Speaker 1: Okay, Mitch, I wanted to talk to you about something
Speaker 1: that I think has gone past the point of being
Speaker 1: a healthy new habit, and it has it's going really
Speaker 1: into the territory of being a bit of a hmm
Speaker 1: how to put It's like a weird addiction.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, Can I just say, when I was fat,
Speaker 2: no one said anything, And now that I'm kind.
Speaker 3: Of half fat, everyone says you're too half fat.
Speaker 1: You're not You're not fat firstly, and you're not even
Speaker 1: allowed to say that anymore because I usually when we're
Speaker 1: not on Mike, you talk about how skinny and hot
Speaker 1: you are.
Speaker 2: So don't try and be a different person. When he
Speaker 2: said Australia, Laura always says Matt. She calls me Matt,
Speaker 2: her beautiful, six pack ridden husband, so similar from the
Speaker 2: side angle, I look like Australian heartthrob Mattie j And
Speaker 2: I just take that and run. But I'm still a
Speaker 2: big boy, for God's sake. What's your problem?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 4: You take that and run, do you. That's the thing
Speaker 4: I wanted to talk to you about.
Speaker 1: Okay, So Mitch has become really into his running.
Speaker 4: First it was hot girl walks.
Speaker 1: Yeah, for what it is, first it was hot girl
Speaker 1: walks and hot girl walks was cool. It was like,
Speaker 1: you know, it was trending. We had the shirts, the
Speaker 1: hot girl walks shirts.
Speaker 4: It was a thing.
Speaker 1: Now Mitch has taken upper notch and he's into his running.
Speaker 1: Except the thing is and now this is no, I'm
Speaker 1: not putting down the fact that you're run because running
Speaker 1: is very good.
Speaker 4: It's great for your health, thank you.
Speaker 1: Mitch is running ten kilometers max, okay, which is a
Speaker 1: big deal. That is that's no, that's nothing to scoff at.
Speaker 1: But it's certainly not a marathon. But you are behaving
Speaker 1: as though you are Ned Brockman and running a marathon
Speaker 1: a day.
Speaker 4: You honestly okay. So Mitch is now get to Ded Brooklyn.
Speaker 1: Ned Brooklyn's that an amazing guy who run from like
Speaker 1: Perth to Sydney and he did one hundred kilometers a day.
Speaker 4: He's incredible.
Speaker 1: So even Ned Brockman managed to run his entire thing
Speaker 1: without wearing a running vest. But no, Mitch, you've now
Speaker 1: gotten a running vest, a water vest delivered to work.
Speaker 1: I've also seen your fluo safety running outfit that you
Speaker 1: now have. Not to mention that Mitch's runs They usually
Speaker 1: range from about eight kilometers to ten kilometers. The first
Speaker 1: two kilometers is a bit of a walk and then
Speaker 1: he now takes jail.
Speaker 3: It's a warm up us runners called warm up.
Speaker 4: He takes gels with him every time he leaves you.
Speaker 3: Studio, friend, you are you are so awful to me.
Speaker 2: I could have taken up an awful hobby and instead
Speaker 2: I'm running looking after my health.
Speaker 3: I get gails, yes, because they help us runners.
Speaker 1: It's the hyper fixation on all the accessories to do
Speaker 1: with running. That's what it is when you take up
Speaker 1: a new hobby. You don't just take up the hobby
Speaker 1: because you could. You could walk outside the office in
Speaker 1: a pair of joggers and run. It's all the other
Speaker 1: stuff that you think you required to do a very
Speaker 1: basic activity.
Speaker 2: Dare you you know? It's all about the fashion. I'm
Speaker 2: into my fashion, I'm into my accessories and I'm on
Speaker 2: runtop so.
Speaker 1: About what those socks are supposed to be. You're wearing
Speaker 1: them because they're fashionable.
Speaker 3: How dare you?
Speaker 2: Literally?
Speaker 3: Lemon are gonna be upset with you?
