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What is going on, everybody?
Welcome to Lunch with the Clydesdale.
It is Wednesday,
and Wednesday means we go Cajun,
and that's why Corey is here.
We are cooking Cajun with
Corey on a Wednesday.
Yes, we are.
And if you didn't laugh at
the cartoon of Corey riding a bison,
I don't know what I'm doing.
Right, yeah, no.
I did.
I just don't know what I'm doing, man.
I did.
I throw stuff in the chat, GBT,
and that's how I make my thumbnails.
I'm in Montana, and I was like,
what can I do Montana-ish that's funny?
Corey riding a bison popped in my head,
and there it is.
It's a beautiful thing.
It's a beautiful thing.
Little known fact, I would ride a bison.
You are one, I am not another.
No way, no how, man.
There's an old, like, you know, people do,
like, voiceovers and stuff for, like,
old shows or whatnot, make it funny.
There's a thing called Guy on a Buffalo,
and a dude, like, sings a whole song.
It's some old movie or TV
series or something, but it's some dude,
and it was, like,
in the probably supposed to be set in,
like,
the late eighteen hundred or
something like that.
So some dude looks like Daniel Boone.
But he is legitimately
riding a buffalo and run around, like,
saving people and whatnot.
And there's a song that goes with it.
And, oh, my God, it's funny.
It's a guy on a buffalo.
Trent Olive,
I can see Corey wrangling a
gator and taking it for a ride.
I don't mess with alligators.
Here's why.
They can swim a hell of a
lot better than I can.
And nine times out of ten,
they're in the water.
I've seen Corey swim.
I can back that story up one
hundred percent.
Yeah, absolutely.
Not a great swim.
Working on it.
Going to swim in the warm water.
I want to tell this story real quick,
Light,
because you will appreciate the
ever-loving shout of this.
So Saturday morning,
we had the nine eleven
heroes run for Travis Manion Foundation.
five K ruck or just, you know, five K run,
whatever.
I did the ruck version with my vest.
And so, you know, we went and did whatnot.
I had to get my little one,
my seven-year-old, my daughter,
my light of my life,
the maniac that lives in my house.
to softball practice so like
we got done hung out for a
little bit and then had to
jet out well turns out I
came in second in my age
group cool right so the
next morning I'm showing
jameson my middle and I
said hey daddy got this for
coming in second yesterday
at the run that we went to
and she said you got a
medal and I was like yeah
so she goes in her room
She comes back with the
medal that they gave her
for the U-Five soccer that
she did a couple of years ago.
And she said, well,
what did I get this for?
And I said, well,
they gave you that just for
participating in the season.
And she looked and went.
And as she's turning around, she said,
that's no reason to get a medal.
We didn't put it back in her room.
Look, I'm punching the air, dude.
Like, my heart grew fucking four sizes.
Oh, my word.
Like,
I'm having a pretty good parenting week.
Like, she said,
that's no reason to get a medal.
You know what, baby?
You're damn right.
That is what you're right.
That is no reason to get a medal.
Proud of her.
That's cool.
That's cool.
Yeah.
Yeah.
So,
I've been so out of touch with CrossFit.
I'm
And all week I've been
trying to watch videos, right?
Watch YouTube, whatever.
And nothing's coming up on my screen.
And I'm searching like
different podcasters in the
space and nothing's coming up.
And I'm like,
what in the world is going on?
And so this morning I
discover that the people
who own the Airbnb have the
Wi-Fi restricted to like
kids only programming.
The whole Wi-Fi.
And so, like,
I have not been able to catch
up on things unless I click
off of Wi-Fi and use my
cell service to bring in the internet.
So I've had to switch
everything over this morning.
And I finally,
finally caught up on some stuff.
But good gravy.
