We have a great example that we use internally called “Kipchoge, not Bolt”. So we think it's great that Usain Bolt goes at goodness knows how many miles an hour he goes, but he only runs a hundred meters. Whereas Kipchoge was the man who ran a marathon in under two hours. And he managed to run, I think, four and a half minute miles, 26 of them. That's the pace we want to get to. We're not there yet, but we want to run at a steady pace, but at a fast pace.
We have a great example that we use internally called “Kipchoge, not Bolt”. So we think it's great that Usain Bolt goes at goodness knows how many miles an hour he goes, but he only runs a hundred meters. Whereas Kipchoge was the man who ran a marathon in under two hours. And he managed to run, I think, four and a half minute miles, 26 of them. That's the pace we want to get to. We're not there yet, but we want to run at a steady pace, but at a fast pace.