Tom Hardin

I popped the trunk, go to crawl in this air mattress.

And I see a note there on the pillow.

And it's a note from my wife.

It says, we didn't sleep on you.

You can't sleep on us.

So I turned around all the rest of the way, and I got to 100 miles in, like, second place for the race.

So it was the only feeling of, like, accomplishment, you know, during this time.

I still had to be sentenced.

But I'm like, again, this sort of theme of, like, she's probably not leaving me in this situation, but I got to figure my shit out.

Finally sentenced the judge, like, you know, you helped build 20 of these 80 cases.

It says you're PSR.

You know, I see it's been seven years.

You're just going to get what's called the time served sentence.

So the one time I was at the U.S.

Marshal's office before I pled guilty, just that couple hours of being processed.

So go on with your life.

And there's an attorney there.

I mean, sorry, a reporter there from the AP who was like, well, you became like this vegan ultra marathon guy.

Like, let me write this story.

You turned your life around.