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what's going on everybody

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it's lunchtime lunch with

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the Clydesdale today we're

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cooking it up some cajun so

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how y'all are not bad my

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brother not bad it is

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graduation week at uh the

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learning residence so

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We had a band-based

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graduation or eighth-grade

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graduation or actual senior graduation?

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Senior, yes, sir.

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So last night was the – well, actually,

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let's back that up a little

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bit even further.

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So Sunday was Brody's

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girlfriend's graduation

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party this past Sunday.

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Last night was the band banquet.

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Tonight is just awards,

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like senior awards in general,

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and then graduation itself is –

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Friday.

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And then Sunday's Mother's Day.

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This is your second graduation of a child?

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Yep.

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I had to go through it once, man.

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Well, it's interesting.

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It's interesting.

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He's a good kid.

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He's a great kid.

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Got a couple awards last night.

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Missed out on one.

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I feel like he deserves...

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just for all the work he's

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done over the past four

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years of being in the band.

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But he is getting ready to

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get started being a college student.

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And where's he heading?

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LSU.

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Come on, dude.

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Go Tigers.

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It wasn't even a question for him.

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He enjoyed messing with my

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wife because he got –

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Once you start getting close,

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especially if you're in an

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organization like the band,

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you start getting letters

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from all over the place.

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He would get stuff from

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Northern Illinois State or whatever.

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He'd be telling Jennifer,

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it's where I'm going right here.

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She's like, no, you're not.

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Answer Meredith's question.

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No, he's not going to USL.

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Excuse me,

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ULL or USL whenever I was there

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or whenever I was in college.

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No, well, he's trying.

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So the golden band from

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Tiger Land is not exactly

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like you don't just walk on.

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There is an application process, tryouts,

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I guess you could say.

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And it goes over the course

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of a couple of different

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months or whatever.

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But he is one hundred

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percent going to give it his best shot.

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Try it out.

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he said even if not even if

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he doesn't make it he's

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gonna try to get into like

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there's percussion groups

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and stuff like that like at

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lsu and uh just be able to

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keep working on his craft

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and try again next year so

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yeah my daughter um she

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played in band all through

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high school went to ohio

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university which is not the

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buckeyes it's the actual

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first ohio university in the state and uh

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they they have what's called

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the marching one ten that

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do a lot of things

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yesterday um and she was

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gonna try out and then

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realize the commitment um

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during college and decided

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that her dream was to be a

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photographer not to be a

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saxophone player and so she

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uh she decided not to to

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make that commitment brody

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enjoys it um and I mean all

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his friends are in the band like

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know for the past four years

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our lives have revolved

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around him marching playing

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at football games marching

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season and then when they

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started doing concert band

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and then I mean last year

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they played at carnegie

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hall for christ sake with a

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symphonic band which was

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amazing um he just the

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golden man tiger land is a

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big deal at tiger stadium

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uh so it would be you know

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it would be awesome for him

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to do I mean he's not going

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to be saying he's not going

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to be you know

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growing up to be a drummer

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by any stretch of the

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imagination um he's getting

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the college of business as

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a matter of fact yeah as

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far removed from a musician

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as possible but gotta have

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dreams gotta have stuff to

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work towards so uh speaking

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about my daughter I talked

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to her last night she

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started a new job a week

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ago and last night she was

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uh shooting bees

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with a camera in both video

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and photography fashion.

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She works for,

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sells beekeeper equipment as

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one of their items.

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And so she went out and they

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were introducing bees to a new comb

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yeah and she videoed the

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process um and took

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pictures of the process to

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reintroduce bees to a new

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comb um and that's going to

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be out on their website

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soon okay and I was like

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that's really cool that is

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cool yeah so um super proud

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of her uh jody asked

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lunchtime how was your fast

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yesterday scotter did I

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miss the show no show yesterday um

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My wife had surgery

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yesterday and there's

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people asking about it in the chat,

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Meredith and Jay Burch and everyone.

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So I want to say that it went great.

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We were at the hospital at five a.m.

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So the four a.m.

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wake up call drove her to

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it's actually a surgery center,

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not a hospital,

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which was way nicer than

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the hospital we did last time.

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And we were home by eleven thirty.

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So I could have done the show,

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but I was exhausted.

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Flat out exhausted.

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The surgery went so well.

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All the PT she did on the

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first leg has paid off on

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the second leg because her

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new leg from January is strong now.

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And so she's able to push off.

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The only thing she can't get

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up on her own from is the bed.

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Everything else she can get up on her own.

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So I just have to help her

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out of the bed at night and

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in the morning.

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And when she lays down to

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elevate everything.

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Yeah, she's doing great.

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She's already moving around

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faster than before.

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Today,

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the nerve block was supposed to be done,

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but she's still doing pretty good.

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I tried to stay ahead on the

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pain meds yesterday so that

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when the nerve block let loose today,

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she would still be.

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Yeah, quite so bad.

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Yeah.

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But she's doing awesome.

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I'm betting she's back upstairs in a week.

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That's amazing.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Just because of how strong

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the new leg is from all the

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PT she's done.

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And you know, when they PT,

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they just like in CrossFit, you do,

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you stay balanced, right?

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So you do PT on the new leg,

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but they were doing the old

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trashed leg too.

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So when they did the surgery,

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that leg is stronger taking

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the new let the new knee now.

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Amazing.

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But just like, like Rihanna,

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she's titanium now.

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So, um,

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And she likes to remind me that,

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that she is full of titanium.

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Does that say she's got two titanium?

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Let me ask you something.

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All bullshit aside,

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going through the airport metal detector.

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She has a card.

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Really?

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She has to carry a card.

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I don't know enough people

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that have shit like that.

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Really?

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Yeah.

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I don't think it matters in

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the new version where you

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have to do the... But if

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you go through a metal detector,

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you have to... In New Orleans,

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once you actually get to

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the security place or whatever,

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they'll pull some people

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aside and just hit them

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with the wand and you can

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just go on through.

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Generally speaking,

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because there's only one security area,

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there's a whole lot of people there.

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That's why I was wondering.

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I was like,

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if she got hit with a wand, if that,

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if that team's going to go off,

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I guess it will.

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It's metal.

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It makes sense.

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Yeah.

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She,

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there's a medical card she'll carry

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that it says she has metal parts.

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Yeah.

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That's awesome.

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Yeah.

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But I'm glad she's moving around, dude.

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That's amazing.

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Good shit.

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Yeah.

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She's killing it, man.

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It's,

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weird thing is my doubt my

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dog gets squirrely whenever

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this happens so like he

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requires more assistance

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than normal but yeah yeah

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no more mris for her yep

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that would be pretty awful

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for that magnet to rip that

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right out of there I don't

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think about that that

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sounds terrible if you

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listen you go you can watch

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what she had done

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online just say total knee

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replacement yeah it is

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archaic how they do it they

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like to say cut it open

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it's not laparoscopic they

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cut it open cut it open no

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she's cut from probably two

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inches above the knee to a

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lot more below the knee uh

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probably four or five inches below

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and uh and it's all stapled

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up uh we take the bandages

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off tomorrow and then we

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redress it and unless it's

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done leaking if it's done

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leaking then she's we just

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give it open air but uh yep um

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Ken Walters,

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always the man of interesting facts.

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My wife had the first

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robotic knee surgery as a

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trial ten years ago.

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She was back to her job in

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forty eight hours.

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Local local news did a before,

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during and after filming it.

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I'm assuming it was like not

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the total replacement surgery, though.

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His total replacement,

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they like they cut the bone.

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then and attach the then the

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metal to the existing part

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of the bone and some of the

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video you see like a hammer

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just hammer and chill just

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beating on it goodness so

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I'm just reading birch's

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car happens to me every

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time I wear these sweats

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usually that I have metal

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keepers on the waistband

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strings I always get wanded

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I used to always get the pat down.

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So when I went from like

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five hundred pounds to two, whatever,

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I had all this like extra skin.

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And every time I'd go through the detector,

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I'd get pulled aside and

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get the pat down.

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Well, you carried underneath there.

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Nothing I wasn't born with.

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One time I got pulled into the back room.

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get out of here yeah it was

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never had that it sucked

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man and then I told my wife

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that um antonio and I are

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now married um yeah sorry

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uh he did things to me that

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we haven't done in years

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it's amazing how that works

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um seeing I get I don't do that I got

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wanted, but it was,

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and like trying to figure

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out what I had on me.

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Like I don't think it was in my pockets.

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I don't know what it's picking up.

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And there's no part of me that's metal.

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So I don't know what that is.

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But then last year I was flying,

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actually flying the MFC last fall.

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And I took,

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I thought I had taken

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everything out of my bag

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that would have set it off.

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Like the metal types of my backpack.

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But at the time I still had my snips and,

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that I kept in there if I

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need to change my rope on my jump rope.

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And so like,

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I'm sitting there waiting for

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my bag and I see him pull

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it off to the side and I'm going,

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what the shit is that?

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Like, what's going on?

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Not thinking at all.

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Lady's looking through it.

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She's going through every

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single pocket trying to

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figure out where it's at

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because it's a big bear complex bag.

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It's got eight hundred pockets on it.

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And she finally, she pulls out the rope,

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my jump rope that I thought

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I had taken out

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Cause I wasn't going to need it.

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And I was like, ah, that's my jump rope.

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Sorry.

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And then she pulled out the

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snips and she goes, well, what is this?

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And I said,

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that's actually a tool tool to

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actually work on the jump rope that I,

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yeah, exactly.

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Exactly.

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Bomb making equipment.

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And then with the, if you look at it,

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cause it's all called up

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every time I pick it up.

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Right.

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So you look at that through

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a fricking X-raying like, yeah,

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it looks like I'm fixing to

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do some dumb shit.

