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guess what time it is it's
time for lunch lunch with
the clydesdale what's going
on everybody ah it's time
to throw a dart oh my gosh
another hole in my wall all
right um one of these days
one of these days I'm gonna
figure it out um what's
going on train olive lido
what's going on and Vicki
glad you guys could be here
regretfully regretfully we
have to start off today's
lunch hour well on a somber
note for the second
straight day an icon from
my childhood has passed
away and today we learned
that a guy I watched every
Saturday morning and then
every Monday night for much
of my childhood college
life has passed away.
So I want to share a
highlight from his career
and then we'll move on.
So this is voted on as the
number one highlight from his career.
And it is when the great
Hulk Hogan body slammed
Andre the Giant at WrestleMania.
Look at this.
I don't believe it.
I don't believe it.
I'm dropping a big leg.
Over for the cover.
It's over.
Hulk Hogan passes away at
the age of seventy one.
Yes,
every Saturday morning he was on my TV
set.
When I was a kid,
WWF aired every Saturday
morning about eleven a.m.
And while he was never like
my favorite wrestler of all time,
I respected him for what he did.
The iconic leg drop.
His wrestling skill wasn't
what made him famous.
It was the promos.
In the early years,
it was all the prayers and
the vitamins and all that promoting...
great american thing and uh
george wang brings up the
rocky three cameo as
thunder lips uh he was
great he just was great in
front of the camera he got
everybody pumped up ripping
off the shirt yeah brother um
Yeah, it saddens me that he is gone.
It's just crazy.
Ozzy Oz was born yesterday,
Hulk Hogan today.
Crazy, crazy, crazy, crazy.
And the fact that he
wrestled into his sixties,
still did matches, is insane to me.
And still,
every time he came into an arena,
the place went ballistic to the very end.
So...
Cheers to you, Hulk Hogan.
Hopefully you're in a better place.
And I'm sure details will be
released as the day goes on.
This just happened probably
within the last thirty
minutes or so that the news broke.
But yeah,
I just wanted to say goodbye to a
childhood icon and see you later, Hulk.
He was not the governor of Minnesota,
Shanna.
That was Jesse,
the body Ventura and famous
for his predator role.
But they were both a little
loony on the political side.
So who knows?
I think they were actually
friends off outside the ring,
but don't quote me on that.
But anyway,
So that is Hulk Hogan.
Now we're going to move into
the actual CrossFit space.
And a couple of things that
happened in the last.
Twenty four hours.
The first of those is this
showed up on Instagram.
If you did not see it.
Here you go.
This will be my tenth year
competing at the CrossFit Games and
it will also be my last.
From stepping on the floor
as a teenager to growing up
in front of this community,
this sport has truly shaped
me in every possible way.
To everyone who has
supported me this last decade, my family,
my coaches, my fellow competitors,
and especially you guys,
I just want to say thank you.
It's been a wild ride.
I've given everything to this,
and I'm excited to see what
else I'm capable of.
CrossFit has given me so much.
Now let's make this the best games yet.
So, Brookwell says goodbye.
Thoughts about that?
Because I have some thoughts.
It's very weird to me from
watching sports in my life,
of all different kinds of sports,
It is very rare that an
athlete that can still
compete chooses to walk out the door.
Most times,
athletes are shown the door by
their body giving up on them,
by their body breaking down,
or by a team or somebody
showing them the door
saying that their services
are no longer needed.
And so I find it odd that
someone that's still
competing at the highest
level would choose to walk away.
It doesn't mean that she's wrong in it.
It doesn't mean anything like that.
But most people that do make that choice,
i.e.
Michael Jordan, i.e.
Brett Favre, i.e.
end up coming back.
George Foreman, Muhammad Ali.
My gosh,
you could name eight million
boxers that have retired and come back.
So I find it interesting
that she would make that choice.
The other thing is,
when you make that choice
before the games even start,
have you already retired?
Does that mean that she'll have a worse...
run at the games because
well it's my last or does
that give you the incentive
to go for it more I don't
know uh trade olive brooke
trying to steal tia's
thunder before the games
But will she still compete
in WFP and other events?
Nothing like that is said in this post,
so I'm assuming she will,
at least for the rest of this year,
to complete her contract.
Vicky,
she finally makes a game shout-out
to announce her retirement,
but hasn't done much to promote the game.
Seems desperate to me.
And Shanna could be right here.
Maybe she just doesn't love it anymore.
Maybe the grind is too much.
It could be that.
I don't know.
