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What's going on, everybody?
It is freezing cold in the north and
it's only going to get worse.
Let's talk about it.
I love the chase and the hunt,
and I set the pace when I'm running.
I always take what I want,
and I always give it one hundred.
Don't need a bank, no I'm funded.
Play the game like it's nothing.
I'm always thankful for something.
Don't take for granted, stay humble.
Now wake up!
It's time to look at the enemy.
Look in the mirror if he is no
friend to me.
It's not working out,
maybe it's the chemistry.
It's time to...
I'm shorting out, man.
That was weird.
Let's try this.
It's lunchtime.
What is going on, everybody?
Welcome to Lunch with the Clydesdale.
I am the Clydesdale.
He is Cowboy.
Very nice.
I want to surprise you with a little
sound effect, man.
I'll take it.
I'll take it.
I'll take it.
I'm also not made of cake.
You're also not made of cake.
Yeah,
this is – can you name where this
is from?
Cowboy.
Yeah, Kid Rock's home.
There we go.
Yeah, the very opening chords.
I was going to say it's Odd Storch.
Yeah.
We've got Vicki.
We've got Trent Olive.
We've got Ortega already in the house.
So Larry Young went from four to twenty
one signups for open.
That's nice.
Nice.
I actually have that on our list, man.
It's.
Yesterday, or was it yesterday?
Yeah.
Dave Castro was on the Sport of Fitness
podcast with Chase.
They talked about the numbers from the
open, and things are looking up.
How up?
Things are looking fantastic.
So here is Jenny clipped this and has
it on Dense Updates.
This is what she clipped.
Open Reg has been open for one week.
We have forty thousand five hundred and
sixty people signed up for the open and
it's the most we've had since twenty
twenty two.
Double of what we had last year.
So one of the best opening days that
we've ever had in the open last week.
So last Wednesday,
we was the second highest day one ever.
Damn, that's cool.
Crossed it open.
So.
Second highest day one ever.
And we're at the highest since twenty
twenty two for one week.
Forty thousand five hundred people.
Love to see it.
So, yeah,
things are off to a good start.
Hopefully we see it stay this way.
Agreed.
wrap it up, wrap it up,
wrap it up, keep it going.
You know, let's,
let's get three thousand people signed up.
What I think is awesome is all the
people like out there buying other people
open registrations.
Oh,
I'm fixing to do a couple of that
for a couple people in my gym.
They just don't know it yet.
Yeah, it's you can buy bundles now.
You can in two different ways.
You can actually buy like a group of
open registrations at a discounted rate
and hand out to people.
Or you can buy these bundles now that
you get your judges cert,
a T-shirt and your open registration.
I didn't get the bundle because I didn't
want the T-shirt,
but I do need to do the judges
course this year.
Because I did not do the advanced judges
course last year.
I don't think I did anyway.
I have to go back and look.
I don't remember doing the advanced judges
course.
I know I did the regular one.
Lito just got her little sister to sign
up today for her very first Open.
That's what we're talking about.
Let's go.
Let's go.
You don't really know what the Open is
until you do it.
no like if it wasn't for the peer
pressure of my friends making me sign up
i would not have known what it was
about and and here we are fourteen opens
later or thirteen or whatever it is i
don't even know a lot a lot of
opens later it's been several it's been
several this is my eighth so
All this momentum for the love of God,
Dave,
give us a decently well-rounded open.
Keep this merry-go-round turning.
A well-rounded open, Larry,
or one that you like, Larry?
I was about to say,
Larry's idea of a well-rounded open is
going to have a one right max bench
press in it.
Ortega's sponsoring five people.
If anybody you know is new and wants
to do the open and for whatever reason
can't pay, Ortega's your man.
good on you good on you jonathan good
on you yeah i know a lot of
people are doing that i know uh um
jenny on dense updates this morning she
bought two open bundles uh so t-shirt and
judges course and are giving them away on
the next show outstanding outstanding i'll
probably do something like that in the
coming weeks but we have we have a
little bit of time
Yeah, got plenty of time.
