Clydesdale Media Roundtable - Third Party Investigation is Over, What Next?

The Crew catches up and talks about the results of the third party investigation.  What was in the announcment from CrossFit, what does this mean for the next season and/or local affiliates.  Luka Djukic responds on IG as well and what does that mean?  Katrin Davidsdottir calls it a career.

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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.

What is going on, everybody?

Welcome to the Gladstone Media Roundtable.

Lunch with the crew.

Here we are.

Yay.

The two of us.

Here we are.

Did you have lunch yet?

I have not.

No, all I've had today is the protein bar.

I am way behind on everything.

I spent my morning in the

doctor's waiting room,

like we tend to do sometimes.

My appointment was at nine forty.

The nurse took me back to

the room at ten forty.

I had a very important work

meeting at eleven that I

was hoping to make.

And at eleven is when the doctor came in.

And at eleven oh three,

I was out of there.

Wow.

So annoying.

It is.

annoying.

They have a sign in the waiting room.

It says, don't let us forget you.

If you've been here more

than thirty minutes,

please come up to the desk

and let us know.

So at the thirty minute mark,

I went up to the desk and I was like, hey,

I'm here.

And she's like, oh, oh,

have you signed in yet?

I'm like, yeah, no, I'm here.

Like you have a sign that

says come and tell you if

it's been thirty minutes.

I'm telling you it's been thirty minutes.

She's like, oh, you're next.

They'll be right out for you.

And it was a whole nother

thirty minutes before they

actually took me back.

But I got my fourth

cortisone injection in my elbow,

and it feels wonderful.

So there's that.

Do you get those, like, quarterly?

Good grief.

The last one I got was in April.

Okay.

And I think my whole, like,

that flicking of the

paintbrush sort of re-aggravated it.

So he said after this he

would consider surgery,

and I'm not getting surgery

for tennis elbow.

That's just ridiculous.

We'll see.

Yeah,

so Julie was getting cortisone in her

knee every three months.

But now that the surgery's coming up,

she's not allowed to get it.

Right.

She has some really bad days right now.

We're just trying to get

through the next month

before her surgery and then

hopefully some permanent relief.

Yeah, that would be nice.

But I do have a fun story.

It wasn't fun at the time,

but looking back, you know,

it's kind of fun now.

But so I've been working on

this project for three to four weeks.

And last night was our smoke test,

which means we wait till

everybody goes home at the

end of the night.

We work late.

We put it,

we launch it into the production

environment and see if anything breaks.

Okay.

So while this is going on,

Julie put something in the

garbage disposal and it clogs.

So I'm like, okay.

So I go over.

I can't get it to budge.

In fact,

now it has flipped and everything

is spinning in reverse.

So when you turn it on,

it sprays up through the

drain instead of down.

So our garbage disposal does

not have a hand crank to

like get it through.

So now I have to get under

the sink and take apart the

pipes and the plumbing to get in there.

Well,

so much pressure was created in the

pipe that when I pulled the first one off,

I get a pot roast shower all over me.

What is she putting down the sink?

Everything?

It was old pot roast that we

had pot roasting carrots.

And so just sprayed in like meat juice.

I get it all apart.

I get all the pieces out.

I put it all back together, reset it.

And it actually worked.

And I actually felt like,

even though it was covered in meat juice,

I felt like a man.

You know what I mean?

Like juice.

Right.

Because I pulled all the plumbing out.

I cleaned it all out and it,

and I got it to work again.

And like, that's a big accomplishment.

I didn't grow up with those skills.

Like I learned those through poverty.

Like when Julie and I were

struggling and we couldn't

afford to have someone come

in and I had to figure it out.

Like that's kind of what it was,

but took a shower, meat juice gone.

Got some masculinity in me

last night and all while

I'm testing this stuff.

So yeah.

Love it.

And then the test failed and

we had to back out all the

changes and we'll have to

do it again next week.

Oh no.

That sounds fun.

Is that a situation where

like you try to break it on purpose or?

So we spent three to four

weeks trying to break it.

Okay, they were ready to go.

So it was supposed to be good to go.