It's just like I loved
sports so much when I
played them that I had to
be told I wasn't good enough to stop.
you know, you play through high school,
you play, I was a four sport athlete.
I get to college,
I start swimming in college
and then I'm just not good
enough anymore.
Like I just wasn't good enough.
And that's why I walked away,
but I loved it so much.
It would have taken someone
telling me you're not good
enough anymore.
And so it's hard for me to
then relate to somebody
that actually just falls
out of love with it and walks away.
Um,
And I'm not criticizing her
for the decision.
It's just really hard for me
to get into her headspace
as to why that would be the case.
I personally think with women,
it could be to start a family,
and that becomes a factor
in still being able to do it,
but maybe not wanting to
compete and be a mother.
That is all a possibility as well.
Noah announced his
retirement from individual
CrossFit games and just had
fun his last year.
Right.
And then he came out of
retirement to sign with the
WFP for a year.
Again,
still was competitive when he went out.
I don't know.
She's just sick of the haters.
Of course,
that did go through my head as a
possibility.
In fairness, though,
ten years is a long time in the space.
And actually,
it's her tenth CrossFit Games.
I think she's been in the
space longer than that
because she didn't qualify
in twenty three with the foot injury at.
At.
Yeah, Orlando at the Orlando semifinal.
So she didn't make that one.
So she's been in it a little
bit longer even.
She may be done with the scrutiny,
sick of the Hiller videos,
but at least she did
acknowledge CrossFit.
And then the clock says,
did Hiller's online semis
video drive Brooke out of CrossFit?
I don't know.
Maybe that's why she doesn't
love it anymore.
She's in JR's Crash Camp promo.
Okay.
She's had an amazing career.
If you look at like a male comparison,
she's right there with like
a Scott Pan check.
Always in the hunt.
Did she, I think,
I'm trying to think if she ever podiumed.
I thought she fell short,
but she may have finished third one here.
I don't know.
It's hard for me to remember
off the top of my head.
But very,
very comparable to like a Scott
Pan check year.
And if there was a Hall of Fame,
she's probably in consideration for that.
She did a lot for the sport
over the years.
I mean,
we've all been critical about not
promoting the games,
but she's not the only one
that's not doing that.
That's happening from a lot
of athletes this year.
Always interesting to see if
her announcing beforehand
takes the pressure off and
she competes well.
Yeah, that's going to be interesting.
I remember...
I think it was.
Twenty sixteen.
Twenty twenty sixteen,
maybe twenty fifteen when
she first came on the scene
as a nineteen year old and
she took she took the world
by storm at semis and
marched right to the games
and she was the it girl.
It was crazy.
It was crazy how well she
did coming in at nineteen years old.
Um, but anyway, we wish Brooke well, uh,
hope she has a great last
year at the CrossFit games.
Um, yeah,
that's all I got to say about that.
Um,
It's crazy because the women's field,
you take Tia and Brooke out of the mix,
and, man, it's young.
It's young and up and coming,
and it's going to be
interesting to see what
happens with that going forward.
Look at the people that just
missed out this year, the eight-year-olds,
the nine-year-olds that are
right there on the cusp.
Man, it's going to be sick.
So...
Another thing that came out
in the last twenty four
hours is that they
announced the demo team.
If you did not see this,
we talked about this yesterday.
From the last three years of demo teams,
forty one percent of those
athletes are in the games this year.
So if you miss the games and
you're given the
opportunity to do the demo team.
Man,
it's it's a way to get yourself over
the hump to get you back to the games.
Forty-one percent.
That's better than any
batting average in Major League Baseball.
That is insane.
But this year's team will be
comprised of Caroline Stanley,
who just missed getting
into the games and has been
to the games twice.
Kyra Milligan,
you can see her in the middle.
And Christine Kohlenbrander,
who is right there.
Then we have Raph Sanson,
who is the captain of the team this year.
We have Royce Dunn over here,
old Royce-y boy.
And Nate Ackerman.
Nate Ackerman right there
made it on the demo team.
So I would say for people
like Caroline and Kyra and Nate,
this is a great opportunity
for them to work with Dave,
see how things work,
test out workouts at the
games and maybe get those
little pieces and nuggets that make them,
uh, make them better.
So congratulations to them
for being on the demo team.
Um,
Judy says justice for Nate Ackerman.
Yeah.
I don't think that this is justice,
but he should learn.
It should,
if he takes it as a learning experience,
it can be really, really good for him.
Amanda says,
Nate really needed to be on there.
