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We cover the sport of CrossFit from all angles. We talk with athletes, coaches and celebrities that compete and surround in the sport of CrossFit at all levels. We also bring you Breaking News, Human Interest Stories and report on the Methodology of CrossFit. We also use the methodology to make ourselves the fittest we can be.
That's how it went
what's going on everybody
welcome to a brand new show
this is scott schweitzer's
stream of consciousness um
what that means I don't
know kind of like uh
letting you inside my head
So what I wanted to do is
kind of create a show where
I could just kind of come
on here by myself and chat
about what's going on inside my head,
what thoughts I have
throughout the week of
things that have popped up
And not necessarily just in
the CrossFit space,
but that will be part of it.
But also like in pop culture, in the news,
in sports, in music,
all different kinds of stuff.
And I think you'll get kind
of a little vibe as to what
I mean by that in today's show.
It's going to be a little eclectic,
a little mix.
Um, but we'll, we'll jump into it,
see how you like it.
And if you like it, we'll keep doing it.
But really this is a vehicle
for me to be able to hop on
whenever I need to just by
myself to be able to talk
about things I'm seeing
going on in the space, outside space,
whatever.
Um, but really just, just me,
a chance to talk to you,
the audience and you to
talk to me and just go
through whatever is, is happening.
So the first thing I want to
talk about is if you didn't
see my interview this
afternoon with Matt
Schegeldecker and Kristen Slaper,
they are a part of the nine
eleven climb team.
It started here in Ohio.
It is now being spread more
widely because they've
partnered with Broken Science.
But it's to honor and
celebrate the first
responders and the four
hundred and fifty one first
responders who died at nine
eleven to honor them and
celebrate those first
responders who are
continuing to do those jobs.
But make it aware that
physical and mental.
health is important to them.
And so they have a workout, uh,
the CrossFit workout you
can do on Wednesday.
Um, but essentially what it is,
is do anything that helps
you move for forty one
minutes and twenty seconds.
That's it.
Um, now they, they got mayhem and rich to,
to come up with a workout.
Uh, it, it has some steps.
It
Yeah, and Seema Boobs says,
the guy who has state-funded parolees.
That is correct.
This is another initiative he has.
Because of his connections
with that program,
he is starting this to
bring awareness to mental
and physical health issues
with first responders.
So that's happening this week.
And it's a short like thirty
minute interview we did
with him and Kristen earlier today.
If you want to go check that
out and the workout is
brought up during that
interview if you want to
check out what that is as well.
The other thing I'm working
on this week is the behind
the scenes of the Masters CrossFit Games.
Episode one will be out Monday morning,
probably eight or nine a.m.
I'm thinking it is pretty much finished.
Just have to add in two
voiceovers and it will be
done and then I'll upload
it and get it ready to launch.
First thing Monday morning,
episode one is check in day.
Um,
so it's basically just Ellie Hiller and
myself walking through check-in day,
talking to the athletes,
finding out what's going on with them.
Uh, so that will be episode one.
And then next week will be episode two,
which is event one, the deadlift run and,
uh, the behind the scenes of what, uh,
what was happening there and that.
And Jonathan Ortega killed
it with his videography and editing.
I have to also shout out Caitlin Walters,
who was a videographer for
me at the Masters CrossFit
Games and Holly Dugan,
our stats and info person,
who is always killing it.
Ellie Hiller was amazing.
She was running everywhere,
getting interviews.
It's going to be something special.
I hope you guys check it out.
Because the Masters athletes
definitely have some pretty cool stories.
So now let's get into the
meat of what this program is going to be.
And I'm going to start with
the events of this week
that are related to the
death of Lazar Jukic.
And it starts with Luca
making a statement this
week on Instagram.
And for those of you who did not see that,
I'm going to pull it up.
I want to focus on two main
issues with this.
So, um,
Luca put out a statement basically
saying that a timeline of
events that happened and
the conversation that
happened with him and Dave
Castro with Nicole Carol in the room.
Um, I'm sure you've heard about it, uh,
repeatedly this week,
but I wanted to give a
little bit of input.
And this is later in the statement.
And he says here,
while I won't point fingers
on this post or try to ruin anyone's name,
I feel obligated with my
family to do everything
that is legally in my power
to ask questions,
go deeper into this case
and try to see whose fault
is that there was no
reaction from the
multimillion dollar
organization whose most of
the staff's job is to make
this one word weekend perfect.
