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this morning he's just past las cruces, new mexico. >> i've ran in some rain, i've been in a real bad all types of weather, really. >> reporter: but brady's still running. he and his buddy nate, who's been driving the rv and serving as the hype man -- >> oh, baby! >> reporter: can feel the finish line fast approaching. >> we're kind of joking, like a couple of days after we're going to have separate anxiety from each other. >> reporter: as far as the highlight of their trip so far? both guys agree. >> the people that we've met have been so supportive. so kind to us on our journey. >> brady wants to invite all of those people and anyone else who may be watching to join him in san diego when he crosses the finish line on december 8th. >> brady looks a little different than when we first saw him. >> he's got the forrest gump vibes going on the beard, the hair, yeah. >> i'm not a runner and i'd never be interested in walking across the country but how far can he go in a day? >> his most that he's gone in a day is one mile farther than a full marathon. it was after he spent time with his m