Some great people in that demo team.
This three are awesome
feedback points for Dave too.
Yeah.
And what's funny is you have Royce,
who is just a strength savage,
like testing the back squat,
things like that.
Christine Kohlenbrander,
strength savage on the women's side.
It's a nice mix of talent
with Kyra being a great gymnastics person,
Nate Ackerman being kind of
good all around,
and Roth being a great gymnastics person.
Yeah, I think it's going to be great.
Is demo team a paid position?
I do not know.
I know their trip there is paid for,
and then they get a kit
just like the athletes do,
but it just says demo team
on it instead of their name.
But Carolyn was on the demo
team two years ago.
It's something we can
definitely ask her this weekend.
I still don't know who the
team captain is.
Raf Sanson is an athlete out of Mexico.
He lives in California now.
He has been testing for Dave
for years and years prior
to it getting to the final
testing stages.
He was a semifinal athlete,
regionals athlete for years and years.
I think he went to the games
in the earlier years,
but Dave has been using him
as a tester for a very long time.
So, yeah, so he's the captain.
He's actually a great pick
for a captain because he
has worked with Dave for many years.
And he's going to understand
what Dave wants,
the type of feedback he wants.
He's going to be able to
coach these other athletes
to do what's needed and to
give the necessary feedback
so that they can make the
adjustments they need to
leading up to the games.
um it's not it's not samson
it's sanson I believe
s-a-n-c-e-n sanson no one's
gonna understand caroline
yeah she's got a thick southern draw
But I think she's easier to
understand than Ricky Gerrard.
I'll say that.
Chris says they get paid in shrewd bucks.
That's high quality currency right there.
So that's all the good news
about the demo team.
It's a great opportunity for the athletes.
Again,
forty one percent from the last
three years have made it to the games.
Subsequently.
But here's the thing that sucks about it.
Many of these people are
associated with camps.
They're being given
information and intel about
events that are coming up
that in every year we
speculate whether there are
leaks about events and
things of that nature.
One of these members is the
girlfriend fiance of a
coach at proven Caroline.
Stanley is a athlete at
proven you have Nate
Ackerman and Royce Dunn who
are mayhem athletes.
And it just brings into
question the conflict of
interest every single year,
every single year.
and that's what I that's
what I worry about with the
this testing if you've been
watching the show for any
length of time it's
something that we we talked
about last year with sydney
wells being on the demo
team and brooke wells being
in the competition how do
twin sisters not share information
Now you've got a fiance of a
coach at proven who's
coaching a lot of the
athletes that are competing.
You're telling me that
nothing's going to be said between her.
And so we're talking Kyra and Kiefer.
Nothing's going to be said
between them in the time
leading up to the games.
The only bright spot is I
don't think they're even
getting to the games until Monday,
Sunday or Monday.
So hopefully by that point,
it's not such an advantage
that it makes a huge
difference in what happens next weekend.
Mark Phillips, release early and often.
That's the only way to level it, right?
I really do believe that
that is the only way to get
away from this.
is unknown and unknowable is
going to be harder and
harder to maintain as we
move forward if this sport is to grow.
Leaks on leaks.
Yeah, honey, we can't tonight.
I'm sore from testing heavy yolks.
Is that a direct quote, CrossFat,
or just speculation?
I mean, at this point,
there isn't much you can do
even if there are leaks, right?
And I will tell you this, too.
When I was a volunteer in Seventeen,
there were changes to our
events minutes before we went live.
Minutes before.
So it doesn't mean that just
because the event is this
way on Monday that it's
going to be that way on Saturday.
Um, so who knows, but I, you know,
that has been, that,
that has been one of the
topics that we have talked
about on this show for a long,
long time is the conflict
of interest with the demo
team and the NDA is not
holding up like they used to.
Um, but we'll see, we'll see again.
They're only, they're bringing them in,
um,
They'll bring them in, I think,
Sunday or Monday,
and so it's not a lot of
time to get intel prior to the event.
Our old friend Charlie.
If you're terrible at something,
you're not getting better
at it that quick.
True.
I think where it played in a lot is...
like the the crossover
double unders when they
were a secret some people
had the ropes they needed
to do it some didn't it
could it could mean a big
difference in just the
equipment you have um and
here's carolyn uh they
normally arrive the
friday-ish so most likely
tomorrow and we'll begin
testing right away this
weekend both team and individual events
Joseph Ramirez.
I hope this is sarcasm.
All the events for next
year's twentieth game
should be locked down until
the first day.
