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Thank the Lord.

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It is Friday.

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From the gym to the screen, yeah,

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we cover it all.

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Midday motivation every time you press

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call.

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Lunch with the Clydesdale.

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Cowboy, bring the heat.

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Crossfit, boobies, music on repeat.

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Half-hour hustle, yeah,

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we're building that brand.

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Grab a plate, tune in now,

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you're part of the fam.

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It's lunch time.

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You actually got the right key in tune

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right there.

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I like that.

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That was nice.

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Yeah.

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That was definitely nice.

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Why is it that Joseph Ramirez every day

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associates a food with the day of the

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week?

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I'm going to tell you what.

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When you burn as much calories as Joseph

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Ramirez does,

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the man exercises like a maniac.

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You got to feed the machine.

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Got to feed the machine.

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feeding the beast man let's be real

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hundred percent absolutely yeah anybody

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who who subs in an echo bike for

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an erg i don't have a choice hey

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sometimes you have a choice you got to

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do what you got to do you got

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you have to feed that beast because you

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are burning more calories on the echo than

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you are on the arc depending on the

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workout yeah i would say that for sure

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had a real fun one uh monday that

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actually did tuesday that was absolutely

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disgusting because that's just kind of

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that we program you didn't you did so

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i don't know you watched the sunday show

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late did you see what jamie programmed for

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her gym last week and uh oh the

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freaking mile yeah yeah no she's out of

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her mind when i saw that as a

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matter of fact i wanted to text her

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and be like dude do you hate your

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members like what is wrong

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And I preface that with my dumb co-host.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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And she seemed like she deserved it.

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I mean, that's just absolutely insane,

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dude.

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She was shooting me videos of it going

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down.

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She'd completed it in the morning.

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These were evening videos of the class.

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It looked awful.

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That's because it was.

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That's only the reason why it looked awful

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is because it absolutely is.

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There's no way, dude.

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Like, that's just... What is it?

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Four hundred meters of burpee broad jumps?

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Four hundred meters of something else?

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Four hundred meters of... Well,

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I think there's a run in between each

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of the... Oh, yeah.

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That makes it so much better.

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Yeah.

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Thank God.

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You can break with a run.

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Sure.

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I... Yeah.

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Just...

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Mark Phillips is another stupid,

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silly pants, dumb, stupid, silly,

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whatever it is.

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It's DDSP.

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DDSP.

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DDSP.

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I want to do it,

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just don't want to do it alone.

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Oh, you just finish with a four-meter run.

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Somehow I doubt by the finish you're

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looking to do anything that's even

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resembling a run.

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I would say it probably ends with a

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four-meter shuffle.

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Yeah.

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You just finish with a run.

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I take...

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Take it back.

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Yeah.

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It's not broken up by runs.

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You finish with a run.

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Yeah.

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Run.

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I don't want to do anything.

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No, Meg.

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As far as I know, she's not.

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She may have been.

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She's been watching some sort of trial.

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So that might actually be it.

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She watches it on her phone.

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So I have no idea if that's actually

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what it is or if it's some other

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trial because she loves that kind of shit.

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So it might be.

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I can't do that kind of stuff because

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it involves kids.

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And I'm going to get irrationally angry

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and upset and all that stuff because...

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If you hurt children,

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you are the absolute worst possible thing,

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in my opinion,

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on the face of the absolute planet.

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And I will take it out personally on

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you.

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My wife is probably watching it.

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I wouldn't know because I check out

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whenever any true crime is on.

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When I'm down here doing this is when

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she squeezes in her true crime stuff.

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yeah we watched them uh together because

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some of the stuff she we we pick

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up is interesting like the the what the

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what was it uh some of the ones

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that are like the world's worst like worst

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neighbors or whatever is on uh is on

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one of them that one was that was

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four episodes of that's pretty cool like

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one of them these people house just

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exploded in the middle of a neighborhood

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which seemed pretty random at one point

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but they were actually trying to do it

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to get uh

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to get the insurance money off of it.

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And the neighbors ended up dying.

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It was a whole terrible thing.

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But in some of the other ones,

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the one that started off,

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this woman went absolutely batshit insane

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on her neighbors,

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and they lived across the street from each

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other.

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So it wasn't like she was down the

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road or nothing like that.

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It just kept going on and on and

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on and on.

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Bro, it was wild.

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Yeah, Daniel, I don't even want to know.

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If it's my time, it's my time.

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Yeah, no.

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Wayne Short said something.

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Wayne, if you could pull up to Wayne.

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I challenge anybody to hit the like

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button.

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If you don't,

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your weekend will be filled with doo-doo.

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Or am I making that up?

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With two-doos?

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Doo-doo?

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Oh, honey-doos.

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With honey-doos.

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He edited it.

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got gotcha uh i got news for you

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there homie doing that anyway right so i'm

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going to visit my mom next weekend um

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and i said why don't you just leave

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that and i'll and i'll fix it when

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i get there she said i've already got

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a list of things for you oh good

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oh yay wait to see you mom that's

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super exciting right there yeah no my wife

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texted me earlier this week and was like

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we're pressure washing the garage

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Saturday.

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So find a good pressure washer was his

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exact, her exact words.

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I'm like, find a,

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like we have a pressure washer.

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Why am I looking for another one?

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I don't understand what's happening right

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now.

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Yeah.

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My mom gives me sunny do lists.

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Yeah.

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Well, I mean,

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gotta be grammatically correct.

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Um, Ken Walters, some of the,

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about a proven longest five K, uh,

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sorry don't want to forget that it was

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way up there uh the proven workout world's

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longest five k you do twenty five burpees

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then a thousand meter run then fifty air

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squats for five rounds our box did that

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in endurance class last week that was

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rough ken no just no yeah um

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Meg says that was your chance to get

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a new pressure washer.

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Corey, way to blow that opportunity.

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Megan, I don't want a new pressure washer.

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You understand what happens if you have a

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new pressure washer?

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Then you actually have to use it.

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Exactly.

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No.

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I'm okay.

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I'll be all right without that.

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I watched some football last night.

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Oh,

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was the Hall of Fame game last night?

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No, no, we're past Hall of Fame.

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We're a week in preseason week one.

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Shows you where I'm at on the timeline

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there.

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Yeah,

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I actually told Garrett and Joseph and

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Jeremy that the reason you weren't on the

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sports show is because I have to explain

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the sports to you if it's not CrossFit.

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Yeah, well, I mean,

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it depends on which sport we're talking

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about, but yeah, for the most part.

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As a matter of fact,

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I was at the barber this morning,

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and I go to an actual barber shop,

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and it's

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one of the highlights of my month when

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i get to go in there because it

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is straight up old school barber shop like

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if there's a woman in there it's because

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she brought her kid to go and and

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get their haircut and whatnot so it's a

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bunch of old dudes or adult god men

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whatever

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talking about whatever comes across this

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morning.

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It was Jaden Daniels and, uh, you know,

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preseason football and all that other good

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stuff.

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But that's why I sell my barber this

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morning.

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So Jonathan, I said, man,

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I might actually watch the saints this

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year.

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I haven't watched professional football

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and I had to think about it for

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a little while.

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I think the last full season of

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professional football I watched was in two

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thousand and fourteen.

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And it's two thousand twenty six.

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If anybody was keeping track.

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Yeah, it's been about that long.

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It's been about that long.

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So last night I watched Steelers Packers.

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I watched Bengals Lions.

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I tuned in for a minute of Raiders

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Cardinals.

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That was boring as hell.

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And then I hit a little bit of

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Titans Niners.

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So there was a lot of football last

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night.

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So this is the Joseph Ramirez section of

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the podcast.

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Drew Aller for the Steelers looked

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awesome.

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All right.

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So he is a Penn State kid.

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I watched every snap he took at Penn

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State.

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He didn't look this good in college.

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And in his first pro start looked really

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freaking good.

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He went ten of thirteen for one eighty

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and three touchdowns.

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Wow.

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That's impressive.

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Yeah.

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That's efficiency actually is what that

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is.

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Um, which is outstanding.

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Uh, they went,

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so I was watching a thing, uh,

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actually not that long ago where,

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they were, you know, the,

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this quarterback or that quarterback,

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whatever.

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And they were talking about college

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quarterbacks, nothing from, uh,

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what's his name?

