Truett Hanes is back and showing what a sensitive little baby he is once again. It is, unfortunately, a fact the vast majority of comments and commentary about his Olympic Trials or Die Trying mission have been positive. This praise has come from such luminaries as the artist formerly known as WesFly (maybe there's a similar video of Truett out there that could make him go away like Smulders? Iykyk) and Believe In the Run.
Despite this almost unanimous praise, Truett needs to make the narrative that he's overcoming tremendous amounts of unfair hate, one nonsense airport leadership book quote at a time. So, he leads off his new video with a clip of Luke from the Sweat Elite podcast (an episode, by the way, that basically had no views or engagement and was just posted yesterday, Truett has bunny ears and is looking for this kind of stuff) sharing the reasonable take that his Olympic Trials series is boring because he doesn't really show anything meaningful from his training and he'll probably run 2:24 at best. I'm honestly surprised that Truett didn't send his TRT blasting father into the comments section again to defend his honor.
Truett is also in a pretty serious calorie deficit and down to 155 pounds (dude must be a short king!), despite allegedly running ~20 miles per day. He's also doing track workouts for the first time (he just keeps going to the track week after week and doing 400s, this series will be an interesting case study to see if PEDs can get a dude with a middle schooler's understanding of training to the trials) and running the Austin Marathon next month after running CIM in December. Those following YouTubers obsessed with weight long enough have seen how this scenario plays out, examples that immediately come to mind include SJD and Matt "recreational ozempic user" Fox. Seems likely that Truett is risking getting a stress fracture by running more than he ever has and eating less than he ever has, no amount of KetoneIQ can make up for having a room temperature IQ.