Gary Brecka

I told Kyle, I said, yo, like after this run, like, like,

You guys think that you're friends now?

These will be the greatest friends that you have for the rest of your life because you suffered together.

That's the type of camaraderie that you see in the military.

You know, that's because, because when you're, you know, and that's something to the audience as well, you know, like, like if you want to get into, you know, fitness, have someone, have someone with you, you know, you know, if you're just trying to get off the couch, you call up one of your friends, maybe they're just waiting for you to call.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Because

When you are doing something and you're suffering, when you know that the person next to you is suffering, it changes everything.

Because then you can, you know, in your own head, you're like, well, you know, if I'm suffering, if Gary's suffering next to me, then, you know, if he's doing it, then I can do it.

Well, you know, I want to be completely transparent right off the bat is that, you know, the depression was, you know, imagine going for 17 days and having people tell you all day long

You're the greatest.

You're so good.

Like, you're the best.

You're inspiring me.

No, other people couldn't do this.

You're the go.

Like, you know, and then unfortunately when that ends, whether it's running or, you know, carrying a, you know, UFC world title or anything like that, when it ends, no one cares.

Right.