Vicky said, ditto what Ortega said.
Go ahead, Vicky.
Vicky's a good dude, man.
Mark Phillips,
I'd sign up twice for a bench one
rep max.
You and me both.
You and me both.
I would not,
even though I have been benching here
lately, but no.
Not my thing.
Uh, agree.
Outstanding idea.
Um, ground is going down.
Uh,
five AM squat club got a little feature
on the Hiller channel yesterday.
I was literally watching that before we
went live, like before I logged in, um,
Dude,
his little morning thing he's got going on
is pretty cool.
Like, got the live chat going on.
His voice is super calming.
Like, very, very zen type thing.
I really do like the man's approach.
Good on you, my brother.
Good on you.
Yeah, my problem is at five a.m.
I need Harold Rollins.
Oh, yeah, no.
Henry Rollins.
henry rollins henry rollins yes i knew who
you meant yeah i knew you meant yeah
oh one hundred percent no uh you're a
guy here would i be just like napping
on my on my mat dude on on
the way so i'm i'm up at four
thirty i'm usually out the house here
lately by five fifteen something on those
lines and on the way to the gym
not real loud,
but as soon as I get there,
my earbuds go in and like,
we just blast and whatever,
whatever it is I'm blasting.
Cause I need to, I need to,
I need the noise.
Uh, yeah, I, one of the,
my pump up songs is a ball.
What the Bob, a dang,
a dang diggy diggy, you know,
speaking of kid rock, that gets me up.
Let's go.
Uh, I'm too anxious for that stuff.
Maybe some Steven Wilson jr.
If I could play it on YouTube.
Yeah.
That's dang picky.
I am curious as to, uh, Oh dude,
all of my, uh,
my qualifier videos from last year, uh,
I say all of them,
ninety percent of my qualifier videos from
last year,
whether it be for quarterfinal semifinal
or semifinals or like online qualifiers,
got flagged every single one of them.
Your video may not show in certain
countries.
I'm like,
as long as it shows to the people
who are watching it, I don't care.
People in Pakistan can't see it.
It's going to be fine.
you know i did that music show for
a brief minute where we would do top
fives of a different genre all of those
are are flagged all of them i am
curious as to uh if he because hillary
mentioned in his videos wondering if he
gets dinged because he is monetized like
he's got enough people to be so i'm
wondering if he gets dinged because like
his music's just playing in the background
Yeah, I'm monetized.
And so when you get dinged,
like it cuts anything you make on that
video.
And I make enough to pay for my
platforms now.
So, you know, I'm not making money,
but I'm breaking even now because of what
I make on YouTube.
So I don't want them to get like
dinged a lot.
And if we would get some people,
more people to subscribe,
we could get a little bit more money
and keep that going.
Yeah, so like and subscribe, people.
Like and subscribe.
That's what I'm looking for.
Alito mutes all of her videos and just
shows her name on a little whiteboard.
I know a lot of people went to
that.
It was pretty smart.
Put all the information they want on the
whiteboard, hold it up to the camera.
That way you don't forget.
I got one last year and had to
redo the whole workout.
Yeah.
You don't forget,
you don't stumble over yourself sometimes,
which I do because like,
so last year we had to have the
judge and the head judge, right?
So my judge is, uh,
Bernard and my head judge was Jeff,
depending on which one was going on.
And,
every single,
if you go back and look at my
semifinal videos from last year,
every single one of them there in the
background,
like doing something to start off with,
like they were doing dumbbell curls at one
point on the time they were doing pushups
and you got to introduce them every single
time.
And so like, if that goes wrong,
then you're laughing at yourself and it's
a whole thing.
I'm Mark Phillips, same Lito.
Plus no one can hear my wife yell
at me when I mute the video.
i got the opposite problem mark i yelled
at my wife last year so i got
that going for me but they they changed
my music oh i know right as i'm
starting to work out i remember when it
happened yeah all queued up to get going
and bro i was feeling it and i
was like okay start the clock and as
soon as it starts i take off it
was the lunge
I think it was.
And she tells Brody to go change that
song because she didn't like it.