He also goes on to say that, um,
even if I did want to go
deeper in this conversation,
I wouldn't because what's,
what's it doing other than
just taking attention away
from where it should be.
And that is,
how could this happen on
competition of this size?
How could this happen on a live stream?
And to someone who was very
easy to keep track of as he
was one of the few people in the lead.
So,
while Luke is mad and I completely,
completely understand that
if anybody has a right to be pissed off,
it is Luka Jukic.
He lost his brother.
I lost my father just a few years ago.
I know what that feeling is
like losing a family member
so close to you is devastating and it,
and it puts you in weird head spaces.
And, um,
if anybody deserves to go out on
the internet and say what
they feel and say, uh,
that they're upset.
It is Luka Jukic.
He has every right to do that.
The reaction to this has
been startling to me, though.
It seems like an angry mob
immediately took the words
of Luka Jukic and made
steps toward whose fault it was,
who's to blame,
whose head needs to be on a platter.
And in Luka's own words, he says,
I'm not ready to point
fingers at this point.
I'm ready to ask more questions.
I'm ready to dig deeper.
Yet, the entire internet, it seems,
has become this angry mob
ready to go after whoever it is.
The other thing I think
that's getting lost in all
of this is we lost a really
great guy in Lazar Jukic.
And that's getting lost with
everybody's agendas around
what has happened.
the PFAA going in this direction.
And none of it has to do
with that event or the
safety of that event,
but what they've wanted to
accomplish for years and
what they're blaming CrossFit of doing.
And it's putting Lazar out
of the story completely, which is wrong,
completely wrong.
And the reaction to this has been,
Luca's reaction was measured
for a guy that should be pissed off.
Yet the internet's reaction
to this is not measured and
has become an angry mob.
And it seems that the more
people that are posting
these angry statements about people,
about organizations,
the more people are jumping
on that bandwagon and going forward.
I find that ridiculous in this case.
So the story moves on with
an apology from Dave Castro
later that day.
I will go ahead and share
that screen as well.
Um, Dave Castro said,
I read Lucas post this
morning and would like to
apologize to him and the
entire Jukic family.
I should never have said
that the decision to
continue the CrossFit games
in August was blessed by their family.
At the time,
the decision was made to
continue the games and
allow our athletes to compete.
and we respected those
athletes who decided to withdraw.
This decision was made by CrossFit,
and I never intended to put
the weight of this decision on Luca,
the Jukic family,
or our CrossFit athletes.
I've never been in a
situation like this before,
and I absolutely made a mistake.
I sincerely regret any pain
that I've caused.
So we have a response from
Dave Castro saying that the
words he used were wrong.
The words that people have
been attacking him for using,
saying it was blessed by
both the athletes and
blessed by the Jukic family.
He says he made a mistake,
he says he was wrong,
and he apologized for that.
Then, almost...
A few hours later,
we then get another news
story from the barbell spin
reporting that an email was
sent to athletes from Dawnfall.
And here is that you can
read the entire email on
the barbell spin.
And it says, hello,
I'm writing to share a few
important updates.
He basically talks about the
third party investigation
and that that is still ongoing.
Um,
he wanted everybody to know that if
you're president at present
at the games and despite desire,
desire to speak with an
investigator about the swim
and individual event one to do so,
we will be following up
directly with instructions
on how to reach the investigator.
So he's telling anybody who
wants to speak out about
what happened at the event
that they will put them in
touch with the investigator
or the way to get in touch
with the investigator.
He also then goes into a
community dialogue.
Separate and apart from the investigation,
we've heard many people in
our community across a
range of topics related to
CrossFit as a sport.
Over the past three weeks,
I personally met with many
of our athletes and other
members of the community.
These conversations have
helped me better understand
issues that are top of mind
and different points of view that exist.
And he says he will continue
to do that over the coming weeks.
He finishes with mental
health and trauma support
will be available.
As promised,
we also wanted to share
details regarding mental
health and trauma support
to those who attended the
twenty twenty four CrossFit
Games and were affected by
the death of Lazar Jukic.
This resource will be
serviced through Lira Health,
which offers several
confidential support options,
including therapy,
coaching and unlimited
access to self-care apps.