I'm like,
did everybody get blocked on YouTube?
bro I literally was
searching people and there
nothing was coming up yeah
can't find nobody did
everybody get kicked off at
the same time like what
kind of coordinated is that
I better check for uh
hidden cameras yeah yeah it
was I well I knew that we
have so we're in this
airbnb right and in montana
all the houses are tiny
they're like little I don't
know how to describe like
They call this a bungalow,
but like all the houses are this way.
There's a little two bedroom,
one bath houses.
And so when I was trying to
hook up like an airplay to the TV,
I noticed there were other
things on the list of
options that were not in this house.
And I was like, oh,
so we're on a shared thing
for like multiple houses.
No wonder I'm not getting
any like fast downloads and uploads.
and having to do everything
on five G cause me and
everybody else is trying to
use this in at the same time.
Um,
I understand my work does that
sometimes there are times
my YouTube is set to a
restricted mode and I can't
watch certain video
channels on my work computer.
Yeah.
But your work that makes a
little bit of sense.
So I'm here on vacation.
Yeah.
I'm at an Airbnb.
Right.
But I paid for it.
That's fantastic.
It's insane.
So I,
I dove into a couple of things this
morning and I got a message
from another media company
in the space this morning
saying I was semi mentioned in something.
So I've been diving around and I,
and I do want to discuss
some of those things.
The first thing I watched
the coffee pods and what's
with Dallin pepper.
And I really liked Dallin a lot, man.
Like he just,
And he gets it.
I think he just gets it, right?
That we have a job, they have a job,
and it may not be the ideal
thing you want people saying about you,
but he gets it.
And he used the word annoyed,
not like bullied, not to your campaign.
that's fair.
Like,
I feel like the way he characterized
it was fair.
Like absolutely.
I could see if I was in his shoes,
it could be annoying
because anything you do is
going to get scrutinized,
but that's part of being a
professional athlete.
Well, we're all annoyed by things.
Like I watch stuff and I get
annoyed watching.
And it doesn't mean I
dislike that person or that channel.
No, it just means in that moment,
I got annoyed by something.
Right.
But the thing that, um,
And we're going to bring up the WFP,
which means I'm probably
going to get negative
comments and all that kind of stuff.
Just wait for it.
But he did bring up what he
believes the pay structure
is going to be like.
And this is one thing that if it is true,
what he believes to be true
is in fact going to happen.
I think it's the best thing
that they've done.
And that is the pay
structure for the contracts
next year is based on your
finish from this season.
So if you win the WFP,
you get the highest
contract going into next season.
And then it is tiered down
just like a like the games
do their payouts for first year.
Right.
It's done in the same manner.
And if that is what they're doing,
that's big kudos to WFP.
That is that is an incentive
based performance based
payout that makes sense.
Good on them if that's what they're doing.
I don't know if you noticed or not,
but you just said something
positive about them.
I'm doing the positive sandwich, man.
Because I'm about to go off a little bit.
Okay.
I'm waiting for this.
So I get a DM from Barbell Spin.
Asking me about or telling
me to stop spreading rumors
and doing a smear campaign
against the WFP.
And I'm like, what are you talking about?
Like I'm on, I'm on vacation.
I don't,
I don't even know what you're
talking about, dude.
And that's before I realized
I'm on restrictive mode.
Yeah.
So he says,
go to the WFP newest thing and
check it out.
And.
this minute, that minute, whatever.
So in that, they asked him, Seth Jumpship,
who pretty much took over
the whole interview and did
an awesome job,
was interviewing Will Moran,
and he asked him about the
exclusivity rumor that was out there.
And Will said that those are lies,
it was a smear campaign,
and it was just somebody
trying to get clicks.
Well,
That rumor started here on this show.
And I did say in that
statement that it was a rumor, right?
Five percent.
You made that clear several times.
Right.
I was not trying to start a
smear campaign.
And as you all know,
I want the WFP to succeed
because if they can find a
way to make this work,
it means good things for
all of us moving forward.