Yeah.
My wife does it every time I'm driving
and listen,
driver gets control of the music.
They're the ones that have to stay alert
and awake.
Everybody else in the car can be on
their phone and sleep and do whatever they
want.
I get to control the music.
Yeah.
We're playing what I want to hear.
And if I'm working out, I,
and I'm the only one I damn well
better get to control the music.
Yeah, no,
you don't get a say in what I'm
listening to just because you're there.
That doesn't work that way.
we had an interesting conversation
yesterday right after we went off the air
about shows that jumped the shark and we,
and we had this conversation.
Let me preface it with that.
There are,
there are media outlets in this space that
people still listen to.
And you and I are like,
I don't know why,
because there's nothing new coming from
these people,
but there's this sense of loyalty that you
get by watching or listening to somebody
and,
And I use an example with you of,
you know, just like a TV show.
You watch and you watch and you watch,
and then it gets really bad.
And you're like, well,
I've stuck with them for five years,
so I'm just going to see it out.
And then it never gets any better.
Well,
we had a fun conversation yesterday
because your wife is a massive fan of
nine one one.
Explain.
And I actually used to watch it.
I thought it jumped the shark.
And I jumped off.
I was gone.
You're telling me this season it's even
worse than before.
They went into space.
There was a nine-man emergency in space.
in space they put them on some sort
of automated capsule that they've blasted
them off into space so the police lady
who was married to the fire chief and
then the other fire lady the black the
bald-headed lady were both on the stand
and it just so happens that they know
each other
And they got to go off into space
at the same time,
even though it was just random people from
whatever, which makes, first of all,
that's absurd to begin with, right?
That's like,
if me and you got chosen and you're
like,
we're going to put you guys on the
same capsule with these three or four,
whatever, however many it was,
strangers to have this experience and to
go into space.
And then of course,
as soon as they get into space,
shit goes crazy.
And there's now a nine one one emergency.
And like the people on the ground from
the nine one one are like helping them
to try to figure out what's going on
in this capsule.
And they're talking to these other people.
What about this?
And I'm just sitting here.
I'm like, bro, what are we doing?
What are we doing?
Why?
I get home and that's what's on there.
And of course, my wife,
who I love very much,
who occasionally does actually listen to
this show,
will look at me and be like,
just let me enjoy my show.
I'm like, I would love to.
But holy smokes.
Like, it is bad.
I'll train all of I'm still watching nine
on one,
but this season is a bit bizarre.
What got me, Winter,
is when the cruise ship flipped upside
down and did not sink.
That's what sent me packing.
Now we're talking like that's not even
feasible.
They went to space.
And now we went to space.
It's like, so have you seen the...
know if it was the latest fast and
furious movie or the one before that but
like no they made a rocket ship they
made a spaceship out of a fierro a
pontiac fierro and they they blasted uh
ludacris and uh oh what's his name
anyway they blasted them too because they
had to go do something into space and
of course they just figured out how to
make a rocket and so it's the same
thing right like now we're fast and
furious in an in space now we're nine
one one with the two random characters
from the show now the pontiac fiero whose
big default was if you shut both doors
at the same time the back window blew
out that was they caught on fire
Yeah.
And they happen to catch on fire.
The Iron Duke actually caught on fire from
time to time.
And they were like, you know what?
You should make one of those.
Going into space.
Of course it is.
Obviously.
Yeah.
They also catch on fire.
Yeah.
So it's well-equipped to handle breaking
through the atmosphere and going into
space.
Just some slight modifications,
and it was perfectly fine.
They were also in space in old-school
diving bell uniforms.
Because, you know, why wouldn't you be?
Jody,
I wasn't aware of this nine one to
one show.
Well,
originally it was actually kind of good.
It was just,
it was almost like a mission impossible
ish cop show and, and fire show.
And it was like high end action with
it,
but it has long ago jumped the shark
and I can no longer can no longer
watch it.
And like we were talking about, okay,
so there's,
there's winter saying that one.
Now there's nine one one Nashville.
It's awful,
a hundred times worse than the original.