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Yeah.

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She put them back in my bag

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and sent me on my way.

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The rope and the cutters.

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I said, yeah, that's the tool.

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If the rope breaks,

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I need it to cut the cable

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and put anyone on.

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And she just kind of giggled.

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She's like, I put it back in the bag,

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zipped it back up for me,

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handed me my bag and went

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on down to the terminal.

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Back in the day, man,

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I always had blender

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bottles in my bag for protein shakes,

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for whatever I was doing at the time,

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right?

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And those spring balls said

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that they didn't know what

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to do when that first happened.

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I mean,

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I got my bag pulled all the time

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for those spring balls in

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the blender bottles.

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It's as non-dangerous as you

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could possibly imagine, right?

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Yeah.

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All right, man.

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So I want to get your opinion on this.

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Yesterday I was at the

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surgery center pulling up

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my Instagram and I see this

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and I know other people are

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talking about it now.

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Corey told me before we went live,

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but I have not been on

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anything CrossFit in twenty four hours.

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So I don't know what people have said,

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but I think this is it here.

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Yeah.

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Matt Torres sent an open

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letter to CrossFit athletes

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who competed in the online

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semifinal event.

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Starts off great.

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And listen,

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Matt's one of the best coaches

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in the business.

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His athletes are so successful.

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So successful.

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But this past weekend,

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you put it all on the line, your hopes,

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your dreams, months of relentless work,

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all condensed into five

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challenging workouts.

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When it was over,

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the questions started creeping in.

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Was it enough?

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Should I have trained differently?

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Did I execute the right strategy?

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Am I good enough?

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Then just when you thought

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the hard part was over,

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now comes public scrutiny,

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the noise from those who

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don't understand the fans

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that became critics,

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but also cheer when you win

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and swiftly turn on you on

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it for a cheap laugh or a

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moment of attention.

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CrossFit tried to create a

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system of public judging

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that is supposed to be helpful,

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but instead it's become a

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playground for people to

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behind keyboards and mics.

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Those people are quick to

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criticize with zero

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accountability and say that

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it's the best of the sport.

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But here's the truth.

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You guys get so effortlessly

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judged and you keep showing up.

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You're taking the mental and

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emotional beating and you're still...

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you still walk back into

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work to get better.

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You don't get to hide behind

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a screen or a microphone.

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You stand in the fire exposed and real.

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Here's what I know.

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You don't owe those voices a

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single second of your energy.

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Lean on the people who are

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truly in your corner,

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the ones who have seen the

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tears after the toughest days,

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the ones who've pushed you

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to get back up and when you

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wanted to quit,

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the ones who tell you the

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hard truth because they believe in you.

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This sport isn't just about

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who is the fittest.

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It's about showing up when it's hard,

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when it hurts,

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and when things don't go your way.

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You accomplished a lot this weekend.

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Hold your head high.

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The work continues.

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Matt Torres.

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So, first of all,

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Masters athletes already

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went through this process, right?

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And they didn't have the comment section,

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so it was real freewheeling

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on the Masters side.

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It was the straight-up Wild West, dude.

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What I want to say is,

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if you want to be a professional athlete,

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you are going to be judged.

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When I watch a Chicago Bears game,

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and my number one wide

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receiver drops the ball in the end zone,

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damn well I'm going to be

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bitching at him through the TV.

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I might say something on Twitter.

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I might say something on

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Instagram about how poorly

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that guy played.

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You...

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in eighty million bears fans

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right it happens in hockey

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it happens in baseball it

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happens in tennis it

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happens in golf how many

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meltdowns have you seen on

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the eighteenth hole of a

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golf tournament and then

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that person is on sports

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center for a week

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Scott, I am a huge soccer fan.

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Huge, huge soccer fan.

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They will make up a song and

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sing a song about you to

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you while you're still on

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the field if you do some dumb stuff.

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I've seen it happen.

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When did professional

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athletes become so soft?

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Social media.

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Period.

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He knows that there's a real

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easy solution.

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Turn it off.

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Or be Justin or be Matt and

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keep a file of everything

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that was said about you.

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Make it be the fire that makes you better.

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I understand.

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Before social media,

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Michael Jordan used to make

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up stories in his head

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about somebody that said

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something about him or

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about his mama or about

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whatever was going on in the meantime.

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That's a thing that happened.

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Yeah.

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To try to,

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to try to generate something

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like to make an emotional response,

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to make him better on the field,

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on the court.

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Excuse me.

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The fact of the matter is

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there are standards that

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are being implemented

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At least take into the line,

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if not trying to get over the line,

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to be as competitive as you can be.

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And if you're going to waver on that line,

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then you've got to be

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willing to take the

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criticism when you don't

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meet the standard.

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Every time.

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It just...

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I saw this yesterday and it

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just pissed me off.

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That's what sports is about.

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That's why these other

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sports are popular because

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people talk about them all week long.

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If an NFL team screws up, listen,

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the Bears screwed up a lot last year.

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The botched

00:20:02.098 --> 00:20:05.842
Hail Mary, the blocked extra or field goal,

00:20:06.241 --> 00:20:07.363
all the stuff that they messed up,

00:20:07.623 --> 00:20:08.624
that got talked about for

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seven days afterwards.

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But that's why the sport's popular.

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That's why there's eighteen

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shows on the Chicago Bears, plus ESPN,

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plus Fox Sports.

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They're still talking about

00:20:24.996 --> 00:20:26.477
Seattle not running the ball.

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And that was, what, six, seven years ago?

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Yeah.

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Like people are still.

00:20:35.846 --> 00:20:37.807
It's probably like ten, fifteen years ago.

00:20:38.567 --> 00:20:39.007
We get old.

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But you know what I'm saying?

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They're still talking about

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stuff like that today.

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Yeah.

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And it's you're going to get

00:20:49.628 --> 00:20:52.210
criticized no matter what

00:20:52.809 --> 00:20:54.890
about whatever goes on.

00:20:55.990 --> 00:20:56.411
Period.

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End of story.

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It doesn't matter if you're

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a professional athlete.

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If you're just at your job,

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your regular everyday job,

00:21:07.945 --> 00:21:09.426
not being a professional athlete,

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if you do something stupid,

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somebody's going to call you out on it.

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If you do something right,

00:21:15.088 --> 00:21:16.288
somebody might still call

00:21:16.308 --> 00:21:17.089
you out on it because they

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didn't think it was right enough.

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It's a fact of life.

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Let's go down through some

00:21:22.089 --> 00:21:22.849
of these comments.

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D. Reed,

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considering CrossFit has certified

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judges to look at videos online,

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it's not surprising that

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judges judge the videos.

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Good point.

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In the simplest terms,

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the judges are judging.

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Yeah,

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it's like... Welcome to being called

00:21:43.458 --> 00:21:44.317
a professional athlete.

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Talk to anyone.

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Exactly.

00:21:47.329 --> 00:21:47.869
Aaron Frazier,

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those closest to you should

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be the ones that challenge

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you and hold you accountable.

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I cannot stress that part enough.

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When I do anything online

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that requires like the last two years,

00:22:04.173 --> 00:22:04.333
you know,

00:22:04.353 --> 00:22:05.993
semifinal type stuff and whatnot,

00:22:06.334 --> 00:22:08.253
I know that the people that

00:22:08.334 --> 00:22:10.193
are judging me in person

00:22:10.413 --> 00:22:13.634
are there to hold me to the standards.

00:22:14.622 --> 00:22:15.582
To make sure.

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In everyday class,

00:22:17.222 --> 00:22:18.123
if you're not meeting the

00:22:18.163 --> 00:22:19.064
standard of a movement,

00:22:19.364 --> 00:22:21.144
your coach should be the one telling you,

00:22:21.625 --> 00:22:22.984
you are not doing it right.

00:22:23.806 --> 00:22:23.945
Yeah.

00:22:24.766 --> 00:22:25.786
You need to do better.

00:22:26.626 --> 00:22:28.507
And I've even had a coach, which is,

00:22:28.928 --> 00:22:32.009
I actually found this awesome, not, ooh.

00:22:32.489 --> 00:22:33.068
But anyway,

00:22:33.729 --> 00:22:35.289
take a video of me not doing it

00:22:35.349 --> 00:22:37.030
right to point out to me, see,

00:22:37.050 --> 00:22:38.391
this is where your hip crease is.

00:22:38.730 --> 00:22:39.951
This is where it needs to be.

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Yeah.

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Last Saturday,

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I was coaching a friend of

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mine for Saturday morning class.

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And he thanked me when he

00:22:50.002 --> 00:22:52.205
was done because he was doing thrusters.

00:22:52.246 --> 00:22:53.007
And I was like, hey, man,

00:22:53.366 --> 00:22:54.367
I need you to slow down

00:22:54.568 --> 00:22:55.490
because the first two,

00:22:55.529 --> 00:22:57.271
you are riding that line.

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And then once you kind of

00:22:59.054 --> 00:22:59.733
get into your rhythm,

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you actually go all the way

00:23:00.955 --> 00:23:01.876
down and come back up.

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Afterwards, he was like, thank you.

00:23:05.353 --> 00:23:07.452
He said, once I made the correction,

00:23:08.073 --> 00:23:09.753
I said, first of all, your feet got flat.

00:23:09.814 --> 00:23:11.094
Now you're not on your toes.

00:23:11.713 --> 00:23:12.314
He said, yeah.

00:23:12.453 --> 00:23:13.714
I felt like my ass was

00:23:13.755 --> 00:23:15.015
dragging the ground on the

00:23:15.035 --> 00:23:16.714
bottom of every squat.

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I was like, well, yeah.

00:23:18.135 --> 00:23:18.796
Because it was.