The other part of it is the
sources I had on this
were multiple they and they
are not connected and they
said the same thing and
they will I would consider
a really good source at the
very least right
trustworthy so and then will goes on
me do not care about the
well-being of the athletes
they just want to bash them
they want to get clicks so
what I want to say is if
you if you are out there
doing a sport in the public
eye you are setting
yourselves up to be judged
you are setting yourself up
to have criticism
That is why people get
passionate about things,
and that's why there is
money to be earned in that sport.
So it's my internet that's going bad.
Yeah, I am really,
really – I'm really
struggling here because I
don't have Wi-Fi.
It's way better than – Way
better than what?
It's way better now.
You kind of broke it up a little bit,
but it's much better now.
If you're in the public eye
and you're trying to earn
money in the public eye
doing public things,
you're going to be judged.
You're going to be scrutinized.
And then Will said something
about you don't care about
their mental health.
If this is going to sound
super insensitive because
I'm a strong believer in
strong mental health and
like I go to therapy myself, you know,
it is what it is.
But if being an athlete and
being judged for your athleticism
is going to give you mental
health problems maybe this
isn't the the career for
you that's that's yeah um
and and this is not to make
light of mental health and
I think actually his
statement makes light of
true mental health issues
one million percent you are
playing a game
And you were earning money for that game.
That should not be a mental health issue.
You should know that that comes with it.
But I want to flip it back
on the positive side.
People like Dallin and Jason
who are embracing the media
and who are actually using
the media for their own benefit.
because they create their own narratives.
They control their own
narratives because they
either defend themselves,
make a joke about it, or do what,
or get out in front of it.
They are winning in this
current climate because of that.
It's,
I know there's a lot there
and I probably ranted in
different directions.
There's a lot there,
but mind and body is connected, right?
He's supposed to be the
fittest athletes in the
whole world on the face of the planet.
Like literally the fittest on earth.
That is the title.
And granted WFP does not
crown the fittest on earth.
They crown the world fitness
project champion or whatever the hell it,
whatever the hell it's called.
But.
We all know who they are.
We all know what they are.
So the fact that you're
worried about their mental
health because somebody
might have said something
negative somewhere on the internet.
How soft is that?
When people, like you said,
have legitimate actual
mental health issues.
That argument is so overblown, overdone.
I know people that have real
mental issues.
like actual mental stuff going on.
And that lessens that so
much when I hear about some
athlete who heard somebody say something.
And let me say this too, um,
ninety percent of what I
saw spin post either this
morning or last night,
Uh,
because this morning he had showed the
Google, uh,
search or whatever it was at
WFP and that had CrossFit
and like just showed what the hump was.
And that's all it was.
We're just showing, Hey,
this is what the popularity
of people searching for CrossFit is.
This is what the popular people.
And he's getting lit up in
the comments because all
you just posted negative stuff.
It's not negative or positive.
It's just a thing.
If you're looking at it as
in saying that it's negative,
that's putting it on you to say, well,
my thing is not as popular
as the other thing.
So in my view,
what you just posted is negative.
And I'm going to come at you for it.
That's so silly because it's
literally just statistics.
It's the news.
It's, hey,
this is what it looked like in here.
This is what it looked like in here.
The VFP with three events
culminating in a
championship is positioning
themselves to be on the
level of the games, right?
I mean, you can't deny that.
You're looking at it, that's what it is.
We got two events that lead
up to this championship.
CrossFit has the open
semifinals and the championship, right?
So to compare the two things,
even if we're in year
twenty and they're in year one,
that's a natural thing that
people are going to want to do.
If you don't like the statistics,
that's fine.
Be better at your stuff.
Be a better fan, promote them more,
get them more popular, do more stuff.
But don't come at the people
who are just saying, Hey, here's what,
here's what happened here recently.
Like that is so insane to me.
I train all of with facts, not feelings.
Yeah.
It is natural that any new
entity coming into a sports arena, right?
Back in the eighties,
when the USFL started up against the NFL,
you compared the USFL's
numbers to the NFL.