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Brandon on, uh, Barstool sports.

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And they were doing college quarterbacks

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and, you know,

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it came up Peyton or whoever, right.

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Talking about Peyton Manning.

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He's one that he was okay in Tennessee,

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but like he couldn't beat,

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he couldn't beat Florida.

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And then once he got to the NFL,

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and I feel like a lot of them

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were like that.

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Drew Brees was that freaking Purdue,

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for Christ's sake.

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That football powerhouse, Purdue.

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It goes to show you that one player

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can't win a game.

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Correct.

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you get them in the nfl and all

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of a sudden they got all these other

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tools and weapons around them and a better

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line and a better system that works better

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for them all of a sudden it's like

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somebody you've never heard of potentially

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is holy where did this kid come from

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yeah well penn state was in the final

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four two years ago with drew aller at

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quarterback yeah lost on a last second

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interception to notre dame

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Like,

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they could have been in the national

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championship game two years ago very

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easily.

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And then last year,

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the wheels came off the bus, the train,

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whatever.

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All of it.

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But it was fun.

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It was good to see football back.

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And then I'm excited for tomorrow where

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the Bears' first preseason game and the

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cross-fitting Tyson Bajent will be getting

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the start for the Chicago Bears tomorrow,

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one p.m.

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against the Cleveland Browns.

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And I'm excited.

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He's getting a whole half,

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a whole first half.

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Not the Indiana Bears yet.

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They said yesterday that they are

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adamantly,

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they will never be the Indiana Bears.

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They may have a stadium in Indiana,

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but the name will always be Chicago Bears.

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Just checking.

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Just checking.

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Ken Walter says, pump the brakes.

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It's first week preseason Nittany Lion

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bias.

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Hey, bro.

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was skeptical whether he could play in the

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NFL because I watched every snap at Penn

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State he was very inconsistent his

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footwork looked really good and really

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different last night that's all I'm gonna

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say and that's a big thing with

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quarterbacks yeah

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The other thing I wanted to get into,

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and I need Vicky's help on this one,

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is yesterday during the chat, people said,

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hey,

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did you see the end of the barbell

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spin?

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Oh, yes, I did.

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And no, I did not.

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So I did.

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If Vicky is ready,

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we have it queued up.

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And if she goes ahead and plays this.

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All right.

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with volume, hopefully.

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Oh, no.

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All right.

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So let me see if I can pull

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it up, Vicki, real quick.

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While you're doing that, Mr.

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Brian Thompson,

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the Tuesday Sports Talk was on Glinton

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Things Podcast.

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Our friends, the Glintons,

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friends of the show,

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collaborators on the show from time to

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time, good people.

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I gave her the timestamp.

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Can you put the timestamp into the chat,

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Vicki, so I can find it real quick?

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Thank you for having premium, Vicki.

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Yes, we have premium, Vicki.

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We don't have discount Vicki.

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One fifty one twenty.

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Bum, bum, bum, bum, bum.

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I don't know, but.

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I.

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I just think about the direction of media

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and marketing within CrossFit.

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I don't know what you do with it.

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I know.

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I think I'm about done.

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No, I'm serious.

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I think I'm about done.

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That was such an old man way of

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saying it, dude.

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We're all sitting on a porch in rocking

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chairs and John goes, well,

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I'm about done.

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I wish I had the end stream button

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ready.

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I'm not talking about the podcast.

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Just with it all.

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Just focus on me and mine.

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I'm serious because people don't know

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We, we are in,

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we're in a CrossFit matrix and only a

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few people have chosen the red pill.

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I think that's far enough.

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So, um, very interesting.

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Uh, I was caught off guard by this,

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um,

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someone who is so passionate about the

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sport all of a sudden, um,

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says he's done and that he needs to

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prioritize him and his family.

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He goes on to say that he's just

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tired of trying to say things that he

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thinks are helpful and that could help the

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sport and that nobody ever listens and

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nothing ever changes.

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And then I will say that Brian Spinn

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jumped in and said that we need to

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be the voice of reason.

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Without third-party media being the voice

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of reason,

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then you just get what everybody wants you

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to do.

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And he hearkened back to ten years ago

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to when CrossFit ran the media and nobody

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could get access to anything.

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Right.

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And they controlled everything.

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And it wasn't until this third-party media

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came to kind of

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Be the voice of reason.

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Be the devil's advocate.

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Be the other side of the argument that

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we actually had some stuff like this.

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And the reason this kind of resonates with

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me is there's part of me that feels

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this way too.

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Not that I'm done, but man,

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I'm really tired of banging my head

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against the wall.

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Sure.

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So I went back in time.

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uh to an interview that i did oh

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i thought you meant you actually went back

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in time that would have been way cool

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um and if vicky could give me the

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time stamp on this one um i know

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about where it is uh so i'm gonna

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oh she said it's in a private chat

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uh

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yep all right so i'm gonna just play

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it from here uh so this was episode

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two sixty of the clydesdale fitness and

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friends before we changed our name and uh

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the whole crew is there but i'm i

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it's only armin talking so uh this is

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armin hammer back in the day and this

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is after he disappeared and we asked him

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why have you disappeared and then it was

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you know, the whole Greg Glassman thing.

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And then it was, you know,

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CrossFit gets sold.

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And what does that mean for CrossFit?

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What does it mean for the future?

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I just felt like at a certain point,

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I was kind of repeating myself.

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I felt like I was just saying similar

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things over and over again.

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And the people who listened either agreed

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or disagreed and kind of brought up good

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points or in both directions.

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And the people who heard what they wanted

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to hear generally tended to just assume

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that I was saying something that I

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definitely wasn't.

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um which is just common for the internet

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in general and i felt like i kind

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of got my point across in a lot

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of ways and by the time we sort

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of did this insane like third trimester

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cross-country move and then like couple

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months later had a baby by the time

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that happened i was just really worn thin

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by the the

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crossfit not like the community because

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that was a hundred percent the best part

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of everything that this thing has to offer

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but i was just worn thin by the

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organization like crossfit as an

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organization wore me out to the point

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where i just could not i could not

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see myself like especially once lev was

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born and i kind of felt this really

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monumental shift in my priorities

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The time that I was spending covering

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CrossFit as an organization felt

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poisonous.

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It just didn't.

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So I feel like there are very parallel

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stories here with what John Young said the

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other night on the barbell spin and what

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we captured with Armin.

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Gosh, I don't know.

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It was years ago.

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Um,

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I don't even know when that came out.

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Four years ago, four freaking years ago.

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So how do you,

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and I see Sean asking,

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banging my head against the wall to do

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what?

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We're a talk show that talks about

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CrossFit and we talk about the same things

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over and over again, the same mistakes,

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the same things that frustrate us.

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And it gets old by the end of

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the season.

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Like I am done.

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I don't want to talk about it anymore.

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That's why I love this show.

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I love this show because, um,

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Because we don't always talk about

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CrossFit.

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We have fun.

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We do other things, right?

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But this is a serious piece.

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And Jake's in the chat.

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What's up, Jake?

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Haven't seen you in a bit.

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Good, you're back.

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CrossFit is very simple.

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There's only so much content one can make

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around the central stuff.

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The issue is you say that,

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but they have this arm that is a

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sport.

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And it has a season that goes all

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year round.

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People talk about the NFL all year round.

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People talk about baseball all year round.

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People talk about other sports all year

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round.

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And it's just getting to be hard because

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you're saying the same things.

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Nobody is doing anything different.

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And you're begging.

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That's why I wanted to dive into WFP.

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It's going to be different.

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And it just turned out to be kind

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of the same old thing.

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Well, yeah,

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it's still a CrossFit competition at its

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base.

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I mean,

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even Jason Ansley said that the other day

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when he was on Pedro's show.

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Right.

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But just because you're a CrossFit

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competition doesn't mean you can't change

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the format up.

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And I've made this argument in the past.

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The CrossFit Games finds the fittest on

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earth.

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It has to be a balanced test.

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It has to meet all these criteria.

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When you're not that,

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you can be whatever you want to be.

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But everybody just dives into,

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we need to have a balanced test.

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We need to find the fittest at this

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competition.

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No, you don't.

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You just need to do something fun for

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competitors to come sign up for.

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We already have the thing that finds the

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fittest.

