Scott Shields

2009 Metro Brokers Television Commercial for $8000.00 Home Buyer's Credit.

Metro Brokers 2009 First Annual Triathlon to benefit Special Olympics of Colorado
is a huge success at Cherry Creek State Park.

Metro Brokers TV: This is Mark Eibner with Metro Brokers TV and we are here at the first annual Metro Broker Triathlon sponsoring Special Olympics and I am here with Ryan Coleman. Ryan, what do you think of the event?

Ryan Coleman: It was excellent Mark. I can't believe the turnout. I am more than impressed.

Interviewer: Yeah, I guess you are a newcomer here. I kind of picked you out the crowd because you just came over from Keller Williams.

Ryan Coleman: Correct. I mean an event like this, I mean I was with Keller for five years and I have never seen anything like this.

Interviewer: Well, Metro Brokers does a lot of... you know we work with Habitat for Humanity, Special Olympics is a big group, Big Brothers, Big Sisters things like that, but this thing turned out pretty successful.

Ryan Coleman: Most definitely. I am... it is just amazing. I am glad everybody came out and I was part of it.

Interviewer: Yeah, so next year I think it seems that you are young, you are under the 35, right?

Ryan Coleman: Most of us under the 35, we were just talking about which leg I am going to do. I don't know about all three, so....

Interviewer: Well. Hey! Good to see you here Ryan. I appreciate you being on board with Metro Brokers.

Ryan Coleman: Most definitely, thank you.

Metro Brokers TV: And this is Mark Eibner with Metro Brokers TV and we are here at the first annual Metro Brokers Triathlon in here, and we are really here with the founder; Mike, congratulations.

Mike Bradley: Thank you very much Mark.

Interviewer: So, did you ever think a couple of springs ago when you came up with the big audacious idea of a Metro Broker triathlon would ever materialize?

Mike Bradley: Yeah. I had never had doubt, but this is great, seeing all these people out here; it seems be going very smoothly.

Interviewer: Oh, yeah. All the... everyone is liking the venue. So, I just want to know how you got to be number one, but you came in 46th?

Mike Bradley: I started 46th, that's why[Phonetic].

Interviewer: Oh, is that what it was?

Mike Bradley: Yeah, definitely. I was the first to register, so you get number one.

Interviewer: You definitely an inside... inside avenue there.

Mike Bradley: You bet.

Interviewer: So, you have been in some other triathlons then right?

Mike Bradley: Yeah, I have done a couple. This is my first of this year though.

Interviewer: Without being prejudiced, how do you think the Metro Brokers one compared to some of the ones you have been in?

Mike Bradley: So far, this is just as smooth as anything I have seen. You know we have got the dinner afterwards. We will see how it ends at the night.

Interviewer: Yeah. Is that pretty typical for triathlons as far as like food and beer and stuff?

Mike Bradley: The ones I do, yeah.

Interviewer: Oh! You stick with the food and beer ones.

Mike Bradley: I always make sure there is a meal and something to drink after, definitely.

Interviewer: Yeah, well, great job. I think everything has been pulled off. It's been smooth; number one, number two winners have been real pleased with the venue.

Mike Bradley: Super. That is the best we could ask for. It will just get bigger every year.

Interviewer: You bet. Where do you think we want to take this next year?

Mike Bradley: 300 to 400 people.

Interviewer: And your goal this year was 200?

Mike Bradley: 200, I think we came right around there.

Interviewer: Yeah, I had had heard 180 and there were about 16 walk ups.

Mike Bradley: Yeah, that is fantastic.

Interviewer: Congratulations Mike. A great job man.

Mike Bradley: Thank you very much Mark. Thanks.

Metro Brokers TV: Well, we are here with Jimmy Archer. Jimmy, it looks like you are going to be the overall winner here at the first annual Metro Brokers triathlon. Congratulations.

Jimmy Archer: Thank you. Thanks. It was a good one.

Interviewer: So, what do you think your time is going to come in at?

Jimmy Archer: I think it will be right around an hour maybe, just under 59 something.

Interviewer: What's the normal? What's considered a great time for these spread triathlons?

Jimmy Archer: Well, they are all... the sprints have a little bit of variation and distance, but usually if you can go under an hour, you are doing pretty well because that's... you know, if you figure it, it's half of an Olympic distance, you know sub two hours for those is pretty fast. So, if... like 59 or something, like that's not bad.

Interviewer: So, I assume you participated in some other triathlons?

Jimmy Archer: Yeah, a couple. I race... I race professionally, so. I do probably... I don't know... 10 to 20, 15 plus a year.

Interviewer: Well, how is Metro Brokers doing in their first triathlon, their first event?

Jimmy Archer: It's good. It's really good. I like it. Friday evening idea is unique, never really done that before. It's nice, it's cool, so that's good and the area out here is really nice because there is not much traffic and it's nice roads and all that, so. i think it was good. It was good.

Interviewer: Well, we appreciate your support for Special Olympics and congratulations on your winning for the first annual Metro Broker triathlon event.

Jimmy Archer: Thank you. Thanks for putting it on. I mean we need... we need people putting on the events. So, it's great to have events like this that are close to home. I am up in Boulder and it's nice to be able to just hop down here and get in a really good event.

Interviewer: Well, we hope you see here next year then man

Jimmy Archer: Yeah.

Interviewer: Thanks Jimmy.

Jimmy Archer: Thank you, thank you.