Andrew Glaze

There was no shade for me to hide in or anything.

Oh, so yeah, it got really scary.

Um,

And then, yeah, so that was like the second DNF, which was supposed to be my, you know, redemption year.

How far in was that?

That was only 85 miles.

Only 85 miles.

Well, and I run hot race.

I live in Southern California.

It's hot where I live.

I run hot races all the time.

So I was just like,

super frustrated with myself like why is my body doing this to me but you get it and you just you know sometimes your body just fails so mile 85 and you you you have this heat stroke and you don't have any water and you know there are other areas where you might have been able to get into water yeah right yeah and cool yourself down right which might have turned things around it would have but there was no nothing on this section it was just desert which is funny because that's the the same area was the area that was the river

this year wow so you know it just shows you like the difference and you know one year it was super hot the next year it's a river yeah you know so yeah well i mean uh you know if it had been the river maybe with a river i'd been great yeah just laid down but you can't come back after no no i mean i've i've actually seen that people get catatonic and they oh yeah it can be really well and life-threatening and then you're you're susceptible to get it again you know so if i had continued on

you know, then I'm in the sun again for how long, like I can't, you couldn't risk that.

Oh, it was.

And especially cause I, I know 85 sounds a lot to you, but 85 to me is not significant.

So I was extremely frustrated.

far as 85 miles into i mean i was maybe like 24 hours or something maybe a day okay so i mean literally nothing for me and so i was extremely frustrated with not only my body but like you know myself because yeah you know i really wanted to complete it that year so yeah yeah

My wife will go to like a race if it's in like a beautiful area.