Kevin Twomey

And then we were there.

and we're waiting again and ryan was like okay she's about 10 minutes off right we're literally waited like this we're not even talking to each other because we're so determined yeah yeah yeah and then like 10 minutes later ryan just goes oh she's finished so bear in mind i got up on a sunday morning at an early hour to go down and support i mean even see her it's just the three gays like we're never going to find her we were never going to find it but i wonder what many people have that

issue we probably should have told her exactly where we were so she knew but you know shabs shabs would be a bit mortified like even okay we went to the pub then we were like come and meet us at the adam and eve right she rocks up she's not even wearing her medal i was like what are you doing she's like no she's like it's so embarrassing so embarrassing i was like take your medal out now

You know the way they say, like, in London there's no community or everyone's a stranger and nobody talks to each other.

I will say, like, I've been kind of converted in that, like...

Yeah, should there be a bit more civic and community spirit?

Yeah, she was training properly for it.

I think she just kind of decided that she wanted to do it, like, and she just tore into the training.

I will say, like, especially when you saw people who were really struggling.

Yeah.

When they were, like, nearly done.

Because I think we were there at, like,

I don't know how many kilometres in a half marathon.

20, is it?

21?

20-something, yeah.

We went towards the, like, final third.

So you saw people who were, like, really struggling.

And then, like, when you start cheering them on, then for them to start running again, or you see some people, like, with their arms around each other, or, like, obviously certain people are running for a charity or for, like, a special cause or for someone in their life.

I was getting, you know, well, I don't need an excuse to be getting emotional.