When Live Golf came in and
stole golfers from the PGA Tour,
they were doing case
studies of the ratings
between a Live Golf event
to the PGA events, right?
That's going to happen in whatever you do,
right?
I mean, for years we've even,
before WFP even existed,
Wadapalooza's numbers
compared to CrossFit's
numbers on streaming.
People looked at those numbers.
It's been happening for years.
This is not a direct attack on you,
the WFP.
You put yourself in this
position by coming in and
competing against the
CrossFit Games season.
You said we can do a
structure that makes more sense, right?
Yeah.
And we think we can do it
better than CrossFit, which is fine.
I think that's a valid argument.
But don't get upset when
then people are comparing
your results to what existed before.
Right?
That's natural.
It doesn't matter what it is.
Like you said, the golf thing, the USFL,
if a new racing league
started tomorrow that was
going to be in direct
competition with NASCAR,
and instead of turning left,
they turned right,
it would be all over ESPN and every,
you know,
Fox Sports and everywhere else
for months on end,
comparing the two things,
because they're similar but different.
I mean...
All right, this is going to take a minute.
So Lex,
you can be an athlete and have
mental health needs.
It doesn't exempt them based
on the career they choose.
It's not being soft to have
mental health concerns and
discrediting someone else's
mental health issues versus
someone else is not a good look.
I'm not, I am saying the exact opposite.
I'm saying that there are
true mental health needs,
but if you're going to be a
public figure in the limelight,
you have to know that with
that comes criticism and
judgment and I just felt
like that when if you
already know that and
you're complaining about
what is known it's making
light of other people going
through true hardships
And I'm not saying athletes
don't go through hardships.
There are other hardships in
life that they can be
fighting through and going through,
and I completely understand all of that.
But to say because I said
there's going to be
exclusivity in the sport
next year or because the
lighting is bad at your event,
that that's creating mental health issues,
I think that's where the
statement gets to be
overblown and doesn't make sense.
I mean, like I said,
I see a therapist once
every couple weeks.
I have my own mental
struggles that I go through.
Everybody.
Everybody has them.
And I'm not trying to
discredit anybody who might
have some who happens to be
a professional athlete or even a, quote,
professional athlete.
What I'm saying is that
that's a horrible excuse to try to,
because you're making
comparisons to one thing to another.
That's a horrible reason to
go after somebody to just use that.
Well,
what about the athlete's mental health?
What about it?
Are they doing okay with it?
Are they taking steps to correct it?
Are they doing what Scott
does and go and see a therapist?
Or are they just complaining about it?
Or even worse,
are you just complaining
about it for them?
Because that's not helpful either.
I think I think that if if
Will cited specific things in the media.
Instead of doing the blanket,
the media is awful because they do X,
right?
And that's what happens.
It's these blank targets.
I know personally that every
time I talk about it,
I get attacked from people
that are big supporters of the WFP.
And in most cases,
I say a constructive
criticism of how to make it better or
I am trying to support them.
We've gone over this a hundred times.
I don't want to go down this road again,
but it just... It's the
same thing over and over again.
You can't win.
In a situation like that,
there's nothing you can do
because no matter if you
come on and you just be
positive and just say things and, oh,
and they're just figuring
it out as they go along and whatnot.
then they're just going to
be all placated and happy
and then never going to
hear anything negative, not negative,
constructive.
You don't want friends like that, right?
You don't want friends telling you, oh no,
Scott, it's fine.
It's absolutely fine.
No, whatever you're doing.
Oh, you started doing drugs.
Oh no, I'm sure it's fine.
I'm sure it's fine.
I'm sure it'll be okay.
I don't want friends in my life like that.
I want people who's going to
hold me to the standard and
try to help me to be better.
And from day one,
And I know we've said this a
million times now.
I feel like we've been
talking about this for two
months at this point.
From day one,
you out of everybody else has been, hey,
I want this to work.