No testing.
Just get it right after it.
Yeah,
I don't think that is ever going to
happen.
Yes,
the great Carolyn Prevost has arrived.
Nick B,
four-time gear team volunteer here.
Changes are guaranteed on
the fly after their war room meetings.
Roll with it.
Judy didn't realize testing
and demo team were different.
They are.
They're very different.
Testing at the ranch is that
Dave just brings in like
one athlete at a time to run some tests.
And if you look at their
behind the scenes videos,
like he had Raph or Ben
Smith do a piece of the
workout and then he had Allison come in,
they weren't in there
together necessarily.
and so he has like one or
two people doing some
things when it's demo team
they have like war room
meetings they they're
trying it on the floor for
the first time adjustments
are going to need to be
made and so he needs the
this demo team to be able
to run through things in a
moment's notice to see if
it works at the venue um so
it's it's very different
In certain movements,
even a day can make a difference.
A comp I did last month
programmed double taps, the grid movement,
and released it a couple
days before the comp.
I learned them in a day.
Well, that's because you're awesome, Lito.
I did want to let you guys know that...
Due to demand,
I did order some Get Jazzed
stickers that I'm going to
have with me at the games.
And I also have reached out
to my designer to come up
with a shirt that is
Clydesdale Media Get Jazzed.
I will not have those by the games.
She's just starting the design now.
But I'm hoping to have those
by the Masters games.
so hopefully we'll have some
t-shirts but I'll
definitely I put a rush
order on the sticker so
hopefully I'll have those
for the games and with me
at the games next week if
you're interested in one
just come see me and uh
I'll hand them out for free
so uh when am I going to
albany jody wants to know
so I'll the original plan
was to be there wednesday
I may be adjusting that plan
to get there on Tuesday.
Um, so, uh, we'll see.
We'll we'll see.
I want it to be there for, um,
I want it to be there for
the registration if I could be.
Um, it's just,
I gotta get another day off of work.
Yay, get jazz t-shirts.
Need a Clydesdale playing the saxophone,
get jazzed.
Hell yeah, Clydesdale swag.
So she's an artist,
the person I have do my designs.
And she's the one that
created the Clydesdale
holding the barbell.
I just give it to her to see
what she thinks is best.
I tried not to lead her in any direction.
I just wanted to see kind of
what she thought of it.
And at first she thought
jazz just like sparkle glitter.
And I had to like, no, no,
I mean like new Orleans jazz.
So I hope that, uh,
I think I have her on the right track now,
but, uh, once I get a logo done, I'll,
I'll put it out to you guys.
You can see what it is and
see what happens.
I take Clydesdale tournament
to the Zatarain's man.
uh heard heard will be at
the masters games but also
in cognito and albany or
albany why do they change
the pronunciation of things
it was adidas my whole life
now it's adidas now albany
became albany I mean I have
family that lives right
outside of albany and
they've never called it
albany they've always
called it albany and now
I've got to change it now
in my what the hell people
I know it's not,
but I can't help but see
that container as a thing
of Parmesan on your right.
Yeah, those are Lysol wipes, Mark.
Those are to wipe down my desk down here.
Enhanced arrival time.
Nice.
Judy, you never have to buy the sticker.
It's yours for free.
Nick B, Lauren getting enhanced access,
fake news, or for real?
I don't know.
I don't know for sure.
I've seen things on both sides,
and I was getting a little
worked up about it, and I thought,
why am I getting worked up about it?
What does it matter if she has it or not?
I have mine, and that's all that matters,
right?
but I will tell you that she
did DM me yesterday and we
had a conversation and it
was interesting to say the least,
but if she does have it, I wanted to,
I'm glad she reached out
and I wanted to get it out
of any kind of beef we had
kind of out of the way
before we got to Albany.
Um,
So I don't know whether she did or didn't,
but we had a conversation
yesterday and we'll see how that goes.
What else do we have?
In America, it's Adidas.
You know,
I think Corey had the best argument.
Like, when I listen to a Run-DMC album,
they never say Adidas.
So... Off-topic,
have you acknowledged the
death of the Hulk?
Yeah, right off the top,
I played him at
WrestleMania slamming Andre the Giant,
and we said our goodbyes then, Charlie.
I know you're probably...
You're probably devastated by that news.
Lauren has enhanced.
She didn't request it.
HQ gave it to her.
Same with MCU.
According to Mike Halpin.
Yeah, CrossFit, I mean, it's old.
I'm old,
but that's what it's always been for me.
