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what is going on everybody
welcome to the class zone
media roundtable where
there's already comments in
the comment section we
haven't even got started
what's up not much what's
up with you guys well hey
let me give you guys a
heads up so um it's parent
teacher conference week for
me so I've been busy prepping
Talking to parents about their kids.
Love that.
But I might have to bow to
here a little bit early
because got one scheduled coming up.
Not a problem.
We totally understand.
Snake Cat's on vacation.
So it's the three of us.
Charlie, what's going on with you?
I'm here.
All day.
Every day.
He's the people's champ.
People's champ.
So there's even a Facebook
or Instagram post with the
champ this week.
Yep.
It's about time.
Getting some notoriety.
It's weird he put it out this month.
It's kind of a big deal.
That's President Cohen.
Biden needs some help.
Yeah.
He's calling people champs.
Speaking of, a Charlie moment here.
Okay.
The Rock.
Yes.
Back in WWE.
Yes.
On the board of directors.
Taking spots from people.
Taking spots at WrestleMania from people.
And now owns the name The
Rock for the first time in his life.
Which is surprising.
I thought that was a couple years ago.
I just read a story two days
ago because he became on
the board of directors.
That was part of his
negotiation to be on the board.
So I was just gonna say they,
some people in the WWE
can't really get in legal
battles at this point since
they got other things happening.
Yeah.
Give him what he wants.
I got, I'm busy.
Yeah.
I got other things to worry
about right now.
Okay.
Uh, the rock.
We talked about this, I think,
in class the other day, Charlie,
but let's bring it on here.
Natty or not?
Oh, not.
Nobody cares.
I know.
I said something like,
joking when I was coaching, I was like,
you think he's on TRT?
And they're like,
I think he's on a lot more than just TRT.
He said no.
He says no.
Whatever.
Yeah.
Everybody in the WWE is on something.
Bob Backlund wasn't.
Yeah.
He came out the stands.
He was going to choke people.
I mean,
I think even McAfee's admitted that
when he performs,
he does a little something, something.
Oh, yeah, he does.
He says he's not.
He wouldn't pass the test today.
Yeah.
All right.
Well, we're not a WWE show.
We can't be.
no we're not um charlie yeah
you worked out today I know
because I was coached um I
i was an independent woman
today and scaled and that
was very appropriate for me
to scale today um so scott
we follow mayhem
programming and they do
like three different tracks
So one is the freedom track,
the independence track,
and then there's a Liberty track.
And it's just kind of nice
to have like these three
different tracks kind of,
cause it can help you
decide basically on where to scale.
Although sometimes it's not
quite appropriate.
Like,
like today the freedom track was five
bar muscle ups and 15 toes to bar.
And then the independence
was still three bar muscle
ups in like 12 toes to bar.
So it's not always like,
quite appropriate.
And I think later in the week,
there's like handstand walks for freedom.
And then it's like, oh,
it's only 15 foot of
handstand walks if you're independent.
So it's, you're like, yeah,
but I went to independence today.
That was the right thing for me.
And yeah.
So Scott.
They've picked the volume up for sure.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Picking the volume up.
That opened right around the corner.
Here we are.
Speaking of.
You signed up?
I signed up.
Did you sign up?
I am signed up,
so I can see my name over top of Corey's.
Yeah.
Scott?
Am I signed up?
Yeah.
Yeah.
Um, I am waiting to see how this,
whatever goes in my lungs.
You have several weeks you can do.
I mean, I'll probably will.
Yeah.
It's number 12 for me.
I know you almost have to,
you do have to at least
minimum work requirement.
Yeah.
So you didn't work out today
because it's Tuesday.
It's Tuesday.
And I found out today from
the doctor that I have a lung infection.
And if you've watched the weight loss show,
we've been talking about like,
I can't seem to get my cardio back.
Well, now we have an answer for it.
And yeah.
