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Scott is his name.
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Let's see where this thing goes.
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I like it.
It's fantastic.
It's fantastic.
I feel like the same person that wrote
Jenny wrote art,
so it came out pretty good.
Yeah, I messed around with it, with AI,
different stuff to it.
That's what it came up with.
Dude, I like it.
I dig it.
Cool.
Got a lot of people in the house
already.
Jody's just here for the intro.
I mean, whatever you show up for, man.
Alito,
glad to hear your good news about your
heart, Scott.
Was just catching up with yesterday's
show.
Yep.
It's good news, man.
Finally back.
finally ready to go um wild experience
yesterday so hopefully hopefully it all
stays there it's supposed to be how are
you feeling uh cowboy i'm feeling pretty
good i'm up that this thing is still
echoing when i talk yeah
We got to figure it.
We got to figure it out.
So I don't know.
Maybe you'd have to go back to the
old mixer.
Cause this, this is not working real good.
No, it's choppy at best.
Revert.
You got to revert that.
Nope.
Bro.
Could be all the electricity in my body.
Kenneth DeLapp was fine yesterday.
I blame Corey.
I'll take that look.
That's fine.
Brayden, did your workouts get dropped?
Yesterday.
It's been a couple days.
I have no idea what day it is.
Monday.
Monday night.
Yeah,
they've been putting them out a couple at
a time, usually with missing information.
Yeah.
They still have missing information on one
of them, so there's that.
Probably trying to figure them out.
I have a rip for that whole business.
I just don't know when I want to
launch it.
so let me ask you this you weren't
here yesterday monday mayhem um what do
you have any thoughts because you didn't
get a chance to talk about it anything
about me uh i did not see victor
hoffer coming
How about that?
Let's start off with that.
I did not see that coming at all.
That was fun to watch, honestly.
Good on him.
I thought the production was very well put
together.
The workouts were all, you know,
pretty fun to watch.
The post-production stuff that he did for
the, the five K with the was insane.
just to turn around time in general and
then have it be that,
that amount of quality.
Uh, shout out to my boy,
Carlos bone of bone media.
He's one of the guys that was working
on that.
Um, he said he pulled two all nighters,
like putting stuff together,
which he hadn't done in forever.
Oh, Gwen was absolutely insane to watch.
I know everybody's been saying it,
but I haven't had a chance to say
it yet.
So Gwen was absolutely insane to watch.
Just the drama that it made because of
the way it was put out there,
the way it inherently carried drama with
it just because of the strategy and then
the people failing reps at basically the
last possible second.
save, if you want to call it that,
that day.
I think Rich had it right.
Like,
I can't not give her that rep just
because of that, you know,
popping that thing up and catching it and
whatnot.
Like,
we can bend the rules a little bit,
I believe,
for that one because that was... So, yeah,
no, I enjoyed the shit out of it.
There's something shorting out with your
stuff.
Because when I'm not talking,
it's confusing.
And I think it's a cable that's probably
not good.
Let me try something.
Daniel Arnson, clean rep,
get out of here with that.
I agree.
I listened to the Mayhem podcast this
morning, and this is going to be tough.
I'm going to mute Corey for a second.
Yeah, that's better for me.
I watched Mayhem podcast this morning and
Rich talked about how
The judges were briefed on that.
The judge letting it go was a good
thing.
And his determination was she didn't gain
an advantage with that.
In fact, it made it more difficult.
It was a great thing.
And it actually was a good demonstration
of a person who was so well prepared
for the unknown and the unknowable that
she was able to pop that back on
to her hand and finish the rap.
And I agree with his sentiment on that.
I think it was an amazing job by
her.
Yeah.
A hundred percent.
A hundred percent.
I mean, you can't, you can't ask.
Yeah.
I, again, Corey, I can barely hear you.
like cutting in and out.
And it sounds like there's a cable not...
Everything's plugged in like it's supposed
to be.
Chad,
I knew because it was an athletic move.
It doesn't make it to standard...
But I am telling you,
as a judge for the amount of years
that I was a judge,
there is no way that what happened with
her was briefed with the judging or judges
and was not briefed with her.
And then it was good to let her
go from that side and then figure it
out afterwards.
I'm glad they didn't go, Ripper.
I'm glad it came down to that decision.
I could see it either way,
but there's no way it could have been
briefed.
No, the re grip thing.
Sure.
Absolutely.
