01:24:34 · Ty Morse, Baiju Bhatt
[01:24:34] S0: Yeah. It forces you to basically tune out everything else and just focus on putting one foot in front of the [01:24:40] S1: other. And the ideas that are in your head in my sort of simplistic way of thinking about it, they almost, like, line up in a line, and you can pick them. You put them back. Where if you're, like, you know, drinking a bunch of coffee and, like, you know, getting the nerd sweats or whatever, like, those ideas are all mushed together. [01:25:00] S0: Let's end it on what's the hardest thing you've ever come. [01:25:04] S1: Being overweight. I was very overweight as a kid. And when I was in tenth grade, I got teased from my weight and I took it super personally and I proceeded to like at the same time I grew my hair out. I think I weighed this is a long time ago I think I weighed like two ten [01:25:29] S0: but this was as a kid. As a kid. [01:25:32] S1: Yeah. And I got all the way down to like one forty. I think I got into the high one thirties. I lost close to a third of my body weight.