So now we're starting on something,
checking in on Monday,
seeing where we're going from there,
and whether we need further
testing or not.
Well,
I guess what I'm hearing is these
steroids that you've been putting on,
you will be ready to be on WWE tomorrow.
Yeah,
my doctor assures me they will do
nothing for my performance.
Dang it.
I was going to say,
if you don't use it all.
The wrong kind.
we can probably get you some
this isn't in our notes or
even on like the slide but
you guys brought up
something about your mayhem
programming I was listening
to hillar and athena last
night talking about getting
her ready for the open and
he's having her do one um hard thing
Yes,
but one open workout every Friday
leading into the open, which is typical,
right?
Yeah.
But they got into this
discussion about should the
open be scaled?
And Hiller's argument was it
should not be.
That...
If programmed correctly,
you can do the best you can for an RX.
And then the next year you
should try to do better than that.
Like get better.
And, um,
and so I just wanted your opinions.
Cause I know you probably
have strong ones.
Athena had been doing
foundation level open for
the last couple of years and
after the argument I think
she kind of agreed with
hillar so he's he's saying
you want to be able to
compare apples to apples
pretty much but for
yourself not for the
overall same workout every
year but there's always the
same movements that either
that are your stopper or um
Or, you know,
like back in the day when I
was really fit,
chest to bar were a stopper for me.
Yeah.
I could come within a gnat's
eyelash of a chest to bar.
It was like one of the
things I had to work on.
And the next year I wanted to beat that.
For Amy, it's a muscle up.
Like every year she wants to
get past her stopper.
So even though you're not
doing the same workouts,
you have the same stopper
that you're trying to get over.
Yes.
Yeah.
yeah but essentially could
you use that same theory
with the scale movement so
if it's like the scale the
pull-ups and I did 10 next
year I'm doing 15. so what
would be the difference yeah i
He pulled up an example that
she's doing this Friday.
It starts with dumbbells,
then goes to burpee box overs.
Well,
she can't do the burpee box overs RX.
So she can scale those in
her workout for them this week.
But her RX score is doing the,
because she can do the dumbbell snatches,
right?
So she should give herself credit
So here's what I, yeah,
here's where I'll go and say.
I like the idea of something
to work towards.
I think that is really important, right?
Like my stopper has had me
busting my butt for a while
to try to achieve that goal.
And so I think we need
something to look up for, up to,
and to work towards.
I understand also that
people are not gonna be
able to do movement and I
don't want someone
necessarily to go beyond
their means and do something unsafe,
but I do think it's
important to find something
to challenge us.
And I mean,
I like the idea of there being
a foundations option,
a foundations and an RX option,
just because it will allow
more of the newer people
that are part of a
community to kind of become
more integrated with the community,
although on the more scalable, um,
appropriate level.
So is,
is Hill was Hiller saying like he's
anti the foundations or
just anti people doing foundations?
I think he was not anti.
I think he was anti scaled
and foundations as an
official thing for leaderboard.
Okay.
If you get to your stopping
point and you want to move
on and continue to work out, that's fine.
But he thinks Athena should
get credit for a 35 pound
dumbbell snatch.
I see.
As opposed to going to
foundations and doing a 10
pound dumbbell snatch.
It's not even challenging.
Yeah.
I see.
Yes.
I'm in agreement with that.
Yeah.
And I think that's perfect.
Yeah.
No, you're good.
I was going to say, I,
I feel like the open is a
test of your fitness.
And if I'm doing a 50 pound
dumbbell snatch and I can
do it once in the next year,
I can do it three times.
That doesn't say that I'm more fit.
Whereas I don't, I don't think you're,
when it becomes a weight issue,
now we're just in
powerlifting competition
and not a fitness space.
Improvement is improvement.
Yeah.
He also argues that it's now
not a test of fitness.
Three workouts is not a test of fitness.
So it's really just like
figuring out where you want
to improve and being able
to compare that year over year.