But if your hand comes all the way
off and you're able to pop it back
onto your hand, that that's,
you can go over some briefings that are
off into the weeds.
Yeah.
i don't know i'm gonna just try with
the computer
Can't hear you at all.
Or take,
is that how it was brief that you
get allowed to regroup?
You just couldn't rest it and hip crease.
I knew Rich had said the hang was
okay.
Like you rest in the hang as long
as you weren't leaning back,
which is probably why they got Saxon
whenever they, you know,
he got his newer up.
I'm just wondering if this is how it
was that you could regroup.
You just couldn't rest in the hip crease.
Say something Scott.
So I'm back with a computer mic.
I can hear you.
I'm still getting some echo through my
laptop.
So that kind of proves it's got to
be on your end.
But anyway,
either decision would have been fine.
It is what it is.
It was a great athletic move.
She did something amazing,
and I'm glad that we got to see
that.
The other thing I thought was an
interesting thing from the podcast this
morning was they used electric cars to
film the runners going up the mountain
because Rich didn't want to have the
exhaust...
Have to be breathed in by the runners.
So I thought that was pretty cool and
and pretty thoughtful on his fault and on
his part.
To do that so he.
So because he probably experienced that at
one time.
The E mock Mustangs.
They were cool and Bella was hanging out
the window.
so there we go yeah um guys it's
so much my headphones are my or the
the mixer one or two i'll get some
new ones anyway what are you saying
Just that they used the electric vehicles
so that the runners didn't have to get
exhaust.
Exhaust fumes, breathing exhaust fumes.
Yeah, I mean, that's pretty thoughtful.
And let's be honest,
Haley was damn near inside the thing,
so she either got all the exhaust fumes
or wowed how close that they were.
So that was Mayhem.
Any other thoughts before we leave that?
no no not at all i mean i
enjoyed it the entire weekend uh i thought
rich was fantastic on the mic um he
he was talking about it like somebody
who's been there which i know he has
been but he was speaking on it like
somebody who's been there which is
You know,
all you can ask for and really and
truly.
I do feel like the voice of the
CrossFit Games is a little underutilized
because Rich and Austin kind of were
talking over him at several different
points.
But it was nice to hear O'Shaughnessy back
on the mic.
i'm going to try the mic again and
we don't have an echo so we're going
to figure it out off hours sometime yeah
not a big deal um so i want
to get to legends legends is coming up
this weekend before we get into my little
riff um this came out yesterday i got
more details
To be able to watch it,
you're going to have to go to Flow
Elite.
We're going back ten years in time where
you have to subscribe to Flow Elite if
you want to watch any part of Legends.
That's going to be the following week as
well at Magic City.
They're going to be on Flow Elite.
And I think if it's what makes it
economical for us to see these events and
that's what they have to do,
I'm okay with it.
I do think the pricing at Flow Elite
is pure insanity.
Yeah.
I think if we could get someone like
Siobhan to do Legends like they are and
pay ten dollars for an event or five
dollars for an event,
it would be much easier for people to
stomach.
Thirty dollars a month to subscribe to a
broadcasting stream is a little much for
me.
But it is what it is.
I did get confirmation that all heats will
be broadcast,
including the Masters divisions.
So if you're a fan or a friend
of a Masters athlete who's competing at
Legends,
you get to see them because they are
going to broadcast every heat.
The Sevon podcast is going to do select
heats.
I would imagine they're going to do the
Elites.
So,
or if you see something like Scott
Panczyk, they may do those,
something like that, right?
Yeah.
Yeah,
they're not going to get off into the
weeds on a fifty-fifty-four.
Savant has absolutely no idea who any of
those people are.
And neither does any of his crew.
And that's fine.
We don't expect us to be known by
those people.
But what Dilap's saying right there is it
is cheaper than to buy an in-person
ticket.
So there's that.
I got a bunch of friends that,
you know,
when they found out I was going to
Birmingham, were like, man,
I wish I could go,
I wish I could go,
I wish I could go.
And I was like, dude,
Birmingham's expensive.
You know,
between getting there and then staying
there and having to eat and all that
other stuff.
Or you can give Floyd Lee thirty dollars,
have a month of their programming or
whatnot and just sit at home and cheer,
you know,
cheer from the comfort of your home,
as it were.
What I am curious about is like,
What's the camera setup going to look
like?
Is it going to be one static camera
on the entire field or do I have
multiples or whatnot?
