Larry Lewis ran five miles across the Golden Gate Bridge to work as a waiter at the age of 105.
"And this guy Larry Lewis was 105 years old. He lived in Marin in Northern California, and he would run across the Golden Gate Bridge every day, five miles to go to work as a waiter all day." (said at 0:57:37)
No published record matching the story of Larry Lewis running five miles across the Golden Gate Bridge to work as a waiter at age 105 was located; this does not prove the claim false.
Historical reports and contemporary news archives record that Larry Lewis lived in San Francisco and did his daily morning run of over six miles through Golden Gate Park, not across the Golden Gate Bridge from Marin. Lewis then walked or jogged to his banquet waiter job at the St. Francis Hotel in downtown San Francisco before retiring at age 105.