But I think what it came down to is.
Is, is Athena proud of doing 10,
10 pound snatches to get
into a scaled thing that
she doesn't even do during the year?
Or do you take the 10,
35 pound snatches that you can do,
get a score of 10 and then
just scale it appropriately
for you for the rest of the workout?
Yes.
The next year, try to do better.
I guess when I look at foundations,
like I'm looking at
somebody who's maybe six months or less,
like that kind of like,
experience.
I wouldn't necessarily want
to encourage people to do
foundations every single year.
I would be like, okay,
you're just getting part of this.
Let's get you going on the foundations.
And then next year,
when we hit up the open,
you'll be another year of experience in,
and we can push your limits.
If that means that they
can't do the 25 yet,
but they can do more than 10,
I would probably have them
do a scaled version in my class.
Meaning, all right,
pick up the 25 pounder.
Here's where I think the
appropriate thing is.
And as you guys know,
I started the open when
there was no scaled.
It was all RX.
Yeah.
Right.
And I was the guy hanging
from the pool bar for nine minutes.
Trying to do toes to bar.
To do toes to bar or chest to bar.
Right.
And, but...
coming close was an achievement for me.
Like it,
it brought it into something I could do.
I think where I would go
with this and I don't want
to put it words in Hiller's mouth is as,
as a coach of an athlete,
I know better what they
need to do to get better
than a template foundations
version of the open or
scaled version of the open.
Because there may be
elements that that person
can do Rx and probably should do Rx.
So they get closer to being
able to complete one in the open.
Yeah.
And you're going to get
people who are going to hurt themselves.
Well, that's the coach and the coaching,
hopefully.
Yeah, but.
As you all coaches know, I'm not a coach,
but I play one on TV.
You guys can say all you want.
And there's people that are
not going to listen.
Do what they want.
They got no business doing it.
But the mindset is I have to
do RX because it's what's written.
Hmm.
Well,
you're not going to change that with
a templated scaled or
foundations because they're
going to do it anyway.
Right.
It's a competition and
people's minds get lost.
Yes.
I just,
I thought it was an interesting
topic and I thought that
was a good discussion.
Cause I can assure you if
Corey puts 300 and an overhead squat,
I'm going to try it.
Nope.
You're not.
No.
Watch me.
Okay.
And I'll pick up your left
and Amy can pick up your right knee.
I'm going to just turn that
hip on to explode.
Get me out of that hole.
Yeah.
You're going to need some,
some working hips to get out of that.
There he is.
He's a different dude.
He scales.
Yeah.
Oh boy.
Yeah.
I would say when I saw him
at the beginning of the weekend,
he was a different dude.
And by the end of the weekend,
he was dog tired.
So you need more every time
when you're in your forties.
Well, I don't think he's used,
was used to four days of,
or three days competition.
So, uh, the, the, uh,
he admitted he was beat down.
Yeah.
Um, I,
I talk about camps on the thumbnail
for today.
Yeah.
There's been some news kind
of floating around about proven.
And, um,
we announced HWPO is a lineup for
this year.
We, uh,
proven has,
I don't think Comtrain has anybody left.
They, um, they, they all split off that is,
and took their athletes with them.
Um, but I,
there was a moment where camps
were the way to go.
And my internet is lagging.
I wasn't sure if he was mine too.
That's why I was like, what's happening.
Uh, I'm getting rid of spectrum.
This is stupid.
Um, so there was a moment where,
where camps were that all the rage,
where do you think we're at today?
Well, it doesn't seem to be the rage.
It seems to be people just,
or they're jumping camp and,
and trying something else.
I don't, I don't know.
Like,
I feel like people aren't giving it
also things enough time.
I feel, I feel like it's,
and I may be wrong, but it's,
I feel like it's different
because nobody's like in the same space.
They're with a camp,
but they're doing it in another space,
the different coach.
And it's not like we're all
here in a group getting after each other.