I blame Tyler Watkins.
It doesn't matter if she has
access if no one watches the content.
I just had to remember that
it doesn't really matter.
It just doesn't matter for me.
I have the access.
I need to do what I want to do.
And she can have whatever
access they give her or she
takes or whatever.
I heard she took your table
and you're outside the room again.
I don't need, I don't need a room.
Judy Reed becomes a member.
That's awesome.
Thank you so much, Judy.
And you know what that means?
As I put out vignettes from
this coming week,
as we're up at the games,
you will get them twenty
four hours before they
release to the public.
Members will get them twenty
four hours ahead of time.
Where's Charlie been?
I ask the same thing, Trent Olive.
I miss that dude so much.
um wow uh kevin quick fact I
grew up in new albany
indiana the settlers came
from albany new york and
tool the new took the new
york from new york and the
albany from albany and call
it new albany wow we have
our very own cliff claven
thank you so much kevin
We're in America.
We say things however we want to.
What you going to do when
Big Clyde's tail runs wild on you?
You're going to get jazzed.
All right, guys.
else do we got so there's
going to be some cool stuff
at the games this year I
just want to highlight that
too I think it's awesome
that crossfit is starting
to do partnerships
We knew about the
partnership with the ruck race.
Ruck race will be going Saturday morning.
If you didn't see it this morning on Savan,
he had the ruck race people
on talking about it.
It's going at like five thirty a.m.
on Saturday morning.
If you want to go ruck with
them and and then the day
is over and you can get
back to everything else.
But also we're going to have
arm wrestling at the games
with Travis Bajent,
a twenty-some time arm
wrestling champion.
He's going to be arm
wrestling fans for prizes at the arena,
which is really super cool.
Anytime you can add
additional entertainment
around what you're doing,
that's what growth in your event can be.
It's new people, new eyes,
more things to do,
making it more of a
festival type attitude.
I think that's what we lost
when we went from Madison
with this big open area to an arena.
They've got to find creative
ways to bring back that
festival style attitude.
And especially if they can
do that around vendor
village to draw people in
and be around the vendors
to make the vendors happy.
If you make the vendors happy,
then they're willing to
invest more into your event.
So that's awesome.
And I hope that you guys, if you're going,
you take advantage of some of that stuff.
Yes.
Now, that's Norm, Jay Birch.
It's a doggy dog world,
and I'm wearing milk bone underwear.
My favorite of the Normisms is,
what are you up to, Norm?
And he says,
I'm up to my ideal weight if I
was twelve feet tall.
What the rock?
You should arm wrestle Tommy.
We'll see.
I could do that.
We need Travis versus JY.
That would be funny.
That would be funny.
Um,
Madison was perfect.
I wouldn't say that.
I like the open air.
First of all, the outdoor field.
We talked about our favorite
events of all time,
and all of them were outdoor fields,
which I think says something.
Maybe the games need to
think about it being an
outdoor event in the future.
I know you have weather issue, but gosh,
you can do so much outside
that you can't do inside.
But anyway,
that arena was so old in
Madison and so many broken
seats and it didn't have
all the cool video screens
and all that stuff there.
The one cool thing about
Fort Worth that is going to
get lost in everything that
happened last year is you
could see replays.
You could look up at the big
screen and see things like
when they ran outside.
It just added a lot to the
experience as a spectator.
The seats were way more
comfortable in Fort Worth.
The concessions were way better.
And they seem to be more
accommodating to
CrossFitters as opposed to
just general concessions.
So those are some of the
things that I think you miss.
Yeah,
don't tell cash you're wearing milk
boat underwear.
That would be a huge mistake.
The street by the arena will
be closed to car traffic.
Yeah, I heard that.
They're going to set up some
stuff out there, which is incredible.
That's a great way to draw people in,
make it easy access to get
to things like Vendor
Village and some of the
workouts and things that are going on.
Really, really great.
Okay.
maybe do it at a venue where
you don't build a temporary stadium.
Here's,
here's what blows me away is the
best attended piece of a
CrossFit games was when
they did the track event at
the high school stadium.
There are high school
stadiums all over the country,
not being used.
Why not use that type or a
call it like a smaller
college stadium where
Why not do something more
like that so that it's open air,
you can bring in the big equipment,
you can do all the running
and the fun stuff outside,
probably way cheaper rent
than it would be to get an
actual professional arena.
Yeah.
Yeah,
Madison wasn't even the nicest arena
in Madison.
It was a great venue in Fort Worth.
