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TRI Page #5
- Year:
- 2016
- 110 min
- 17 Views
- So cool, a college professor.
What do you teach?
- Anthropology.
Random facts 101.
Did you know that an elephant
can swim 20 miles a day
using its trunk as a snorkel?
- Huh.
- Or, did you know
that human testicles
have a resting temperature
of somewhere between
92 and 96 degrees?
So if it's 94 outside, it
actually is hot as balls.
- Okay.
- It's been a lot of days
I haven't felt like
doing anything.
- I understand that,
all too well.
- I'm beginning to
think that maybe,
maybe I'm just not
cut out for this.
- Nonsense.
Natalie, if I can do
it, you can do it.
- How do you do it?
How do you stay motivated?
guilt trip me so many times.
- Butterflies.
- Butterflies.
Ever since she
was a little girl,
she was fascinated with them.
How they could
transform, transition,
grow wings and fly.
And whenever I don't
feel like training,
or I'm just too tired,
and I remember that's why
So far it's got me through
three triathlons, three.
- Butterflies.
- Butterflies.
- Just go talk to him.
- No way man.
It's just, he's Zeus man.
- He won't bite you.
I promise.
- So are you boinking
my brother or what?
- I'm sorry, what?
- I asked if you were
boinking my brother.
- Oh, no, I heard you,
but who says boinking?
- Me.
- Nothing good is happening
- Skyler.
- I really don't understand
how there is traffic
on a Saturday afternoon,
I'm so sorry I'm late.
- No worries, Candice.
- It's good to see you Zeus.
- I think you've met Natalie.
- Candice here is the one
responsible for getting me
to get out here
and join the team.
- How's it going?
- It's a bit rocky,
but I think I'm gonna
get it together.
How about you?
How've you been?
- You know, just zappin' my
lady bits with laser beams.
It's like.
Just void there, void.
Don't.
- Excuse me.
Mr. Zeus.
Um, I, I just wanted to
say I saw you wrestle
when I was a kid.
- No way.
- Way.
The forum.
You're the first
and only person ever
to get out of the bulldozer's
bulldozer super hold.
It was awesome.
- Now you're making me
feel like an old man.
- No, no.
You're a legend.
I just, honey.
You, uh, you didn't tell me
you were working with a legend.
- Yeah, I would say that
Zeus is pretty legendary.
- Right.
- Candice, this fanboy
here is my husband.
- Ah, of course it is.
Hi.
- Hi.
- Nice to meet you.
- Nice to meet you.
Remember that time
when you had that pass,
I mean, it was awesome.
You're just like,.
You still got the guns, man.
- Yeah man.
- You want a beer?
- Yeah.
- Aww, and then this doggy,
he used to love this dog.
So full.
He carried that
everywhere with him.
Oh, hey.
- Why do you even
carry those around?
- I like to remember when
you were actually cute.
- Yeah, what happened?
- Oh my gosh, look at this one.
Love.
- That's so funny.
- Goodbye, thanks
for coming, Billy.
Get home safe.
- So, I think I made Scott
sufficiently uncomfortable
for the night.
- Ah, it's so good to see
you smile again, Christy.
- I'm just so excited to
get back out there again.
I think it's all adrenaline.
- Honey, you're gonna do great.
- Are you coming?
- I always do.
- Zeus, thank you.
- You're gonna kill 'em.
- You know, if they make
these bikes any lighter,
tether them to the ground.
You remember coalbridge road?
- Yeah, of course I do.
- Sometimes I still
have nightmares of
that bike of yours.
And I used to whoop
your ass on it.
- I never understood
why they had to get you
such a gaudy color.
Just to taunt me
as you whizzed by?
- Don't talk bad about
the golden gears.
He's usually the first one here.
- He probably had a
few beers last night.
I'm sure Zeus will
make it for the finish.
- Scott, what if I'm not ready?
- Christy, you're ready.
- Scott, I did it.
- Christy.
It's Zeus.
He's gone.
- What happened?
- Cardiac arrest.
i guess it just gave out.
- He was fine last night.
I didn't know.
- No one did.
I told Susan, but.
- I want to thank you all.
I've been a bit
difficult recently.
I lost track of what
this is all about.
Yes, triathlons are
individual races,
but they're not, not really.
I mean, nothing is.
When you have friends, family,
people who love you, you don't
have to do anything alone.
That's what Zeus reminded me.
Today I ride for you, big guy.
- Well, hello again, Candice.
- Hey, miles.
- Are you okay?
- Thinkin' of an old friend.
Do you ever ask yourself
what's the point
of any of this?
- Uh, yeah, all the time.
You don't get to be my age
without asking a few questions.
You know, I found that
it helps when we focus
on things that we can control.
Like the people we
let in our lives
and how we treat them,
and our attitudes
when we have to face setbacks.
And then there's this.
when I went into
Then after I went
into remission, i
just kept doing them.
And now when I feel myself
obsessing about something
outside of my
sphere of influence,
I just do one of
these and, somehow,
it just helps me stay grounded.
- You got all that from soduku?
Must've been some
powerful chemo.
- Yeah.
Come with me, I want
to show you something.
Come on.
Come on.
Emma!
- Mr. miles!
- Awe, miles.
- Hey.
Emma, I'd like for you
to meet a friend of mine.
This is Ms. Candice.
Candice, this very brave
little girl is Emma.
- It's a pleasure to
make your acquaintance.
- This is a very special
day for Emma, isn't it?
- Yes.
Today is the day i
get to ring the gong.
Once my treatment's over
and my cancer goes away,
I get to ring the gong.
- That's so wonderful.
Are you excited?
- Yes!
- Emma and I have been buddies
I had to be here for this.
- Oh Emma.
- Oh come on, you can
do better than that.
- Candice, did.
What is this?
- I ordered the
finishers medals.
- You're not
authorized to do that.
- Can you leave my office?
Just for a second, step outside.
Come on, come on.
And I want you to think
of the most challenging
obstacle you have ever overcome.
And then come back inside.
Go.
Do you got it in your head?
- Yeah.
- Okay, come back inside.
How do you feel?
- How do I feel?
- Feels good, doesn't it?
- Yeah, it feels good.
But you're still not authorized.
- Next week Skyler, next week
you'll be doin' this for real.
- On your left.
- Oh, excuse us.
- Car, back!
- Natalie!
- Ms. Jackson, there you are.
We're ready for you.
- Ready?
- Make it so.
- I love speaking at
these kickoff dinners,
feeling the energy in the
room, the anticipation,
knowing you athletes are
about to push yourself
further than you every
thought possible.
You will be racing
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