I would say if I was a competitive athlete,
I'd need push.
I'd need others around me.
Right.
But there are a lot of
people like Ariel working
out by herself in the garage.
Like I couldn't do that.
No way.
No way.
Well,
that's because she's the fittest mom.
Well, until maybe Tia comes back.
And there's different types of camps.
Like we have the underdogs,
which is kind of mostly
on-site for their elite athletes.
And Proven is getting there
with their new big facility.
HWPO has a lot of their athletes up there.
We're at least bringing them
in for periods of time.
And then you have something
like Corey did this week.
with the Southland camp
where there's no real coach.
It's just a bunch of dudes
and ladies getting together
and throwing down for a weekend.
And they pick one coach to
kind of just organize and program.
And the only reason I know a
lot about this is Rudy is part of that.
Rudy Berger,
who is our friend here and pal
and Lynette did a lot of
the coaching this weekend.
Yeah,
and I also saw that their daughter
got a ring muscle-up.
She did.
See her coaches work.
So, we're going to need some coaching.
How old is she?
Middle school.
Yeah.
13, 14?
Yeah, she's more pliable.
She's light.
She's more mobile.
No, but that's awesome.
Coached by Shelby Neal.
And Alexis...
Johnson.
Yeah.
Yeah.
So yeah.
Well, that girl is fit.
If you've never seen that girl workout,
she is, she's amazing at rope climbs.
Oh yeah.
Oh yeah.
Weight stuff.
She's incredible.
Would not be surprised if she wanted to,
to see her at the teen games.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
uh scott tetlow forgot he
was there yeah oh yeah
there was a lot there yeah
I guess so to answer your
question like I i think
it's great for athletes
competitive athletes to
have each other to compete
um with and to to drive
them on their um competition season but
like I was saying before I
feel like there was so many
changes like it's like and
I get it like if you try
something and it's not the
right fit then move on
right but I also feel that
sometimes they don't give
it enough time to like
really kind of get into the
groove and to get it to
know a coach well enough in
my outside opinion before
they just move on and say
oh that's I'm going to the
next thing so yeah I agree
with you I think a lot of
people give up too early
um it was interesting on
their weaknesses oh
yesterday I listened to
nick johnston on coffee
pods and wads and he talked
about the exit interviews
with brooke and saxon from proven
And their complaint was that
Proven didn't have
dedicated area for their athletes,
that they were commingled
in with this gym.
And it was frustrating for
them to get work in at times.
But now there's a Proven headquarters.
Yeah, that happened after.
That happened.
As a result.
He explains the whole story.
Got it.
Because there's been some controversy.
about that that the story
was that east nashville
asked proven to pay and
they hadn't in the past and
proven said no we're
leaving but that's not
really what happened there
actually was an effort for
a group of athletes and
proven to buy east
nashville because the owner
was selling but because of
they're like two blocks
from the titan stadium and
the titan state are by are
building a new stadium
they were not allowed to
alter the building.
Got it to make a separate space.
So it was it was a really good interview.
And Nick, as CEO of proven now,
really open and transparent
about things that have happened.
So
Where is Saxon?
Do we know?
He's still in Tennessee somewhere, yeah.
He's with Mayhem.
He's back with Facundo.
But he's training at a different gym.
Is Spence also?
Spence wasn't at Mayhem anymore.
Oh, he was at Brute.
Yeah.
Well, Nick Fowler.
I don't think Nick Fowler's
with Brute anymore.
Hmm.
So LDY2742, well,
for the second year in
preparation for the Open,
I've pulled my calf,
which I only need for the Open.
We know they will be in it.
Maybe give up the Open and
just enjoy fitness without dubs.
I mean, you do have two calves,
so put in one leg.
I mean, we saw Roman do it.
Do it on your hands.
And a handful of Masters athletes.
Look at the guns on that picture.