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We don't need to do that eight more

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times in a year.

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Oh, okay.

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I see what you're saying.

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Yeah.

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The games needs to do that.

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I will concede to that.

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But Rogue doesn't try to find the fittest.

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They try to find the coolest shit they

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can put out on the floor to market

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their stuff, and it's a different comp,

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and that's why I enjoy watching it every

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year.

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Or the most ridiculous, or sometimes both.

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Yes.

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Asima,

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I like the show because things aren't

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clipped and posted to IG and YouTube to

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be taken out of context and spun a

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narrative to take other shows down.

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Thank you.

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You have no idea how many conversations

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Scott and I have had about that very

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thing.

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The fact that we don't.

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So, yeah,

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we're not trying to do that by any

00:24:03.714 --> 00:24:05.757
stretch of imagination.

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No, I don't disagree, but there's not...

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Beyond that,

00:24:10.432 --> 00:24:14.156
so this is another counterpoint or kind of

00:24:14.176 --> 00:24:15.317
goes hand in hand with that is that,

00:24:16.198 --> 00:24:17.400
oh, athletes, they won't, you know,

00:24:17.740 --> 00:24:18.601
WFP is a perfect example.

00:24:18.661 --> 00:24:19.461
Oh, it's going to be great.

00:24:19.781 --> 00:24:20.923
More chances to compete,

00:24:20.982 --> 00:24:22.344
more chances about whatever.

00:24:23.204 --> 00:24:25.747
And there's only so much competing in

00:24:25.787 --> 00:24:28.368
CrossFit you can actually do in the span

00:24:28.429 --> 00:24:31.050
of a year and not be completely broken

00:24:31.250 --> 00:24:31.832
as an athlete.

00:24:34.348 --> 00:24:39.752
just isn't so like and you know wfp

00:24:39.772 --> 00:24:42.575
came out swinging big time you know we've

00:24:42.595 --> 00:24:44.076
got all these athletes blah blah whatever

00:24:44.175 --> 00:24:45.957
and then it takes a toll and you

00:24:45.977 --> 00:24:47.577
see the guys slowly drop off of it

00:24:47.617 --> 00:24:49.058
slowly drop off of it so there's only

00:24:49.118 --> 00:24:50.660
so much that that stuff you can do

00:24:51.861 --> 00:24:53.682
and i'll agree with you that yeah i

00:24:53.701 --> 00:24:55.663
would there's not there's only so much to

00:24:55.682 --> 00:24:58.244
talk about it does get super annoying to

00:24:58.305 --> 00:25:01.227
just be rehashing the same things over and

00:25:01.307 --> 00:25:03.548
over again but i would also say that

00:25:04.450 --> 00:25:07.015
I don't know what else we expect them

00:25:07.075 --> 00:25:08.837
to do because it's not like they've ever

00:25:08.857 --> 00:25:10.721
listened to media in the first place.

00:25:12.590 --> 00:25:14.071
But I think that's where the frustration

00:25:14.112 --> 00:25:14.813
comes in, right?

00:25:15.513 --> 00:25:16.755
Like if we think about Armin,

00:25:16.894 --> 00:25:19.457
Armin was in the space for ten years.

00:25:19.997 --> 00:25:20.718
Yeah.

00:25:20.758 --> 00:25:23.160
Ten years prior to any of us being

00:25:23.180 --> 00:25:23.881
in the space.

00:25:24.601 --> 00:25:25.942
He was the naked CrossFitter.

00:25:26.643 --> 00:25:29.786
He was the WODcast podcast, right?

00:25:29.846 --> 00:25:32.528
Like all that stuff that occurred way

00:25:32.548 --> 00:25:34.470
before any of us jumped into this.

00:25:35.250 --> 00:25:36.311
And he had a breaking point.

00:25:36.951 --> 00:25:38.653
He hit a breaking point about that

00:25:38.673 --> 00:25:40.694
CrossFit just never did anything

00:25:40.734 --> 00:25:41.154
different.

00:25:41.894 --> 00:25:43.936
And this is where I worry, right?

00:25:44.636 --> 00:25:46.919
Because it's not just a sport thing,

00:25:46.959 --> 00:25:48.680
which is what we focus on on this

00:25:48.700 --> 00:25:51.961
show and most of the shows focus on.

00:25:52.061 --> 00:25:56.325
Affiliates are leaving.

00:25:56.384 --> 00:25:57.326
Affiliates are leaving.

00:25:57.986 --> 00:25:59.527
We used to have fifteen thousand

00:25:59.547 --> 00:26:00.028
affiliates.

00:26:00.607 --> 00:26:04.029
We're somewhere around eight or nine now.

00:26:04.049 --> 00:26:04.391
That isn't...

00:26:05.423 --> 00:26:14.169
That is a scary drop in affiliates.

00:26:14.189 --> 00:26:14.990
Sean in Oregon,

00:26:15.470 --> 00:26:17.230
I'm an influencer leading voice in my

00:26:17.270 --> 00:26:17.651
industry.

00:26:17.711 --> 00:26:19.291
I stopped talking at conferences,

00:26:19.352 --> 00:26:20.932
publishing articles, et cetera,

00:26:21.354 --> 00:26:23.134
ten months ago because I have nothing else

00:26:23.214 --> 00:26:23.795
new to say.

00:26:24.395 --> 00:26:24.915
So I get it.

00:26:27.849 --> 00:26:29.151
I think that's what Armin was saying.

00:26:29.171 --> 00:26:31.511
The John Young thing,

00:26:31.673 --> 00:26:32.472
you have to listen to it.

00:26:32.512 --> 00:26:34.855
He makes the analogy to the Matrix that

00:26:34.875 --> 00:26:36.476
there are people that know what's going on

00:26:36.516 --> 00:26:38.217
behind the scenes and people that don't.

00:26:38.797 --> 00:26:40.478
And the people that don't are just kind

00:26:40.498 --> 00:26:43.881
of like driving aimlessly down the road

00:26:43.921 --> 00:26:45.821
without knowing what's going on and

00:26:45.942 --> 00:26:47.262
thinking that everything's going to be

00:26:47.282 --> 00:26:51.246
great.

00:26:51.486 --> 00:26:53.047
We've never been in the know on this

00:26:53.067 --> 00:26:53.287
show.

00:26:54.974 --> 00:26:55.994
I know a few things,

00:26:58.016 --> 00:27:00.715
but I've never been in the know or

00:27:01.016 --> 00:27:02.997
part of any group that's been in the

00:27:03.017 --> 00:27:03.277
know.

00:27:04.576 --> 00:27:05.156
I'll tell you,

00:27:05.436 --> 00:27:07.497
if you're third-party media and you go to

00:27:07.537 --> 00:27:10.298
the games, there are definitely tears.

00:27:13.358 --> 00:27:14.138
Oh, I would say so.

00:27:14.419 --> 00:27:15.858
And I've never been in the games as

00:27:15.939 --> 00:27:17.699
media or even just as a guest.

00:27:17.818 --> 00:27:20.160
I have no problem believing that

00:27:20.200 --> 00:27:20.579
whatsoever.

00:27:20.599 --> 00:27:21.140
Yeah.

00:27:21.951 --> 00:27:23.032
some people are going to get treated

00:27:23.972 --> 00:27:27.015
differently than others yeah and i don't

00:27:27.076 --> 00:27:30.498
even have a big problem with that and

00:27:31.377 --> 00:27:35.740
unless it's abused and um people are being

00:27:36.162 --> 00:27:37.663
very blatant about it

00:27:41.299 --> 00:27:42.700
Yeah.

00:27:42.740 --> 00:27:44.861
So I don't know.

00:27:45.040 --> 00:27:46.141
I just wanted to,

00:27:46.181 --> 00:27:47.301
people brought it up yesterday.

00:27:47.461 --> 00:27:48.582
I went, I watched it.

00:27:48.602 --> 00:27:48.622
I,

00:27:49.442 --> 00:27:51.542
and I just got to say like after

00:27:51.583 --> 00:27:51.982
the games,

00:27:52.143 --> 00:27:54.544
I need to take a step back and

00:27:54.604 --> 00:27:55.084
I'm actually,

00:27:55.144 --> 00:27:57.144
I'm going to WFP in another week and

00:27:57.164 --> 00:27:57.565
a half.

