Lunch with the Clydesdale - Hopper's Reaction to Mayhem

Everyday of the Work Week we take our lunch hour to take a break from the work day to hang out and relax for a bit.  Today we will discuss the Dave WIR, Drug Testing, a little bit of Hopper, and whatever else comes up.

What is Clydesdale Media Podcast?

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.

what is going on everybody

welcome to lunch with the

Clydesdale what's going on everybody um

so excited to be with you

today um got a call from my

mom this morning uh she's

waiting on one blood test

if that is good she is

going home today uh so that

is huge news uh for those

of you who've been

following along um since

Sunday night um can't wait

for her to get home and

back to normal um she's

looking very much like her

normal self and I'm really

happy for that so

with that um so good you

could all be here with me

uh cory what's going on

slater I'm hungry too my

wife just put something in

the oven I think it was

some chicken um and now I'm

ready to eat but I gotta

get this uh get this show

done before I can eat so um

what's going on denise jody

lynn meredith um so good

you could all be here today

uh we're gonna have just a

No real format today.

Ooh, Ken Walters.

Shrimp omelet for me.

If I wasn't deathly allergic to shrimp,

that would sound amazing.

What's crazy is I could eat

shrimp as a kid.

All until I got to about twelve years old.

And then all of a sudden I

was at a Chinese restaurant

in Pittsburgh.

I ate a dish with shrimp in it.

I went into anaphylactic shock.

A police officer had to hit

me with an EpiPen,

found out I was really

allergic to shrimp.

And yeah.

So.

Yeah, crazy.

And Andrew Sten,

I saw you on the stream

several times judging down

there in Cookville.

You are back to normal life

after a weekend in the Mecca of CrossFit.

Ken says I couldn't survive

without shrimp and scallops.

The crazy thing is I'm not

allergic to shellfish.

I am just allergic to shrimp.

I eat clams.

I eat scallops.

I eat all that kind of stuff.

I just cannot eat shrimp.

And I've not tried crawfish

because they are so closely related.

I've had lobster.

It's weird.

It's weird.

My dad had the exact same allergy.

Um, so, uh, and it's only if we ingest it,

we can touch it.

I cooked it for my wife.

I've done all that kind of stuff.

I've never,

but I just cannot ingest shrimp at all.

Andrew,

how was the judging experience down

there in Cookville?

I heard a lot of people

compliment the judges and

the AFJ and the way that

they handled everything over the weekend.

Rich gave a lot of kudos on the stream.

I don't know if you heard that.

But I would say that for the most part,

you guys weren't noticed,

and that is the biggest

compliment a judge can get.

So...

Good job.

Uh, the first thing I want to talk about,

I wanted to talk about this

since last week,

but then with everything

that happened with my mom

and me heading to

Pennsylvania and not doing

the show at the end of last week,

I wasn't able to talk about it.

Uh,

was the new Jason Hopper video that

Hiller did.

Uh,

because last week we had talked about how,

um, tried to survive.

No full swing, full swing.

Um,

do these really cool

documentaries where you get

to know the behind the

scenes of the PGA tour

through the players and all

of that stuff.

And that CrossFit does a

pretty good job in,

and the third party media

do a good job of aspects of it.

Um,

but they don't have a cohesive

storyline in one spot to get it all.

Um, and,

and Hiller was actually on

with me or not with me,

was in the chat early when

we talked about that and

said to look out for the Hopper video.

He sent it to me early last week.

Um,

I was able to watch it before it was

released and I really did like it a lot.

It had a lot of the elements

that I talked about in full swing and,

um,

And it took Jason to be open

and honest about his experience and,

and failings at the games

and then his failings in

Vermont for you to then see

the comeback that he's

making this season.

Um, and so that's what that's, that's,

those are the,

all the elements you need

to make it a better, um,

a better storyline.

um meredith says hooper

hopper hooper hopper's

harsh put down humor is

annoying to me but I admit

I do like him more after

watching that video yeah

you have to he is becoming

the heel of crossfit which

I've I've said a long time

for a long time that

crossfit needs that you

need the heel for the hero

to beat um him and dallin

dallin is mr all-american

clean cut um do it by the

book and hopper is this you

know big goofball um

Kind of the jock from high school, blah,

blah, blah.

And he's the heel, right?

But what I was getting at is

the way the video was

constructed was that you

see the failings of Hopper

and then the comeback, right?