You do it on your hands.
um so yeah there's that the
other thing I didn't get to
talk to you guys about is
killer being uh banned from
the open I didn't even know
that he cannot compete
because he admitted to
using sure drugs yeah I
sent him an official email
saying that he will be
removed from the open and um
And his response pretty much
that good you caught me.
This is what you should be doing.
But your thoughts because a
lot of people are clamoring
that they think you should
be allowed to do the open.
Just not be on the leaderboard.
No, he can.
He can.
And just not post a score.
Radio.
Yeah, that's all he needs to do.
He can't put it on the leaderboard,
though.
No, he can't.
And he would be against that.
Yeah.
I mean, that's exactly what he said.
That's what they should be doing.
He is a very humble dude, Corey.
Or put him on there and see
if he can actually, if it actually helps.
so the email that he
received did not say
four-year ban but I can
only assume I think he
hasn't got the punishment
email because they're
waiting for him to appeal
um so maybe we'll find that
out in the coming weeks uh
philip kelly trying to rock
the boat it took me for t
to put her scores on the leaderboard
She did not test positive
and she didn't admit.
Correct.
Since he didn't actually compete,
he didn't actually cheat.
So I don't know why you give
him a four-year ban.
He signed up.
So he did legit sign up.
It was explained to me by somebody,
I can't remember who it was,
that the water rules are if you admit,
it's as good as a positive test.
Right.
Now, they're, like, CrossFit is underwater,
so it doesn't mean they
have to follow that,
but the logic is there.
Yeah, just do the workout.
Yeah.
He's got enough followers.
He'll get more people
watching his video than
most of the others.
yes yeah I don't I don't
know I don't know what he's
on I mean he admits what it
is I am not enough to know
I don't I'm not
knowledgeable enough to
know what all of that means
and how long the half-life
is and all of that stuff I
know like basic trt once
you stop using it pretty
much goes away pretty fast
But the other stuff he's using,
the peptides,
I have no idea what happens.
I'm sprinkling out.
The elites know how to pass the drug test.
I completely agree with you.
And I think that there was a
piece of Hiller that wanted
to see demand a test and
see if he could pass it.
But
I don't think that's going
to happen either.
And Charlie took down this.
That's the peptide you're on?
Or that's the one that gets passed?
I don't know.
Interesting.
Most peptides are like
numbers and letters.
Like some kind of scientific... SR 744...
Whatever it is.
Ricky was on.
Well,
I don't think Ricky was on a peptide.
He's on something.
There you go.
Like PPC 157.
Is that an airplane?
Sure.
Helps you fly.
Yeah, I don't.
I don't know.
I'm trying to remember what
was on the thumbnail.
Let's make sure we cover everything.
I'm going to look in real quick.
That was it.
Don't forget to like and subscribe.
Mm-hmm.
Oh, Dave's Week in Review.
There's something on there I
wanted to mention.
So we talked about open
announcements last week and
making them more interesting.
In the Week in Review, Dave
talked about having an all
day competition between
several athletes through
the day of the open announcement.
And just one of the events
being like 24.1.
So you do like two workouts in the morning,
rest up,
do the 24.1 and then maybe one
more after.
And they would have like a prize,
like the golden barbell.
For the person who won that.
I'm figuring I have to put cash on it.
Oh, I'm sure.
To draw the right names.
Right.
It only works if they
televise the other three.
Yeah.
Yeah, you'd have to
Cause it won't be the point.
Hey, this person won.
Great.
Right.
Or use it as highlight package.
When you come into the open
announcement this morning,
they went head to head on
this and this here's the
highlight package, blah, blah, blah.
They didn't do the open announcement.
And it sounded like in right
before they go off the air,
they would do one more.
Now that will be cool.
What Corey is saying, a golden ticket.
If you won all five,
you just automatically go to the games.
That would be pretty sweet.
You could skip the quarters
and the semis right to the games.
And then probably get smoked at the games.
But that's either here or there.