00:23:18.976 --> 00:23:19.776
Because you were actually

00:23:19.796 --> 00:23:20.395
doing it correctly.

00:23:21.797 --> 00:23:22.596
Andrew Sten says,

00:23:22.656 --> 00:23:23.656
soccer fans are the best.

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Love soccer chants during games.

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By the way, welcome to Wrexham.

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Season four is coming out in a week.

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That story is absolutely

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something off of the FIFA

00:23:36.183 --> 00:23:37.203
video game that they've

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been promoted in like, what is it?

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Three consecutive years.

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Don't say any spoilers, man.

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And that part, no,

00:23:44.846 --> 00:23:46.446
that part of it's on that

00:23:46.467 --> 00:23:47.166
part of it's everywhere.

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It's like part of the story now.

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D Reed says do not

00:23:52.749 --> 00:23:53.669
participate or do not

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participate in online

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events where you have to

00:23:55.450 --> 00:23:57.471
submit videos for the public to judge.

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Yeah.

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Don't play.

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Scott, I told you,

00:24:01.994 --> 00:24:03.237
one of my goals for this

00:24:03.297 --> 00:24:04.959
past CrossFit season was to

00:24:05.038 --> 00:24:06.320
not end up on a Hillary video.

00:24:06.340 --> 00:24:09.384
Period.

00:24:10.506 --> 00:24:12.468
I did not want to go log into my YouTube,

00:24:12.528 --> 00:24:13.450
look at my videos,

00:24:13.549 --> 00:24:15.352
and see bats in the comment section.

00:24:17.287 --> 00:24:21.410
We say that, but we're such a niche sport.

00:24:22.470 --> 00:24:23.810
It's such a small amount of

00:24:23.830 --> 00:24:25.752
the population that even sees those.

00:24:27.173 --> 00:24:28.855
Talk about an NFL player or

00:24:29.055 --> 00:24:29.934
a Major League Baseball

00:24:29.954 --> 00:24:30.756
player or a soccer player

00:24:31.096 --> 00:24:33.857
making the not top ten on ESPN.

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They take the ten best

00:24:36.239 --> 00:24:38.641
screw-ups of the week and

00:24:38.681 --> 00:24:39.601
make a top ten list.

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And everybody loves it.

00:24:43.344 --> 00:24:43.503
Yeah.

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And I am willing to bet that

00:24:47.391 --> 00:24:48.211
most of those guys,

00:24:48.271 --> 00:24:50.772
if they do end up on a not top ten list,

00:24:51.253 --> 00:24:52.273
are probably laughing about

00:24:52.334 --> 00:24:53.894
it because they can look at

00:24:53.954 --> 00:24:55.615
it and look at themselves and go, yeah,

00:24:55.836 --> 00:24:56.676
that was ridiculous.

00:24:56.777 --> 00:24:58.798
I can't believe I did that.

00:24:58.917 --> 00:25:00.218
Or, yeah, that was funny.

00:25:02.519 --> 00:25:04.320
Ken Walters, if you're an elite athlete,

00:25:04.401 --> 00:25:06.422
even identified as at a young age,

00:25:06.882 --> 00:25:07.942
someone always wants you to

00:25:08.002 --> 00:25:09.143
fail or critique you.

00:25:09.604 --> 00:25:10.544
It was the hardest thing we

00:25:10.584 --> 00:25:11.684
had to do as parents during

00:25:11.724 --> 00:25:13.685
our son's success in his hockey career.

00:25:14.824 --> 00:25:15.884
would take it a step further

00:25:15.903 --> 00:25:18.345
I when my daughter played

00:25:18.585 --> 00:25:21.365
soccer at eight there were

00:25:21.425 --> 00:25:23.346
parents yelling from the

00:25:23.406 --> 00:25:26.528
sidelines like it is just

00:25:26.728 --> 00:25:29.128
american sports at and I

00:25:29.148 --> 00:25:30.568
think it's even crazier in

00:25:30.648 --> 00:25:33.730
europe um if you look at

00:25:33.750 --> 00:25:34.871
the the things that happen

00:25:35.651 --> 00:25:37.530
um in the soccer matches

00:25:37.590 --> 00:25:39.192
over there but like

00:25:42.776 --> 00:25:43.096
People,

00:25:43.256 --> 00:25:45.317
the parents are the worst in youth

00:25:45.357 --> 00:25:48.180
sports at judging others

00:25:48.619 --> 00:25:49.661
and yelling and screaming

00:25:49.681 --> 00:25:54.724
from the sidelines.

00:25:54.765 --> 00:25:57.126
So my daughter played travel

00:25:57.146 --> 00:25:58.928
golf three years and or two

00:25:58.948 --> 00:26:01.150
years rather and played at

00:26:01.529 --> 00:26:02.611
her high school all four years.

00:26:03.612 --> 00:26:04.932
And after the first year,

00:26:05.752 --> 00:26:06.874
I went into it assuming that.

00:26:07.625 --> 00:26:08.846
which is probably a bad

00:26:08.885 --> 00:26:10.507
assumption on my fault,

00:26:10.547 --> 00:26:13.548
that if you're a parent and

00:26:13.568 --> 00:26:15.349
your kid has been doing something,

00:26:15.390 --> 00:26:16.911
this activity, a sport,

00:26:17.892 --> 00:26:20.673
for like once you get to high school,

00:26:21.114 --> 00:26:23.295
it's probably been, you know, ten,

00:26:23.315 --> 00:26:24.336
twelve years at that point,

00:26:24.695 --> 00:26:25.696
that you would know

00:26:25.856 --> 00:26:27.637
something about the sport.

00:26:29.239 --> 00:26:31.881
And I was horribly wrong

00:26:33.121 --> 00:26:33.922
when it came to that

00:26:33.961 --> 00:26:34.863
because they don't know

00:26:36.365 --> 00:26:37.186
they don't they just don't

00:26:37.207 --> 00:26:37.826
they don't know they don't

00:26:37.846 --> 00:26:38.587
understand how the game

00:26:38.627 --> 00:26:41.991
works they don't and this

00:26:42.011 --> 00:26:43.493
was soccer specific right

00:26:43.733 --> 00:26:45.096
so I'm sitting there and

00:26:45.135 --> 00:26:46.176
I'm hearing these parents

00:26:46.237 --> 00:26:47.858
just yell yeah kick the

00:26:47.898 --> 00:26:49.221
ball well yeah of course

00:26:49.240 --> 00:26:50.182
kick the ball it's soccer

00:26:50.201 --> 00:26:50.942
you should be kicking the

00:26:50.962 --> 00:26:52.163
ball you use your hand

00:26:52.203 --> 00:26:53.224
that's probably a bad idea

00:26:53.546 --> 00:26:55.086
but that's all they know they just think

00:26:55.854 --> 00:26:57.194
kick it up and then

00:26:57.214 --> 00:26:57.835
somebody's gonna take a

00:26:57.855 --> 00:26:59.435
shot and that's not how it works.

00:26:59.576 --> 00:27:00.415
Like that's, there's,

00:27:00.915 --> 00:27:02.376
it's so much more than that.

00:27:02.977 --> 00:27:05.178
So like after Simone's freshman year,

00:27:05.657 --> 00:27:08.239
I had to, and me and my now ex wife,

00:27:08.259 --> 00:27:09.319
like we had, we had a whole,

00:27:09.460 --> 00:27:10.079
we had a whole ass

00:27:10.099 --> 00:27:12.260
conversation where I just went,

00:27:12.340 --> 00:27:13.942
would go and sit by myself

00:27:14.622 --> 00:27:16.063
for the most part during her games,

00:27:16.282 --> 00:27:18.844
because I couldn't stand the parents.

00:27:18.943 --> 00:27:21.585
Yep.

00:27:21.625 --> 00:27:24.086
Like it, it, it drove me that insane.

00:27:25.469 --> 00:27:26.450
How about Spike Lee and

00:27:26.470 --> 00:27:28.411
Reggie Miller did it during a game?

00:27:29.711 --> 00:27:33.114
Yeah.

00:27:38.738 --> 00:27:39.679
I think people in CrossFit

00:27:39.699 --> 00:27:40.118
think it should be

00:27:40.138 --> 00:27:40.759
different because the

00:27:40.799 --> 00:27:41.900
athletes are much closer to

00:27:41.940 --> 00:27:42.941
regular people in the gym.

00:27:43.682 --> 00:27:44.682
People can relate to them

00:27:44.721 --> 00:27:45.682
more than professional

00:27:45.742 --> 00:27:46.723
athletes in other sports.

00:27:47.784 --> 00:27:49.265
I think we're getting away from that.

00:27:49.484 --> 00:27:51.027
These athletes don't train

00:27:51.146 --> 00:27:52.607
in a community gym anymore.

00:27:53.422 --> 00:27:54.624
They're training in their garages.

00:27:54.644 --> 00:27:57.208
They're training in their own facilities.

00:27:57.929 --> 00:27:59.951
It's getting just like I can

00:27:59.991 --> 00:28:00.813
go out and throw the

00:28:00.853 --> 00:28:02.695
football with Corey and I'm

00:28:02.756 --> 00:28:03.698
not Joe Montana.

00:28:03.718 --> 00:28:04.459
Right.

00:28:05.180 --> 00:28:05.359
Right.

00:28:05.400 --> 00:28:07.604
Like it, that it just isn't the same.

00:28:09.590 --> 00:28:11.252
Well, and even if they're at an affiliate,

00:28:11.272 --> 00:28:12.513
they're not in a class.

00:28:12.794 --> 00:28:14.015
They're not interacting with

00:28:14.035 --> 00:28:16.596
the average everyday CrossFitter, right?

00:28:16.636 --> 00:28:18.439
They're on the other side of the gym.