Like we were talking about yesterday,
Chris O'Donnell,
Robin from the worst Batman movie ever
made is somehow a Southern fire chief in
the Nashville station.
And like they parade country stores on
there because they're in Nashville.
Like they just cameos from random people
while they're on there and whatnot.
And like the whole thing is absolutely,
It's insane.
It really, really is.
Well, I have a meeting at one,
so I want to get through a couple
little things here.
But I did want to talk about that.
I thought it was a fun conversation.
Legends.
Legends have put out more invitations.
Now, these ones make sense.
Yeah.
These are either the top ten or the
top five from the games last year got
invites to Del Mar.
Here is the elite division,
top ten finishers at the games.
Regardless if you think they're going to
compete this year or not,
like Tia Claire Toomey,
got an invite to Del Mar.
Um,
not to be confused with Reno nine one
one.
It's actually getting very close to Reno
nine one one at this point.
It's the difference between it is that
Reno nine one one is,
is intentionally funny and it knows who it
is and it knows who it is.
And nine one one is unintentionally funny
just because of how ridiculous it is
moving right along.
So these are the top ten from the
games last year.
It also went into the top ten finishers
in each of the Masters divisions.
Got an automatic bid for Del Mar.
So there's our very own Carolyn Prevost.
On the next screen,
there's our very own Jamie Latimer.
They both got invites into Del Mar this
year for the Legends.
Shout out to Rudy Berger.
Jody, how about True Detective?
Anyone seen that?
I heard Jody Foster tell about it on
Conan.
I watched the first season with
McConaughey and Woody Harrelson,
which was really good.
But I mean,
it is one of those you cannot look
away, but it is.
I don't know.
It's good.
But the subsequent seasons,
I just couldn't get into.
My wife tried to watch the Jody Foster
one,
and she even bagged out on that one.
So here it is.
Lito's asking how long they have.
They do not say, they just say, athletes,
check your email and DMs for your
registration invite.
If you don't see an email,
DM us here and we'll get it to
you right away.
So we don't know how long they have
to accept the invite and what it means
for how they backfill if anybody says no.
But you know, at some of these levels,
people are not going to go all the
way to California for their...
For their semifinal.
What is Jamie saying right there?
If I decline, what?
Oh, if we decline this,
then finish high enough in quarters,
would we be in line for another invite?
That's an excellent question.
So Jamie has that hip surgery thing that
she's rehabbing and she just doesn't know
where she's going to be at that point
in time in the year.
So that's why she would ask a question
like that.
That's a legit question.
Because she may decline this because at
this point,
she really shouldn't be doing that.
And and then Megan is following.
Yes, you will receive another invite.
Okay.
But if you accept and don't place high
enough, your invite gets revoked?
No.
Come on, people.
Now you're just being silly.
That's just being some type of way.
I'm also wondering about Elite.
Just for John Wood's response here,
let's invite the same ten people to every
competition.
Because everybody on this earth got a
mayhem invite too.
yes and i'm betting they're on the
syndicate invite list too so and some have
already declined one and haven't said
anything about the next one like this is
gonna by the time this is actually settled
and done or even by the open whatever
because
They're going to have invitations.
Then they're going to have not
invitations.
And they're going to have,
we're going to have to go to the
open and then quarters.
And then, okay,
now you get an invitation from quarters to
go.
It's a mess.
And it's only going to get worse.
Lito,
just because she wants to aggravate me.
What if you're invited, you accept,
and then don't sign up for the open?
If it were my world,
you would then be disqualified from
competing because you do not qualify for
the games because you did not participate
in the Open.
However, it's allowed in this thing,
and who the hell knows what's allowed?
That is Wilson Pack's world.
It is.
Wilson and my world jive.
If you're not eligible to make the
CrossFit Games or you have already
qualified for the games,
you are disqualified from being at his
event.
Dylan, moving right along.
Mark Phillips,
wildcards don't have to do the open,
so they have a loophole.
But to go to the games,
you have to have done the open.
You have to finish top two thousand in
the world at quarterfinals.