I think this is a good thing.
And everybody else was kind
of and you want to give
them a fair shake to begin with.
And as it has gone by and
they've repeatedly shot
themselves in the foot.
For whatever reason that has come by,
then your view specifically
has switched around a little bit.
That doesn't mean you still
don't want to succeed,
but you're just being honest.
That's the part that drives me bananas.
It's like I can't just call
it like I see it.
That part drives me nuts.
They don't want to hear that.
And sometimes maybe I'm just
too connected to different
groups in the space.
Hearing what some of the
volunteers went through,
hearing what some of the
employees went through on
tour stop one and were let
go before tour stop two has
really jaded me in some of
those respects because I don't know.
I don't think they are
willing to take constructive criticism.
And if you're not with them,
you're against them,
and they just shut you out.
Great.
And here's one more piece of
constructive criticism.
So in that podcast,
Will explained that they
were going to expand the
tour's stops next year
and maybe even more after
that and that eventually
they would look at a system
where they would take like
your three best finishes to
get your point total to
qualify you for the final
event wherever that may be
this year it's in
copenhagen then they also
talked about doing away
with the challenger
division and make a deeper
pro field which is happening next year
my only constructive
criticism about that is I
think we found in the
crossfit space that like a
forty person field was not
as um enjoyable as a thirty
person field because of the
number of heats you want to
create this deeper field
but if now you're going to
give people the options to
take tour stops off because
only their top three scores count
that field is is not going
to be as deep and as strong
as people are taking time
off and the risk they're
really going up against is
if you have twenty of those
thirty athletes or forty
athletes I don't they he
did not give a number right
competing in the crossfit
game season most likely
there's a tour stop that's
going to affect that season
more than any other and
that tour stop you're going
to show up with none of your top athletes
Unless they have chosen to
forego the CrossFit game
season and just do the WFP season.
And I think that,
and this is where I think
like their mind may be
working in the right direction,
but they're not to a place
where they have built their
following for that to make sense yet.
I'd agree to that.
that it's like they want
everything at once right
like just give me all the
things let's do all things
all things at once and I
just for me personally um
if it would have been
We're having an event.
This is what we're calling it.
And not being, oh,
and we're adding this thing.
Like, hey,
this event has grown so big that
we are going to do two events next year.
And one of them is going to
be a qualifier for the big event.
They're both going to be in person.
You can make money at it.
To where it's natural
evolution type stuff.
This just seems like
It's a, it's, it's for me personally,
it's almost a cart before
the horse type deal.
Like, okay, well now we've got three.
Well, next year we'll do four, you know,
with, with three stops and then a, a,
a final and then next year we'll do six.
And like, the more you expand that,
the more it overlays with the other,
with the other things,
like as somebody who competes,
I've only got so many
competitions in me a year.
Like the body can only take
so much before people are
going to start getting hurt,
before people are start going, you know,
having nagging injuries
that just roll over into, into,
and then into, and then into.
And there's a whole lot of
CrossFit athletes out there,
but I don't know if there's
enough to support and to
put out a decent product
that people are actually
going to want to pay to see.
Does that make sense?
Like for everybody that
drops out of the crossfit
season for the elites,
there's somebody there
waiting to pick it up.
But the reason that that
person is there to pick it
up is because the person
that was in front of them
was way better and is just
out for whatever reason.
I hear you.
I do think they had to show
a different season
structure because that is why –
that is why they created
this to show that it can be
done differently and more
effective um but I think
they just they tried to put
too many things in place in
the first year like they
should not have tried to
create an affiliate system
they should not they should
have focused on the one
thing if you're going to do
that down the road
establish yourself as this
first and then build on to it don't just
keep throwing spaghetti
noodles against the wall
and seeing which things sticks.
Yeah.
You know, just David Reed.
I would rather focus on the
games masters then if I'm
bored of the WFP.
And that's probably where they're at.