00:28:18.878 --> 00:28:19.859
They come in during off

00:28:19.960 --> 00:28:21.540
hours and do all their stuff,

00:28:21.560 --> 00:28:22.241
whatever it is,

00:28:22.281 --> 00:28:22.883
because they don't want to

00:28:22.903 --> 00:28:24.723
be distracted by the people in the class.

00:28:24.763 --> 00:28:26.226
Like, you can't get fitter in a class.

00:28:26.925 --> 00:28:29.067
It's such a false logic.

00:28:29.107 --> 00:28:29.387
Like,

00:28:32.131 --> 00:28:34.673
I am one of the fitter people at my gym.

00:28:35.450 --> 00:28:36.851
and I make it a point to go

00:28:36.891 --> 00:28:38.832
get in class at least once

00:28:38.852 --> 00:28:40.011
a week sometimes twice

00:28:40.031 --> 00:28:41.113
depending on what I got

00:28:41.153 --> 00:28:43.292
going on because I love my

00:28:43.334 --> 00:28:44.713
community and I want to go

00:28:44.733 --> 00:28:46.555
in there and I am pushed

00:28:46.615 --> 00:28:47.654
when somebody's in there

00:28:47.734 --> 00:28:48.955
with me like I want to beat

00:28:49.435 --> 00:28:50.497
everybody I want to beat

00:28:50.517 --> 00:28:51.376
everybody in class I want

00:28:51.396 --> 00:28:52.396
to go as far as I can well

00:28:52.557 --> 00:28:53.778
it's kind of hard to do

00:28:53.798 --> 00:28:55.778
that by myself sometimes

00:28:55.798 --> 00:28:56.898
doing my own programming so

00:28:56.959 --> 00:28:58.240
I'll go get in class I was

00:28:58.259 --> 00:28:59.441
in class monday afternoon

00:28:59.461 --> 00:29:00.161
as a matter of fact

00:29:01.354 --> 00:29:02.894
And going against some, you know,

00:29:02.914 --> 00:29:03.655
some other people that are

00:29:03.695 --> 00:29:07.637
in there and just trying to be, you know,

00:29:07.657 --> 00:29:09.119
trying to push on myself

00:29:09.140 --> 00:29:10.000
because there's other people in there.

00:29:10.019 --> 00:29:11.221
Hey, I want to beat all these dudes.

00:29:11.240 --> 00:29:13.522
I want to beat the pants off of them.

00:29:13.643 --> 00:29:16.223
And to think that you can't

00:29:16.265 --> 00:29:18.645
go take a class because you're elite,

00:29:18.665 --> 00:29:19.487
because it's somehow going

00:29:19.507 --> 00:29:20.948
to interrupt your training

00:29:21.567 --> 00:29:23.369
is absolute bananas to me.

00:29:23.430 --> 00:29:25.050
Like, I don't understand that.

00:29:25.151 --> 00:29:26.971
I understand you need to do extra that.

00:29:27.612 --> 00:29:28.113
Of course you do.

00:29:28.935 --> 00:29:29.977
And you probably need a

00:29:30.017 --> 00:29:30.997
coach and you need your own

00:29:31.017 --> 00:29:31.877
program and whatnot.

00:29:31.938 --> 00:29:33.219
But to not be a part of your

00:29:33.239 --> 00:29:35.901
community or any community

00:29:36.480 --> 00:29:38.281
and then wonder why you're so soft.

00:29:39.242 --> 00:29:39.363
Like,

00:29:39.423 --> 00:29:41.064
I think the two things go hand in hand.

00:29:42.365 --> 00:29:43.945
Not to change the subject too much.

00:29:43.986 --> 00:29:46.067
And we'll come back to this whole topic.

00:29:46.107 --> 00:29:47.588
But did you see The

00:29:47.628 --> 00:29:48.628
Unbreakable with Trista

00:29:48.648 --> 00:29:50.611
Smith and Nick Matthew?

00:29:50.711 --> 00:29:51.391
No, I did not.

00:29:51.510 --> 00:29:53.051
I haven't watched any of those.

00:29:53.092 --> 00:29:55.013
So I'm terrible at grading

00:29:55.054 --> 00:29:55.854
these things because I'm

00:29:55.933 --> 00:29:57.134
very picky about what I

00:29:57.214 --> 00:29:58.415
want in my CrossFit content.

00:29:59.807 --> 00:30:01.147
But in that video,

00:30:01.188 --> 00:30:01.928
and I'll talk about that

00:30:01.948 --> 00:30:03.568
video later this week and

00:30:03.608 --> 00:30:05.510
my thoughts on it, but in that video,

00:30:05.911 --> 00:30:07.011
Nick Matthew talks about he

00:30:07.031 --> 00:30:08.471
doesn't like to work out alone anymore.

00:30:08.853 --> 00:30:10.134
He wants to work out with the class.

00:30:10.753 --> 00:30:12.275
So he takes his programming,

00:30:12.295 --> 00:30:12.914
and because he's the

00:30:12.954 --> 00:30:14.175
general manager of his gym

00:30:15.477 --> 00:30:16.458
and he does the programming,

00:30:16.597 --> 00:30:18.558
he puts his pieces into the

00:30:18.598 --> 00:30:19.298
class workout.

00:30:19.318 --> 00:30:20.859
So he works out with the

00:30:20.880 --> 00:30:23.102
classes and then do his

00:30:23.281 --> 00:30:24.663
accessory work on the side.

00:30:25.923 --> 00:30:26.923
But that way he gets to work

00:30:26.963 --> 00:30:28.085
out with the class every day.

00:30:30.131 --> 00:30:32.332
How awesome is that?

00:30:32.412 --> 00:30:33.333
If I dropped into Nick

00:30:33.373 --> 00:30:36.134
Matthews' gym and I am now

00:30:36.154 --> 00:30:37.095
having to be in the class

00:30:37.115 --> 00:30:37.996
that he's not coaching,

00:30:38.016 --> 00:30:40.096
that he's actually in, hell yes,

00:30:40.196 --> 00:30:41.218
I'm going against Nick Matthews.

00:30:41.238 --> 00:30:41.617
Let's go.

00:30:41.637 --> 00:30:43.219
Let's see what happens.

00:30:43.618 --> 00:30:45.279
I mean, when Christian jumped in with us,

00:30:45.840 --> 00:30:48.903
the class got really pumped up, man.

00:30:49.502 --> 00:30:49.643
Now,

00:30:49.722 --> 00:30:50.903
she was done with her workout like

00:30:51.423 --> 00:30:52.505
twenty minutes before we were,

00:30:52.585 --> 00:30:55.767
but for those ten minutes,

00:30:55.807 --> 00:30:56.586
it was really cool.

00:30:57.167 --> 00:30:57.367
Yeah.

00:30:58.785 --> 00:31:00.906
You get to see somebody who

00:31:01.007 --> 00:31:03.249
is miles above your ability

00:31:03.288 --> 00:31:06.031
level just smashing the same,

00:31:06.071 --> 00:31:07.133
doing the same thing you are,

00:31:08.094 --> 00:31:09.375
which is what drove us to

00:31:09.994 --> 00:31:11.636
being competitors in the first place.

00:31:11.856 --> 00:31:12.116
Right.

00:31:12.136 --> 00:31:13.157
Seeing guys do stuff that

00:31:13.198 --> 00:31:13.898
you didn't think was

00:31:14.239 --> 00:31:15.640
necessarily possible or

00:31:15.700 --> 00:31:17.261
just outside of the realm

00:31:17.281 --> 00:31:18.563
of the norm for damn sure.

00:31:21.882 --> 00:31:22.521
Andrew Sten says,

00:31:22.541 --> 00:31:23.182
I'm hoping to go to a

00:31:23.221 --> 00:31:24.242
Wrexham game when I'm over

00:31:24.282 --> 00:31:25.284
there for Rogue this year.

00:31:25.903 --> 00:31:27.826
And Jody Lynn says, good goal.

00:31:28.125 --> 00:31:29.307
No, it's this, Jody.

00:31:29.666 --> 00:31:34.470
Good goal!

00:31:34.490 --> 00:31:37.893
You need some more O's and A's.

00:31:38.413 --> 00:31:39.453
A bunch of L's.

00:31:40.714 --> 00:31:40.855
Yeah,

00:31:40.894 --> 00:31:43.016
parents try to live vicariously

00:31:43.036 --> 00:31:43.757
through their children.

00:31:44.497 --> 00:31:44.698
Yeah.

00:31:47.539 --> 00:31:47.779
Yeah.

00:31:49.721 --> 00:31:51.161
and most parents are

00:31:51.181 --> 00:31:52.342
delusional on how good

00:31:52.882 --> 00:31:54.041
actually bad their kids are

00:31:54.082 --> 00:31:59.363
in sports um what what I'll

00:31:59.383 --> 00:32:01.002
say is and it's kind of

00:32:01.343 --> 00:32:03.044
this is kind of in the

00:32:03.084 --> 00:32:04.384
subtext of all that's going

00:32:04.423 --> 00:32:05.983
on in the chat is I've

00:32:06.023 --> 00:32:08.144
brought up that like this

00:32:08.305 --> 00:32:09.964
full swing on netflix and

00:32:10.005 --> 00:32:12.566
how it is doing promoting

00:32:12.605 --> 00:32:14.566
the pga tour and it's

00:32:14.605 --> 00:32:16.426
because the golfers are

00:32:16.507 --> 00:32:18.126
letting netflix show their warts

00:32:20.182 --> 00:32:21.501
When I see a letter like this,

00:32:22.102 --> 00:32:22.882
that's never going to

00:32:22.922 --> 00:32:23.762
happen in the CrossFit

00:32:23.782 --> 00:32:25.343
space because they don't

00:32:25.363 --> 00:32:26.563
want anybody to see

00:32:26.962 --> 00:32:28.083
anything bad that's going

00:32:28.143 --> 00:32:30.223
on in their life.