And you can't go to quarterfinals without
doing the open.
I think what he's talking about is like
the like when when what's his face went
a couple of years ago,
I say a couple of years ago in
twenty nineteen.
Wild cards to the games.
There are no wild cards.
They have the right to reserve whoever
they invite up to a couple of whoever
they want to actually invite.
The rules were different in twenty
nineteen.
They were different.
The rules as of last year,
twenty twenty five and twenty twenty six.
You have to finish so high in the
open to qualify to be a games athlete.
Anything that happens before that,
we're not under these rules.
Bring up Lito's comment.
What if you pop for PEDs,
then take four years juicing,
and then get invited to semifinals asking
for a friend?
We discussed that yesterday.
That is a very, very bad look.
Very bad look.
However...
These because CrossFit has let these
people run their own competitions.
They can do whatever they want with their
invitations.
Do I agree with it?
I do not, but it's not my world.
I think it's a bad look.
I think when you have a problem of
PED use,
you don't promote people who popped
without and make that allow them to skip
elements of the season.
That is just ridiculous.
Because I feel like if you just got
an invitation and all you did was sign
up for the open,
basically sleepwalk through that,
sleepwalk through quarterfinals,
but you got an invitation to a semifinal
and you win,
now you just kind of circumvented the
entire system at that point because you
didn't really do semifinals.
You didn't really do quarterfinals.
You didn't put your body through that.
You just kind of skate and go and
buy and then just go and do one
live competition and now all of a sudden
you're at the games.
What if you pop for PEDs, register,
but do not do the open,
rub your belly and pat your head and
jump on one foot at all at the
same time?
Well, in that case,
then you get the extra silly clause of
you are an automatic podium finisher at
the games.
I think you get,
I think that's how you get spirited to
games.
Um, just, oh gosh, Andrew.
Uh,
so CrossFit could invite someone who
didn't, oh, here it is.
Dang it.
Keeps moving.
Uh,
CrossFit rule book says CrossFit can
invite anyone at any stage of the
competition.
They haven't though.
They haven't since twenty nineteen.
But that doesn't mean they won't.
There's only thirty spots now.
You can't.
I'm not saying you're wrong.
And I get it.
There's only thirty spots.
It's way less than it was before.
But that's not saying that they've done
dumber shit.
It wouldn't surprise me at this point.
Well,
the last thing I want to talk about,
because I only have a couple minutes,
is it's been circling around that there's
a small cut in one of the Mayhem
videos where Rich is discussing the live
stream for the Mayhem classic and the way
they lost money last year because of the
cost of that
of that stream, right?
They publicly said they spent over two
hundred thousand dollars on that stream
last year.
They lost money and they're not going to
do it again this year.
So what does that mean
than for live streaming.
And I think it's not just a mayhem
thing.
I think it's a big thing.
Because when I was talking with Wilson Pak
a month ago, you know,
he's under the same... Last year,
Savant's team came in,
did it at a very, very reduced rate,
if not free.
I don't know the details of their deal,
but it was way less than any of
the other streaming services.
This year...
Syndicate Crown and NorCal are on the same
weekend.
So the Savant team can only do one
of the two.
So now Wilson is left with how is
he going to stream this if it is
even possible?
So I know a lot of competitions are
talking about that they're not going to be
able to do streaming of an event anymore.
And they're going to do packaged
highlights of the day and put them out
as quickly as possible.
I think we've been spoiled for a long
time because Greg Glassman opened the
checkbook or Reebok opened the checkbook
for many years.
And we had streams of everything.
And it was a high quality stream that
we did not have to pay for.
And now anytime you put anything behind a
paywall, people like flip the hell out.
But the truth of the matter is it's
too expensive for these competitions to
fund it on their own.
And I think that we are getting to
a point where either you're going to have
to put it behind a paywall to recoup
as much money as you can for the
streams,
or you're going to get prepackaged,
post-packaged little documentaries or
whatever of highlighting the events.
What are your thoughts?
I think everybody after,
was it Floy Lee that did it behind
the paywall first?
