5 Signs You're Vacationing with a Runner

Sarah Mac

by Mac (aka. Sarah Robinson)

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1. Didn't have room for two pairs of shoes in their luggage. Goes out to all fancy dinners...in running shoes.

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2. Too tired to go sightseeing because they got lost on their morning run and saw everything already.

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3. Hoards all the bananas from the complementary breakfast buffet claiming you never know when runger might strike.

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4. Looks like they're wearing a permanent pair of white running shorts (or sports bra Kara Goucher style) and socks at the beach.

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5. Keeps knocking on the hotel wall to let your neighbors know it's quiet time. It's 8pm.

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