And it broke things that

weren't even connected to this,

this piece.

Always happens that way.

Yeah.

So fun times,

and it is the most boring

thing ever because you'll

be on with the vendor and they'll be like,

okay,

we're gonna turn on this piece of it.

And then you wait for like,

fifteen minutes as that happens.

Okay, we're done.

Now we're gonna turn on this piece.

And then you have like to go

in and get as much in as

you can and try to see if it works.

And then we had to roll it

all back and then you have

to stay on as it rolls all

back and then run it and

test it to see if now the

stuff that was broke when

you put it in there is now

fixed again when you took it out.

Right.

Wow.

Yeah.

So fun times.

and the whole time like

julie's making dinner and

I'm drooling and then the

sink gets clogged and yeah

all that stuff all in like

two hours we've got some

some folks in the chat hi

guys yeah what's up kenneth

lex craig cory yeah

So there was an

investigation done that we

were told that CrossFit was

going to be transparent with us.

It was not released yesterday,

but there was some

information that was

released yesterday in

changes that CrossFit is

making in response to the investigation.

Yes.

And so I...

When CrossFit came out and

said they were going to be

fully transparent,

I was watching John Woolley at the time,

and he said,

there's no way they can be transparent.

There's no way they can release this.

There are legal things, HR issues.

You just cannot release that report.

And he was right.

There is no way because of

the names and addresses and

things that are in that report.

It just can't be released open.

But I guess what I am

disappointed in is that

there wasn't a summary of the findings.

Yeah, why not?

I guess we're just left to

assume that if you look at

the medical examiner's report,

the cause of death was drowning,

the reason was accidental,

and that's all we get to know.

There was no summary of this

third-party investigation.

I didn't expect them to say,

here's our report,

read it in its entirety.

But I did expect, hey,

these were the things that were found,

and then what was released yesterday,

and here is our reaction to that.

Yeah.

I'm guessing that there's

still probably some legal

action that is either going

to be taken or that has been taken.

that probably makes it so

it's in CrossFit's best

interest not to discuss.

Or it could even be they're

not allowed to discuss.

I think there's got to be a

way that they can do a summary.

Yeah.

Like a very edited version

of what is in that report

to say these are the

findings and this is what we're doing.

I mean, you would think if it was like,

hey, we weren't negligent, or hey, we

hey, we weren't this or hey,

we weren't that,

I feel like they would have

talked about it.

But if they were found to be

negligent or had some missteps,

which I think we all can

agree probably is the case,

then I could see why they

wouldn't be putting that out.

Not that I agree with it,

but what are you going to do?

I guess I see your point to some degree,

but yeah, I mean to come up,

but to basically ignore the

findings and just say, Hey,

this is what we're doing rings.

It brings hollow.

I mean,

it would have been nice if they

gave an explanation as to

why they weren't sharing the results.

They could have done that.

You know, they could have said, Hey,

we're still in the midst of

some things and you know, we can't,

we can't, or we won't.

share this that and the

other but maybe someday we

will and you know keep

listening it's got us it's

got everybody hanging on

yeah uh I guess if you're

in the crossfit space you

have to be living under a

rock not to have seen what

was released uh we'll go

over it real quick we're

not going to go into grave

detail as many other shows

have already done that um

and so I'll share what was

released by crossfit real quick here

Yeah, and I'll just say,

if there are details in

there that are important,

they'll come out.

There are too many people at

CrossFit that don't keep their mouth shut,

that it will, you know,

Hiller or somebody will

find out about it and tell us about it,

I'm sure.

so the top of it it just

talks about that there was

an investigation that many

people were questioned and

all this kind of stuff and

then it says because of

that this is what's

happening and they're

basically hiring a new

position that is uh

supplementing the crossfit

sport leadership team and

their responsibility is

going to be safety and etc um

From what I gather from

watching other shows is

that this may have already

existed in a limited form,

like a part-time or volunteer position.

And now it will be a full-time position.

And this position reports to

Dave and Dawn.

And the other aspect of this

is that it is clear in this

section that Dave is being

retained as the head of sport.

