David Gillick

You know, even sports people who had gone on and done different things and then go, why haven't I?

Like, I need to find something.

I need to find something.

So I jumped at the job solely because of the money.

And I quickly realized that like my direct team and boss and everything were over in the UK.

So I was here by myself.

And it was probably the worst thing I could have done at that time.

And I was driving the length and breadth of the country like, oh, you know.

I don't mind driving now, but some days I'm thinking, you know, there's no wonder that I'm not overly keen on long drives.

Just too much time to think.

Yeah.

Simple, like, you know, and I'd berate myself.

Then that's where things got really heavy because you start questioning, why did you go to America?

If I didn't go to America, maybe I wouldn't have got injured.

Then maybe I wouldn't be feeling like this now.

So I began to resent athletics, you know, and just didn't want anything to do with it and kind of resented sport in many ways.

Yeah.

I used to drive, Joe, like six hours in the car by myself.

No podcast then?

No podcast.