And it was terrible.
It was terrible.
Right.
It was absolutely terrible.
And I think even now that's been, what,
six, seven years now,
if not longer than that,
it left a bad taste in anybody's mouth
to have anything behind a paywall,
which is why people are trying to look
at it and trying to find cheaper options
out there to do it.
I don't understand why everybody,
not why it costs so much,
but why everybody just keeps going back to
the same people.
It's Hamilton Road, it's Hamilton Road,
it's Hamilton Road.
It's the only people that anybody seems to
know how to use.
I would think there'd be other options out
there that could do something.
slightly less expensive.
What Savannah did last year was insane,
given the resources that they had.
They lost money.
They absolutely did.
Sousa was way up there.
It was very,
very upfront about the fact that, yeah,
if they would have charged for it,
how much it would have cost, et cetera,
et cetera, et cetera.
But I just think that there's got to
be a better option.
than trying to put it behind a paywall
because people just, they get turned off.
They're like, I'm not spending.
Twenty bucks to watch this for the entire
weekend.
Um, when you,
especially not knowing what the quality is
going to look like beforehand.
Here's my thing.
And I've said this about a lot of
things and why I,
I subscribed to a couple of channels to
support the people that do podcasts in
this space.
Right.
Um,
because like we do this for free for
most of the, most of it, right.
If I go to a movie,
I don't get to go in for free
and just watch the movie.
Like I have to pay admission for that
entertainment.
If you're watching a CrossFit event,
you're doing it because it's entertainment
to you.
Whether you like to hang out in the
chat,
whether you like to watch the event or
whatever you want to do, right?
So to expect it to be free all
the time,
we just were spoiled for too long.
Right.
As Sousa said in that crash behind the
scenes,
that if they were going to do it
and not lose money and just break even,
they would have to charge between like
sixty and seventy five thousand dollars.
And that would be just to break even,
not even to make any money on it.
Jenny says,
we all paid out of our pockets to
be there and provide that for free to
the community while athletes refused
interviews and people at home on their
high horses and criticized it.
Good times.
I just want to spin this a little
bit.
Yes,
there were athletes that refused
interviews,
but there were athletes that embraced it.
And they made out big because you gave
them that opportunity.
We got to learn about Mason and we
got to learn about Miley Wade and we
got to learn about Reese Littlewood and
all those people that did not turn you
down, right?
And the interviews were awesome.
They were different than anything we've
had on any other broadcast.
And NorCal was post-produced,
but it was fast.
I don't know if anybody else is equipped
to do it that fast.
We can say it,
but that whole team put NorCal out in
like a half an hour after it was
done.
Sometimes fifteen minutes,
which is absolutely, that's insane.
That's absolutely wild.
To piggyback on what you just said, Scott,
to the people that refuse interviews,
to hell with them.
You're missing out on that point,
on your chance to tell your whatever just
happened story.
So if you're just going to look at
it and go,
I'm not talking to Savant's crew, blah,
blah, blah, blah, blah, whatever.
Cool.
Go on.
We'll talk to these other people who are
here and who are interested and who are
invested and who want to be a part
of whatever this is.
If you don't want to, awesome.
That's on you.
Bye.
Moving on.
So, yeah, dude, both things.
And their coverage of Crash.
Their coverage of Crash was ridiculously
good.
Yeah.
Ridiculously good.
What all the things that they were able
to do.
I just wish that you could clone that
crew to do a couple more events, right?
Because now we have these events that land
on the exact same weekend and you're SOL.
Yeah.
I love it worth every penny.
Sousa is a miracle worker.
Like that's the one thing I don't like.
We all love this space so much.
Every event I go to,
it's all on my own dime.
I pay for my flight.
I pay for my hotel.
I pay for my food.
I do all of that stuff to go
get interviews with athletes,
to do documentaries behind the scenes,
to do all this stuff.
I don't get paid for anything.
I do it because I love it.
Right.
just like Jenny, just like Sousa,
just like Siobhan, just like Caleb.
They all go do that because they just
love it.
They love hanging out together.
They love putting on a show.