He's not going anywhere.

Right.

And I, we can talk offline,

but I think I have some

candidates for that role

that I think I want to

share with you to see if I'm right.

Okay.

I haven't, I haven't inkling.

I think they should go

outside of the normal

CrossFit space and bring

someone in from the outside

that has experience in event planning.

But that's just me.

That would be,

I think the best look is to

bring someone from the outside,

but I don't know.

The fact that they've

already started to build a

slate of candidates.

Oh God, sorry.

I jumped out.

No, I mean,

then this is the next part I

think is what I was talking about more.

So this advisory board.

And then they're going to be

creating a CrossFit Games

Safety Advisory Board.

It will be made up of people

with a diverse expertise,

including emergency responders,

former athletes,

to ensure the comprehensive

perspectives over CrossFit

and start building a slate

of candidates and plans to

communicate more details

about this appointed thing

in the coming weeks, months.

Yeah.

Um, in addition to that,

they're suspending open

water swimming events.

Um, if there will be a swimming event,

it'll be a controlled environment, uh,

such as a pool.

Oh, I don't hate that for now.

Yeah.

Uh, enhancing pre-event rehearsals,

communication protocols and

emergency resources.

Um,

like I know they test the hell out of

things, um,

I don't know.

Again,

this just could be corporate speak

as making it public as to what they do.

They do talk about expanding

the athlete briefings,

which you and I have sat through.

Those athletes don't pay

attention to what's there in the moment.

And they're already too long.

Yeah.

And a lot of questions don't

really get addressed either.

I mean, they do, but they don't.

It depends on who's giving them, but.

I feel like it's more around rules of,

you know,

movement standards and not

anything around, you know,

safety specifics.

Yeah,

the only time I can remember the

safety thing being brought

up was the rope climb at

Syndicate Crown when Scott

Pancheck hurt his knee.

Yeah, and really...

yeah and really the only

time I remember safety

being being brought up and

headlined is when wilson

pock did anything like he

before he even addressed

the crowd to welcome them

he would talk about

emergency exits in the

building and you know this

is the person you go to

he's really good at that I

thought all his events were

pretty buttoned up uh

they're also going to

expand mental and emotional

support resources

I'm fine with all, with all of that.

And then the last thing is

establishing a CrossFit athlete council.

Um,

many of the shows have talked about

this being a middle finger to the PFAA.

Um, it is, um,

there was an athlete council

for a good number of years.

Um, our very good friend, uh,

Alexis de Troyes was a

member of that athlete

council for a year or so.

Um,

but this is what will be

different is this basically

they'll have more say and

it will represent all levels of athlete,

including masters teams, all of that.

So that aspect of it, I like,

but I know that when the

last athlete council was put together,

I'm not sure they were

counseled as much as,

they should be.

And it was maybe more of an

appearance than, than a reality.

This has to be like an honorary title,

right?

With not a lot of action.

I think this needs to be

taken more seriously if

they do it right this time.

I do like the aspect that

they are going to include

all the different divisions

representing them.

So

That is that.

And then I have heard

several rumors that there

will be more about the upcoming season,

possibly tomorrow.

Cool.

Yeah,

I think a lot of people are waiting

on that.

Before we move on to other things,

there was some response on the internet,

of course.

And one of those was from Luca.

Um,

He shared this post

immediately following that

release where he said,

no investigation can reveal

anything other than the

fact that there was no

reaction when it was needed.

Shortly after CrossFit Inc.

announced their third-party investigation,

I was informed by a source

that they would not be

sharing the results.

However,

I wanted to hear this directly from them.

This is merely a let's buy some time,

move until the community forgets,

and it's time to cash in on them again.

The next time you consider

signing up for the open

paying your affiliate fee

or letting a few CrossFit

Inc oriented media pawns

influence you think

carefully about giving your money,

power and time to a company

that does not value human life.

That's deep.

Yeah.

And it's his brother.

Like he, he's going to be mad.

I get that.

Um,

And so his feelings are

valid through all of that

and definitely has the

right to make those posts.

Because that was his brother that suffered,

lost his life in this.

