Um, who talked you into it so fast, and how much convincing did it actually take?

It was Tim.

It was 100% Tim who peer pressured me into this.

But I will also say that it was on my radar to go back to this race.

Um, and I think the thing that pushed me over the edge is, was like, "Well, what else would I rather be doing that time of year?" Like, I don't know.

It's a-- The Eastern Sierras are so magical.

We love Mammoth Lakes so much.

But aside from having, you know, potentially a film crew with you at times, like, what do you think will be different about your approach and how you're kinda doing the loop this time? Um, maybe call on how Cocodona was different for round two.

... please give us a brief overview of what the Keys 100 is.

is.Yeah.

The Keys 100 is a 100-mile ultramarathon that starts in Key Largo, so at mile 99, um, and ends in Key West at mile zero, as, as they say.

Um, and it is all on pavement.

Um, there are no aid stations at this race.

You only have your crew and a van.

You have a limited amount of people that you can have in your van.

So what's your, what's your why, and then kind of what's at the, the chewy nougat center of that for you both? Uh, Callie, you, then Scott.