Like,
but there are some people that are
disgruntled with CrossFit
and that they went all in
as spectators to the WFP.
And there are a group of
people that do want that to
succeed more than anything.
So, yeah,
there's a group of us that have
been in the CrossFit space
for a long time and are
here to support CrossFit
and hope that they do things better.
But we've been very critical of them.
There's another group that
have been so critical of
them that they've teared off.
They're gone.
And they were looking for an alternative.
They're all in on WFP.
I know that because they'll
be in my comments tonight
telling me how wrong I am
about these takes.
That's fine.
That's their choice to do so.
It's okay to like a
different flavor of ice cream.
It is.
It makes me think this
flavor of ice cream will still be here
Like we're not going anywhere.
So come on back.
Not a big deal.
We'll still be here.
Yeah.
I think that the WP kind of
became rocky road.
They just threw the kitchen
sink of stuff into it and
they weren't ready.
They didn't process
everything before they did.
Speaking of comps, Mr. Mark Moss,
we'll go ahead and read that first.
Oh, yeah.
I want the WFP to succeed
for the athletes like Fish
and Ibarra who get no
income from the game season.
It helps them make some money.
I think it's good.
I do.
That's one thing that
CrossFit has done bad, poorly.
You did not get paid.
You got paid more for an
open finish than you did
for a semifinal finish,
which makes absolutely no sense.
sense no but uh speaking of
mark moss the founder
chairman of the board ceo
all that stuff of uplift
everybody knows and loves
more they were putting on
he's trying to find their
first ever competition and
apparently he texted me I
just saw it I saw him come
in there uh earlier uh they
had a competition
that they've been trying to put on, uh,
actually it was on his
second date in November and
it just got canceled.
That's terrible.
There's all the profits
we're going to be going to
suicide prevention,
which is our mission to begin with.
Mark, that sucks, dude.
Sorry to hear that.
I'll call you later, brother.
Yeah.
Mark's a great guy.
Uh,
Sorry that that happened to him.
Sucks.
Back on this, Lito, to be honest,
I think the only issue with
WP is that they're just a comp,
but trying to be more than a comp.
I think that's kind of it.
They should have just been
chocolate ice cream,
and instead they threw
marshmallows in the mix.
They threw some kind of nut in there.
They threw some chocolate chips in.
then it just became muddied
right and it is I think
that is the biggest problem
um david reed says are the
wfp supporters welcome back
if that fails I believe so
I will welcome them back absolutely
I don't have hate in my heart for anybody,
dude.
Look, go do other stuff.
I feel the same way about
fitness in general.
Like, I like to poke fun at people,
namely Doug Reed's wife, Judy,
for her Orange Theory days
before she started over here, right?
But if you are doing something
To take care of yourself.
I don't care what it is.
Good on you.
God gave you one body.
Take care of it.
Right.
Big fan, big fan, all that same thing.
If you want to go and watch, uh,
what is it?
The international IFF.
F is that right?
Yeah.
I have three.
Awesome.
I've seen some of their stuff on online.
It's kind of hard to follow
because there's one big
camera and I think they
were speaking some language I don't speak,
but.
Good.
Like if that's what you like, hey, bro,
more power to you.
It's not for me because I
can't follow it just
because I have no idea what's going on.
Right.
But if that's what you do,
I got one of my real good
friends does Gridley and I
try to watch it when I can.
Again,
hard for me to follow because I
don't know all the rules
and all the good stuff.
But if that's what they want to do,
fantastic.
It looks fun.
If y'all want to follow the
WFP in their entire season, awesome.
Make it happen.
We need to lift up Megan here.
She's in a cut and we have
to stop talking about ice cream.
So we will support our listeners.
Megan,
we will stop because we want you to
succeed in your cut.
So good on you for being strong.
And like Lex says, get a Ninja Creamy.
Then you can make your own
and you don't have to,
you can put like protein in
there and you don't have to
put all the fatty stuff in there.