I have absolutely no idea.
I never played for Fluid Elite when they
were doing... Waterpalooza.
Waterpalooza, no,
because it was ridiculous back then still.
And I didn't know enough about it at
the time to even want to watch
Waterpalooza,
much less behind the paywall.
And...
Back then,
I also heard that it was buffering and
it was really hard to watch and all
that stuff.
Now, like you said,
it's been almost ten years since they've
done that.
The price hasn't changed.
The price is the same as it was
back then.
Skipping in here, putting like one ADP.
The picture was fine.
The coverage was not great.
They are not...
They are not CrossFit broadcasters.
Right.
If they're using Savan to do some of
this,
then I trust that that team will be
able to broadcast it much better than Flow
Elite used to.
Yeah.
But CrossFit is not something Flow Elite
normally does.
And I don't know what happens in the
heats that Savan is not broadcasting.
That's what I don't know.
It wasn't that the picture was bad or
that it was buffering.
They just didn't know how to cover the
sport.
So they weren't in the right place at
the right time to see the things you
wanted to see.
Yeah,
it would be like me going and trying
to cover a hockey match.
I have absolutely no idea what's happening
right now.
I'm just going to put the camera where
I think the puck might be.
I have no idea.
I wouldn't know what to do.
Hopefully they've learned.
at this point i know um one of
jeff's best friends her daughter does uh
dance competitions and whatnot and like
that's broke has something fully so they
have a they already have a subscription or
whatnot and she uses it to watch it
on a fairly regular basis so i mean
they're still around they're still doing
stuff obviously after all this time
pricing like you said has not changed
still thirty dollars a month unless you
want to pay for the entire year which
please don't do that anybody
Um, not just, not just for, you know,
one event or two events.
It's kind of crazy.
During the, the, the, the, the, the, the,
the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the,
the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the,
the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the,
the, the,
Yeah.
Shanna,
the programming at Legends is insane for
older masters.
No advanced gymnastics.
Handstand walk, bar muscle-up, or ramp?
No.
Ring muscle-ups.
Or handstand push-ups.
I know.
I've beaten that dead horse a lot.
Also, fifty-five plus,
only doing four events.
Which is just stupid.
Who would pay?
All of that money to do four events.
Not me.
Not me.
That's bananas crazy.
All the,
just the expense of getting there.
Paying the registration fee,
getting there, getting a hotel, Airbnb,
whatever it takes,
maybe food for the entire weekend and for
four events.
Also,
you're using four events to get people to
the CrossFit Games.
It might be the Masters CrossFit Games,
but it's still the CrossFit Games.
You just can go up there, open scores,
if you're going to do that.
Amanda, four events over three days.
Yep.
Not only are we only letting you do
four events,
but we're making you stay here and get
four nights,
five nights of a hotel room because we're
going to stretch them out.
Yeah.
That's wild, dude.
And not wild in a fun way by
any stretch of the imagination.
Also, some of the scaling...
I don't want to get off into these.
I'm just,
this is going to give me a headache.
I'm not going anyway.
I'm going to Birmingham.
So good luck, everybody.
I know that's going to go into legends.
Um, so yeah.
Uh, so on the legends, I got word.
If people have not been following us,
I have a photographer, uh,
Ishma captures.
He does great work.
He is what gives me all those pictures
that we collaborate together on.
He helped me with the Hattie Cano
documentary,
doing all the video stuff with that.
Took pictures at the games for me last
year.
It's been awesome.
For the first time in three years,
we have been denied media access to an
event.
First time in three years.
I cannot get a photographer in to Legends.
The response I got back
from the event organizer was with the
amount of internal media,
supporting sponsor media,
and previously approved external teams
already committed before opening
applications to the public,
you're unable to accommodate you.
So they filled who they wanted there
before they even made it public.
to apply for a media credential.
Now I would argue that nobody covers
masters athletes as much as I do.
It's not even close.
The only other people I know that cover
them are CJ and Claire.
Correct.
Other than that,
We cover them as much, if not more,
than everybody.
I did an eleven-part documentary at the
twenty-four age group CrossFit Games.
The next year,
I got the same access as Spectator got.
Two years ago,
you interviewed how many Masters athletes
going to the Games?
I don't know.
A ton.
Most of them?
Let's go with most of them.