00:27:58.404 --> 00:27:59.565
I'm actually excited about that.

00:27:59.625 --> 00:28:01.185
I'm, I'm excited to see,

00:28:04.047 --> 00:28:05.686
I'm excited to see something different.

00:28:07.207 --> 00:28:08.528
I just want to see what's there.

00:28:09.659 --> 00:28:10.578
And I'm telling you this,

00:28:11.119 --> 00:28:13.280
the infighting in the media,

00:28:13.961 --> 00:28:15.301
I've said this a million times.

00:28:15.442 --> 00:28:19.423
I'm so over that.

00:28:19.523 --> 00:28:21.265
I think it totally brings everything else

00:28:21.305 --> 00:28:24.385
down.

00:28:24.586 --> 00:28:24.905
I don't know.

00:28:25.026 --> 00:28:25.987
I'll never understand it.

00:28:26.247 --> 00:28:26.987
I really, really don't.

00:28:27.007 --> 00:28:28.087
Because it's not like there's not enough

00:28:28.127 --> 00:28:28.827
room for everybody.

00:28:30.848 --> 00:28:32.490
It makes no sense to me whatsoever.

00:28:33.230 --> 00:28:34.070
I don't get it.

00:28:34.631 --> 00:28:36.672
I am eternally grateful.

00:28:38.859 --> 00:28:42.121
that we are not part of that like

00:28:42.201 --> 00:28:44.162
every day that i come on here and

00:28:44.182 --> 00:28:48.124
do this show i am incredibly grateful that

00:28:48.644 --> 00:28:50.325
we never got caught up in and i

00:28:50.345 --> 00:28:51.865
have no plans on getting caught up in

00:28:52.164 --> 00:28:56.346
any of that external you know it's not

00:28:56.426 --> 00:28:58.067
us and i'm happy for that

00:28:59.457 --> 00:29:00.597
Peter hanging out in the chat.

00:29:00.897 --> 00:29:02.598
WFP back in Indianapolis should be good.

00:29:02.679 --> 00:29:04.839
Jason taking a step forward is great.

00:29:05.861 --> 00:29:06.141
Listen,

00:29:06.181 --> 00:29:08.041
that's why I'm excited about WFP because

00:29:08.102 --> 00:29:10.303
we dogged them pretty hard in season one.

00:29:11.294 --> 00:29:14.096
yeah they've made changes and the major

00:29:14.316 --> 00:29:16.557
major change in my opinion is making jason

00:29:16.657 --> 00:29:20.121
ainsley the front-facing voice of wfp

00:29:20.161 --> 00:29:22.082
people if you did not watch his interview

00:29:22.122 --> 00:29:24.064
with peter on peter's show the other day

00:29:24.163 --> 00:29:27.506
go watch it it's an it's incredibly good

00:29:28.106 --> 00:29:29.948
because there's no bullshit in jason

00:29:30.028 --> 00:29:33.089
ainsley there's none whatsoever i'm like

00:29:33.150 --> 00:29:35.432
i'm so this happened at monster games

00:29:35.531 --> 00:29:36.432
while we're talking about jason

00:29:37.792 --> 00:29:38.853
So we did the combine.

00:29:38.952 --> 00:29:40.713
We were the test mules for the combine.

00:29:41.054 --> 00:29:41.933
We didn't do the bench press,

00:29:41.973 --> 00:29:43.993
but we did do the four-yard dash,

00:29:44.013 --> 00:29:47.154
the five-ten-five, the vertical leap,

00:29:47.255 --> 00:29:50.036
and the broad jump.

00:29:50.056 --> 00:29:52.915
They had problems getting all the data

00:29:52.955 --> 00:29:54.536
together for the four-yard dash and the

00:29:54.556 --> 00:29:57.636
five-ten-five for whatever reason.

00:29:57.737 --> 00:29:59.777
Their technology wasn't working exactly

00:29:59.817 --> 00:29:59.978
right,

00:29:59.998 --> 00:30:02.018
so they couldn't get everybody's scores

00:30:02.117 --> 00:30:02.218
in.

00:30:03.751 --> 00:30:06.532
So what they ended up doing was just

00:30:06.593 --> 00:30:08.373
deleting those two scores completely.

00:30:08.953 --> 00:30:10.213
Okay.

00:30:10.233 --> 00:30:11.953
So the next morning,

00:30:12.595 --> 00:30:13.595
like that Sunday morning,

00:30:13.795 --> 00:30:15.474
I wake up to two separate emails from

00:30:15.515 --> 00:30:16.115
Jason Ansley.

00:30:16.576 --> 00:30:19.156
The first one is explaining what happened.

00:30:19.797 --> 00:30:22.617
Hey, the data was corrupted, whatever.

00:30:22.678 --> 00:30:23.577
We couldn't get all of it.

00:30:23.637 --> 00:30:25.157
So this is the decision that we made.

00:30:25.758 --> 00:30:27.199
And he probably sent that sometime

00:30:27.219 --> 00:30:27.739
Saturday night.

00:30:27.838 --> 00:30:28.179
I don't know.

00:30:28.298 --> 00:30:29.419
I didn't check my email that much.

00:30:30.859 --> 00:30:30.940
Okay.

00:30:32.640 --> 00:30:37.163
The very next email, because in my app,

00:30:37.202 --> 00:30:37.723
they come in,

00:30:38.223 --> 00:30:39.204
the newest one is on top.

00:30:39.224 --> 00:30:40.664
So I actually read that one first and

00:30:40.726 --> 00:30:42.026
said, basically, he's like,

00:30:43.406 --> 00:30:45.348
and this is not a direct quote from

00:30:45.388 --> 00:30:45.689
Jason.

00:30:45.749 --> 00:30:47.930
This is me saying basically what he said.

00:30:48.009 --> 00:30:51.011
Me paraphrasing here is like, hey,

00:30:51.232 --> 00:30:53.094
all you people who sent me emails back,

00:30:53.513 --> 00:30:55.895
bitching at me, come find me today.

00:30:56.256 --> 00:30:58.037
And I will gladly have a conversation with

00:30:58.057 --> 00:31:00.159
you about as to why we did what

00:31:00.179 --> 00:31:00.499
we did.

00:31:01.527 --> 00:31:02.728
I'm sorry if you don't like it,

00:31:03.009 --> 00:31:06.673
but it was the best and only solution

00:31:06.692 --> 00:31:09.195
that we had.

00:31:09.276 --> 00:31:10.577
And that's the kind of dude that he

00:31:10.678 --> 00:31:10.817
is.

00:31:14.022 --> 00:31:17.586
I was not blown away because I've had

00:31:17.605 --> 00:31:19.047
a couple interactions with him before,

00:31:19.126 --> 00:31:20.347
and I have no problem believing that.

00:31:20.407 --> 00:31:21.909
But he legitimately told people, hey,

00:31:21.989 --> 00:31:23.431
I will talk to any and everyone who

00:31:23.471 --> 00:31:24.111
has an issue.

00:31:24.872 --> 00:31:26.053
I'm going to be there all day long,

00:31:26.333 --> 00:31:28.954
and I will talk to everybody that wants

00:31:28.974 --> 00:31:32.778
to be talked to until everybody is

00:31:32.818 --> 00:31:33.239
satisfied.

00:31:36.112 --> 00:31:37.692
Yeah, the bench press,

00:31:37.992 --> 00:31:39.874
the combine style of the bench press is

00:31:39.913 --> 00:31:41.674
too hard to judge, I guess.

00:31:41.775 --> 00:31:43.154
And that makes complete sense.

00:31:43.476 --> 00:31:44.976
But they are doing a one rep max

00:31:45.036 --> 00:31:48.097
bench at WFP in a week and a

00:31:48.157 --> 00:31:48.438
half.

00:31:48.938 --> 00:31:49.377
It is just,

00:31:49.459 --> 00:31:51.338
it's not during the combine session.

00:31:51.519 --> 00:31:53.921
It is later in the weekend.

00:31:53.980 --> 00:31:54.661
Yeah.

00:31:54.681 --> 00:31:56.642
So basically is what I'm getting at is

00:31:56.662 --> 00:31:58.462
that Jay Stansley is that dude.