00:32:30.284 --> 00:32:30.824
And that's one of my

00:32:30.844 --> 00:32:32.604
criticisms with this unbreakable thing,

00:32:32.624 --> 00:32:34.924
and I guess I'm – is you

00:32:34.944 --> 00:32:36.664
have Nick Matthew, who's a single dad,

00:32:37.085 --> 00:32:39.345
working full-time as a GM for a gym,

00:32:41.086 --> 00:32:42.885
and he's a full-time athlete.

00:32:44.566 --> 00:32:45.567
I want to know how do you

00:32:45.606 --> 00:32:48.406
balance being a single dad –

00:32:48.193 --> 00:32:48.953
with those other

00:32:48.993 --> 00:32:51.575
responsibilities and show

00:32:51.615 --> 00:32:54.976
me like running your daughter to school,

00:32:55.375 --> 00:32:57.175
how you have to pick her up after school,

00:32:57.236 --> 00:32:59.557
how you have to do none of

00:32:59.596 --> 00:33:02.678
that got shown.

00:33:02.698 --> 00:33:04.038
That's to me what makes it

00:33:04.077 --> 00:33:05.258
relatable and more human.

00:33:06.179 --> 00:33:07.739
And all they did was they

00:33:07.798 --> 00:33:09.358
kind of focused on the

00:33:09.378 --> 00:33:13.520
qualifier workouts for WFP.

00:33:13.601 --> 00:33:15.161
I've seen that before.

00:33:15.201 --> 00:33:15.320
Yeah.

00:33:16.657 --> 00:33:18.359
And I'm not saying it wasn't done well.

00:33:18.460 --> 00:33:20.382
I mean, it was well produced.

00:33:22.365 --> 00:33:23.586
It told a story.

00:33:24.086 --> 00:33:25.868
I don't think it's the lead

00:33:25.909 --> 00:33:27.590
story that I wanted to know about,

00:33:28.112 --> 00:33:31.375
but... I would go back to the...

00:33:34.090 --> 00:33:34.592
Oh,

00:33:34.612 --> 00:33:36.492
Fittest in History documentary about

00:33:36.512 --> 00:33:37.894
Rich winning four in a row

00:33:38.915 --> 00:33:39.896
when they showed them going

00:33:39.916 --> 00:33:41.298
through the adoption phase,

00:33:41.417 --> 00:33:44.079
like trying to get, you know,

00:33:44.300 --> 00:33:45.141
his daughter for the first

00:33:45.161 --> 00:33:46.102
time and picking them up

00:33:46.162 --> 00:33:48.423
and like all of that stuff.

00:33:48.584 --> 00:33:48.805
Right.

00:33:48.845 --> 00:33:50.506
Not just, hey, he's winning.

00:33:50.566 --> 00:33:52.428
Here's him training, montage, blah, blah,

00:33:52.548 --> 00:33:52.867
whatever.

00:33:52.907 --> 00:33:55.671
Like that's a well-produced documentary.

00:33:57.407 --> 00:33:57.728
show.

00:33:58.188 --> 00:33:59.128
He's a kid at heart.

00:33:59.608 --> 00:34:01.088
They showed him on the four

00:34:01.128 --> 00:34:03.770
runners and blowing stuff

00:34:03.851 --> 00:34:05.070
up in his backyard and

00:34:05.791 --> 00:34:06.892
doing all the stuff like a

00:34:06.991 --> 00:34:09.012
twelve-year-old would do to

00:34:09.052 --> 00:34:10.634
make him more relatable as a human.

00:34:10.974 --> 00:34:11.735
I don't need to see all the

00:34:11.755 --> 00:34:16.056
barn footage over and over again.

00:34:16.077 --> 00:34:17.336
There's a road to the games

00:34:17.356 --> 00:34:20.539
that I just... One quote,

00:34:21.219 --> 00:34:25.101
he said that it was him, Matt...

00:34:26.768 --> 00:34:27.750
I want to say Dan Bailey,

00:34:27.769 --> 00:34:29.150
a couple of whoever other people.

00:34:29.791 --> 00:34:31.291
And at one point he go, all right,

00:34:31.331 --> 00:34:32.251
let's go do some bench press.

00:34:32.271 --> 00:34:33.913
So everybody can see how bad we are at it.

00:34:36.074 --> 00:34:37.295
That line just in,

00:34:37.414 --> 00:34:38.695
in and of itself right there.

00:34:38.755 --> 00:34:39.155
Like, yep.

00:34:39.215 --> 00:34:40.237
I want to watch more of this dude.

00:34:40.496 --> 00:34:40.657
Like,

00:34:40.677 --> 00:34:42.038
because he's saying stuff that I

00:34:42.057 --> 00:34:43.438
would say that's let's just

00:34:43.498 --> 00:34:45.139
go see how terrible we actually are.

00:34:46.239 --> 00:34:47.481
Ken Walter says Nick's gym

00:34:47.541 --> 00:34:48.461
is here in Minnesota.

00:34:48.882 --> 00:34:50.943
I can vouch whenever I have been there,

00:34:51.003 --> 00:34:53.784
he works out with the classes.

00:34:53.804 --> 00:34:54.385
That's really cool.

00:34:56.248 --> 00:34:56.849
And he also says,

00:34:56.889 --> 00:34:58.170
my strength coach also

00:34:58.650 --> 00:35:05.773
trains and coaches at Nick's Box.

00:35:05.813 --> 00:35:06.373
Jay Birch says,

00:35:06.414 --> 00:35:08.173
I haven't seen any of those WFP videos.

00:35:08.215 --> 00:35:08.614
Are they good?

00:35:09.235 --> 00:35:11.076
The Laura Horvat one is awesome.

00:35:12.777 --> 00:35:14.177
It is one of the best pieces

00:35:14.197 --> 00:35:15.677
of content I've seen in a long time.

00:35:16.677 --> 00:35:19.539
The Adler one is very good.

00:35:21.300 --> 00:35:22.141
And then this one,

00:35:24.692 --> 00:35:25.773
I don't think it's their best work.

00:35:25.833 --> 00:35:27.454
I think of the three that are out,

00:35:27.753 --> 00:35:30.235
the long-form documentary videos,

00:35:30.755 --> 00:35:31.996
this one falls a little bit

00:35:32.056 --> 00:35:33.878
behind the other two.

00:35:33.938 --> 00:35:35.117
But the Laura one went where

00:35:35.157 --> 00:35:36.478
nobody else has gone before.

00:35:37.099 --> 00:35:38.780
They went back to her childhood schools.

00:35:39.420 --> 00:35:41.882
They showed the sports she

00:35:41.922 --> 00:35:43.202
played and why she got into

00:35:43.262 --> 00:35:46.025
rock climbing and all of

00:35:46.045 --> 00:35:46.684
that kind of stuff.

00:35:46.744 --> 00:35:49.507
It was really, really cool.

00:35:49.567 --> 00:35:50.768
Speaking of Adler, did you see...

00:35:53.222 --> 00:35:54.443
his tongue for heavy as well.

00:35:58.809 --> 00:35:59.449
It's insane.

00:35:59.510 --> 00:36:00.811
And then Olivia Kerstetter said,

00:36:00.871 --> 00:36:01.472
hold my beer.

00:36:02.052 --> 00:36:02.273
Yeah.

00:36:02.353 --> 00:36:04.155
Well, that was going to happen.

00:36:08.179 --> 00:36:08.360
Um,

00:36:10.702 --> 00:36:11.563
Yeah, Kenneth says,

00:36:11.623 --> 00:36:12.625
I watched the Adler one

00:36:12.664 --> 00:36:14.766
before it got taken down for copyright.

00:36:14.786 --> 00:36:16.248
They changed it up, I guess.

00:36:17.068 --> 00:36:18.451
And so it had more like of

00:36:18.510 --> 00:36:21.213
him hanging out with Carolyn in the gym,

00:36:21.253 --> 00:36:23.215
training and talking more

00:36:23.856 --> 00:36:24.476
because they weren't

00:36:24.496 --> 00:36:26.478
allowed to use the CrossFit footage.

00:36:27.679 --> 00:36:30.141
So I think I didn't get to

00:36:30.161 --> 00:36:30.842
see the original,

00:36:31.302 --> 00:36:32.463
but I heard it was a little

00:36:32.483 --> 00:36:34.166
bit more storytelling oriented.

00:36:34.425 --> 00:36:36.067
the laura one though is like

00:36:36.166 --> 00:36:38.126
what I want my documentary

00:36:38.166 --> 00:36:40.188
to be it is a throwback to

00:36:40.568 --> 00:36:43.268
the road to the games era

00:36:43.429 --> 00:36:45.670
oh speaking of did you see

00:36:45.710 --> 00:36:48.271
that they're doing road to

00:36:48.291 --> 00:36:50.911
the games this year I did

00:36:50.952 --> 00:36:52.652
not see that crossfit media

00:36:52.813 --> 00:36:53.853
is doing road to the games

00:36:53.873 --> 00:36:56.074
this year okay we'll see

00:36:58.146 --> 00:36:58.925
I reserve judgment,

00:36:59.266 --> 00:37:02.927
just like I see the storytelling, though.

00:37:03.469 --> 00:37:05.009
I don't want like workout porn.

00:37:05.148 --> 00:37:06.170
I want storytelling.

00:37:06.829 --> 00:37:07.309
I'm with you.

00:37:07.670 --> 00:37:09.431
I am cautiously optimistic

00:37:10.092 --> 00:37:11.271
just because of the content

00:37:11.291 --> 00:37:11.952
that they've been putting

00:37:12.012 --> 00:37:13.413
out here lately and how

00:37:13.472 --> 00:37:14.393
good it's actually been.