The only piece it's missing is the finish,

right?

like what is he going to do

at a major competition to

finish off that video and

if he does do that this

season either uh with a

with a podium finish at the

games or whatever then

Hiller just needs to add

that to the end make a part

one part two and you have

the whole piece right um so

yeah I think that's uh

That's what it is, right?

Anderson Sten says Hatfield

is a bit of a heel too.

I don't see it.

I would say Colton is more

of a heel than Austin

because Colton does talk

about other people.

Austin just really talks about himself.

Now,

he may brag about himself and he may

have a lot of confidence in himself, but

But really,

it's just about him where Colton will say,

I'm tired of the, you know,

if you dropped out, you're a coward.

I know the gorillas in the

back were talking about

this being their weekend

with the big boy workouts.

And then the small guys came

out here and did what they did.

I would put Colton Moore in the heel.

Yeah.

Colton is transcending

everything people just love

him he has that like underdog

thing about him because he's

the pig farmer from Iowa.

He's shorter than most.

He is accomplishing so much.

But now that he's added the jabs to it,

the wrestling promotion to it,

I think that he is

transcending most of the

male athletes in the sport and becoming,

I would say,

the most popular male athlete

in CrossFit.

But Colton is a nice mix of

the wrestling promo with the underdog,

with the pure physical

skills to crush things.

So I think he's just the

perfect blend of it all.

Austin may get there.

I think he needs to get

better in the interviews, in the mic.

But you can tell he's shy,

kind of like early Colton.

We'll see where he goes from here,

but he definitely, he has it in him.

You can see it, Andrew,

but I think he needs to

develop the mic skills to get there.

So, but I really did enjoy that video,

I think.

Andrew says,

I think the jabs amongst them

all is great for the sport.

CrossFit needs characters.

Hopefully Adler comes back

around because he likes to jab too.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I mean, I think Adler's coming around.

I mean, he's doing the season so far.

My guess is he's putting

some eggs in that in affiliate semi,

so we'll see what's up with that.

Slater, I don't disagree with you.

I think Colton should take

Jason up on his offer for

Jason to live a day in Colton's shoes.

I think seeing Jason on a

pig farm would be awesome.

Awesome.

Awesome.

So I hope he takes him up on it.

It sounded like what they

said on Boys Interrupted

was that Colton has not

embraced that opportunity yet,

but hopefully he will.

Uh,

Ken says Colton a couple of years ago

on his first seven on podcast interview,

he couldn't answer with

more than one word.

Now he's definitely WWE.

He is.

What's crazy.

Ken is we did Colton's first ever podcast.

Um, and he was,

I think he did it from his barn.

Like he wasn't even in his house when he,

we did it with him.

Um,

It was Kat and I way back.

We had been doing some research,

found this high school wrestler who,

when asked a question after states,

he'd finished second in the

state of Iowa in high school wrestling.

He answered an interviewer

when they asked him where

he was going to college, and he said,

I'm not.

I'm going to go win the CrossFit Games.

And we found that, and we found him,

and then we found what he was doing.

And he was awesome.

And I've, I mean, you were,

were you still there in, um,

Minneapolis when he came to

the Bard after he granted games?

Um, and so, uh,

Like Colton and I have a

pretty good relationship.

I hung out with him and

Allie after Granite Games

in Minneapolis for a little while there.

And Ken, you were there.

We had a good time.

Colton is an awesome dude.

We've done interviews with

him and Allie together.

He used to be a pretty

frequent guest early on.

And yes, they're all out there on YouTube,

Ken.

You can see them all.

I will tell you the internet

in his barn wasn't awesome,

but I think that happened

in the early Savant interviews as well.

He has much better internet

connection now than he did back then.

Meredith says,

watching Hopper work on a

pig farm for a few hours

would be hilarious,

especially since he almost

ripped the daffodils out of

his yard because he didn't

know they were legit plants.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

if you've ever been around

pigs they are not friendly

animals they are not um I

did one summer on a farm

and they had pigs and well

they had hogs um and they

would bust the fence down

all the time we were we

were wrestling those things all the time

and they're just they're

nasty nasty animals um I

would hate to have to go

back to that um I would

hate to have to go back to

that someday more power to

colton but man that that

was miserable for me the

other thing I wanted to

talk about with hopper is

uh on boys interrupted uh

I'm not through the whole

episode but he did talk

about his experience at mayhem

And one thing that I thought

was interesting is that he

said that he could not

recover from event one to

event two very fast.