00:31:59.789 --> 00:32:01.490
He has no problem talking to anybody who

00:32:01.510 --> 00:32:02.152
wants to talk to him.

00:32:02.672 --> 00:32:03.752
We'll have a, you know,

00:32:03.833 --> 00:32:04.953
a legitimate conversation.

00:32:05.213 --> 00:32:08.296
Um, he, it was awesome.

00:32:09.156 --> 00:32:09.376
It was,

00:32:09.457 --> 00:32:11.798
it was an outstanding interaction with an

00:32:11.838 --> 00:32:13.460
entire group of people who were highly

00:32:13.500 --> 00:32:16.041
upset, uh, that they're, you know,

00:32:16.061 --> 00:32:17.362
the work that they did the day before

00:32:17.563 --> 00:32:18.482
was not going to get counted.

00:32:19.903 --> 00:32:20.944
And I understand that.

00:32:21.005 --> 00:32:21.644
And he did too,

00:32:21.726 --> 00:32:23.547
but like the hate that he was getting,

00:32:23.586 --> 00:32:23.987
he was like,

00:32:24.007 --> 00:32:24.688
y'all want to talk to me,

00:32:24.708 --> 00:32:25.288
come talk to me.

00:32:25.327 --> 00:32:27.169
Don't just send me emails randomly behind

00:32:27.970 --> 00:32:28.390
a wall.

00:32:29.030 --> 00:32:29.151
So.

00:32:30.696 --> 00:32:33.340
Having him in short, as like you said,

00:32:33.381 --> 00:32:35.143
being the front facing for the WFP was

00:32:35.182 --> 00:32:37.326
probably the smartest thing they did since

00:32:37.365 --> 00:32:38.807
they've been a thing.

00:32:42.199 --> 00:32:43.319
Can I just say on another note,

00:32:43.940 --> 00:32:46.060
watching back those interviews with Armin

00:32:46.080 --> 00:32:46.560
that we did,

00:32:47.801 --> 00:32:50.923
I missed that dude so much.

00:32:50.943 --> 00:32:52.025
People, if you have never...

00:32:52.325 --> 00:32:53.965
I'm sure that was what you're still on

00:32:53.986 --> 00:32:54.205
there.

00:32:54.326 --> 00:32:56.186
Never listen to Scale As Needed,

00:32:57.106 --> 00:32:58.327
the podcast that he used to do with

00:32:58.347 --> 00:33:00.429
his friends when they just sat around and

00:33:00.469 --> 00:33:03.070
talked about whatever was on their mind.

00:33:04.332 --> 00:33:06.232
And every day, it was S-A-N.

00:33:06.292 --> 00:33:08.554
So every time they let alone S-A-N stood

00:33:08.574 --> 00:33:10.234
for something else, which...

00:33:11.444 --> 00:33:16.707
made my uh my humor heart so so

00:33:16.787 --> 00:33:19.248
uh so warm because they just made up

00:33:19.288 --> 00:33:21.930
something new every day it is fantastic to

00:33:21.950 --> 00:33:24.951
listen to it is outstanding to listen to

00:33:24.990 --> 00:33:27.632
it's fan is is top tier content if

00:33:27.692 --> 00:33:30.613
you think we go off the rails no

00:33:30.772 --> 00:33:32.933
no they didn't even have a train we

00:33:32.953 --> 00:33:34.075
are just copying

00:33:35.198 --> 00:33:36.439
We are just copying.

00:33:39.480 --> 00:33:42.260
We are a cheap copy of S.A.N.

00:33:42.381 --> 00:33:43.721
and we have no problem with that.

00:33:43.821 --> 00:33:44.662
It's perfectly fine.

00:33:44.742 --> 00:33:48.703
It was outstanding.

00:33:48.804 --> 00:33:49.065
Yeah.

00:33:49.184 --> 00:33:49.805
Armin was great.

00:33:51.721 --> 00:33:54.304
You know, we weren't like close friends.

00:33:54.324 --> 00:33:55.744
We didn't have each other's phone number.

00:33:55.825 --> 00:33:58.488
But the fact that he would answer my

00:33:58.528 --> 00:34:01.069
messages and come on the show a couple

00:34:01.109 --> 00:34:01.530
times.

00:34:02.731 --> 00:34:03.952
And him and Chase both.

00:34:04.713 --> 00:34:06.234
Chase I would consider a friend.

00:34:07.936 --> 00:34:09.858
And love that dude so much.

00:34:10.666 --> 00:34:12.047
Yep, podcast, podcast.

00:34:12.447 --> 00:34:12.706
Hell,

00:34:12.746 --> 00:34:15.208
the old episodes of the CrossFit podcast

00:34:15.427 --> 00:34:16.088
that are still,

00:34:16.128 --> 00:34:16.929
as far as I can tell,

00:34:17.228 --> 00:34:20.570
on Apple Podcasts are also really,

00:34:20.610 --> 00:34:21.050
really good.

00:34:21.090 --> 00:34:21.791
The ones from, like,

00:34:21.851 --> 00:34:23.952
the year or somewhere around there.

00:34:25.793 --> 00:34:27.273
When Armand got kicked out of the games.

00:34:27.815 --> 00:34:27.994
Right,

00:34:28.014 --> 00:34:29.275
when Armand got kicked out of the games,

00:34:29.295 --> 00:34:29.414
yes.

00:34:29.434 --> 00:34:29.695
Yeah.

00:34:38.826 --> 00:34:40.286
So anyway, um,

00:34:41.327 --> 00:34:42.507
chat's talking about other stuff,

00:34:43.047 --> 00:34:45.630
trying to stay focused.

00:34:45.650 --> 00:34:48.911
I did want to lock in the one

00:34:48.931 --> 00:34:49.331
thing I did.

00:34:49.472 --> 00:34:51.413
I was listening to the spin and them

00:34:51.452 --> 00:34:52.492
talking about Jenna too.

00:34:52.552 --> 00:34:53.034
And I wanted,

00:34:53.094 --> 00:34:55.534
I had one final thought that best

00:34:55.574 --> 00:34:58.757
describes Jenna and why I'm sad that she's

00:34:58.817 --> 00:34:59.117
leaving.

00:34:59.597 --> 00:35:00.958
I messaged her yesterday and we talked a

00:35:00.978 --> 00:35:01.297
little bit.

00:35:01.882 --> 00:35:05.284
so the other thing is i i always

00:35:05.324 --> 00:35:07.764
was told that when you go visit someone

00:35:08.184 --> 00:35:12.126
you should leave whatever you have access

00:35:12.146 --> 00:35:14.606
to in a better place than when you

00:35:14.646 --> 00:35:16.547
got there leave it better than you found

00:35:16.608 --> 00:35:20.889
it and the one thing that jenna did

00:35:21.688 --> 00:35:24.369
was leave that place in a better spot

00:35:25.070 --> 00:35:27.630
than when she found it because when she

00:35:27.670 --> 00:35:29.771
found it it was in a really bad

00:35:29.791 --> 00:35:30.152
place

00:35:30.864 --> 00:35:35.688
Yeah, underground with a headstone.

00:35:35.809 --> 00:35:36.608
And she left.

00:35:37.210 --> 00:35:41.652
And that CMO position is now in a

00:35:41.793 --> 00:35:44.014
much better place than it was when she

00:35:44.054 --> 00:35:45.014
got there.

00:35:45.115 --> 00:35:47.617
Yeah.

00:35:47.717 --> 00:35:51.800
And so if that's said about me when

00:35:51.880 --> 00:35:53.742
I go visit somebody or when I go

00:35:53.802 --> 00:35:54.322
do something,

00:35:54.742 --> 00:35:56.204
that is the ultimate compliment.

00:35:56.324 --> 00:35:58.626
And I just wanted that to be said

00:35:58.646 --> 00:35:59.085
about her.

00:36:01.195 --> 00:36:01.396
Yeah.

00:36:01.476 --> 00:36:01.838
Again.

00:36:03.057 --> 00:36:06.201
I messaged her yesterday and I totally did

00:36:06.221 --> 00:36:08.101
not expect a response and had a short

00:36:10.224 --> 00:36:11.364
conversation with her on Messenger

00:36:11.385 --> 00:36:12.585
yesterday and basically just wished her

00:36:12.606 --> 00:36:13.106
all the best.

