Andrew Glaze

I mean, it was literally, yeah.

The best feeling ever, just a really sense of accomplishment and just,

I was, I was proud of myself.

You know, I felt I overcame some really, first of all, the race was super hard that year and I overcame a lot, but just not giving up continuing.

Like I said in the video, like failing forward, you know, you fail and you just keep trying to do better and better and better until you get to that, that point.

And that's what life's really about, you know, is just continuing to try to improve yourself, get better, give yourself grace.

You know, you're going to make mistakes.

Things are going to go wrong.

Things aren't always going to work out and not beating yourself up, but just trying to get better so that it doesn't happen again.

And so it was a, you know, a culmination of three years of hard work to get to that finish line.

So it felt pretty, pretty, pretty dang good.

Well, I mean, I always tell people I love running.

And so on a very fundamental level, I just really enjoy it.

You know, I mean, people love to do lots of things.

Pickleball, whatever.

Yeah, whatever.

Pickleball.

I mean, some people like to watch TV, right?

I mean, at some...

I just really love to run.