Mike Danforth

Hey, Sam, what can we help you with?

Hey, Sam, what can we help you with?

Yeah. Yeah. Have you ever had it, Sam, where you're running and someone passes you and they indicate they're coming in a clever way?

Yeah. Yeah. Have you ever had it, Sam, where you're running and someone passes you and they indicate they're coming in a clever way?

Yeah. Yeah. Have you ever had it, Sam, where you're running and someone passes you and they indicate they're coming in a clever way?

Never.

Never.

Never.

You're pretty fast. We get it.

You're pretty fast. We get it.

You're pretty fast. We get it.

Don't you feel like that's the solution, though? We should come up with like a surefire way to indicate your presence that is not threatening, that it's almost it's excited. You're like happy to hear that noise.

Don't you feel like that's the solution, though? We should come up with like a surefire way to indicate your presence that is not threatening, that it's almost it's excited. You're like happy to hear that noise.

Don't you feel like that's the solution, though? We should come up with like a surefire way to indicate your presence that is not threatening, that it's almost it's excited. You're like happy to hear that noise.

Someone who passes a lot of people while running is Olympic bronze medalist marathoner Molly Seidel. Molly, is this something you've dealt with?

Someone who passes a lot of people while running is Olympic bronze medalist marathoner Molly Seidel. Molly, is this something you've dealt with?

Someone who passes a lot of people while running is Olympic bronze medalist marathoner Molly Seidel. Molly, is this something you've dealt with?

Yeah, it does feel like maybe that's a use for your Olympic medal is that you could clang it as you run by people.

Yeah, it does feel like maybe that's a use for your Olympic medal is that you could clang it as you run by people.

Yeah, it does feel like maybe that's a use for your Olympic medal is that you could clang it as you run by people.