I am running out of room at
my house for kitchen gadgets.
I just bought, you gotta laugh at me.
I just bought a rice cooker
like three weeks ago.
We've been making rice on
the stove for the past five years.
And we bought like the big ginormous one.
And that was the big question is like,
okay, where are we going to put it?
Because we got that in the
air fryer and a slow cooker and, uh,
got a fry daddy at my house somewhere.
Like it's all the things.
Yeah.
I, um, I have one, I broke down.
I love it.
Yeah.
I only use it maybe once a month now.
Um,
but I can make a healthy version of ice
cream.
It gets me that flavor and
then I can move on.
You just substitute protein powder?
You just put your protein powder in there?
I don't know how it works.
It's a lot more complicated than that.
Usually, I use sugar-free Jell-O.
I use an oat milk and a protein powder.
There's some other stuff you
have to throw in to make it set up, but
There are recipes everywhere
on the Internet.
I am not.
I am not.
I'm not against it.
I'm a big fan of the stuff
that shall not be named
while I'm still here.
Jay Birch,
you just sprinkle like literally
it's like a teaspoon of the
Jell-O mix into it.
And all it does is it helps
it kind of firm up and it
gives some of the flavor to it.
And it's the Jell-O pudding mix,
not the Jell-O wiggly stuff.
Unless you're into the wiggly stuff.
Wiggly stuff gets you jazzed.
Follow me and choose that.
Milk and protein powder.
Mark, is that all you need,
really and truly?
I really do want one, dude.
Like I am a big fan.
Like I used to,
when I was doing RP back in twenty,
twenty eighteen,
I did my first cut with RP
and RP would make you not make you,
but you could have not.
What is it?
It's a different kind of.
It'll come to me in a minute, but anyway,
you can make like a pudding
with it and you put it in a
freezer at night.
That'd be my nighttime snack
before I go to bed.
And I always remember thinking, like,
if I had some sort of quick
ice cream machine type deal,
that would work a whole lot better.
And now there's this Ninja Creamy thing.
Cason.
That's it.
Amanda's got it.
Cason.
Cason pudding.
Yes, ma'am.
Yeah, I used to make that.
I'm not a pudding fan, though,
so that never... That's why
I was told in the freezer.
Like...
Throw it in the freezer for an hour,
like make it before dinner,
throw it in the freezer for
an hour or whatever.
Dude, that was jammed up.
Yeah, it is the RP stable.
Yeah.
So Tear Cup's coming up this weekend.
We're kind of running out of time.
I had it on the list to talk about.
I'm not going to be able to
watch a lot of it because
I'm going to be on a plane.
I'm going to say probably
because your internet's
restricted to kids though.
I'll be able to watch Friday
night maybe a little bit
and then I'm going to be on a plane.
It's Friday, Saturday, Sunday, right?
Correct.
I may try to catch up.
We'll be home Saturday night late.
And then I'll try to catch
up Sunday morning so we can
recap it all on Sunday
night CrossFit talk.
See what goes on there.
But, yeah.
So we'll talk about it.
I am, too.
I think it was funny hearing
Dallin talk about the lift and how, like,
if he has to go up against Guy,
does it even matter?
He said,
I don't know who's going to win that.
Yeah.
Um, and, and that's,
I think it's interesting though, though,
that like Olivia is there now and could,
she could actually compete with Tia, um,
on those lifts.
Uh, but you know, in my head, like,
I guess everybody has to be spread out.
I'd almost rather have
Olivia on like Isabel or
Grace because she would
crush that rather than the max lift.
Yeah, move and wait for time.
Move in large loads, long distances,
that type of deal.
Yeah, no, she's really good at that.
Hey, bro.
I thought he was a good Christian dude,
and now I think he's just hateful.
Hey,
I saw a stat about an hour before we
went on.
Go ahead and read that.
He said that I saw Spencer
Rattler and Caleb Williams
have close to the same stats this year.
thus far in the NFL.
