Alli?

To piggyback off of that, I would say, I mean, again, I've been there so many times, and finding a PT for sure, but then a PT who really specializes and knows how to work with runners specifically, because most PTs, I feel like if someone comes in with an injury and knows that this person's a runner and running X amount of miles, the easy answer is just to tell them to stop running.

Uh, but so really finding a PT who's gonna work with you on how you specifically move, and figuring out what imbalance is going on, because it's usually never the actual, like, niggle that's the issue.

It's coming from somewhere else that's mechanically off.

And so finding someone who can help you work with that, and just again, working with strength training and all of the things, I think is the most key factor so you're able to continue training a smart way, and having the confidence and knowledge to know that it's not an actual injury, but just something that you can maintain.

Ali?

Yeah, I agree.

I think, um, again, have been there way too many times, and I think what's been most important is sticking to the routine that you have for running.

Take it away, Allie.

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When it's a contestant's turn, they will choose a letter included in the phrase of the Bubbles Game Show.

Each letter is worth five points.

If you choose a letter that appears more than once in the phrase, the question will be worth as many times as that letter appears.

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Oh, yeah.

People would pay a lot of money for an alicorn, especially the royals, because it didn't just prevent or heal disease, but it also protected them against poison.

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The one thing we're not seeing are any real unicorns.

You sound like the skeptics during the late 17th century, who questioned whether unicorns had magical powers or were even real.

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Sure, sure.

Um, you know, even though my experience is really different from Douglas and Louis, like, I'm still, I'm, I'm on the dating apps, guys.

(laughs) Like, I'm on Bumble and I'm on Hinge.

Um, and that is the primary, that is the only way that I've met people to go on date- dates with this time around, you know.

The last time I was dating was in my, you know, early 20s, and you know, maybe there were Craigslist po- personal ads back then, um, but there were no dating apps, you know.

Um, and so you really, like I met people at work, I met people who were friends of friends, or maybe you'd go out and somebody would hit on you.

Yeah.

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[clears throat]

Okay.

Silence.

Thank you.

Okay.

Today I'm gonna be using the very own udders of my face in sounds.