Speaker 2: They're very fashionable, and they responsored the podcast, please keep
Speaker 2: doing and hawkers don't spots me. But hey, Hawker, listen,
Speaker 2: I love the moon day Nines. I don't even know
Speaker 2: if that's right. I'm I just run, so listen, I
Speaker 2: lost forty five kilos. I was hot girl walking and
Speaker 2: now I have to run to kind of like because
Speaker 2: I take it up and not take it up a note.
Speaker 2: It just it's I'm enjoying doing it. It gives me
Speaker 2: Clara and it actually makes me feel nice. And so
Speaker 2: what I do it in a five hundred dollars running vest,
Speaker 2: and so what I've got the state of the art
Speaker 2: shoes that I don't need, and so what that I
Speaker 2: like birthday cake, running gels?
Speaker 1: How many pairs of running joggers have you now purchased
Speaker 1: because of this fixation, not because you like running and
Speaker 1: it's good for your health, which I am all for.
Speaker 4: Don't try I make me feel bad about this.
Speaker 2: Oh, I know?
Speaker 4: How many unnecessary things have you purchased?
Speaker 3: About five pairs of running show?
Speaker 4: How much money have you invested in the running?
Speaker 3: Do you want the real answer?
Speaker 4: No, I'd love you to lie to the nation.
Speaker 1: Okay, like fifteen hundred dollars. I think it's more. I
Speaker 1: honestly think it's more.
Speaker 2: The running vest was two hundred. Yeah, in the daily jails.
Speaker 2: You're right, they're about six dollars apot. It could be
Speaker 2: close to two grand.
Speaker 4: To go for a run.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but look good while doing it. I don't get
Speaker 2: a hit by a car. People could get there's Mitch
Speaker 2: from the pickup. You don't want them to be like, oh,
Speaker 2: look at Mitch from the pickup.
Speaker 3: You wanted to go. There's Mitch from the look at
Speaker 3: his pace.
Speaker 1: What I want to know is, what are you running
Speaker 1: away from.
Speaker 2: This friendship, this show? To be honest, I'm trying to
Speaker 2: keep up. Listen ad me on Strava.
Speaker 3: You won't get that. It's running language.
Speaker 4: So what's the other one? Tick? Run, top, run, you
Speaker 4: know what it is?
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 2: I'm on run Talk, so I'm watching all the content
Speaker 2: and everyone listening is on run talk as well.
Speaker 3: People people are running. It's a cultural movement.
Speaker 1: I know my husband runs two. He's really into it.
Speaker 1: It's cute. It's cute to come to you are you
Speaker 1: look at those abs? I can't run to save my life,
Speaker 1: so for me, it's still a really abstract thing.
Speaker 2: And aren't you nice that I didn't turn it on
Speaker 2: your head? Because you go Mitch only runs ten K.
Speaker 4: I can't run.
Speaker 1: I say this also from a place a place of judgment,
Speaker 1: but also a place of not understand, a lack of
Speaker 1: understanding as to how someone walks out of their house
Speaker 1: and runs, and then when their body says it's tired,
Speaker 1: they don't just stop.
Speaker 4: That's what I do.
Speaker 2: I just sorry. I bought Oakley running glasses. I forgot
Speaker 2: there were six hundred dollars.
Speaker 4: So really we're up to three thousand now.
Speaker 2: Anyway, let's go home. Hey listen, run is ab me
Speaker 2: on Strava. Will run together. We can go on a
Speaker 2: little we join a run club or something.
Speaker 4: Be cute. Cute guy, hope you started a run club.
Speaker 3: No, no, I'm too nervous because how does it work?
Speaker 3: The person at the front and the person the back.
Speaker 4: You have to talk and I think you're say in
Speaker 4: the middle, yeah at all, I'm not.
Speaker 2: I'm not.
Speaker 3: I'm not going to just run and puff. I agree.
Speaker 3: All right, let's go. We'll be back tomorrow for your Wednesday.
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Speaker 3: We'll see tomorrow from three.
Speaker 4: Goodbye, see you guys.