Media space was nice as well
as on-site versus a building over.
Yeah, it was a great venue.
Every decent college
athletics facility is TV-friendly,
tailgate space, hotels.
A military base would be cool,
but the access would be a
pain in the ass.
Bunches of small colleges around Albany.
Yeah,
I just think it's just a cool concept.
We showed last year,
by doing that track event, they had like,
sixteen thousand people there.
Like,
that's more than there's been at any
other... And that was after
the death of Lazar.
They still had all those
people in the stadium.
It just it just kind of
makes sense maybe too much
sense to look for things like that.
It was well attended because
it was free admission.
Yeah,
but it was probably cheaper to rent
to and maybe if you could
lower the ticket prices,
you'd get more people in the stands.
I don't know just a thought.
so the last thing I'm gonna
leave you with before I
have to get back to work is
uh weren't a majority of
the events in carson
outdoors I think they were
all outdoors the tennis
stadium was open air and
the soccer stadium was open air
except the ill-fated broad
jump that was a that was a
rough year I get what they
were doing but man that was
that was not spectator
friendly at all um City of
Fort Worth was technically
free city and state paid
CrossFit so even better than free wow
Yeah, I can't beat that.
Last thing I'm going to
leave you with is I know
people are still digging in
to find out what happened.
I've reached out myself,
but Saxon Pancheck, it appears,
is no longer with the World
Fitness Project.
If you look at his Instagram,
any reference to the World
Fitness Project is missing
from his bio where
everybody else who works
for them has it clearly
stated that they work for them.
I know Jenny from Dense
Updates has reached out to
them asking for clarification on that.
And they said due to their
employment policies,
they could not say what had happened.
And I will say this.
I've known Saxon since since
two thousand sixteen.
He was a frequent visitor to
my first gym and helped out
in charity events there all the time.
We became pretty close friends.
He's one of the athletes I
actually have a phone number for.
And when he first joined the WFP,
I tried to reach out to him
to get a statement and even
have him on the show.
I did not get a response,
which was very unlike him.
But every dealing I've had
with Saxon up until the
last six months has been an
amazing experience.
I don't know what happened.
I don't know what made him go to the WFP.
It is baffling to me to this day.
And now he's left.
And I'm really curious to
know what the change was
that prompted him to go and
that prompted him to leave.
And I'm hoping that I can
get in touch with him about all of that.
Whether I can get him on air or not,
I don't know.
But I'd really like to at
least have a conversation
with him to find out what happened.
One of my biggest criticisms
with the WFP is they really
suck at timing.
You have this big lull from
tour stop one to tour stop
two and CrossFit had a lull
and you didn't take
advantage of any of that to
be the number one story in the sport.
You could have put out content.
You could have put out the rec league,
whatever it was.
Then you wait until right
before the CrossFit games
and you throw out a rec
league that then nobody is
even paying attention to
because we're all in games mode.
They are terrible,
terrible at scheduling
things and timing with anything.
When they first come out,
I wanted to support them
enough to see if their concept worked.
But their execution at this
point has made me give up
all hope on them and give
up all support of them as
we are moving into tour stop two.
I have no faith now that
they can make anything work.
They have blown every chance
that they have.
Blown it.
By just shitty timing.
We were all dying for
content for three months.
Dying for content,
and you couldn't even take
advantage of it.
opportunistic in the wake of tragedy,
just like move Mac said,
shows character of everyone behind it.
And I had a rant about that.
Gosh, a week and a half ago,
maybe when you build your
business on somebody else's
tragedy or misfortune,
that is not a solid
foundation to build a business on.
You should be building it on
your own strengths,
not on somebody else's weakness.
So they get off on that foot,
and they can't even take
advantage of the opportune
times to push what they're doing.
They've missed it all.
Not only was I stunned when
Saxon went to WFP, I was kind of hurt.
As someone who had drank the
Kool-Aid so much,
so much to see him just
throw it all away was
mind-boggling and hurtful.
Well, with that, guys,
my lunch hour's over.
Time for you knuckleheads to
get back to work as well
because karma is a mofo.
I thought it was.
We'll see if it is.
They've kind of let Hulk do
that thing where he stands
back up after the third time.
The ref holds his arm up.
CrossFit just stood up and pointed.
And as Ernie said, have a great day,
y'all.
Great show.
Thank you, guys.
I got to get back to work.
You guys get back to work as well.
We'll see everybody tomorrow
on lunch with the Clydesdale.
Bye, guys.
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