00:36:14.166 --> 00:36:15.568
Told her everything that we said

00:36:15.588 --> 00:36:16.068
yesterday.

00:36:16.168 --> 00:36:18.690
And like you said just now, hey, congrats.

00:36:18.791 --> 00:36:20.271
Like you took something that was dead and

00:36:20.291 --> 00:36:21.512
buried and resurrected it.

00:36:21.592 --> 00:36:22.954
And we can't thank you enough for that

00:36:22.994 --> 00:36:24.215
because it was needed.

00:36:25.036 --> 00:36:25.275
Right.

00:36:25.295 --> 00:36:28.378
A hundred percent was needed.

00:36:28.478 --> 00:36:29.559
And just wish her, you know,

00:36:29.780 --> 00:36:31.181
all the best in whatever she does going

00:36:31.201 --> 00:36:31.481
forward.

00:36:35.688 --> 00:36:37.750
what actions do you think jenna did that

00:36:37.829 --> 00:36:40.530
left it in a better place uh i

00:36:40.570 --> 00:36:41.911
don't think we have enough time jake to

00:36:41.951 --> 00:36:45.652
lift it list it all off um the

00:36:45.731 --> 00:36:49.152
documentary she did with the nerd who

00:36:49.193 --> 00:36:51.673
crossfits or whatever i can never remember

00:36:51.713 --> 00:36:54.434
her for her name um the one she

00:36:54.454 --> 00:36:56.496
did with the the the guy who was

00:36:56.556 --> 00:36:59.217
obese and lost whatever and then showing

00:36:59.237 --> 00:37:00.456
them going to an l-one

00:37:01.684 --> 00:37:02.384
Like those things.

00:37:02.943 --> 00:37:04.184
The marketing,

00:37:04.505 --> 00:37:06.344
there was nothing before her.

00:37:07.045 --> 00:37:08.445
Yeah.

00:37:08.485 --> 00:37:09.525
There just was nothing.

00:37:09.686 --> 00:37:13.106
And there were actually things I saw that

00:37:13.666 --> 00:37:17.246
got me inspired, that got me thinking,

00:37:17.306 --> 00:37:20.487
man, CrossFit is cool.

00:37:20.568 --> 00:37:24.028
Now, I have had criticisms as well.

00:37:25.798 --> 00:37:26.619
when nerds teach.

00:37:27.119 --> 00:37:30.460
The documentary she did on her, amazing.

00:37:30.541 --> 00:37:32.581
And the fact that she just keeps doing

00:37:32.902 --> 00:37:36.103
content based on her CrossFit journey is

00:37:36.282 --> 00:37:36.603
awesome.

00:37:42.355 --> 00:37:45.998
The other things are she did the F,

00:37:46.038 --> 00:37:46.918
the quick fix.

00:37:47.518 --> 00:37:48.179
She did,

00:37:48.840 --> 00:37:50.740
there was another promotion after that.

00:37:51.981 --> 00:37:54.543
There are CrossFit commercials,

00:37:54.623 --> 00:37:55.264
essentially,

00:37:55.724 --> 00:37:58.047
that show up in different places on social

00:37:58.086 --> 00:37:58.567
media.

00:38:00.869 --> 00:38:02.731
And she brought back Road to the Games.

00:38:02.971 --> 00:38:05.092
She brought back some other,

00:38:05.213 --> 00:38:06.974
that's just off the top of my head.

00:38:07.835 --> 00:38:08.255
None of the,

00:38:08.355 --> 00:38:11.416
all that was gone for years before she

00:38:11.456 --> 00:38:11.878
jumped in.

00:38:12.931 --> 00:38:13.512
Going, going.

00:38:13.532 --> 00:38:15.532
I don't know if you guys remember that

00:38:15.572 --> 00:38:15.813
or not,

00:38:15.853 --> 00:38:17.594
but like the last road to the games

00:38:18.293 --> 00:38:18.773
was what,

00:38:18.833 --> 00:38:20.534
in two thousand fifteen or sixteen?

00:38:22.335 --> 00:38:23.755
Maybe, maybe seventeen.

00:38:25.036 --> 00:38:25.856
I have to go look and see.

00:38:25.976 --> 00:38:27.177
Maybe Vicky can find out for us.

00:38:27.197 --> 00:38:28.896
But like it's been quite some time.

00:38:29.577 --> 00:38:29.677
Well,

00:38:29.717 --> 00:38:31.918
the media team was fired in eighteen.

00:38:31.978 --> 00:38:32.518
In eighteen.

00:38:33.079 --> 00:38:33.179
Yeah,

00:38:33.199 --> 00:38:34.358
but I don't remember if they if they

00:38:34.398 --> 00:38:35.760
had shut that down before that or not.

00:38:35.900 --> 00:38:36.500
Honestly, don't.

00:38:37.503 --> 00:38:38.804
were still road to the games because

00:38:39.123 --> 00:38:42.326
sixteen was uh bridges and sixteen was

00:38:42.365 --> 00:38:46.108
bridges and ants yeah and then everybody

00:38:46.168 --> 00:38:51.711
unfortunately remembers that one um andrew

00:38:51.811 --> 00:38:53.532
asked if she's leaving voluntary or being

00:38:53.572 --> 00:38:56.235
replaced her official response is that she

00:38:56.434 --> 00:39:03.039
has resigned yeah what that means uh who

00:39:03.079 --> 00:39:03.278
knows

00:39:05.543 --> 00:39:07.864
look it's not for us to find out

00:39:09.144 --> 00:39:11.965
it's really really not we might at some

00:39:12.005 --> 00:39:15.246
point but that's a decision is she saying

00:39:15.266 --> 00:39:17.266
she resigned then she resigned like it's

00:39:17.306 --> 00:39:19.507
not for us to i am a big

00:39:19.547 --> 00:39:21.947
proponent of that's her story to tell yes

00:39:22.108 --> 00:39:24.268
yes yes yes that's what i'm trying to

00:39:24.288 --> 00:39:28.809
get across um

00:39:30.373 --> 00:39:31.012
Barry asks,

00:39:31.132 --> 00:39:33.173
who in HQ is responsible for affiliate

00:39:33.193 --> 00:39:33.494
growth?

00:39:34.313 --> 00:39:35.534
Every single person.

00:39:35.813 --> 00:39:37.094
Every person that walks in the door should

00:39:37.114 --> 00:39:38.114
be a sponsor.

00:39:38.155 --> 00:39:40.175
That should be the number one priority of

00:39:40.335 --> 00:39:41.755
everybody who walks in the door at

00:39:41.775 --> 00:39:43.815
CrossFit HQ.

00:39:43.876 --> 00:39:44.976
Not even at HQ.

00:39:44.996 --> 00:39:46.096
I'm going to tell you who else is

00:39:46.456 --> 00:39:47.675
responsible for affiliate growth.

00:39:47.976 --> 00:39:51.956
Anybody who goes to an affiliate.

00:39:52.016 --> 00:39:53.378
True.

00:39:53.498 --> 00:39:54.777
Any and every person that goes to an

00:39:54.797 --> 00:39:55.177
affiliate.

00:39:56.871 --> 00:39:58.855
I am a coach.

00:39:58.976 --> 00:39:59.876
I am also an athlete.

00:40:00.237 --> 00:40:01.259
If it comes to CrossFit,

00:40:01.318 --> 00:40:02.842
I'm an athlete and a coach.

00:40:03.422 --> 00:40:05.106
It's probably about what and what because

00:40:05.146 --> 00:40:06.106
I need to get my fitness in as

00:40:06.146 --> 00:40:06.347
well.

00:40:06.869 --> 00:40:08.050
Probably more so on the coach side.

00:40:08.710 --> 00:40:10.875
I want twenty people in every one of

00:40:10.894 --> 00:40:11.376
my classes.

00:40:13.153 --> 00:40:13.434
I do.

00:40:14.114 --> 00:40:14.494
Why?

00:40:14.735 --> 00:40:15.916
Because that means there's more people

00:40:16.036 --> 00:40:16.597
getting healthy.

00:40:16.657 --> 00:40:17.938
That means there's more people enjoying

00:40:18.257 --> 00:40:19.918
the best hour of their day.

00:40:21.039 --> 00:40:21.920
Shout out to the best hour of their

00:40:21.940 --> 00:40:22.320
day, boys.

