Some people are just committed

Some people are just committed

17 for this edition of Donut Run. We did the same thing as we always do: crush 6 miles and then pound donuts. Semi loves it. A couple of observations:

1. Watch out for cars on Rea. Even though they have multiple lanes, some refuse to move over for a runner.

2. Semi’s knee brace is something else. At mile 5, he kept saying “Ahhh, my knee, I hate Fast Twitch.” And also “Why am I even running, this is stupid.” I just gave him many “Atta-boys!”. At this point, Hannibal offered up a 3 point outline on improving your weaknesses a little but still focusing on your strengths so you can differentiate yourself from your competitors. We will all be invoiced his hourly consultancy rate of $350/hour.

**At Donut Run, our weakness is running but our strength is donuts. This is our new vision statement.

3. Speaking of Hannibal, he finishes the Whole 30 next Tuesday. I expect him to eat 12 donuts after next Wednesdays run to make up for all the missed donuts the last 30 days.

4. Rebar and Retread are getting faster. Also, they should start a BRR team with all the Re’s in F3.

5. No one is more committed to getting a run in than Marvel. Leaves the running shoes at the office and says “F’ it, I’m wearing my basketball shoes!” And that you did. Nice run rocking the Nike high tops. No twisted ankles today #ankleweights. If I would have known, we would have stopped at Davie Park for a mid-run game of H-O-R-S-E.

6. Jello ran his namesake route. The 4.5 mile run is now called the Jello Run.

7. Kirk is till looking for another runner for the Smokey Mountain Relay. It starts in 2 days. You got time.

8. The donut time was dominated by discussion about Swiper’s new baby and Swiper’s farting.