00:37:15.224 --> 00:37:17.206
So I'm with you, a hundred percent.

00:37:17.447 --> 00:37:17.887
I get it.

00:37:17.927 --> 00:37:18.967
Like, I'm the same way.

00:37:19.088 --> 00:37:22.369
I don't just want to see, you know,

00:37:22.389 --> 00:37:23.070
Brooke Wells doing

00:37:23.150 --> 00:37:24.210
muscle-ups or whatever.

00:37:24.291 --> 00:37:25.911
Like, I don't really care about that.

00:37:26.393 --> 00:37:27.353
We know she can do that.

00:37:27.413 --> 00:37:27.873
That's fine.

00:37:28.634 --> 00:37:31.036
I want to see, like, the old ones were,

00:37:31.356 --> 00:37:33.436
you know, at their house in the morning,

00:37:33.757 --> 00:37:34.378
making breakfast,

00:37:34.418 --> 00:37:35.137
and they're talking about

00:37:35.217 --> 00:37:36.478
how bad they're hurting,

00:37:36.619 --> 00:37:37.500
whatever the case may be.

00:37:38.721 --> 00:37:39.822
I want to see an actual story.

00:37:40.021 --> 00:37:41.322
But I'm just excited that

00:37:41.943 --> 00:37:43.364
they're even doing it at this point.

00:37:44.655 --> 00:37:46.597
Because there's a void, right,

00:37:46.637 --> 00:37:47.478
between now and then.

00:37:48.818 --> 00:37:50.239
You're going to have WFP stuff.

00:37:50.259 --> 00:37:50.719
You're going to have a

00:37:50.760 --> 00:37:51.699
couple of comps and whatnot

00:37:51.760 --> 00:37:52.760
in between here and there.

00:37:52.780 --> 00:37:53.501
But for the most part,

00:37:53.521 --> 00:37:54.081
there's not going to be a

00:37:54.101 --> 00:37:54.981
whole lot of stuff to put

00:37:55.061 --> 00:37:57.543
out CrossFit-wise,

00:37:57.563 --> 00:37:58.784
like straight CrossFit-wise.

00:37:58.824 --> 00:38:00.965
So good for them for, you know what,

00:38:00.985 --> 00:38:02.525
let's do it again and see what we can do.

00:38:03.766 --> 00:38:05.568
The lower one goes to her hometown.

00:38:07.248 --> 00:38:08.530
Kristoff is a big part of it.

00:38:09.431 --> 00:38:10.331
and I think that that made

00:38:10.351 --> 00:38:11.293
her more comfortable and

00:38:11.512 --> 00:38:12.594
more open to talk about

00:38:12.634 --> 00:38:15.315
things and kristen added um

00:38:16.235 --> 00:38:17.516
details to the stories

00:38:18.576 --> 00:38:19.336
because he was the older

00:38:19.376 --> 00:38:20.536
brother during the times

00:38:20.657 --> 00:38:21.557
most of the stuff was going

00:38:21.657 --> 00:38:24.079
on um it had the

00:38:24.119 --> 00:38:25.199
storytelling that I want to

00:38:25.219 --> 00:38:29.340
see so much um that that's

00:38:29.400 --> 00:38:31.481
all and I don't care who

00:38:31.501 --> 00:38:36.905
puts it out um I just I've

00:38:38.376 --> 00:38:39.936
The best example in the chat

00:38:39.956 --> 00:38:41.498
that I've seen is Colton

00:38:41.538 --> 00:38:43.259
lets everybody in on everything, right?

00:38:43.838 --> 00:38:44.420
And because of that,

00:38:44.460 --> 00:38:46.400
he's the most popular

00:38:46.501 --> 00:38:49.623
athlete in the sport right now.

00:38:50.143 --> 00:38:52.664
And it's not because he wins.

00:38:52.704 --> 00:38:57.748
It's because, and I haven't seen it yet,

00:38:57.987 --> 00:38:58.748
from what I hear,

00:38:59.829 --> 00:39:01.289
he actually made the Tia...

00:39:02.884 --> 00:39:04.766
channel exciting to watch.

00:39:05.646 --> 00:39:06.588
I have not seen it either,

00:39:06.648 --> 00:39:09.371
but you're the second

00:39:09.411 --> 00:39:10.413
person I've heard to say that.

00:39:10.753 --> 00:39:12.675
He made that fun to watch.

00:39:12.775 --> 00:39:13.836
Again, I have not watched it.

00:39:13.916 --> 00:39:15.539
I have not given my... This

00:39:15.559 --> 00:39:17.981
is not the Scott rating of that video.

00:39:18.442 --> 00:39:20.204
I've just read that it made

00:39:20.244 --> 00:39:21.164
it interesting because...

00:39:23.577 --> 00:39:24.739
basically Tia says I know

00:39:24.759 --> 00:39:25.918
you're the king of talking

00:39:26.480 --> 00:39:27.559
and we're gonna go at it

00:39:28.400 --> 00:39:30.202
and and then someone said

00:39:30.222 --> 00:39:31.583
that Tia and Tim Paulson

00:39:31.643 --> 00:39:33.423
had the same hairdo and I

00:39:33.463 --> 00:39:43.130
have seen that clip is

00:39:43.190 --> 00:39:44.610
Colton obsessed so I don't

00:39:44.951 --> 00:39:45.791
he said he watched it and

00:39:45.811 --> 00:39:46.692
didn't get enough Colton

00:39:51.539 --> 00:39:52.920
but it's Colton obsessed.

00:39:53.902 --> 00:39:54.282
Yes.

00:39:54.342 --> 00:39:55.143
I'm not sure.

00:39:55.284 --> 00:39:56.585
I'm not good.

00:39:56.605 --> 00:39:57.766
That's going to be stuck in

00:39:57.786 --> 00:39:59.088
my head for the rest of the

00:39:59.148 --> 00:40:00.248
week at this point.

00:40:00.708 --> 00:40:01.610
I didn't realize that

00:40:01.909 --> 00:40:03.972
Paulson got his haircut.

00:40:04.012 --> 00:40:05.333
He got long hair chopped.

00:40:06.494 --> 00:40:08.978
So he has the, he has the mom do.

00:40:14.628 --> 00:40:16.007
That's fantastic.

00:40:16.288 --> 00:40:17.969
That is absolutely fantastic.

00:40:18.009 --> 00:40:18.208
Now,

00:40:18.668 --> 00:40:20.009
that is enough reason for me to go

00:40:20.068 --> 00:40:21.750
watch right there.

00:40:21.769 --> 00:40:24.969
A hundred percent, just to go see that.

00:40:25.030 --> 00:40:25.190
Yeah,

00:40:25.449 --> 00:40:28.371
I'll watch that this afternoon and

00:40:28.411 --> 00:40:31.771
kind of give my take on it tomorrow.

00:40:33.032 --> 00:40:34.112
And I love Tim Paulson.

00:40:34.592 --> 00:40:35.652
Like, Paulson is just,

00:40:35.911 --> 00:40:37.293
he never takes himself seriously.

00:40:37.813 --> 00:40:40.472
No, which is why he's awesome.

00:40:40.512 --> 00:40:42.173
Yeah.

00:40:42.193 --> 00:40:42.773
Speaking of...

00:40:43.864 --> 00:40:44.846
this is going to be a little

00:40:44.865 --> 00:40:45.927
bit off topic as well but I

00:40:45.947 --> 00:40:46.887
got I got it stuck in my

00:40:46.927 --> 00:40:48.228
head now um did you have a

00:40:48.268 --> 00:40:49.050
chance to watch dave's

00:40:49.070 --> 00:40:50.632
weekend review I did I

00:40:51.351 --> 00:40:52.253
actually have it on my list

00:40:52.934 --> 00:40:55.155
okay okay good good did you

00:40:55.195 --> 00:40:56.297
see that he said that they

00:40:56.317 --> 00:40:59.219
are talking about in-person

00:40:59.280 --> 00:41:00.380
qualifying events for

00:41:00.460 --> 00:41:02.744
masters next year I did

00:41:03.384 --> 00:41:04.545
that he has some partners

00:41:04.585 --> 00:41:07.909
wanting to do those yeah I would

00:41:08.963 --> 00:41:10.643
I don't normally go comment on those,

00:41:10.704 --> 00:41:11.583
but I went ahead and

00:41:11.623 --> 00:41:12.463
commented on that to see if

00:41:12.483 --> 00:41:13.744
I could get him to say

00:41:13.784 --> 00:41:15.364
something about it on his

00:41:15.445 --> 00:41:16.505
next week's weekend review.

00:41:18.605 --> 00:41:19.806
Did you also see him admit

00:41:19.846 --> 00:41:21.885
that the teams didn't

00:41:21.945 --> 00:41:23.246
really get video reviewed

00:41:23.626 --> 00:41:24.786
and it's just an experiment

00:41:24.806 --> 00:41:25.347
they were doing?

00:41:25.706 --> 00:41:26.726
A hundred percent.

00:41:28.088 --> 00:41:29.588
Why would you even say that?

00:41:30.927 --> 00:41:32.028
Because he's Dave and he

00:41:32.068 --> 00:41:32.809
doesn't give a shit.

00:41:35.005 --> 00:41:35.925
I heard that and I was like,

00:41:36.706 --> 00:41:38.306
what the hell are you talking about?

00:41:38.985 --> 00:41:39.445
Like, why?

00:41:39.465 --> 00:41:42.887
The only,

00:41:43.768 --> 00:41:45.367
he's the only dude I know that

00:41:45.387 --> 00:41:46.527
can say something like that.