Most of them got at least a half
hour interview on this channel right here
to highlight them because they were in
fact going to the CrossFit Games,
despite the fact that they were forty
seven years old or whatever.
I don't.
Yeah.
And last year at the games,
I did get them in touch with a
media school in Columbus where they could
use interns for part of the broadcast and
got them hooked up with a cheaper
broadcast option.
than what was previously available.
Yet, my one photographer can't come.
He's there all the time.
He's at every Legends event, by the way.
He was at Legends,
the one I just went to.
He was there the year before that as
well.
Well,
where I met Shanna was at Legends twenty
four, twenty three, twenty three,
December of twenty three.
And I interviewed I'd interviewed so many
people at that Legends.
And after it was over,
I interviewed every champion of every age
group.
So I met Shanna.
So I met Denise.
It's how I've met all these Masters
athletes and got to know them.
I don't know if any other media outlet
could tell you who won the games at
every age group like I could.
No.
And for the fact that we got denied
one position.
One dude.
One dude with a camera.
One dude with a camera.
And they wonder why people turn against
them.
It is so much.
It has turned so much into this is
our show and we get to run it
however we want and be damned everybody
else.
Be damned programming.
We used to be strength athletes,
so we're going to make this as hard
as hell for anybody who's a gymnast.
When we scale as we move up through
the age groups,
we're going to reduce the gymnastics.
By a lot.
It is freaking unbelievable that we can't
get one person into Walmart.
One dude.
One dude.
I don't understand it.
I do not understand it.
I don't understand most of it.
That part really is unbelievably
frustrating.
I had lost my shit last night.
Oh, I'd imagine.
When I found this out.
So Ishmael bought a ticket.
He's going to try to get pictures as
a spectator.
Jody used the best word, infuriating.
That's infuriating.
Lito nails it.
It's just Bob and Joe's private party.
How sad they're responsible for actual
Masters games.
By all accounts,
Bob has actually stepped back,
and it's Joe's show at this point.
I've heard that from multiple different
people.
I have heard that as well.
But, like, come on, dude.
I don't understand the logic behind it.
I really, really don't.
Like, I get it.
You're selling your own media stuff.
You're going to have people,
cameras there, blah, blah, blah, whatever.
I'm looking at a photographer.
A photographer who is there specifically
to cover the masters,
which is the majority of the people you're
going to have over there.
That's why he's there,
to take pictures for them.
and AI, they can have their party,
no one will show up.
The problem is they're qualifying people
to the games and HQ let them qualify
elites to the games now.
Yep.
It just boggles my freaking mind.
How are they allowed to continue to run
these high-level events?
I want Magic City to succeed so bad,
so bad, where CrossFit goes, hey,
maybe we need to go in another direction.
or whatever MFC's got going,
got in the works.
I hope it blows up at this point.
And I still have a bad taste in
my mouth from my last,
but at this point, what could it hurt?
John George,
are they programming the games and semis?
I have heard they are programming the
games, but I do not know about semifinals.
No clue.
Already Magic City workouts are looking
more exciting.
They are.
I'm excited.
I'm waiting for them to actually drop all
the actual standards,
not just the hints and whatnot that they
put out.
We're supposed to be getting them today.
But yeah,
every time they put something out right
now, I'm like, I made the right choice.
This is the one I want to go
to.
This is the one I'm going to.
So every time they put something out,
I'm like, hell yeah,
I like this a lot.
Ken Walters,
nineteen ninety nine towards your
photographer's ticket.
Jesus legends get your shit together.
Amen, brother.
Thank you so much.
Is that why they have all the three
hundreds?
because people don't want to go or because
they can't figure out how to invite people
um it's probably a little bit of both
Mark um a lot of people turn this
stuff down we've had this discussion um a
couple different times like a lot of
people start trying stuff down because
they got kids that are in sports right
now and they don't want to miss stuff
and like
or just not flying all the way to
California just to go to Legends.
You know, Del Mar,
the venue itself be damned.
They're just not going all the way out
there.
So I feel like it's a little bit
of both at this point.
We have the same stuff going on in
Magic City.
I don't think it's as much as Legends.
Honestly,
I haven't really compared it to as far
as that's concerned because I've got
people that I know are going over there,
people that I care about, respect,
and whatnot are going over there,
and I wish them all the best,
but I am glad I'm going to Birmingham.
What I'll say is this.
I have talked to several Masters athletes
who are done participating as long as Joe
and Bob are in.
I can see that.
