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TRI Page #4
- Year:
- 2016
- 110 min
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wants to calorie it up,
you and I should go first.
- Rex.
Not in public, please.
- Or anywhere, please.
- I've never heard that before,
- Well I'm still gettin'
- We should let him
order the fries.
- I kind of want one.
- Yeah.
- Can you pass me
that magazine, please?
- This one?
Thank you.
What're you in for?
- Uh, cancer?
- Hmm, me too.
Where you from?
- Outside D.C..
- Oh, I'm from
around here as well.
- Don't you have
some puzzles to do?
- Yeah, but someone
has done all these.
- Bummer.
- What you working on?
I mean, I see you
working the phone.
- I'm planning a triathlon.
- Wow.
That's fantastic.
- It's a runaway train.
And I am here.
- Exactly where you should be.
- How's that?
- Well, um, you fly a lot?
- As in a plane?
- Yeah.
- As in a passenger?
- Are you a pilot?
- No.
- Yes, as a passenger.
- Yes, I've been a
passenger on a plane.
- Good.
Well then you know that they
In the event the
cabin loses pressure,
oxygen bags will be
deployed from the ceiling.
Take the mask and put
it up over your own head
before you assist anyone else.
Let me give you some unsolicited
advice from an old pro.
Focus on taking care of yourself
before you take on the
burdens of everyone else.
- Mr. hughs,
we're ready for you.
- Ah, that's me, I'm up.
- Nice meeting you, Mr. hughs.
- Miles.
- Candice.
- Each session is rather
quick and the process
is very noninvasive.
We can shape the beam to the
exact shape of the tumor,
allowing us to really pump
Once calibrated, the treatment
only takes a few minutes.
Any questions?
- Can I make one request?
- Are you ready?
- Are you wearing the glasses?
- Yes.
- Make it so.
- There we go,
just a little hill.
- Ugh, he's speeding up.
My god.
Ugh!
- What're you doing?
Come on.
- Okay.
- Here we go, you're doin' good.
There you go, nice.
All right, you got this.
- Okay.
- All right, there you go.
- Who's that?
- Marissa barrera,
current world champion.
- Oh.
Wow.
- Yeah.
She used to compete with
Christy a few years back.
Christy beat her.
- Really?
- Yeah.
I've gotta go get
ready for our session.
- Uh, you're not gonna beat
us with sticks today, right?
- You have to wait and see.
- Hey, Marissa.
- Christy!
Oh, it's so good to see you.
I heard.
- Yeah, it's fine, I'm fine.
- That's so good to hear.
- You in town for a race?
- Uh, no, I uh, I got some
appearances in some, uh,
photo shoots, and.
- That's great.
That's really great.
- It's really good to see you.
- Yeah, good to see you too.
It sucks so much.
Every day I go out
there and train, I push.
I know what I need
to do and I push.
But my body, this
body, won't let me.
That could be me,
that should be me.
Sucks.
- But it isn't you.
Christy, that's not your path.
I used to lift up 300 pound men.
Toss them around like rag dolls.
But yet I didn't have the
endurance to run the mile.
Strength comes in
may forms, Christy.
And you've been showcasing your
every day for the last year.
You know, a lot of people in
the wrestling biz have tattoos.
I never did.
But I got a lot of scars though.
Barbara hated tattoos,
but she loved my scars.
She used to say,
"scars are like tattoos
"with better stories."
It means you felt the pain.
And being able to
tell the stories
means you've grown from it.
- I always thought
wrestling was fake.
- Shhh, hush now.
Scripted, but it's
definitely not fake.
- What is this?
- Oh please Candice, come on in.
- You haven't ordered
the finishers medals?
- And look how much
money we've saved.
- Oh, that's not the point.
- You're right, that's
not the whole point.
I don't believe in
participation trophies.
It diminishes the
achievements of the athletes
that actually succeed.
You know, kids nowadays
are getting rewards
You know what kid of
reward you should get
for tying your shoes?
Not trippin' and
bustin' your ass.
Don't worry, everybody
who finishes the race
gets a coupon book.
What?
- There's over $100 worth of
savings in this coupon book.
- Max, these aren't
participation trophies.
These are finishing medals.
People earn them.
- Well this year, they will
earn a buy one get one free
car wash and cupcake.
From sprinkles.
In Georgetown.
Delicious.
I love it.
- Wow.
- And a side of hummus.
- Come on Natalie.
Push.
Little bit further.
Why, what's the point?
- No, not now.
Seriously, what's the point?
New running outfit?
New running shoes?
- Keep running.
Did you really need new shoes?
- Just keep pushing to
the end of the block.
Rex is probably right.
Spending all this money?
And what do you
have to show for it?
Nothing.
The answer is nothing.
Just like Johns Hopkins.
Two years of med
school and you quit.
I don't blame you.
Med school is hard.
And why would you stress
yourself out like that?
What, are you gonna run
all the way back home?
- When we were younger,
in everything.
Racing, swimming, card games.
I was in decent shape,
but she was an athlete.
I remember when she won her age
group in her first triathlon
and the second.
She racked up so many
trophies that our house
started to look like
And I remember the diagnosis.
It's like all of a sudden
the world changed, you know?
Colors weren't as bright,
sounds not nearly as sharp.
I felt so helpless.
I mean, here she was
fighting and there was
nothing that i
could do about it.
During one of her treatments,
i was walking the halls
of the hospital, pacing really,
and I saw a flier for
triathlon training.
I signed up that night.
It was something,
something that I could do
to take my mind off of
what she was going through,
something I could
do to honor her.
My tribute to her i
competed in as many races
as I could sign up for.
All during her treatment.
And now,
and now here she is.
In remission.
And we're training together.
And for that, I am
endlessly thankful.
All right, let's go run.
- You just gonna keep
ignoring my calls?
Rex told me I'd find you here.
Gotta say, I'm
actually surprised.
- Don't start, sky.
I've been busy.
- Yeah, I know.
I know how this game goes.
- We both do.
- Just sayin' I missed ya.
You know, in this cold
ass pool at 5:
00am.A commitment that was your idea.
- I know, I'm sorry.
- Zeus is throwing
a barbecue tonight.
You should come.
haven't really been around.
- That's the good thing.
You haven't really been around,
so they're not sick
of you like I am.
- All right, all right.
- Good, 'cause you totally
missed the open water swimming,
which is, uh, every bit
as dangerous as the pool.
And then some.
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