And I think that that's cool

because with these... And

what I mean by that is with

these events that are qualifying events,

it's hard to do a big endurance event.

And so when you...

when you compress the

weekend for these athletes

and give them less time to

recover from event to event,

you're adding endurance to

the weekend in a,

in a different sort of way.

And he just, he could,

he says when he went to

warm up for heavy Isabel,

his legs were still shaking

from event one.

And so I think that that's

an interesting concept

about the weekend because

I know there's been some

scuttle about that Mayhem

may have had too much squatting.

But I didn't notice that

while the event was going on.

And to stretch and say that

Isabel was squatting,

for some of the athletes, yeah,

they had to squat some.

I saw people power snatch

that thing the whole way to the end.

So I think we're grasping at

straws a little bit with that.

But I think that is an

interesting concept.

By compressing the event,

you're adding an endurance

element that's not normally there.

Um,

and I think when we talked to Carolyn

and Jamie on Sunday night,

they love the programming, right?

And when asked if they would add a six,

a sixth event, what would it be?

There really was nothing missing.

And so I think that that is,

that is super key.

That's a key element to this

whole thing is it was compressed,

but it captured all the

aspects that needed to, um, to, to,

to get the right people to the games.

So I think that's awesome.

Jay Burch hates hogs or pigs.

Yeah, I hate them.

A hopper seems genuine enough,

especially talking about HBO.

Yeah, that's a good one.

H-W-P-O.

H-W-P-O.

Trish is in the chat.

Ken wrestled some hogs in

his younger days.

Big birch,

a nice tender chop with a horseradish.

Oh my gosh, man.

Horseradish is like the most

underrated condiment in food.

Everything's better with a

little bit of horseradish in it.

horseradish coleslaw, horseradish on my,

like,

so I used to bounce at a bar and if

we would get gift

certificates to the

restaurant and they served

a prime rib sandwich and

they would take the prime

rib and they would slice it

real thin and then they

grill some onion and some

pepper on there and then

you put some horseradish on there,

just not horseradish mayo, horseradish,

just straight up horseradish on there.

It's the only condiment you need.

And it is like the perfect sandwich.

I could,

I have a jar of horseradish in my

fridge at all times.

It's the best.

Jody says, I love radishes,

but not horseradish.

I'm sorry, Ken.

Sorry.

I literally just love

horseradish in just about anything.

I cannot get enough of it.

so um I also watched dave's

week in review uh this

morning um interesting that

he announced some of the we

talked about some of the

drug testing going on this

seems to be there was what

he announced on dave's we

can review seems to be like

an earlier grouping than

the the ones we talked

about on sunday night

carolyn got tested within

the last week I know dallin

got tested and he

apparently got tested

before so a couple times um

And Dave announced a big

list of people that they tested.

Nobody tested positive.

It was a surprise out of competition test.

Nobody knew it was coming.

And so I think that's a good thing, right?

Surprise test and everybody

passed is pretty good.

Um, so I think that's good for the sport.

What I wanted to hear was,

are they testing at these

in-person qualifying events?

Because when they were

semifinals and when they were regionals,

the people who went to the

games and the next couple

would get tested.

I have not heard if the

people at mayhem got tested after, uh,

Qualifying for the games or

the next couple in line.

Maybe Andrew knows from being there.

But my guess is it would be

more like the security

people because they're the

ones that would escort the

the athletes to the area

where they would do the

test immediately following the event.

But I don't it was.

They went off the air before

they came back to awards.

So you couldn't see much on

the stream to see if they

were restricted from

leaving the floor and then

taken back for drug testing or not.

But I have not heard from

anyone if testing was done at the event.

Andrew said,

I didn't see anything regarding testing,

but that is not to say it didn't happen.

Yeah.

I think that one,

either they do the testing

at these events or we see

an uptick in away from

competition testing,

more surprise testing.

Um,

And I'm actually better if

they don't test at the

event but do surprise

non-competition testing

because I think the tests

at competitions are an IQ test,

not a drug test.

If you're doing the surprise

ones throughout the event,

throughout the year,

those actually become more

valid drug tests as nobody

can get the right cycle

figured out in their head

if they don't know when it's coming.

But that's just my two cents.

One thing that Dave did say

in his week in review, which I found,

I was happy.

I was happy that he said it.

I was surprised, extremely surprised.

And that is that after the

success of what they saw at

Mayhem and how they did it

in an affiliate,

that they may move forward

to do more in large

affiliates to make that

connection between the

qualifying events and

inside an affiliate.