That have given up on or not even
competing in the season this year because
they're running the games.
I didn't hear a whole lot of positive
stories coming out of the games last year.
Or games.
The Masters games.
And it goes back to everything is power,
output, and strength that they program.
And so you get there,
and it was clipped by Hiller from Sunday
Show.
All these monsters win those events where
it's all power, output, and strength.
And then you're frustrated as a natural
athlete trying to compete against this.
And whether you can win other workouts
becomes irrelevant because you're so far
behind because these TRT and the whole
medicine cabinet athletes are
outperforming you at the games.
And there's no way to compete because
they're not natural and the programming
lends itself to those people.
My wife asked me the other day if
there was going to, uh,
or I think my son asked me first
and then Jennifer said,
I don't know if they were going to
test, uh, drug test us in Birmingham.
And I said, I hope to God,
I wish they would.
I wish somebody would drug test me.
Please do.
Said it a million times.
I, I,
I aspire to be fit enough to where
people accuse me of being on fucking
theory or whatever,
like any kind of performance enhancing,
whatever.
Ken Walters doesn't like the boycotting.
I didn't like when elites did it to
Dave, but it's their choice.
I don't think they're,
they're the people I'm talking to are not
making a political statement.
They're not,
they're not publicly coming out and saying
I'm out or anything like that.
They just don't want to waste their money
to go to a competition that,
that is all power output and strength
based.
They're just not going to your money.
It's not a percent dude.
The, the, their chest,
the bar sandbag workout or my age group,
the thirties, thirties,
thirties thing that they programmed when
it gets down to Jamie's and mines,
instead of they could in grand total,
they cut twenty reps off the chest of
bar and five off the sandbag.
That's not balanced.
You're going to scale it down and
understand, but that is not balanced.
You just cut four times as many.
Pull-ups for older athletes,
those are a basic movement for most of
these athletes.
And to cut it down is just ridiculous.
Lito said programming at the games was
shockingly bad.
I enjoyed the experience,
but I'm not looking forward to seeing this
year's programming.
Carol Revo,
they better drug test this weekend.
I wonder if that's why a lot of
masters didn't choose to go to online,
to go to in-person semifinals.
Do the online and continue to juice.
No risk of getting tested.
Bro, she's got a solid point.
She has a solid point.
It's a fifty pound bag for my age
group.
Ridiculous.
I just looked at the programming.
Yeah.
A competition that is supposed to find the
fittest and it's not well balanced.
Not only is it not well balanced,
it's not balanced.
Yes, fifty five plus.
They treat like they're in a nursing home.
It's so odd.
And I think this is what happened because
they had to invite three eighty.
They're programming for three eighty and
not for one.
That's insane.
That's a basic programming tenant.
But they have never programmed gymnastics
for one.
No, never.
No.
Did they say if the winners at Mayhem
were tested?
All finalists who qualify for the games
are tested.
And usually a few more.
So the next person has already been
tested.
Yeah, copy of bases.
So like if three make it to the
games, Amanda, it's usually like four,
five, and six are two.
Daniel,
after checking out the programming, says,
it looks like a bunch of bros came
together and just threw crap at the
whiteboard.
Copa Sur is very power-based as well,
and two lifting events.
And what is Copa Sur known for?
A hundred percent, dude.
That's the first thing I thought of when
I saw it the other day.
I was like, well, this tracks.
This makes sense.
This makes perfect sense.
They're just programming to the base.
Just, yeah, I mean,
program it to your crowd.
Ken Walters, but Mark,
most nursing homes serve great
butterscotch pudding.
So I've heard.
So I've heard.
You can add that to anything and make
it okay.
Cobra Sur and Legends don't have any
running.
Dude, that's...
To test running to see if people can
do that at the games.
My boy Brian Wynn,
he's the first person I saw that said
that.
I was like, really?
No running whatsoever at a semifinal?
Okay.
Rose barely has to show up to deliver
and win the event, Amanda.
And to win, yeah.
It's crazy.
It's crazy.
I can't believe we've gotten to this
point.
And I know that people think we just
come on here and bitch to bitch,
but man, these are legitimate gripes.
And I saw someone earlier said,
I think it was Wayne said, do,
would some of your CrossFit athletes give
feedback about,
Ask Shanna.
Shanna has given feedback.
So many of the masters athletes have given
feedback.
It is completely ignored.
They send those things out.