So yeah,

and we truly know the full impact

of what he's getting at

until the open starts.

And there will be this huge

microscope on who registers

and who doesn't in the elite groups.

And I think we're going to

find some cohorts that are not playing.

I do believe Clock asks,

are we a CrossFit Inc.

oriented media pawn?

I would say no.

We don't... They don't even

communicate with us.

So...

there's already been some

reaction from athletes.

Emma McQuaid made an

announcement that she is

not participating in the

twenty twenty five game season.

Elliott Simmons made a post.

So there already is some

trickling of effect of this.

So we'll have to see over

the next few months if there is more.

Yeah.

Interesting.

I have a

I just have, I love this sport, right?

I love this sport and I love

covering it and I love

everything about it.

Has it been mismanaged?

It sure has,

but I don't want it to just go away.

And I think, gosh, it's just,

Here's the thing that gets

me is when you go to the games,

it is the safest that I see

what the athletes being –

thought of crossfit has

reacted over time there

were burnt hands on on rigs

and barbells now they have

covers that cover them

their their people fell

from ropes and were out of

the games now they have the

big crash mats like things

have happened in the past

where they've responded

appropriately and now it is

much much safer this was a

tragic event that everybody

is hopefully going to learn from

I wish someone didn't have

to die to learn the lesson,

but we need more lifeguards in the water.

We need more.

You know,

I watched some of the behind the

scenes of the NorCal

classic and they made all

the swimmers wear a

personal flotation device.

Yeah.

that they drug behind them.

There are,

there are solutions to this problem.

I wish Lazar didn't have to

die for us to get to this point, but I,

I have to trust in the

track record of what

CrossFit has done in the

past that they will make

changes to make that safer.

And right now they're

getting rid of all open

water swims anyway.

I've watched a lot of other

events where I didn't think

the athletes were very safe.

And I think that while you

may have issues with CrossFit,

and I understand where some

people felt like Castro

lied to them and that

they're never going to

forgive him for that.

And I understand that.

But some of these other

events are not safe.

And everybody is bundling

this safety issue as their

big beef when I truly

believe the beef is other aspects of it.

Mm-hmm.

They're using Lazar's death

to try to have a platform

to get the change they want.

But the change is really for

another reason.

Yeah.

I think the same thing with, you know,

wanting Dave's head on the platter too.

I think most of the people

that are on that bandwagon

had issues with Dave in the past.

And you and I have worked

for big companies before, right?

Or like I work for the state of Ohio.

There are times you're not

allowed to say anything you

want to say because they have muted you.

And like it or not,

Berkshire owns CrossFit now.

And somebody died.

And their people are going

to tell you what you can and cannot say.

Yeah.

Um, James W says, felt like Castro lied.

He did lie,

called a misrepresentation if you want,

but he lied unless dozens

of athletes and coaches are

lying about what happened.

Yeah.

Right.

I was not present for any of that.

That's why I'm using looser terms.

Yes.

People are saying,

and Castro did come out and

admit that he

misrepresented or however he

wants to phrase it.

The truth in that matter.

I guess the feel like at this point is,

do you feel like that's a

deal breaker or not?

And we're going to find out

who feels that's a deal breaker.

Yeah.

And it'll be interesting to see, you know,

if there is a big fallout,

what other events are going

to step up to sort of fill

the void for those athletes.

Cause I don't think those

athletes are just going to

walk away from the sport necessarily.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I mean, there are alternatives.

You can make a lot.

If you're in it for the money,

there's plenty of places to

go make money.

Yeah.

And we'll cover it and we'll, you know,

talk about it and...

I just don't think there's

nothing right now presently

that brings the strength of

field together like the CrossFit Games.

And until there's somebody

else that does that,

that makes you feel the best of the best,

we're stuck where we are.

Yeah.

And the only other one I can

think of that brings the

best of the best is Rogue,

but that is dependent on

your scores at the other

place where the best of the best is.

Yeah, I think that's going to change.

Yeah, I don't know.

If Rogue is a major sponsor

of the CrossFit Games,

there is a business

relationship there that we

have to see how they feel

about the relationship or not.

