Andrew Glaze

Like the only way to get to mile 80 is through 80 miles of hard work.

And I mean, that's what we're doing.

If we're running a hundred miles or whatever it is, like we're, we're trying to do something really, really difficult.

And so when you get there and you're in the pain cave and everything feels like it's, you know, you, you gotta quit or whatever.

It's like, that's,

That's why we're here.

We're here to be in this moment when it really, really sucks.

And then we have to push through and get to that finish line.

I think, you know, you're, I'm trying to build like a brain that's like really mentally tough.

And I think that the brain inherently is sort of lazy and wants to take it easy.

And if you don't constantly remind it that it can go further than it thinks it can, that it forgets.

And so maybe the addiction is just like that mental training where you're always trying to get

yourself into a better spot.

So when you get into tough spots in life, you can like overcome because the race is very controlled, you know?

I mean, yeah.

Something bad.

So it's like, and at any moment you really could stop it if you needed to.

Um, and so, um,

That's like a safety net, but in life, there's not really a safety net, right?

So, but you need to train your brain to be able to like handle a lot of very tough situations.