00:41:47.148 --> 00:41:47.628
And just,

00:41:48.389 --> 00:41:50.329
and like as nonchalant as humanly

00:41:50.349 --> 00:41:50.590
possible.

00:41:50.610 --> 00:41:51.230
It was like, yeah,

00:41:51.889 --> 00:41:52.309
it was more of an

00:41:52.329 --> 00:41:53.429
experiment than anything else.

00:41:53.449 --> 00:41:54.530
We looked at the top list,

00:41:54.650 --> 00:41:55.391
figured those are the right

00:41:55.411 --> 00:41:56.690
people that were supposed to get there.

00:41:56.891 --> 00:41:58.891
And we just let it, we just let it roll.

00:41:59.894 --> 00:42:01.836
And I was – I had it on

00:42:02.117 --> 00:42:03.338
driving home yesterday,

00:42:03.679 --> 00:42:05.121
like that last part of it

00:42:05.141 --> 00:42:06.043
where he said – or whatever

00:42:06.083 --> 00:42:07.063
part it was when he said that.

00:42:07.364 --> 00:42:08.184
I put it in my Jeep,

00:42:08.244 --> 00:42:09.706
and I was at a red light,

00:42:09.726 --> 00:42:11.048
and I stopped and actually looked.

00:42:13.239 --> 00:42:14.059
And I was like, he,

00:42:14.079 --> 00:42:15.001
he really just said that

00:42:15.141 --> 00:42:16.362
out loud where other people

00:42:16.402 --> 00:42:16.862
could hear it.

00:42:17.101 --> 00:42:19.242
Like he didn't, he'd use the.

00:42:19.342 --> 00:42:20.623
And he said it after Hillard

00:42:20.664 --> 00:42:21.485
already put out video

00:42:21.525 --> 00:42:23.166
showing that people didn't

00:42:23.206 --> 00:42:24.025
meet the standards.

00:42:24.465 --> 00:42:24.766
Yes.

00:42:25.367 --> 00:42:28.329
And if I made today CrossFit, I've, I'm,

00:42:28.688 --> 00:42:29.708
I've lost my mind.

00:42:30.329 --> 00:42:32.931
Oh, I'm screaming at this point.

00:42:32.971 --> 00:42:33.170
Yeah.

00:42:33.632 --> 00:42:36.452
Screaming at this point.

00:42:36.472 --> 00:42:39.594
Sitting one point out of twentieth place.

00:42:39.655 --> 00:42:41.335
And you did no video review.

00:42:43.706 --> 00:42:44.427
And knowing that there's

00:42:44.447 --> 00:42:45.547
people that's inside there

00:42:45.588 --> 00:42:48.489
that didn't measure stuff,

00:42:48.670 --> 00:42:49.871
didn't do stuff to standard

00:42:49.931 --> 00:42:54.755
or whatever the case may be.

00:42:54.815 --> 00:43:02.721
So, I mean, it's a bold strategy, cotton.

00:43:03.322 --> 00:43:04.902
The teams didn't have video review.

00:43:05.282 --> 00:43:06.123
They didn't have to post

00:43:06.143 --> 00:43:08.306
their videos and they

00:43:08.346 --> 00:43:09.487
didn't do a video review.

00:43:11.181 --> 00:43:12.762
And they just let the scores go forward.

00:43:13.902 --> 00:43:19.445
I am just dumbfounded.

00:43:19.505 --> 00:43:20.405
At least in the past,

00:43:20.666 --> 00:43:22.286
they faked like they did video review.

00:43:23.827 --> 00:43:30.612
Right.

00:43:30.632 --> 00:43:33.914
I know what I say, our team,

00:43:33.934 --> 00:43:34.835
the email company team,

00:43:34.954 --> 00:43:36.096
I know what links that they

00:43:36.115 --> 00:43:38.556
went through to make sure

00:43:39.331 --> 00:43:43.295
that everything they did was on point.

00:43:45.697 --> 00:43:48.159
So like to, for them to do all that,

00:43:48.199 --> 00:43:48.960
make sure to go through all

00:43:48.981 --> 00:43:50.581
the extra steps, get the extra judges,

00:43:50.621 --> 00:43:51.643
get the, I mean,

00:43:51.663 --> 00:43:52.983
Brandon ran with them on

00:43:53.003 --> 00:43:54.184
the eight hundred holding a

00:43:54.224 --> 00:43:55.967
camera to make sure that, you know,

00:43:57.208 --> 00:43:58.469
went above and beyond and

00:43:58.489 --> 00:43:59.469
then nobody ever looked at it.

00:44:01.251 --> 00:44:02.293
Aaron Frazier corrects me.

00:44:02.373 --> 00:44:03.614
Thank you, Aaron, for that.

00:44:06.436 --> 00:44:07.538
eighth eighth days and

00:44:07.597 --> 00:44:08.338
twentieth mayhem

00:44:08.378 --> 00:44:09.659
hendersonville is one out

00:44:09.739 --> 00:44:16.824
at twenty one uh so yeah I

00:44:16.844 --> 00:44:20.407
know I I I've gotten to be

00:44:21.266 --> 00:44:22.788
not not close but closer

00:44:22.807 --> 00:44:23.548
with the eighth day crew

00:44:23.588 --> 00:44:25.610
because uh it's close to

00:44:25.650 --> 00:44:27.492
where jamie lives um and

00:44:27.512 --> 00:44:28.371
when I've gone up there for

00:44:28.391 --> 00:44:30.733
some comps um that crew

00:44:30.793 --> 00:44:33.896
compete at those competitions um

00:44:36.237 --> 00:44:39.039
so yeah um just a little bit

00:44:39.059 --> 00:44:41.280
closer with them um and we

00:44:41.320 --> 00:44:42.360
always watch them jamie

00:44:42.400 --> 00:44:43.340
always wants to be out

00:44:43.360 --> 00:44:46.940
there when they're going so

00:44:46.981 --> 00:44:51.061
but yeah um that's about

00:44:51.103 --> 00:44:54.023
all I have for today man

00:44:54.063 --> 00:44:56.244
that was a lot um like we

00:44:56.264 --> 00:44:57.724
covered a bunch of ground

00:44:57.744 --> 00:44:58.724
the only thing I've left is

00:44:58.744 --> 00:45:00.704
just a personal thing um

00:45:01.146 --> 00:45:02.385
while my wife was sleeping

00:45:02.405 --> 00:45:03.565
yesterday after her surgery

00:45:04.326 --> 00:45:05.927
I worked on my my delorean

00:45:08.554 --> 00:45:13.817
And added a light kit.

00:45:13.896 --> 00:45:28.822
It actually has sound and light.

00:45:28.842 --> 00:45:29.101
Fantastic.

00:45:29.121 --> 00:45:29.481
Fantastic.

00:45:36.914 --> 00:45:39.596
I didn't realize it had the hook on it.

00:45:40.335 --> 00:45:41.336
Yep.

00:45:41.396 --> 00:45:41.516
Yeah,

00:45:41.536 --> 00:45:43.679
you can make it either that one or

00:45:43.739 --> 00:45:45.800
the one with Mr. Fusion on the back.

00:45:45.820 --> 00:45:46.041
Yeah.

00:45:46.621 --> 00:45:49.463
Or the original with the plutonium.

00:45:49.722 --> 00:45:51.463
With just the regular plutonium, yeah.

00:45:51.523 --> 00:45:52.244
Yeah.

00:45:52.284 --> 00:45:53.106
But it actually, like,

00:45:53.166 --> 00:45:54.186
the sound effects make it,

00:45:54.547 --> 00:45:56.407
when it hits ADA, this turns blue.

00:45:56.648 --> 00:45:57.168
There it goes.

00:45:57.688 --> 00:45:58.528
Yep.

00:45:58.590 --> 00:46:01.050
And then everything starts blinking,

00:46:01.130 --> 00:46:03.373
and it goes back in time.

00:46:07.112 --> 00:46:07.954
But yeah,

00:46:08.273 --> 00:46:09.795
it was so much harder to do the

00:46:09.835 --> 00:46:13.577
light kit than it was to build the car.

00:46:14.217 --> 00:46:14.898
And the lights that I'm

00:46:14.938 --> 00:46:17.358
putting in there are like a

00:46:17.478 --> 00:46:20.822
millimeter wide.

00:46:20.842 --> 00:46:22.262
So you put in like tweezers?

00:46:23.023 --> 00:46:24.503
Yeah, I use tweezers for the whole thing.

00:46:26.704 --> 00:46:26.844
Yeah.

00:46:26.903 --> 00:46:29.125
Now, like the blue underneath there,

00:46:29.824 --> 00:46:31.025
that's a replacement brick.

00:46:31.085 --> 00:46:32.445
It is a clear brick that the

00:46:32.666 --> 00:46:34.766
LEDs are already in it and

00:46:35.226 --> 00:46:36.547
you just replace what's there.

00:46:37.068 --> 00:46:37.967
But like the headlights,

00:46:38.007 --> 00:46:40.748
I had to insert the LED

00:46:40.849 --> 00:46:44.449
into the glass bricks that are there.

00:46:44.670 --> 00:46:45.391
Did you have to take it

00:46:45.431 --> 00:46:46.751
apart to then put the stuff

00:46:46.871 --> 00:46:48.472
in and put it back together?

00:46:49.496 --> 00:46:50.217
Let me tell you something.

00:46:50.938 --> 00:46:52.958
You got way more patients

00:46:52.998 --> 00:46:55.360
than I've ever had in forty

00:46:55.380 --> 00:46:56.862
eight years because there's

00:46:56.942 --> 00:46:58.762
no way I've started several

00:46:58.802 --> 00:46:59.724
models like when I was a

00:46:59.744 --> 00:47:01.985
kid because I love I'm a huge car guy.