Yeah,

but it doesn't mean that they can't

change the rules of their

invitation and they can

invite whoever they want.

They don't have to invite

the top twenty at the games.

They're not doing the games

any favors by doing that.

You know what I mean?

It's not benefiting CrossFit necessarily.

I don't know.

I think they can maintain

their business support for

the event and still do

their own thing at their own event.

Yeah.

I agree.

But if you saw Katie's interview this week,

she is very adamant that

they are not finding the

fittest on earth.

Right.

That is not what they are

trying to accomplish.

But what they are trying to accomplish,

they're doing a great job of.

They could easily swing into

something else if they wanted to.

Yeah.

And who's to say that that

concept doesn't need to be the standard?

right?

Like you can have events

like golf events where

there isn't just one big

culmination of who's the

best golfer in the world, right?

I mean,

you can look at stats and sort of

make assumptions,

but there isn't like one big event.

So who's to say that CrossFit has to have,

you know,

the biggest event where it's

crowning the fittest,

where it can't just be a

whole bunch of events where

people get first, second, or third and

you know, aside for yourself.

They do that in tennis, right?

You have clay court, you have grass court,

you have hard court and

there's not a world champion, right?

And you can be the best clay court player,

but maybe not the others or,

and why couldn't you have a

big four that you have the,

the strongest athlete and

you have the best endurance

athlete and you have the, you know,

we could, it could be done the same way.

I think we're years away from that, but,

um, and maybe this is the,

the straw that starts that down a road.

Um, we don't know.

We, we did get word this week that, um,

wills, um, WPF, is that what it is?

We're old.

Yeah.

It is, uh, going to be three events, uh,

to like preliminary events

and a championship.

We don't know what that's tied to yet.

No specific details on that.

But we do know that there

will be a three-event

season by athletes for

athletes is their tagline

now coming this season.

Corey,

tennis also has the Australian Open too.

They have a big four.

Yeah, it's a big four.

Right.

And golf has golf has like the skins.

That's like, that's like grid.

Right.

Yeah.

I like it.

We can do that.

Golf has four, two.

They have the masters.

They have the U S open.

They have the British open

and they have the PGA championship.

Not that it's the championship.

It's just always played at the PGA course.

Right.

I like it.

So in other news,

It was revealed accidentally.

And that's why we do live

shows and not prerecorded

because you have to depend on editing.

But not intended talking

fitness released an episode.

And at the very beginning of that episode,

before they were to have gone live,

they were recorded talking

and Tommy Marquez revealed that Katrin,

David's daughter is retiring.

And then Lauren actually

confirmed that in a

conversation with Presley,

who is at HWPO that has,

that video has since been

removed from YouTube.

But yeah,

you and I did a lot of

editing back in the day of

our episodes and I'm so

glad that that wasn't us.

Yeah.

Cause sometimes the stuff we

talk about outside of the

recording or the live, uh,

it should not make air and

that's what happened here.

And so apparently Katrin

after ten years of making

the games is hanging it up

to start a family.

Yeah.

Somebody made a joke that

it's not the first time

that they announced a

retirement early when they

talked about Tia's

retirement at the games in

twenty twenty one.

That's great.

Yeah, I don't I mean,

I don't know how you

accidentally leave that in.

I don't.

Yeah.

Did we record stuff like our

conversations before we

actually started our conversations?

I felt like.

We knew when someone was

hitting the button that that's the start.

I don't know.

Yeah, probably.

but they, they,

they actually have like a

production crew.

Right.

And so maybe they don't know

when the button is totally hit.

Yeah.

I don't know.

And they just lop off the

beginning and the ending.

I don't know.

I'm not in their, their camp.

But I know that I have

missed things in the middle

that I wanted to edit out

and forgot about it last

minute in a rush.

Yeah.

Back and do it after it's catastrophic,

but sure.

Yeah,

I think based on Katrin's Instagram

lately,

I think we all kind of assumed

that she was done competing

though because she's gotten

some enhancements done to

her body and we feel like

she's probably going to get

pregnant at some point.