It depends on who they invite.
If it's Fikowski and Vellner and
whatever,
and Tia and Laura and... To skip
all the stuff, they'd all do it.
Hell, Matt might come back and do it.
I was actually going to put
something in his mailbag to
see if he'd read it,
but would CrossFit ever
consider doing like the Pro
Bowl competition skills challenge?
Like take elements, break them down,
We're going to have a
pull-up challenge to see who's the best.
We're going to have one rep
max clean and jerk to see who's the best.
Do you get randoms winning?
Anthony Davis would win.
It'd have to be a live competition.
And you have to be invited,
like the Pro Bowl.
You're in the Pro Bowl of
CrossFit because you
finished in the top whatever.
then you have a couple wild
cards like you won
wadapalooza you won rogue
so you automatically get in
or something like that
right and you draw like a
little batch of eight
athlete eight men eight
women and you can sign up
for half of the events
we're gonna run you pick
that sounds like some rogue would do
Somebody,
I think it'd be really cool to
like break it down.
Who's the best runner.
We're going to run a 5k.
Who's the best.
We have Sam breaks come in
and just destroy everyone.
60 years old.
You'd have to make the pro bowl.
She would.
But maybe that's cool, too.
Maybe you do bring in a couple athletes.
If you won 35 to 39 or 40 to 44,
you get to come in and compete.
And can maybe a Masters
athlete beat an elite
athlete in one event?
I bet depending on the athlete, yeah.
16, 16, 17 winner gets to come.
35, 39.
Yeah.
I think it'd be a cool event and it'd be,
it would be an easy watch, right?
Because they do their one
set of pull-ups and they're done.
Yeah.
And then we come back later
in the day and they do a 5k.
And then we come back later
in the day and they do GHD sit-ups and
You know what I did like?
They used to do.
They don't do anymore.
It was like America versus
the international teams.
Yeah.
Why don't we go away from that?
I don't know.
I think Castro's floating
brings some of the stuff back, but again,
I don't know what the expense of that is.
I mean,
I don't know who America would have
on their team, but.
Well, men's side, they're fine.
It was always the women's side that was.
But we're getting better.
I guess Emma would be there.
Emma Carey.
Yeah.
Ariel Loewen.
Hmm.
Yeah.
I actually saw,
so now onto a different subject.
I saw an interesting
interview with Emma Carey
on Mayhem's channel,
Mayhem Athlete Podcast.
It was our first one.
She talks about a moment, and actually,
we're having Ariel on the show next week.
I just got confirmation
right before I came downstairs.
And I'm going to ask her about this.
When they were at the
Granite Games together,
it was Emma's rookie year
trying to make it to the games.
She was in first place going
into the last event.
It was the dumbbell overhead
lunges that Andrew Sten,
if he's still in the chat,
was judging and no repped
her at the line.
And she had to go back and start over.
She talks about how in the back,
in the corral area was so nice to her.
Like that you got this, you go out,
you do the best you possibly can.
Emma said that intimidated
her more than smack talking.
Cause she didn't know what to do with it.
She didn't know how to
compartmentalize it.
She didn't know.
And it really threw her off her game.
And I was like, that is crazy.
she must've thought this
girl thinks I'm just here
to have to do my best.
I can't beat her.
So she's not even worried about me.
Well,
what's funny is Emma was in first
going into that event,
Ariel ends up winning and
going to her first ever CrossFit games.
So it's, it's it's crazy.
that that happened that way.
And now Emma's like,
I want to be like Ariel.
So Ariel's like Patrick Mahomes.
He's like, Oh yeah, it's fine.
You're winning right now.
That's fine.
It's fourth quarter.
Now it's time to go ahead.
Go out there and give it your best.
Good game.
You got this.
And then Patrick Mahomes slices and dices.
Yeah.
It's, it's a great, great interview.
Rory does it.
Jake Lockhart's there,
but he doesn't ask too many questions.