But he said it also gives

them the ability to maybe

do a handful of age group

qualifying events in affiliates.

so that they could do them in person,

which I found that just

seemed like a reach.

They've been pushing the age

groups kind of away to their own thing,

and now to lump it back in

with maybe we give them an

in-person option to qualify

for the age group masters

or teen games through an

in-person option as opposed to online.

I think that would be awesome.

That has never been the case

in the time that the age

groups have been around.

It's always been an online semifinal.

But I think that would be

really cool if there was a

way to do that and maybe

team up with a Masters

Fitness Collective or an

affiliate that's really

strong in that age group

division to be able to do a

couple quick qualifying

events and give them a

competition to go to before the games.

I think that would be really awesome.

Um, Ken says, Scott,

any thoughts on kale number

five in the open and no videos,

or did you cover that yesterday?

I really declined to cover it yesterday.

Um,

I think that everything that's been

done and said,

there's no more to really add to that.

Um,

for years you have these

online warriors that are

amazing when they do the

open online um and then

they get to in-person

events and they they the

bed um and there can be a

couple reasons for that but

there that's always been

sus in the past right um

So it's not like Kale is the

first person that this has

happened to ever in CrossFit.

We have had people have top

ten finishes in the past,

get to regionals,

and end up in the first heat by Saturday.

You get to regionals and you

can't do a rope climb.

It's happened so many times in the past.

It's the danger of doing

online competition that you

can't be there to ensure

that everything is being

done in an up and in a fair

and equitable way.

Aaron asked,

did they pay top five in the open?

Did they pay with no video?

They did not pay top five this year.

They paid top three.

And I do believe the top

three did have to submit video for that.

Last year, they paid top five.

This year, they moved it to top three.

And so, yeah.

So that's my thoughts on it.

Maybe he's just better in

his own affiliate with his

own bars and his own setup.

Maybe he cheated.

I have no idea.

But I think the community

and the internet have said

enough about it that I have

nothing else to add to all that.

The other thing that Dave

said in his week in review

is on four twenty two,

April twenty second,

they will open up the

opportunities for

volunteers at the CrossFit Games.

So if you want to volunteer in in Albany,

it will open up on four twenty two.

I have volunteered with

CrossFit in the past.

done a ton of regionals, um,

done some security, done some judging.

I,

I actually volunteered for the games at

the games I worked, um,

back then in Madison, the outdoor park.

Um, and it was,

it's some of the most fun

you'll ever have.

You'll work your ass off.

Um, but you will, um,

but you'll meet some amazing people.

You get to hang out with those people.

Um,

and then at some point you get a front

row seat to the action.

It is,

One of the most rewarding

experiences I've ever had.

And if you want to volunteer,

make sure to look for that

on four twenty to the

portal open and you can

submit your application to

volunteer at the games and

you get a little bit of cool swag to.

Aaron says he needs to say something,

not hide, even if no video.

I don't necessarily believe that same way,

Aaron.

Like I believe that it's his

life and he can live it however he wants,

but there will always be

questions if he doesn't speak to it.

And if he's willing to live

with those questions, that's his choice.

But unless he says something

or unless he shows the videos,

there will always be the questions.

And then it's up to him if

that's the way he wants it to be or not.

so um Dave also announced

that he will be doing the

athlete interviews again this year

Um,

and some of them will be happening this

week.

So I'm assuming, uh,

he only knows four of the

athletes going to the games.

Um,

it's going to start with some of the

people that, that got their spot at, at,

uh, mayhem this weekend.

Um,

I was actually surprised that he's

coming back in one way and another way.

I was like,

that is quintessential Dave that, um,

when you, when you

when you think it might be

tough and he may not do it,

that's when he's going to die,

lean in more and do it even

better than he did before.

Um, so those should be coming this week.

He said, uh, and he, he,

there wasn't a lot of detail around this,

but you know,

it's been the elephant in the room that,

um,

fee signed the letter that asked for

Dave's dismissal.

Uh, she won mayhem.

She's qualified for the games and she,

Dave did say that him and

fee had a conversation at mayhem,

but did not really,

did not release any details

of that conversation, which is fine.

That whatever was said is between them.

Um,

But man,

to be a fly on the wall would be

crazy in that conversation.

And he actually said that

Fee approached him.

And if that's the case, kudos to her.

Yeah, I'm a big Fee fan.

She's an Ohio native.

I've known her for a long time.

I'm hoping to get her on the

show in the coming weeks.