I mean,

that's at least been some of the talk.

Yeah.

So good for her.

Good for them.

Corey said, watching the clip,

it felt intentional.

Sean gave them a countdown

after they talked about Katrin.

Yeah, I don't know how you miss that.

But some people like to show

that they know things

before everyone else knows things.

And I feel like there are a

lot of people in the space

that like to flex on that.

And,

and we are very good at not doing that.

We try

are there are a lot of

things that we've known

about that we haven't said

and you know like oh yeah

we knew or hey yeah we

talked about that or hey my

friend susie told me last

week yeah whatever yeah

nobody cares yeah yeah uh

so the next thing I wanted

to talk about real quick is

john young um if you didn't

see this he um got in

trouble with the united grid league um

And why I want to bring this

up is I am very anti-censorship.

I hate the cancel culture

and I hate censorship of people.

One,

John Young is one of the most tame

people on a mic for the CrossFit space.

guy doesn't even cuss like

he is very tame and when

you're on the air for two

hours inevitably as much as

john young is on the mic

hours after hours after you

are going to say something

that probably comes out

wrong or does not sound

right in the moment

It doesn't help that then

someone takes what you say out of context,

clips it together in a way

that makes it even sound ten times worse.

And that guy is a douche.

Tom Sroka doing what he did

was complete being an asshole.

He was an asshole about it.

He had an agenda and he went after it.

I,

there are a lot of people that say a lot

of bad things on the internet,

but John Young is not one

of those people.

And the fact that they,

he has a goal of trying to

compete in the grid league next year,

and they're trying to take

that away from him.

And I find that repulsive.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Last night on The Spin,

Brian Spin put a link to

the main sponsor of Grid League, Olipop.

And the way they're trying

to show support for John,

because Olipop doesn't want

to associate with them and

is trying to pull back away

from Spin and all this kind of stuff,

is to buy merch and say, there's a place,

like, where did you hear about us?

And I wrote, I'm supporting John Young.

And so what they...

they're doing is there's a

link on their episode last night.

If you click on that link,

you can support John by

buying some of it to show

that he is not a detriment to,

to them advertising,

but actually could be an enhancement.

Genius.

Um, and so if you want to do that,

go over to the barbell spin.

If you support John,

I'm not saying you should.

I,

I believe in that people should not be

censored.

I believe in turning the channel.

If you don't like what you're hearing,

flip to the next station.

There's plenty of shit to

watch on the internet.

Trust me.

And, and lots of stuff to get offended by.

If you know, if you're looking for it,

that's what you're into for sure.

Yeah.

But,

Calling someone bald and

calling someone big mama

where I grew up would have

not even registered.

I'm a big guy.

There's no hiding that I am a big guy.

When I'm working out,

I get called big guy or

look at that big dude or whatever.

And

doesn't offend me I'm not

hiding anything put on a

skinny suit and hide from

it all I'm a big guy that's

how people are going to

identify me um and if

that's what offends you my

gosh like I guess

You're entitled to be offended, but my God,

that's awful.

People say that I'm just

beautiful all the time and

it's just exhausting.

And it's just, you know,

I keep trying to tell people like, hey,

mind your business.

Don't be so rude.

I don't know how you deal with it.

I just take it on the chin.

It's fine.

Yeah.

It's got to be rough.

Got to be rough.

So the last thing I wanted

to talk about real quick is

Gabby Magawa announced that

her Achilles is back together.

Oh, fun.

So just a big, big old strain, I guess.

No, no, no.

She had surgery.

She had the surgery.

Mentally, she feels whole again.

And I don't,

I think that's a cool like concept.

Like,

Like an interesting thing

that she was going through.

Like she didn't feel

together or whole until that was fixed.

And now that it's fixed mentally,

it's moved her past a step.

Good.

But yeah,

it's in her story if you want to

check it out.

She looks like she still

might be under some pain, sedation stuff.

But it's a cool little thing

on her story talking about

that it's been fixed and

she's ready to move on.

Do we think that Gabby and

Roman are going to be ready for the open?