If you're on site in Fort Worth,
CrossFit is offering access
to eight free coaching or
therapy sessions within a
six-month period starting today.
And I can verify that I,
as an attendee of the CrossFit Games,
got an email stating this
exact same thing.
So that also did happen.
So with all this...
I've been very reserved
about talking about this
and how things should go
until the investigation was complete.
Um,
and the full medical examiner report is
back.
I know Luca talks about a
conversation he had with
the medical medical examiner,
but I would like to see the
full report and,
and everything that happened.
But regardless of that, a man died,
a man should not have died.
Um,
But the reality is this happens in sport.
There is an assumption of
risk every time an athlete
takes the floor, the field, the track,
the pool, whatever it is,
there is an assumption of risk.
That doesn't mean that you
burned down the building
because somebody messed up.
What it means is you learn
from your mistakes,
you get better at what you did,
and you try to move on.
There have been deaths in
sport all across the world.
And in every case,
the organization that runs
the sport learns from that, what happened,
gets better at what happened,
and then moves on from that.
Hopefully in a much better place.
One large example is the NFL
has been sued and lost a
billions of dollars in
concussion lawsuits.
They've introduced eight new
football helmets this year
alone that are helping
minimize concussions and
the effects of CTE.
This is something that they
were forced into doing
because of things that were happening,
and a lawsuit was filed, they lost,
and now that they are
making things better.
My hope is that CrossFit
takes what happened,
learns from that experience, gets better,
and moves forward.
Because the one thing that
nobody is saying is,
but I've talked to several athletes,
there is no safer place to
compete than the CrossFit Games.
Did they mess up in this case?
Sure they did.
Something went wrong.
But you talk to athletes who
have been around the sport a long time,
The rig setups are better
than Waterpalooza.
They're better than local comps.
They're better than Dubai.
Everything at the games is
done at such a high level
that it is truly the safest
place athletes have felt when competing.
And that's not my words.
That's from other athletes
I've spoken to who have said,
when CrossFit is running the event,
it just feels safer.
Everything is done at a higher level.
They messed up.
They made a mistake.
And they need to rectify
that mistake and do better.
But the truth of the matter is,
I look at events that are
going on even this weekend and think,
oh my gosh.
What are they thinking?
I'm not going to call any names out,
but I've heard things going
on this weekend that were
just shocking to me that
would be allowed at a
competition that would
never happen at the CrossFit Games.
Now, NorCal Classic,
if you saw Hiller's Instagram,
they have had enough people
in the water to make sure
that nothing like what
happened in Fort Worth
happens at the NorCal Classic.
There are lifeguards everywhere.
There are emergency
personnel right on the shore,
ready to act if needed.
End of the story is, yes,
CrossFit messed up.
Yes, they need to fix it.
It's not time to point fingers.
It's not time to divide as a community.
It's time to come together
and give us a sport that is
even safer than it was
before and doesn't allow
something like happened
this year happen again.
But dividing as a community
is not the way to do it.
We need to find a way to come together.
And whatever that is,
I don't know what the
answer is off the top of my head,
but we've got to find a way.
Because right now,
the community itself is split in half,
and that's not going to solve anything.
And we can't just hate on people to hate.
We need to find out a solution,
figure out how to do better, and move on.
So that's what I have to say
about that from that perspective.
And now I'm going to dive
into some other topics that
are less CrossFit related.
So the next thing I'm going
to jump into is the Hope
Solo documentary on Netflix.
If you have not seen this,
Hope Solo was a goalie for the U.S.
women's national team.
It is considered by some to
be the greatest goalie in soccer history,
not just women's soccer,
but overall in soccer.
There's a documentary on
Netflix called Hope Solo
versus USA Soccer,
and it is part of their Untold series.
I know that when documentaries get done,
depending on the
perspective of the subject
and the director and the producer,
that it can go in any direction.
But the way this woman was
treated in the late two
thousands to late teens in
this country was crazy.
She was known for being very outspoken.
And she spoke up when she
didn't think things were correct.
And for that, she got benched.
She got suspended.
And in most cases, in all cases,
I would say,
the things she said would not
even be blinked at if it
was said by a man.
And yet, she gets the boot all the time.
She gets suspended.
And she was the first female
soccer player to question their contract.
and to question the
the equity between men's and
women's soccer in the U.S.
