Yeah.

So I thought, "Well, I probably won't be at sub 2:30." Then I got an injury quite, uh, before the, before the 2004 race, so I didn't really run for the last three weeks, which in a way was a blessing in disguise because I didn't really know about tapers and all of that.

And, you know, realistically, you, you wouldn't be running much anyway, would you? I mean, I wouldn't sort of like advise anyone to have three weeks off and, um, do nothing.

I think people like this Messy Happy seem [laughs] to do that sort of approach.

But [laughs] I think for me, I need to actually keep running, at least mentally.

And I, I got round that race somehow, and I think almost in, on, you know, on one leg.

And then, and then I thought, "Well, obviously having done it the first year," and I thought, "Well, 2:38's not bad.

But is there anything like that really stands out to you?