I hate to say that because every time I do,

it seems to get harder to get them on.

But yeah.

Ken says, dude's a Navy SEAL.

He has balls of steel.

Nothing phases him.

I wouldn't say nothing phases him,

but he knows how to push

forward through adversity.

That's for sure.

Because if you saw him at

the games last year, it phased him.

That whole situation phased him in a way.

But he was able to push

forward through adversity.

And that's what he has.

And that's what Navy SEALs have, right?

They're able to look at that

adversity and find a way through.

Um,

the next thing I had on my list to talk

about was, uh,

we have did the NCAA tournament challenge,

um,

where we set up a group and people

could sign up, um, on the women's side,

Jamie Latimer won the

women's tournament bracket, uh,

with Clydesdale media.

Uh,

she actually had Yukon winning the

whole thing and that's what happened.

Um, Carolyn Prevo was second.

Uh,

so the ladies on my Sunday night show

pretty much dominated the

women's tournament bracket.

And on the men's side, Brett Owsley,

who was a CrossFit games

athlete last year in the, I think,

forty to forty four year old division, um,

at the CrossFit games.

Uh, he won the men's side of the bracket.

Um, he had Houston winning it all.

Um,

He had Houston winning it all,

but had a big enough lead

that I actually took second.

I had Florida winning it all,

which I did pick correctly,

but I missed too much early on.

And he actually won by a

hundred points because he

was killing it early on.

So I will get a prize pack

out to Brett for winning.

um that tournament challenge

but I did take second and

at least I beat my co-host

in something for a change

um so I took second place

in that and I will take

that as a win but brett is

awesome uh if you've never

met him he's just like

the nicest guy uh he was in

our behind the scenes at

the cross at the masters

crossfit games last year

and he's the one that

talked about like here he

is in the top ten at the

crossfit games uh but when

monday comes his his boss

is still gonna want the

emails answered and uh him

to get back to work and he

really had a cool

perspective about the whole

thing uh the other thing

that I love about him is

he's a Chicago bears fan.

Uh, and we actually, uh,

texted a little bit back and forth during,

uh, the bear season last year and, um,

shared in the misery of what that was,

but I will get a prize back out to Brett,

uh, in the next couple of days.

Um, so yeah,

Jose coming in with the bears.

Oh man.

They had their first

off-season meeting this week.

Yesterday, it opened up.

Ben Johnson was allowed to

meet with the players.

They cannot practice.

It's just some meeting stuff

that they're allowed to do at this point.

But because they have hired a new coach,

they're allowed to meet a

little earlier in the

season than what is normal.

But it is all meetings, no practice.

uh but just going over some

stuff uh at hallis hall and

I'm super super stoked uh

that football season never

dies because I live and die

by the bears and cannot

wait uh for that um if you

have not seen it data wad

our stats and information

person put out a survey on her um

put out a survey on her

story on Instagram where

she was asking semifinal

athletes in the Masters Division,

if you qualified and didn't

sign up to move on,

what was your reasoning behind that?

I don't know if you've seen this.

It's been reported pretty widely that

The amount of people who

qualified for the

semifinals and the amount

that actually signed up and

did it was a much lower percentage,

probably about two thirds

of the amount who qualified

signed up in the Masters divisions.

And what she's trying to find out is,

was the reason they did

that because of the two

judge requirement or was it

another reason?

I know a lot of people

struggled to get the two

judges that were qualified

to be able to watch them

during their workouts over

the semifinal weekend.

And so she's trying to put

together a study to figure out why.

they didn't sign up.

Was it the cost?

Was it the judges?

Was it something else?

And hopefully she has some

interesting results with

that in the next few days.

I love that she has this

inquisitive mind that she

just dives into these

things and then we get

these really cool numbers.

Um, on the backend.

So if you are a semifinal

athlete and you did not sign up and there,

and you have a reason,

please go over to her

Instagram and fill out the, the little,

I don't even know.

So the little box on her story,

I just showed my fifty five

year old age on that.

But it's in the inner stories.

There's the explanation for it.

And then the little white box, yes or no.

Was it because of the judges?

And then it actually is an

open text box for you to

say some other things.

Corey just backs this up by

there are two hundred sixty

four people in his age

group that qualified.

Only one hundred and fifty

three of them signed up.

Yeah.

And the other thing that

I've thought about is, you know,

the open was.

was not too skill heavy that

made it too hard.