That's why we all go.
And then we've created this other
community that I just like going hanging
out with people.
Yeah.
I would love to,
if I would have had the time,
I would love to go out there and
help them with that.
Right?
Because I'm sure it's a kick in the
ass.
Right?
Everybody's working,
but none of them are taking it seriously.
But they're not taking each other
seriously, if that makes sense.
They're taking their job seriously,
but you know everybody's messing with
everybody the entire weekend.
They're exhausted.
They're laughing the entire time,
and they're putting out a ridiculous
quality product because they want to be
there.
You're not going to get that kind of
stuff.
I say that.
It would be more difficult to get that
kind of stuff from people that you're
actually paying if that's all,
the only reason that they're there is to
get paid.
Every single person that was on that crew
was there because they love what they do
and they love being able to put that
kind of stuff out there into the world.
People would drop thirty dollars on a
Tyson fight knowing it might only last
sixty seconds.
Paying five to ten dollars for a weekend
live stream should be nothing for people.
Listen,
Rogue does a paywall that gets you extra.
And they didn't even do that this year.
Two years prior,
they did a paywall for twenty five bucks
that gave you control of the camera.
Like wild shit that we've never even seen
before.
I paid it every year and it was
so worth it.
And I felt like I was helping out.
Rogue for putting on this great show.
I get a weekend of entertainment because
of what you've put out there.
The least I can do is pay twenty
five bucks to watch it.
Got a new member, Mark Phillips.
Nice.
Thank you very, very much, man.
Vicky live.
Tickets.
Tickets are going to probably be four
hundred bucks again.
Paying fifty for the weekend should be
nothing.
True.
Thank you, Mark.
Thank you again.
I really, really appreciate it.
Five percent.
Well,
if they do decide to live stream it
and put it behind the paywall,
I will be the first person to sign
up for it because I want to see
what happens.
Well,
and there are some comps that have the
have the glitz and glam around it that
you will pay for.
Like I will pay for a mayhem.
I'll pay for a NorCal cause it's the
train wreck that everybody just wants to
see.
Right.
I'll pay for them cause it's this classic
awesome event put on by the goat of
the, of the space.
I'll watch syndicate crown cause I'm a
huge fan of Wilson Park and I will
support anything he's behind.
Like those three things I'll pay for every
single year.
if I can't go in person.
Right.
I would say this year,
as much crap as we've been given to
Legends people,
just the fact that they're in Del Mar,
if they put it behind,
people are going to pay to watch that.
I know it's a horse barn.
I just want to go see it because
all the videos I watched early on when
I started CrossFit and all the big stars
that were at Del Mar in the California
region doing their thing,
I just want to see it one time,
right?
Yeah.
Nostalgia.
I used to think Wilson Pac was the
rapper every time they talked about him
until I met him.
Yeah, and he is far from a rapper.
He's just one of the coolest dudes.
I can't believe he lives up the street
from me now.
I can't believe.
It's so awesome.
I want to reach out to him and
see if there's anything I can do to
help him with the Syndicate Crown.
And maybe I'll do that this weekend.
I just have all that shit happening next
week and I just need to get through
that.
So, well guys,
it is nine minutes till I have to
be in a meeting.
So guys,
if I could just share with you the
shit I've gone through in the last two
days, I just can't, uh, maybe later,
but Oh my gosh.
Uh, Craig,
I will pay for those plus French,
French throw down and Torian.
Yeah.
I mean,
I'd pay for a lot of them.
I'll be honest.
I just hope my, my wife isn't watching.
Uh, Claire says great show.
Thank you.
Thanks.
She said such nice,
nice things about our whole crew the other
night on their show.
I really appreciate Claire and John for
saying those things.
It was really nice.
Yes, meetings just suck.
Boo to meetings.
If it's anything like my government job,
I feel your pain.
I am sure it's everything like your
government job, Vicky.
Everything.
All right, guys.
With that,
I'm going to head out of here.
I will catch you all tomorrow.
We'll find some fun stuff to talk about.
Let's do it then.
Bye, guys.