Mm-hmm

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it doesn't matter.

Like, it was my family, my husband's family, and then our bike friends that followed me, and those ones got, like, I don't know, 50 to 100,000 views, and I was like, "That's cool." And the comments were, like, weirdly not taking someone's blah, blah, blah.

Yeah, so maybe there were some negative comments.

There definitely were, and a f- I got a few comments that were like, "Well, like, you would never beat the men's time.

Like, that's the real crown.

Yeah, yeah

exploded and and the reasons why and then like how did this all start

um so we changed my i i purposely changed my instagram handle last year to laney bones because i had planned to start racing this year and i was like i'm also getting married this year so as a woman you become less searchable on the internet once you start changing your name and so i was like people are going to be confused i was like surely someone out there will look me up i mean i was like i bet i'll be good Like, I'll get some result at some point.

Someone will look me up, and I'll be, like, lost in the internet.

And my nickname growing up from my grandpa was Laney Bones because I was, like, kind of a, like, gangly little four-year-old.

And I have always thought that that was a very cute nickname.

And so I switched my handle last year, which was a good move because it also sounds like a little bit more of, like, a creator Instagram versus just like a person.

And I like, like in my head, like Holy Spirit of gravel, like Lenny is Holy Spirit of gravel, which is like a good branding for her.

So how do you, how do you balance that?