00:40:23.621 --> 00:40:25.202
And getting healthy and getting fit.

00:40:25.523 --> 00:40:26.583
And the more people that are in there

00:40:26.603 --> 00:40:26.963
doing it,

00:40:26.983 --> 00:40:28.425
the more people are out there in the

00:40:28.465 --> 00:40:30.927
world telling other people about it and

00:40:30.947 --> 00:40:33.509
can get other people cross-fitting and

00:40:33.568 --> 00:40:37.172
therefore trying to take on the world's

00:40:37.211 --> 00:40:38.813
most vexing problem head on.

00:40:40.034 --> 00:40:41.934
So when you say who's responsible for

00:40:41.974 --> 00:40:42.715
affiliate growth,

00:40:43.195 --> 00:40:44.617
every person who considers themselves to

00:40:44.637 --> 00:40:46.478
be a CrossFitter and goes to an affiliate

00:40:46.498 --> 00:40:47.838
is responsible for affiliate growth,

00:40:48.199 --> 00:40:51.242
not just the people in HQ.

00:40:51.762 --> 00:40:52.722
So Barry says,

00:40:52.802 --> 00:40:54.264
we keep talking about affiliate numbers

00:40:54.304 --> 00:40:54.704
declining,

00:40:54.744 --> 00:40:58.286
but who has that as their metric of

00:40:58.347 --> 00:40:59.608
performance at HQ?

00:41:00.128 --> 00:41:01.748
I think that's the problem we've had at

00:41:01.789 --> 00:41:02.909
CrossFit HQ.

00:41:03.010 --> 00:41:04.570
Yeah.

00:41:04.590 --> 00:41:06.152
They don't have metrics anymore.

00:41:07.744 --> 00:41:08.847
Now, I'm not in the building.

00:41:09.068 --> 00:41:10.409
I don't know if they have metrics or

00:41:10.449 --> 00:41:11.873
not, but doggone it.

00:41:12.534 --> 00:41:13.215
If it were me,

00:41:13.416 --> 00:41:15.739
I would have a poster on the wall

00:41:15.860 --> 00:41:18.545
of current affiliates and

00:41:19.730 --> 00:41:22.411
what our goal is and are we achieving

00:41:22.550 --> 00:41:25.092
any growth at all over the course of

00:41:25.132 --> 00:41:25.552
whatever?

00:41:27.052 --> 00:41:27.432
Yeah.

00:41:28.012 --> 00:41:29.753
The minute they walk into that door,

00:41:30.434 --> 00:41:32.474
if you're on a football team, uh,

00:41:32.494 --> 00:41:33.675
they were talking about this the other

00:41:33.695 --> 00:41:35.456
day, Ben Johnson wants to be the highest,

00:41:36.436 --> 00:41:36.577
um,

00:41:37.056 --> 00:41:39.177
powered offense in the history of the NFL.

00:41:40.277 --> 00:41:40.358
And,

00:41:41.119 --> 00:41:43.219
and when you walk into the room or

00:41:43.278 --> 00:41:45.239
into the locker room at house hall,

00:41:45.340 --> 00:41:47.201
it says strive for greatness, right?

00:41:48.570 --> 00:41:50.271
Everybody knows what the goal is.

00:41:50.871 --> 00:41:52.331
Everybody knows walking in.

00:41:53.391 --> 00:41:57.072
There is no HQ building anymore for people

00:41:57.112 --> 00:41:59.534
to walk into and be on the same

00:41:59.574 --> 00:42:02.074
page of going in the same direction.

00:42:02.934 --> 00:42:03.755
Shout out to Sousa.

00:42:03.795 --> 00:42:05.956
He's been beating that drum for years now.

00:42:06.215 --> 00:42:08.115
The fact that there is no actual place

00:42:08.615 --> 00:42:09.717
for people to come in.

00:42:10.016 --> 00:42:11.637
But it's more than the building.

00:42:12.476 --> 00:42:13.436
It is more than the building.

00:42:13.498 --> 00:42:15.137
But if everybody's in the building...

00:42:16.487 --> 00:42:17.728
As opposed to, oh, well,

00:42:17.748 --> 00:42:19.688
I'm here and you're here and then remote

00:42:19.728 --> 00:42:21.269
and maybe we might see each other once

00:42:21.309 --> 00:42:22.311
every three months or so,

00:42:22.371 --> 00:42:23.291
something along those lines.

00:42:25.032 --> 00:42:25.891
There's no people.

00:42:27.032 --> 00:42:28.072
If I'm in the room with you,

00:42:28.213 --> 00:42:29.974
it is way easier for me to hold

00:42:30.014 --> 00:42:31.394
you accountable or for you to hold me

00:42:31.434 --> 00:42:33.195
accountable than it is for if I am

00:42:33.235 --> 00:42:34.956
just doing my work remotely somewhere and

00:42:34.976 --> 00:42:36.197
maybe I'll get on a call later and

00:42:36.217 --> 00:42:36.737
maybe I won't.

00:42:38.273 --> 00:42:39.454
Do I think it works for everybody?

00:42:39.534 --> 00:42:39.695
No.

00:42:39.755 --> 00:42:41.255
Do I think it works for somebody like

00:42:41.315 --> 00:42:42.637
that as far as business growth is

00:42:42.657 --> 00:42:45.259
concerned and everybody be able to be a

00:42:45.278 --> 00:42:46.599
lot easier to get on the same page?

00:42:46.860 --> 00:42:47.880
Absolutely.

00:42:47.900 --> 00:42:50.541
Absolutely.

00:42:50.561 --> 00:42:50.862
So Jake,

00:42:50.922 --> 00:42:52.182
I didn't get a chance to answer your

00:42:52.202 --> 00:42:52.804
first question,

00:42:52.844 --> 00:42:54.465
but if you pull up the latest comment

00:42:54.525 --> 00:42:54.965
of Jake,

00:42:56.126 --> 00:42:57.567
this is what I would have answered to

00:42:57.586 --> 00:42:58.387
your last question.

00:42:59.516 --> 00:43:01.699
I think what she did initially by bringing

00:43:01.739 --> 00:43:04.101
back the eat meats, veggies,

00:43:04.842 --> 00:43:05.402
and the pukey,

00:43:05.422 --> 00:43:07.925
the clown and all that fed into the

00:43:07.985 --> 00:43:10.827
base that already exists and got them

00:43:10.887 --> 00:43:11.648
reignited.

00:43:12.369 --> 00:43:14.190
Then there should have been a transition

00:43:14.251 --> 00:43:14.690
to,

00:43:15.271 --> 00:43:17.954
we need to bring in outside people to

00:43:17.994 --> 00:43:19.755
this thing.

00:43:19.775 --> 00:43:21.998
I'm not sure that truly happened.

00:43:23.358 --> 00:43:25.219
Now, I do think Nerds Who Teach,

00:43:25.320 --> 00:43:26.121
that documentary,

00:43:26.201 --> 00:43:27.260
could reach other people,

00:43:27.681 --> 00:43:29.061
but we have to get it to places

00:43:29.081 --> 00:43:30.463
where other people can see it.

00:43:31.344 --> 00:43:33.385
It's the same problem with watching the

00:43:33.405 --> 00:43:35.206
CrossFit Games and having commercials for

00:43:35.246 --> 00:43:37.648
CrossFit during the breaks.

00:43:39.088 --> 00:43:41.130
You're selling ice to Eskimos at that

00:43:41.170 --> 00:43:41.409
point.

00:43:41.489 --> 00:43:42.389
Like, what are we doing?

00:43:45.012 --> 00:43:45.271
Yep.

00:43:45.431 --> 00:43:46.492
Those commercials are great.

00:43:46.612 --> 00:43:47.313
They really are.

00:43:47.353 --> 00:43:48.434
If you've watched any of them,

00:43:48.614 --> 00:43:49.594
they are outstanding.

00:43:50.697 --> 00:43:52.077
The people who are watching the games,

00:43:52.237 --> 00:43:54.458
by and large, already get it.

00:43:55.639 --> 00:43:56.918
They've already bought that product.

00:43:57.378 --> 00:44:00.400
Just slapping it onto YouTube means that

00:44:00.440 --> 00:44:02.860
it's going to go into the algorithm for

00:44:02.900 --> 00:44:04.001
that type of thing,

00:44:04.461 --> 00:44:05.681
and you're going to be selling it.

