Keys Open Doors

The most confusing part of the first post is that at least seven other people upvoted it.

Agreed

No, she wasn’t attractive imo but she was a woman.

Eddie Murphy was the comedic actor who was caught soliciting a transvestite prostitute.

My high school had a very good track team (multiple state titles) though only a handful of truly elite athletes.

However, there were usually 1-2 kids per class who would do college track and field. The key was that the good performers were scattered across every event: discus, high jump, pole vault 5000 meters, etc.

Anyways in April and May of 8th grade, our PE unit was essentially having us all do like 12-15 track and field events.

The coach would always say “you never know what you’re good at until you try it”.

I remember the 400 meter race very well because it was a brutal event for me, much harder than the mile because you’re going close to all out the entire time. Much tougher than the 100 because it goes on so much longer at nearly the same pace for 4x the duration.

Now I’m not good, but the elites also hate the 400. The best 400 meter runners in the US literally try to move down in events. Some are successful (Fred Kerley), others are unsuccessful (Michael Norman) and begrudgingly win the 400 meter world title because they can’t make the US team for a shorter distance. :lol:

The very best 400 meter time from my cohort (granted we were 13-14 years old) was 1:00 flat. A guy who ended up playing D-1 football ran 1:05. I ran a 1:13 and vomited afterward. There were many worse times of course.

Everyone of us was truly winded after doing this 400 meter race once.

Sawe and Kejelcha each did it 105 times in a row :lol:

FWIW they averaged 1:08-1:09 for the first 90 percent of the race and then closed at a 1:04 pace.

Kejelcha is such a versatile and amazing runner, but his resume doesn’t do him justice.

No Olympic medals of any color and never a world champion (though he has silvers).

I bet if you asked 100 experts who is better between him and Mo Farah, 60 percent or more would pick Kejelcha.

He certainly cared a couple years ago

I am curious to see how much tickets will drop.

So far I’m not seeing any clear drop in ticket prices.

For the round of 16 and onwards, there will be demand. For the first round and some second round matches though, we will either see lots of empty seats or a big drop in prices.

I’m actually betting we will see lots of empty seats.

The suicide felt quite rushed as well.

Floyd is a patient and calm guy who has been used to being a loser for quite some time. The situation with his stepson misunderstanding the situation is going to be tough for him, but he has been a guy willing to talk and be in uncomfortable situations in the past.

After all, Richard smashed him in the junk with a baseball bat a few years ago because his mom cried after an argument, and he took it in stride.

Also the final episode made Carol a much more likable character.

I agree with the first two responses.

He’s very good, but there aren’t as many elite directors in his age range.

She was part of the LA pre-sale but not living in LA.

Were there attempts at keeping the applicants only in the broader LA area and OKC?