What would Jake Robertson or his brother run if they lived in New York and had 2 young kids to take care of and had to work

I always think that most people who post things like the OP did here are people who never really committed to doing all they could to run as well as they could, who look at others who have and really accomplished something in the sport, and feel the need to diminish those people's accomplishments to make themselves feel less bad about their own half hearted commitment. He asks how many people now remember Joe LeMay or Lynn Jennings. Many of us do, newer people in the sport may not. Who cares?

How many of us ever know about someone who moves to New York City, makes half a million a year, marries, has a couple kids, runs 3-4 miles on treadmill at a health club near his office and runs 5 km road races in 20:00 or so? The whole idea for people who do things like the Robertsons have done is TO AVOID doing things like that which can interfere with running as fast as they potentially can. That doesn't mean that there aren't other, maybe less dramatic ways, to get to your full potential and there were plenty of working runners in the past who did so. But I don't get the point of asking what the Robertsons' running would be like if they were two of them.