00:47:03.045 --> 00:47:05.467
And I probably finished three of them.

00:47:06.327 --> 00:47:09.349
I built one airplane, a B-B.

00:47:10.670 --> 00:47:14.753
I built a fifty.

00:47:14.974 --> 00:47:15.574
What is it?

00:47:15.594 --> 00:47:16.534
It was a first year vet.

00:47:17.074 --> 00:47:17.514
Fifty six.

00:47:17.534 --> 00:47:18.155
Something like that.

00:47:18.947 --> 00:47:21.329
Yeah, somewhere there.

00:47:21.349 --> 00:47:21.909
Built one of those.

00:47:22.869 --> 00:47:23.869
And then, like, I think I did, like,

00:47:23.909 --> 00:47:25.190
a Lamborghini at one point

00:47:25.210 --> 00:47:25.909
or something like that.

00:47:26.170 --> 00:47:27.831
But I could, I had no patience.

00:47:28.291 --> 00:47:31.492
So, like, and it was glued together stuff.

00:47:31.512 --> 00:47:31.911
So, like.

00:47:32.693 --> 00:47:33.293
Yep.

00:47:33.393 --> 00:47:35.153
And then try to not get glue everywhere.

00:47:36.054 --> 00:47:36.373
Nope.

00:47:36.393 --> 00:47:37.934
So, for you to go in there and be like, oh,

00:47:37.954 --> 00:47:38.514
yeah, I know these.

00:47:38.855 --> 00:47:40.514
I got these LEDs that you can hardly see.

00:47:42.376 --> 00:47:43.255
Put them in the headlight.

00:47:43.717 --> 00:47:44.677
Bless you for that, dude.

00:47:46.106 --> 00:47:46.867
No way.

00:47:46.887 --> 00:47:47.927
So this is a Lego.

00:47:48.208 --> 00:47:49.367
That is a Lego set.

00:47:51.009 --> 00:47:52.269
It is Legos.

00:47:52.289 --> 00:47:53.010
Calm me down.

00:47:53.150 --> 00:47:54.130
There's something about like

00:47:54.190 --> 00:47:55.472
clicking that the blocks

00:47:55.492 --> 00:47:57.052
together that just give me

00:47:57.112 --> 00:47:58.353
like this sense of peace.

00:47:58.974 --> 00:47:59.735
Right.

00:48:00.514 --> 00:48:03.297
And now the light kit was

00:48:03.416 --> 00:48:04.858
less a sense of peace than

00:48:05.077 --> 00:48:06.018
the building of the car.

00:48:06.699 --> 00:48:07.219
I will admit.

00:48:07.239 --> 00:48:10.221
Yeah, there was much more,

00:48:10.701 --> 00:48:11.561
much more cursing.

00:48:12.481 --> 00:48:13.322
And yeah,

00:48:14.378 --> 00:48:15.759
that putting it together but

00:48:15.938 --> 00:48:17.340
when it was done and it

00:48:17.920 --> 00:48:19.061
looked the way it did it

00:48:19.081 --> 00:48:20.822
was worth every bit of that

00:48:21.101 --> 00:48:23.143
um it was such a sense of

00:48:23.182 --> 00:48:26.425
accomplishment um the only

00:48:26.465 --> 00:48:27.646
kind of meticulous like

00:48:27.686 --> 00:48:29.646
that I can do that actually

00:48:29.847 --> 00:48:33.168
like gets me in that knot

00:48:33.188 --> 00:48:34.030
like you hand me like a

00:48:34.090 --> 00:48:35.331
ball of string that's just

00:48:35.431 --> 00:48:36.911
all tied up into in this

00:48:37.983 --> 00:48:38.224
Hey, Ron,

00:48:38.244 --> 00:48:39.945
I need you to make this back into

00:48:40.065 --> 00:48:40.565
one string.

00:48:41.106 --> 00:48:42.146
I'll sit there for two hours

00:48:42.306 --> 00:48:44.268
and just figuring out how

00:48:44.309 --> 00:48:45.650
everything's done and just

00:48:45.769 --> 00:48:46.690
undoing it and having to go

00:48:46.731 --> 00:48:47.871
back and redo it and whatnot.

00:48:48.592 --> 00:48:50.353
That is about it.

00:48:50.994 --> 00:48:52.675
But Legos,

00:48:52.715 --> 00:48:53.615
I used to build the shit out of

00:48:53.635 --> 00:48:54.577
Legos when I was a kid,

00:48:54.617 --> 00:48:55.958
but I made whatever I wanted to make.

00:48:56.038 --> 00:48:57.518
I didn't usually make what was in a box.

00:48:57.559 --> 00:48:58.398
I just built stuff.

00:48:59.579 --> 00:49:00.300
A whole different thing.

00:49:01.442 --> 00:49:03.983
So, like, if I have a lot of aggression,

00:49:04.402 --> 00:49:05.782
my calm down is to go lift

00:49:05.822 --> 00:49:07.682
a barbell or to throw a

00:49:07.702 --> 00:49:09.463
sandbag or whatever, right?

00:49:09.943 --> 00:49:11.704
But sometimes I just need that, like,

00:49:12.284 --> 00:49:14.824
that real touch kind of

00:49:15.085 --> 00:49:16.364
point in together.

00:49:17.045 --> 00:49:17.804
And it just, I don't know.

00:49:17.965 --> 00:49:18.324
That's it.

00:49:18.465 --> 00:49:20.365
It's a tactile thing that's

00:49:20.405 --> 00:49:21.646
making you focus at that point.

00:49:21.686 --> 00:49:21.846
Like,

00:49:21.865 --> 00:49:24.706
the rest of the world kind of drops away.

00:49:24.746 --> 00:49:26.646
The old glues together stuff

00:49:26.686 --> 00:49:28.266
made a whole generation of glue sniffers.

00:49:29.987 --> 00:49:30.467
True story.

00:49:30.981 --> 00:49:33.262
Definitely your own, yeah.

00:49:33.282 --> 00:49:34.043
Aaron asks, Scott,

00:49:34.163 --> 00:49:35.262
when do you eat lunch if

00:49:35.282 --> 00:49:36.563
you're here for your lunch?

00:49:37.384 --> 00:49:38.304
So I work from home.

00:49:38.905 --> 00:49:40.826
I just go upstairs and I eat

00:49:40.846 --> 00:49:43.186
at my desk as I go back,

00:49:43.266 --> 00:49:44.268
as long as I'm not in a meeting.

00:49:45.936 --> 00:49:48.016
And so I either just try to figure out,

00:49:48.237 --> 00:49:49.896
before I come down here or after,

00:49:49.916 --> 00:49:51.458
depending on my meeting schedules,

00:49:52.257 --> 00:49:55.719
and I just eat at my desk for that.

00:49:56.318 --> 00:49:57.539
So Jason Bourne,

00:49:58.440 --> 00:50:00.481
as you would guess Jason Bourne would do,

00:50:00.820 --> 00:50:06.302
would go to a gun range to calm down.

00:50:06.342 --> 00:50:06.483
Yeah.

00:50:06.503 --> 00:50:07.463
He also knows how fast he

00:50:07.483 --> 00:50:08.563
can run flat out at this

00:50:08.623 --> 00:50:10.284
elevation before his hands

00:50:10.324 --> 00:50:10.864
start to shake.

00:50:12.608 --> 00:50:13.909
One point twenty one gigawatts.

00:50:13.929 --> 00:50:14.789
That is right.

00:50:15.909 --> 00:50:16.349
Helping.

00:50:16.489 --> 00:50:17.431
That is flipping sweet.

00:50:17.891 --> 00:50:18.990
I knew he'd like it because

00:50:19.110 --> 00:50:20.871
his old Instagram handle

00:50:20.972 --> 00:50:23.853
used to be eighty eight miles per hour.

00:50:24.672 --> 00:50:29.954
Yeah, I think something like that.

00:50:29.974 --> 00:50:31.394
But yeah.

00:50:31.434 --> 00:50:31.755
Yeah.

00:50:31.795 --> 00:50:36.077
So I. My wife works from

00:50:36.097 --> 00:50:37.237
home and then she has

00:50:37.277 --> 00:50:38.697
dinner or lunch waiting for

00:50:38.717 --> 00:50:39.498
me when I go upstairs.

00:50:40.626 --> 00:50:41.786
But with her knee surgery,

00:50:41.905 --> 00:50:42.925
that ain't happening today.

00:50:43.427 --> 00:50:47.668
Probably not so much today, but generally.

00:50:47.688 --> 00:50:49.148
Yeah.

00:50:49.188 --> 00:50:51.947
So with that, guys, time for – oh,

00:50:51.987 --> 00:50:52.869
I didn't do a dart today.

00:50:52.929 --> 00:50:57.090
Nope.

00:50:57.110 --> 00:50:57.190
Yeah.

00:50:57.210 --> 00:50:57.710
Didn't even aim.

00:50:58.030 --> 00:50:58.650
Just tossed it.

00:50:59.889 --> 00:51:00.389
Missed low.

00:51:01.130 --> 00:51:01.731
Missed the board.

00:51:03.110 --> 00:51:03.771
Went into the wall.

00:51:06.320 --> 00:51:06.701
With that,

00:51:07.282 --> 00:51:08.163
it's time for you knuckleheads

00:51:08.182 --> 00:51:08.922
to get back to work.

00:51:09.543 --> 00:51:10.804
I need to go take care of my wife.

00:51:11.266 --> 00:51:11.626
With that,

00:51:11.666 --> 00:51:13.387
we will see everybody tomorrow

00:51:14.148 --> 00:51:15.670
on Lunch with the Clydesdale.

00:51:15.690 --> 00:51:16.050
Bye, guys.