And you have to remember
from nineteen ninety nine
to the mid two thousand
fifteen two thousand teens,
women's soccer was
outdrawing men's soccer by a lot.
And the women's team,
their percentage of what
the men got was probably.
Ten percent, ten, fifteen percent, maybe.
James W. says,
I think we're conflating issues,
backing up a touch.
Who is to blame for the
issues that led to Lazar's death?
And Dave's handling of the
events after the death are
very different.
Dave lied to the athletes
and everyone after.
I think that that's semantics,
but I'm sure that there are
going to be a lot of people
that agree with you, James,
and think that it was an outright lie.
I think using the word
blessing was a mistake.
He should not have said that.
I'm not sure I can go all the way to lie,
but I do understand where
you're coming from.
So anyway, Hope Solo...
pays dearly for a lot of
things and is really the
first female athlete to
question the equal pay for
men and women in soccer in
a sport where the women
were outdrawing the men and
actually probably bringing
in more money than the men.
And she pays very dearly for that.
And if you have time,
it's a great documentary to
kind of check out.
The reason I bring it up
here is it is very eerily
familiar to the Danielle
Brandon documentary.
They both came up...
with very weird,
questionable backgrounds
that I found eerily familiar.
And they both succeeded in spite of that,
both with four point oh GPAs,
both becoming successes in
the sport that they loved
and getting college
scholarships to be able to
get a chance to get out of that.
Sorry,
allergies are really bad today here
in Columbus.
So the next topic I'm going
to talk about is football
season beginning.
I'm a huge, huge football fan.
I could not be more excited
that football is back.
I'm a bigger NFL fan than a college fan,
but I am a Penn State fan.
Today was Penn State looked
like trash on defense,
but their offense kept them in it,
and they were able to pull
out a win against Bowling Green.
But I am a much bigger NFL fan.
And the NFL has kicked off
with two great games with
the Chiefs and Ravens on Thursday night,
the Eagles and Packers last night,
the Chiefs-Ravens game
coming down to a toe.
on the back of the end zone
at the end of their game,
and the Ravens just missing
that touchdown to possibly
tie or go ahead.
And the Eagles-Packers game
almost came down to the end
and a very bad injury that
seems to be not so bad if
reports are correct that
I'm getting right now.
Um,
on Jordan love that he's going to be
out three to four weeks
with an MCL sprain.
It looked like it could have
been much worse than that.
Uh, but that's, uh,
that should be pretty
optimistic for Packers fans,
but I'm a bears fan.
And so I hate the Packers.
I was rooting against him last night.
Uh,
I'm super excited for this season
because Chicago may have a
quarter quarterback for the
first time ever, uh,
And I had a question in my
head that I wanted to pose
to the audience,
and I'm curious what you think.
Do you ever, in any sport,
and your team is playing a rival,
do you ever root for the
other team to sustain an
injury that will help you win games?
Because last night as I'm
watching the Eagles-Packers,
I'm rooting mightily against the Packers.
As a Bears fan, I hate the Packers.
And at the very end of the game,
Jordan Love suffers an injury.
And as much as I hate the Packers,
I hate seeing people get injured.
I think it is...
I don't know.
I think it just crosses a
line to root for that.
But I was curious to find
out if anybody else felt the same way,
or do you root for injury
to occur to your team that
helps you win games?
And just for shits and giggles,
I'm going to make my Super
Bowl pick and tell you that
the forty niners and Ravens
will play in this year's
Super Bowl with the forty
niners winning the game.
And I don't like either one of those teams,
but I just think that this
is their year to do something there.
I'm going to finish up with
a little music thing and maybe, well,
two more things.
Music thing.
If you've been in a CrossFit gym,
you have heard the music of Linkin Park,
I am sure.
Linkin Park was a heavy
rotation on my gym's
playlist when we were
really getting at it.
Uh, Holly, I knew I liked you,
Holly Dugan better to win
against healthy teams the right way.
Sure.
I will go with that.
And it means more when you get the win.
Uh,
so Lincoln park has announced that they
are coming back with a new
co-vocalist named Emily Armstrong.
Uh,
and they announced a world tour and an
upcoming album to come out this fall.
So my question is,
because I'm a huge Linkin Park fan,
I have a couple of their albums on vinyl.
They played in our gym all the time.
I still listen to them.