It's really like just Rory
and Emma and it's really good.
um but yeah I love the
invitational idea whether
we do international whether
we do like the pro bowl
skills challenge and you
could do this skills
challenge by country yeah I
just like to put up your
best 5k runner yeah I mean
the whole attitude of that
was one of the best parts
of rich's documentary was
like I'm not letting her win
Let Sam win.
I got to get it for America.
Yeah.
I think it's a good idea, but then again,
it's mine.
So, of course,
I would think it's a good idea.
Well, it'll happen.
You won't get any credit.
So, yeah, there's that.
I mean,
I brought this up a long time ago
where I said we should have belts.
Like, if you win the pull-up challenge,
you win the belt,
and you get it until the
next time we do that event.
Mm-hmm.
then can anybody take it
from that person can you
cut promos well you should
yeah or are you going to be
joey chestnut and hold the
belt for 15 years choking
people out and still win yeah
Yeah.
So I just thought it'd be a cool concept.
And it'd be cool with like a
cool thing to display for
the year you own the belt.
And then hopefully you can defend.
Can you imagine walking into
the games and just have the belt?
You just,
every minute you're just walking
in with it.
Yeah.
Friends up at the games,
so you pull your pull-up belt.
Walk in.
Nobody.
Everybody's too nice.
We need a villain.
We need villains.
I think we're getting out of that.
Who's the bad guy?
Who's the heel?
I don't know if there's...
Roman right now is the heel.
Yeah, but
Ivan Drago himself.
So he needs someone who he
needs a Bridget who just
gets in here and.
And Colton Colton's talking shit.
If you didn't see it mic'd up.
There's a part where he says.
Bunch of these guys won't
get in the fight.
And he goes to name some,
and then he stops himself.
No, I better not say their names.
I'll see you now.
He needs to name names.
That's when you're a heel.
But he's like,
when a workout ends with 60 burpees,
there are guys out there
that will not jump in that fight.
Well, that's true.
He should call them out.
So, yeah, it's a good one.
He doesn't say much on the floor, though.
You only get them kind of after.
Yeah, so you need a before, middle,
a full Ric Flair.
Oh.
Yeah, when the one event changed, he said,
when this got changed,
everybody knew I was going to win it.
That's what I'm talking about.
So, and that they...
I think what Corey's
referencing is there's a
point where everybody's
rolling around on the
ground after the event and
he's just standing there
and that's when he called them.
Yeah, you know.
Yeah.
Yeah, Hopper's not it.
His mic'd up is great though.
It's so good.
He's going to come for people, but he,
but he's comes from that football world,
right?
Where everybody talks.
I was watching an old, um,
Peyton Manning with that,
that show he did about the NFL.
Oh yeah.
And he goes back to talk
about the movie with Kurt Russell.
East LA.
No, it's a football movie.
And Robin Williams is in it.
And they get back the old
team to play this other
team 20 years after they
graduate high school.
And
And Rob Williams lines up
against this corner whose
name is Dr. Death.
And Rob Williams is like, Dr. Death,
I'm pretty quick for a white guy.
And then the ball snapped
and they just crush him into the ground.
It's the best of times.
That's the name of the movie.
Best of times.
It's Peyton Manning's
favorite football movie.
I'll have to see if I can find that.
It's really stupid and corny,
but it's pretty funny.
The football in it leaves a
little bit to be desired.
Wow.
I mean,
I'll see Robin Williams as an elite
athlete.
Well,
the premise is he dropped the ball at
the big game when they were
in high school,
and he wants to play it
again so he can catch it
and avenge himself.
But anyway, we're rambling now.
With that,
Phillip Kelly wants to know if
we've seen Flubber.
Oh, yeah, I've seen Flubber.
All right.
Well, with that,
I'm going to go take care
of this lung infection.
And we will see you guys
next time on Clydesdale
Media Roundtable as soon as
I find the button.