No way is Gabby ready for the open.

Yeah.

Roman, maybe.

I mean, I don't think,

I don't know what's totally

wrong with him.

Yeah.

I just know torn Achilles.

Like I got really close to

check Chelsea Nicholas who

ruptured her at the twenty

three CrossFit games.

And like her doctor said, yeah,

you can start back to stuff in a year.

In a year.

But it's not completely

healed for eighteen months.

Okay.

So I'm curious to see how,

how Roman rehabs his torn labrum.

I'm sure he's got better

resources than Charlie and

I had when we recovered from ours.

So.

Yeah, I, I thought it was a foot.

So I like,

that's how out of it I am with Roman.

Oh yeah.

I think he has a torn labrum.

Okay.

Like,

like me and he has the Charlie cat

surgery,

but he had it already when we're

assuming.

So we'll see.

Yeah, true, Corey.

Corey says the Open is one thing,

semifinals is another thing entirely.

True.

But got to do the Open first.

Yeah,

we don't even know what the season is

to know what you have to be ready for.

Yeah.

I've heard so many rumors.

I don't even want to get

into it until if it's

coming out tomorrow because

I've heard so many

different versions of what

the season may end up being.

Mm-hmm.

I don't know.

So...

Hi, Dense.

Yeah,

we don't even know what they're

getting ready for.

Yeah, Jenny's in the chat.

Hello.

Her latest Dense update is

all about what we just

talked about with the

release of the news and

some Hiller stuff.

Corey's flexing.

Whatever, Corey.

Corey,

we don't even know what the format is,

dude.

um next week is thanksgiving

what's happening we're not

we're not going to be on

next thursday yeah and the

bears play at so oh okay

that's what you'll be doing

that's where I will be um

I'm gonna try to smush some

people in my apartment for

dinner uh let's talk

offline maybe we'll do a

wednesday show or yeah a

black friday show

Either one.

I'm actually thinking about,

and this is when I'm going

back to the days when we

used to have our meetings on, on live.

I'm actually thinking about

going into the next year

after we find out like what the season is,

what we're looking at is

doing an everyday lunch show.

Cool.

Just checking in.

Yeah.

And then bring maybe some of

our friends on like Corey

or Jenny or some of these

people just to chat.

But I don't want it to

necessarily be CrossFit based.

Right.

Just life based.

Yeah.

What's that going to do for

your lunchtime workouts though,

Mr. Schweitzer?

Oh, that is a good point.

I'm just brainstorming.

Well,

and you wouldn't have to be on all of

them.

Maybe I could run a couple.

I don't have to be on all of them at all.

The plan was,

it was just to have something

like every day for people

to come check in at lunch.

Yeah.

Um, as long as we can eat on air,

I'm fine with that.

Well,

we could even call it lunch with the

crew or.

Yeah.

Ever bring your food and.

Brown bag.

Yeah.

Uh, but it's just a thought.

Yeah.

So.

Okay.

All right.

I got a one o'clock.

I could do it live on my assault bike.

You could.

Hold on.

I've got to clean this.

Three hundred and eighty

five pounds in my dreams.

I eat at my desk every single day to Corey,

but not when we're on air.

That's the problem.

But if we could, if I could eat on air,

I'm all for it.

Yeah.

When you eat on air,

it's amazing how many

trolls come out of the woodwork.

Right.

Those people that suffer

from whatever that phobia is,

they can't stand like the chewing or.

Remember one time I had like

a Stanley Cup.

Or any of that stuff.

But chew on camera and we

get eighty seven comments.

Yeah.

It is crazy.

Remember I had the Stanley

cup with like a metal straw

and someone was like, Oh dear God,

what does that take?

Take your cup away or something.

I'm like, dude, so,

so much chicken and rice.

Yeah.

Yeah.

All right, guys.

We will catch everybody next time.

We will post something up

about when we'll have the show next week.

We'll check on everybody's

schedule and see how we can do that.

But if we don't see you before then,

happy Thanksgiving.

And we'll see everybody next

time on Clydesdale Media Roundtable.

Bye, guys.

Bye.