I still crank it up when
they come on the radio.
If a band replaces a lead singer,
is it really still the band?
So if you don't know,
Chester Bennington was the
lead singer of Linkin Park.
He died a few years ago.
The band has not played since.
They're now coming back with
this new singer, Emily Armstrong.
Should it still be Linkin Park?
is my question.
I can personally only think
of two bands who have
replaced lead singers and
had success after,
and that is Van Halen and Black Sabbath.
Van Halen had David Lee Roth
and Sammy Hagar.
Black Sabbath had Ozzy
Osbourne and Ronnie James Dio.
But in both cases,
many of the fandom believe
that it was still kind of
two separate bands.
Like there is the Hagar era
and the Roth era for Van Halen.
There is the Ozzy and the
Dio versions of Black Sabbath.
And they're very different.
And you can like both,
but they were very
different bands as... Andrew Sten,
thank you.
ACDC as well.
acdc probably the most
successful without people
saying the bond scott era
or the brian johnson era
acdc did it probably the
best of all of them now
that you bring that up
holly said it could work
but it'll never be the same
and they can't try to be
So if you go out on the internet,
you can see they did a, um,
a live stream where they
played a couple songs,
one new song and a couple
of the old songs,
I believe numb and another
song where she sang.
Um, it's definitely not Chester.
It's definitely not.
Um,
It wasn't bad, but it's different.
And I'm just not sure.
I'm not sure how I feel.
But gosh,
Andrew Sten just really put a big
wrinkle in this with ACDC
because they really made it work.
ACDC never missed a beat.
And I would say the same
fans stayed with ACDC through both.
Andrew says,
I think it depends on how many
original people are in the band.
Some bands try to continue
when less than half of the
band are original.
That's a great point.
ACDC was pretty much the
same band throughout.
Van Halen and Sabbath were
the same as well.
And Linkin Park, everybody but the drummer,
I think, is back and the lead singer.
helped that the singers of
acdc sounded the same I
would say similar for sure
uh there's definitely a
different tone to both um
but I appreciate both and I
listen to both um and enjoy
that so just wanted to
that's what this show is
going to be about it's just
going to be random thoughts
that I have and posing
questions to you guys about
different things that I'm
seeing throughout my week
The last thing I'm going to
leave you with is the new
fall shows aren't on.
There's no new releases.
And so I'm really watching
two shows right now.
And my question to you is
going to be stream or binge?
So I'm watching two shows.
One is Suits on Netflix.
All nine seasons are there.
I can start from episode one
and I can bang out five,
six episodes a night if I wanted to.
The other show I'm watching is Bad Monkey,
which is great.
Weird,
but great with Vince Vaughn on Apple TV.
And they release one episode a week,
just like old traditional TV.
So with Suits, I can binge, binge, binge.
And then with Bad Monkey,
I can watch one episode and
then I have to stop and
wait for the next one to come out.
You as a consumer, what do you prefer?
And do you think there's a
better way of doing it?
Either stream it for binge or...
Or put it out one episode at
a time and make you watch
in the traditional way.
I've heard the reason Apple TV does that.
They did it with Ted Lasso.
They're doing it with Bad Monkey.
They do it with some of
their other shows is that
it keeps the conversation
going on great shows longer than a week.
So.
So.
But if you're not watching Bad Monkey,
I'm going to finish up with this.
Holly,
I remember it better streaming each week.
Bad Monkey is really good if
you're not watching it.
It's a Vince Vaughn show on Netflix.
It's a quirky show that
takes place in the Florida Keys.
He is a former detective
trying to get his way back
into the police department.
and back into being an
active duty policeman or
detective and kind of a
murder happens ish.
And he's kind of thrown in
the middle of it to try to figure out.
And,
and so that's what we're following is
him trying to figure out this, this,
this mystery and,
The best part of the show is the narrator.
There's a narrator over the
top of it that talks about
what's going on as it's happening,
and he makes the entire show.
I would call it a dark comedy.
There are some really funny moments,
but it is about a murder and people dying,
and so it is probably more
of a dark comedy.
Clock says my vote doesn't count.
I steal everything from the pirate sites.
Well, there you go.
That's one way to do it.
So when you do that clock, can you binge?
Like,
if you're stealing something from Apple,
can you get the episodes
before they're released?
Or do you have to wait till
they're all released?