And I'm wondering if when

you get to the semifinal level,

if people thought that the

movements would just be out of their...

of their breadth of

possibility right because

once you get to semifinals

there is no scale it is all

or nothing um so there's

that there's the judges

aspect there's it's a it's

a hundred dollar fee I

think to to move on um so

it could be any of those

things that um prevented

people from moving on um

into semifinals but I I

can't wait to see what she

comes up with in this

little study she's doing

And I'm going to leave you guys with this,

Catching Feelings, Kat's new show,

kind of going along her

journey of dating life.

The first episode has blown up.

She is killing it on that show.

One episode in.

The new episode will air

tomorrow live at five p.m.

Eastern time.

So Wednesday, five p.m.

Eastern time on the

Clydesdale Media YouTube channel.

When this one,

she's going to actually talk

about six first dates she's had.

And then she's going to talk about.

The text messages back and

forth between the people

that she has gone out with.

And gosh,

she is so transparent and so

willing to share everything

that if you did not see the first one,

Shay hits it on the head.

Her first show was so eye-opening.

Um, I was, I've heard her tell the stories,

but she actually had visual

visuals to go with it, um,

on that first episode.

And my jaw was on the floor, um,

of what the internet is

like right now in the dating world.

I am so happy.

I've been with my wife for

thirty plus years, um, married for,

we're going to hit twenty

eight here in a month.

Um.

But it is a great show.

She is just because of the

way that she is open with her life.

She's not afraid to talk about anything.

So make sure you go check that out.

Shay said, yeah, it was.

Yeah.

Jose says, I am done with dating apps.

It's horrid.

I can't even imagine.

When I was dating and when I found my wife,

there were no dating apps.

We were just... We met... I

was a cook and a bartender

at this restaurant bar and...

We met because she came to

the bar after her shifts as

a waitress and she came to

eat spaghetti when I was a

short order cook in this diner.

And so with that, that's how we met.

That's how we grew.

That's how we became who we are.

I can't even imagine hopping

into these dating apps and stuff.

It is crazy.

ken says I would have zero

idea how to date now if god

forbid I lost my wife after

forty years I'm with you

buddy I think I would just

ride it out man um sarabeth

jumper just joined but

having to have two judges

was crazy especially

considering all the videos

are live on youtube for judging

Also,

I was only one of my affiliate and

having to have my affiliate

owner and judge there,

all the workouts was super inconvenient.

I've said it a million times.

I said it a bunch on Sunday

night on our Sunday night

show with Caroline and

Jamie that I think the

pendulum has swung way too

far to the other side.

I think by putting the

videos out and making them

public was the one step

they needed to kind of

clean up some stuff so that

people wouldn't try to

cheat the system and people

would have to show their

stuff to the world.

I think that was enough.

Adding this extra judge made

no sense at all,

especially for a small affiliate.

Small affiliate.

It's just stupid.

If you are Mayhem or

Invictus or one of those

big entities and you're

running heats of five or six, okay,

having a head judge kind of makes sense.

You have five or six judges out there,

one kind of organizing it

and making sure they're all

doing the right thing.

That makes sense.

But for the smaller

affiliates that have fifty

members or thirty members,

it's just insane.

They can't pull that off.

And Corey will be here tomorrow.

We cook up Cajun every

Wednesday with Corey.

And we can a hundred percent

talk about this tomorrow.

I'm sure we will.

And Sarah jumps back in.

Yes, public videos was great,

but all the other antics, not great.

And I've been around from the beginning,

and I've had to have videos

validated every year.

There you go.

I have been around the

CrossFit space since two

thousand eleven as well,

but I missed that first open.

I actually started November

of two thousand eleven.

But yeah.

So, Sarah Beth,

make sure you go to

DataWad's story and fill in

that stuff so we can

capture that in the study

she's doing so that we can

get some numbers to post

and talk about on the show.

I think that would be

awesome to have your input in on that.

And Corey,

I knew this from a text this weekend,

but he lost his head judge

Sunday because he had a

wedding to attend.

Not mad at him, not his fault,

but it cost me a chance to do a retest.

Yep.

All right, guys.

Lunchtime is just about over.

Don't forget,

I'll be here tomorrow with

Corey at twelve fifteen,

cooking it up Cajun on a

Wednesday with Corey.

We've got cat show tomorrow at five p.m.

Eastern Time talking about dating life.

And then we'll be back at it, guys.

You hooligans get back to work.

We'll see everybody else

next time on Lunch with the Clydesdale.

Bye, guys.