also to ride ahead and to hit the button on traffic lights. So they didn't have to wait for traffic lights. Genius. Genius idea. Is your brother a genius? Because all of this seems like, especially ending at Wimbledon Stadium, that feels like a good,

like it'll make you kick at the end, I feel like.

But then having the person right ahead, figuring all this out, there's some logistics involved. Is he a planner? Is that what I'm realizing? He is a significantly smarter person than me. So congratulations to Simon and Tom, who did that run yesterday. Oh, and the other thing that didn't quite pan out, he actually organised with... We are Wimbled and co-owners, because we're a shareholders as a fan-owned club. We started the club. We helped to do so. He had it organised so that he could finish the finish line being on the pitch. No one else has been on the pitch yet, Taylor. It's barely ceded in barely seeded in at the moment. Unfortunately, building works

prevented that from happening because they finished just outside the stadium, but that would have

been pretty much the icing on the cake. But it was an amazing thing to do, I thought. And if you're

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