Don't even make me go off
here because I... Spencer
is actually top ten right
now with two losses.
Top ten quarterbacks in the league.
He's like ninth with two losses.
Our defense is horrendous.
Are Grace and Isabel at the
regular weights?
I don't... It's not heavy, Isabel.
I know it's not like
Yeah, I don't.
But I don't think it's just
a regular weight either.
I think it's somewhere in between the two.
Yeah,
but I haven't seen a whole lot about
the workouts themselves.
I just I saw like obviously the team,
you know, the team drama.
Quotation marks, quotation marks,
quotation marks.
Yeah, I I had I can't do two screens.
And they have so many posts up right now.
I'm trying to pull it up at
least so I can see it.
The only show it is.
They don't have the weights listed.
Of course not.
No.
No weights listed.
Sorry, guys.
So just for argument's sake, we'll say no.
How about that?
It's one thirty six ninety seven.
There you go.
Now, Mark Phillips is on my list.
Everybody's coming after the Bears.
That's the only thing I've
been able to watch because
of my restricted access.
I get lots of Bears videos.
Lots of Bears videos?
I will say this.
The Chicago Bears.
Caleb, correct.
Not like Bears in the wild.
Not pull the Bears.
This is what I'm going to say about Caleb.
He's getting better every week.
If the receivers would run
the right routes,
his stats would be a lot better.
That's all I'm going to say.
And that's from watching
other show tape and
analysis from all of that.
We could say that same thing about Radler.
He had his receivers dropping balls, man.
Having said that, again,
the Saints have no defense, basically,
whatsoever.
So there's that.
An issue.
Frozen casing has been my
nightly staple for seven years.
Yep.
I think the last time I
actually had any casein
protein was two houses ago.
Which has been a minute.
That stuff, man,
you put too much in and it gets thick.
Thick, quick.
I'm going to leave with this.
Last night,
my daughter took us out to play Singo.
It's a bingo game with your
card is full of songs.
And a DJ plays music.
And when you hear your song,
you dab it off on your bingo card.
And last night's theme was,
Nineteen Eighty-Five.
And my daughter was
embarrassed that my wife
and I knew every single
song that was played.
What do you expect, Cory?
Good Lord.
I was fifteen years old in
Nineteen Eighty-Five.
a sophomore in high school,
of course I knew every
single song that was played.
And we still didn't win
because technology allows
these young kids to Shazam every song.
Dude, I was eight.
Is that right?
Yeah.
Yeah,
I was eight and eighty five and I
probably know all those songs.
Yeah, but it was a blast, man.
Just, like, singing along with the music,
and the crowd would sing
along to everything,
and it was just a good time.
And, yeah, people were six and eight,
negative six.
Mark was negative six and eighty-five.
Oh.
Mark's a great man.
Jay Birch was seventeenth.
So he's only two years older than me.
And let's say he's going to
graduate in eighty five.
Yeah.
He probably is.
His prom song was one of the
ones played last night.
Oh,
he would have been sitting there
singing along with my wife
and I. My wife would have my wife.
Fun fact is loves bingo, loves bingo like.
Anytime we get an opportunity to play,
she is down.
However, if it was a, it was a, it was a,
it was a, it was a, it was a, it was a,
it was a, it was a, it was a, it was a,
it was a, it was a, it was a, it was a,
it was a, it was a, it was a, it was a,
it was a, it was a, it was a, it was a,
it was a, it was a, it was a,
I have PTSD from this Murph,
so we can move on.
Moving right along.
I'm tired of hearing.
It was a really good time.
Dude, that sounds awesome.
For real.
That sounds awesome.
Awesome.
So with that, guys,
I'll be back tomorrow if I
can get some decent cell service again.
We'll see.
Throwing up prayers for you right now.
Because I can't do anything with Wi-Fi.
Apparently not.
All right, guys.
It's been a blast.
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