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Okay, so everybody keeps talking about we have to win the AI race.

So is there a finish line? Do we win? Do we get somewhere and we claim victory, we win? Or do we just, because the next day somebody's going to make something else that's now going to make that obsolete.

Where's the win? Where do we go? What's the finish line? That's my question.

I love you.

If you want to run this race, that's the question.

We have something they can't contend with.

But I think in battle, they're always trying to evolve capability.

So to your point, there is no finish line.

And I actually really took...

I made my family, who was already kind of doing things different than the rest of the world as far as food and wellness, nutrition, I made them look kind of basic, because I would go and at, and at 16 years old, my first job was at the Finish Line at the mall, and I'd be, like, selling shoes as a teenager.

And I would use my paycheck to go to the health food store and biohack before biohacking was a thing, and get the latest superfoods or adaptogens or whatever that I was reading about that, uh, that I wanted to learn about.

So I became kind of obsessive with it, in a good way, a healthy obsession of how can you kind of do the stuff that I grew up with, but now I'm 16 years old.

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On today's show, we'll break down this past week's regular season finale and hear from your winner, Ryan Preece.

That shit is so funny.

He's in, like, fucking Finish Line or something.

Yeah, dude, there's

some, like, mall.

Um, so I am partial to hop-

Can I age myself a little and share? I worked for the Finish Line when I was in high school, like the Finish Line, the shoe store.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

When...

His name is Matt CBG Unit.

So he tagged me on a Soul Links post that showed that they're available on Finish Line and JD Sports.

I clicked on the Finish Line one, saw my size, immediately got them at $130.

So I can't wait to get them.

The reason why I'm so happy is because as a kid, I couldn't get them.

I think they are selling them in Europe in select areas and maybe worldwide.

I don't know.

But I know in America, Finish Line, JD Sports, Reebok.

It's a dynamic that I've experienced in multiple, uh, uh-

The Finish Line went crazy, didn't it?

Anyway, I've been on-

Which, hey, more toxic friend group, this or Bodies Bodies Bodies?

Yeah, 'cause they're all, they're all fucking and all that.

Yeah.

I've heard Finish Line, I, I heard at Finish Line you might have to take a seat right over here, Dustin.

Nope.

Hmm.

I think he's gonna come out here to campaign for Senator Dan Sullivan to help him over, uh, the finish line.

But, uh, Mary Peltola describes herself as a moderate.

You ask her, I asked her, "How would you describe yourself? Where do you fit on the ideological spectrum?" And she said without missing a beat, "I'm a moderate." Uh, so, uh, that is something that is obviously important here in Alaska.