I have to say, like,
I do have a site that I use for sports.
to be able to watch the
Chicago Bears because I
don't live in Chicago.
But I'm just curious.
I've never used those for TV or movies,
but I know people who have,
and I've had much success with it.
I just didn't know how the
episodes worked.
Does it have to be active
for you to be able to get it?
Okay.
I have binged,
but of course you have to
wait until everything's published.
If we're currently running series,
I watch week to week.
Okay.
So just like us,
you're stuck in the same hole we are.
Well, cool.
Well, again, this is a new show.
Make sure you like,
subscribe to the channel, and notify.
Right now,
I don't have a plan for a
certain time these are going to come on.
This is just when I have
something I want to say
about different subjects
that are going on.
I felt like this week with
everything going on and the
internet blowing up over
the CrossFit thing,
I didn't have an avenue for
me just to come on here and
talk about what I was thinking.
and talk to you guys as an
audience and get your reaction to that?
Or do I just get sucked into
the internet and all that it is?
So that's what this is
designed for so that I can
pop on at any time and do
one of these and just talk
about what's going on.
It could be ten minutes long.
It could be an hour long.
I don't know.
But I wanted to try it.
Maybe we'll hook up the
phone for this show and
I'll put out the phone
number that you guys can
call in and participate.
So I don't have to do all the talking.
But yeah, that's what this is.
It's just going to be this.
It's going to be my stream
of consciousness.
And we'll talk about
whatever is in this brain of mine.
Clark says, for example,
I binge the Sopranos.
For example,
I binge the Sopranos a long time ago,
but I felt my soul turning
dark and never got past season six.
I thought there was only six
seasons of the Sopranos.
I've seen all the Sopranos.
The longer it goes,
the worse I thought it got as a show.
And the ending was atrocious.
I'll never understand the ending.
No matter how many times
they try to explain it to me,
the ending is just atrocious.
But the first season of
Sopranos is some of the
best TV I've ever watched.
When his mother is still alive,
it is insanely good.
But anyway,
and I've watched it a few times through.
Yeah, first few seasons are dazzling.
They are.
First couple seasons of
Sopranos are so good.
So good.
And then I was living that live.
I was watching it as it was
coming out on HBO.
And you'd have to wait
freaking years for the next season.
And I think with all that stuff happening,
it just got out over its
skis and went to places it
shouldn't have went.
Holly says, Carolyn's IV story yesterday.
Is she doing okay?
Do you know?
She's doing fine.
I talked to Lex a little bit yesterday.
I'm sure Carolyn will be on
tomorrow night with our
normal show to fill you in
as to what happened.
But yeah, she's doing okay.
Okay.
So yeah, that's that.
That's what this show is going to be.
If you guys have any topics
you want to talk about to throw out there,
shoot them at me.
Again, it can be about anything.
We can talk about anything.
Movies, TV, CrossFit, sports, baseball.
If I know about it, I will talk about it.
Um,
but thank you everybody for
participating.
Uh, this was fun.
That's what this is supposed to be about.
It's supposed to be an
audience engagement show
where we just kind of talk
about the stuff that's
going on and we'll still
have our normal shows.
So the round table on
Tuesdays still have a cross Sunday night,
CrossFit talk tomorrow night, uh,
Sunday night.
With that, tomorrow,
my Bears take the field for
the first time this year.
I could not be more stoked.
I don't know if I'm even
going to sleep tonight.
I love Chicago Bear football
as much as I love anything.
CrossFit, Chicago Bear football.
Those are my two loves, and my wife,
and my daughter.
Yeah, those two.
But those are the loves of my life,
and Chicago Bear football
happens tomorrow,
and I cannot be any more excited.
So I am sure that that will
be some of the subject
matter as we go through this year.
With that, Lynn,
so glad you could join us.
Hope it was not too late and
you got the gist of what
we're trying to do here.
But just trying to have some fun,
talk about stuff that's
going on in a safe environment.
With that, we'll see everybody next time.
And, hey, check us out tomorrow night,
Sunday Night CrossFit Talk.
Don't forget to jump on.
We'll talk about NorCal Classic.
We'll talk about all the
stuff I just talked about with the –
Luca letter, the Dave Castro apology,
the CrossFit email,
and the fallout from all that.
With that, we'll see everybody next time.
Bye, guys.