It's almost like the pacify people is how
I feel it is.
They just send it out and they're like,
oh yeah, well, we sent you a survey.
Like, yeah,
I filled it out and I told you
exactly what I thought.
And nothing has changed.
Whatsoever.
So what's the point of filling it out
at that point?
And then to add salt to the wound,
Mayhem set the bar pretty damn high for
the following events.
Absolutely.
Oh, yeah, Wayne.
I was talking specifically about your
media access.
Wayne,
the only reason I got access in twenty
four is because athletes spoke out for me.
Yep.
I remember that clearly.
And I would never ask them to do
that.
Never.
Because they're there to qualify for the
games.
They're there to accomplish their own
goals.
They don't need to worry about me.
And I was so appreciative when they did
that.
And I'm still proud of the behind the
scenes I did for that twenty four games.
But last year,
they didn't even give me enough access to
be able to do it.
No, you needed a directional mic.
and just be shouting at people the entire
time.
Yes.
To get to the people.
I remember that clearly.
Guys,
if you haven't seen the Eleven Port
documentary that Scott put together on the
Masters Games, it's on this channel.
Go watch them.
It is well worth your time and effort.
It looks a little odd because he had
full access for, what, a day?
Yeah.
And then they kick you out the warm-up
area.
But he can still get on the edge
of the warm-up area.
Yep.
Like a whistle for people to come over.
Yeah.
Shanna is the best.
She would have made me her coach for
the access.
Yeah.
Here's my coach, Scott Swanson.
How's it going?
Yeah, no,
he carries that camera with him
everywhere.
It's fine.
Honestly,
I'd be on board with Mayhem JR having
all control with all semifinal events
moving forward.
Obviously, it wouldn't happen,
but I'd want to trust them.
I don't think it's out of the question
that that could be a possibility.
If you listen to Dave in his week
in review,
talking about how Mayhem has made the
template as to what a regional-based
semifinal could look like,
And then people just copy that template.
You know?
Here's my homework.
It's right here on the internet for
everybody to see.
Copy my homework.
We'll make it up.
The mayhem crew.
Now,
I know everybody's going to be conflict of
interest.
Blah, blah, blah.
Right.
But have... Have JR over top of it.
Over it.
And make sure the programming is
consistent.
if not the same, consistent.
That's all it needs to be.
It needs to be balanced and consistent
over all of the semifinals.
That is it, cut and dry.
You want to have your own little flair
on it?
Absolutely.
I'm a hundred percent for that,
but it needs to be balanced and needs
to be consistent over every single
semifinal, whether it's Masters only,
whether it's, you know, Elites,
the whole nine yards,
It just needs to be balanced and
consistent over all of them to get the
right people to the game.
Full stop.
Look at the podium.
Only two mayhem athletes made it.
That's good enough for me.
Not biased at all.
I knew she'd get,
I should come back at this.
Conflict of interest.
That is important to avoid.
That's quickly switched to JR being over
it.
No bucket holds or cart pushes.
No bucket holds or cart pushes, please.
Yes.
Yes.
Oh.
If you listen to Ben and Blair,
I do think they're trying to work with
CrossFit to make sure their event is
legit.
They care, dude.
If you just watch them do any kind
of interview,
you can tell they give a shit.
They want to give a shit.
um and trying to pull out a quality
product but they're also trying to at the
same time they want to make it unique
to them and betting and uh legends does
not give a it doesn't seem like it
they want their party to be their party
as lito says so now i i know
carolyn that conflict of interest is a
serious issue
And it should not be a camp over
what the semifinals are.
Even if they are legit trying not to
be a conflict of interest,
it's going to turn out to be that.
Even if it's not,
and it can be proven that it's not,
people will still think that it is because
it's mayhem and they,
or gyms and cell programming and have
athletes and the whole nine yards.
It'd be the same thing as if they
were putting on a thing and whatnot,
and then people would be having the same
argument.
It really wasn't,
it really doesn't matter who it is.
If they are associated with the camp,
people are gonna say that, well,
that that's the problem.
Well, yeah, of course, of course, Paige,
uh,
nevermind the fact that Paige is
ridiculously fit.
Of course she made it through.
She went to mayhem and it's a mayhem.
It's a mayhem, uh, event.
Well, yeah, but she's also incredibly fit.
It wouldn't have mattered what the tests
were necessarily.
She was probably gonna point your ticket.
Yeah.
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