00:44:06.202 --> 00:44:09.664
The same people who watch CrossFit content

00:44:09.744 --> 00:44:12.123
are going to see it.

00:44:12.184 --> 00:44:13.684
You're not reaching anybody new.

00:44:14.931 --> 00:44:16.213
It's one of those, it takes money,

00:44:16.333 --> 00:44:17.494
you're going to spend money to make money

00:44:17.534 --> 00:44:17.934
type deal.

00:44:18.815 --> 00:44:22.179
It needs to be on during something else

00:44:22.440 --> 00:44:26.344
that is not CrossFit related.

00:44:26.403 --> 00:44:26.903
Period.

00:44:26.925 --> 00:44:27.945
Do I think they need to be at

00:44:28.045 --> 00:44:30.407
a thirty second spot at the Super Bowl?

00:44:30.547 --> 00:44:31.588
No, we don't have that kind of money.

00:44:32.355 --> 00:44:32.916
Not currently,

00:44:33.516 --> 00:44:36.099
but should it be on during a baseball

00:44:36.119 --> 00:44:39.945
game or during a basketball game or

00:44:39.965 --> 00:44:40.947
something along those lines?

00:44:41.507 --> 00:44:41.869
Sure.

00:44:42.088 --> 00:44:42.510
Why not?

00:44:42.570 --> 00:44:43.851
Why not have a, you know,

00:44:44.032 --> 00:44:45.693
pay for some ads during another,

00:44:45.753 --> 00:44:46.835
at least a sporting event.

00:44:47.637 --> 00:44:48.898
People were watching sporting events.

00:44:50.722 --> 00:44:53.764
This is my completely, totally,

00:44:53.784 --> 00:44:56.925
and probably really off-base opinion here,

00:44:56.985 --> 00:44:59.425
but are more likely to be people who

00:44:59.445 --> 00:45:00.887
would want to go and work out and

00:45:00.927 --> 00:45:03.047
do those type of things if you're watching

00:45:03.088 --> 00:45:09.271
that kind of shit.

00:45:09.891 --> 00:45:13.193
So, Jake, conceptually,

00:45:13.253 --> 00:45:14.393
I understand what you're saying.

00:45:15.054 --> 00:45:16.775
Zlatan probably gained CrossFit

00:45:16.795 --> 00:45:17.295
affiliates,

00:45:17.355 --> 00:45:19.016
a thousand members worldwide with one

00:45:19.076 --> 00:45:19.356
post.

00:45:20.628 --> 00:45:22.210
We don't have a metric to show us

00:45:22.250 --> 00:45:22.510
that.

00:45:22.869 --> 00:45:24.510
So back to Barry's comment,

00:45:25.371 --> 00:45:28.112
how do you measure that?

00:45:29.632 --> 00:45:31.213
And this is getting way in the weeds

00:45:31.393 --> 00:45:33.954
of shit that is back into my business

00:45:34.014 --> 00:45:35.514
background and my MBA.

00:45:37.315 --> 00:45:39.476
The issue that CrossFit has is it throws

00:45:39.516 --> 00:45:40.476
spaghetti at the wall.

00:45:41.983 --> 00:45:43.164
And you can't measure it.

00:45:43.385 --> 00:45:44.967
You can't measure the effect of the

00:45:45.007 --> 00:45:47.610
spaghetti because you've thrown so much

00:45:47.650 --> 00:45:48.451
shit up there.

00:45:48.891 --> 00:45:50.972
You don't know what any single piece of

00:45:51.032 --> 00:45:55.719
that pasta has done to make an impact.

00:45:55.778 --> 00:45:58.862
Yep.

00:45:58.922 --> 00:46:00.463
And they've always been that way.

00:46:00.503 --> 00:46:02.606
They've always just thrown shit up.

00:46:05.534 --> 00:46:09.996
Now, we're at a point in the growth,

00:46:10.036 --> 00:46:11.197
and I've talked about this earlier in the

00:46:11.237 --> 00:46:11.536
week,

00:46:11.956 --> 00:46:13.898
from a small business to a medium business

00:46:13.918 --> 00:46:14.878
to a large business,

00:46:16.259 --> 00:46:18.739
the thought process has to change because

00:46:18.760 --> 00:46:23.282
you have to think of things differently.

00:46:24.369 --> 00:46:25.349
When you're a small business,

00:46:25.369 --> 00:46:26.570
you can throw shit at the wall,

00:46:26.670 --> 00:46:28.050
and it's still going to have an impact.

00:46:28.811 --> 00:46:30.231
And it doesn't really matter which way it

00:46:30.271 --> 00:46:30.731
comes from,

00:46:31.132 --> 00:46:32.532
but you have to know where you're spending

00:46:32.572 --> 00:46:35.054
money and where is the value coming back

00:46:35.094 --> 00:46:38.916
from that money that you spent.

00:46:38.956 --> 00:46:40.456
Making a commercial that's only going to

00:46:40.577 --> 00:46:41.496
air to your base,

00:46:41.637 --> 00:46:43.097
is that money well spent?

00:46:43.699 --> 00:46:45.699
No.

00:46:45.780 --> 00:46:46.139
It's not.

00:46:46.159 --> 00:46:47.800
I don't give a damn who says what

00:46:47.840 --> 00:46:48.440
about anything.

00:46:48.880 --> 00:46:49.782
Are those things cool?

00:46:50.141 --> 00:46:50.461
Yes.

00:46:51.461 --> 00:46:52.762
Those things are fun to watch when you

00:46:52.802 --> 00:46:54.282
see the guy that, uh,

00:46:54.302 --> 00:46:55.563
the one that he did with Scott Pancheck

00:46:55.804 --> 00:46:57.043
with the older fellow that was at Scott

00:46:57.083 --> 00:46:58.485
Pancheck's, uh,

00:46:58.525 --> 00:47:02.967
that one was outstanding to watch and they

00:47:02.987 --> 00:47:04.367
made it into an ad basically.

00:47:04.447 --> 00:47:06.628
And it's fun, but okay.

00:47:06.708 --> 00:47:07.369
We already,

00:47:07.469 --> 00:47:09.429
like we get that people have seen that

00:47:09.469 --> 00:47:11.010
kind of stuff at their local affiliate.

00:47:11.030 --> 00:47:12.070
There is more,

00:47:12.851 --> 00:47:14.152
more than likely a chance that that kind

00:47:14.172 --> 00:47:15.072
of stuff has already been seen at your

00:47:15.092 --> 00:47:15.652
local affiliate.

00:47:15.672 --> 00:47:16.952
So why are you showing it to us?

00:47:19.693 --> 00:47:20.853
Not that we don't want to see it,

00:47:21.914 --> 00:47:23.914
but money well spent,

00:47:23.954 --> 00:47:25.856
money better spent is to send it somewhere

00:47:25.956 --> 00:47:27.516
else where it's actually going to get some

00:47:27.556 --> 00:47:27.956
traction.

00:47:29.637 --> 00:47:33.559
One of the things that used to be

00:47:33.619 --> 00:47:36.521
done very well was the website was kept

00:47:36.722 --> 00:47:41.204
up and it had relevant information on it.

00:47:41.744 --> 00:47:44.405
And when you did search engine

00:47:44.485 --> 00:47:46.606
optimization of that stuff,

00:47:48.530 --> 00:47:50.351
then people were finding it because it

00:47:50.411 --> 00:47:51.552
wasn't in an algorithm.

00:47:52.012 --> 00:47:54.112
People were searching for certain things.

00:47:55.253 --> 00:47:57.994
Now the website is so freaking confusing.

00:47:58.396 --> 00:47:58.576
Yeah.

00:47:58.596 --> 00:47:59.775
Does it look more modern?

00:48:00.056 --> 00:48:00.237
Yeah.

00:48:00.297 --> 00:48:02.657
It's not white and black text on,

00:48:03.818 --> 00:48:05.679
but is it easy to navigate?

00:48:05.980 --> 00:48:06.139
No.

00:48:10.411 --> 00:48:12.291
That is the first thing I would do

00:48:12.692 --> 00:48:14.552
as the chief marketing officers.

00:48:15.333 --> 00:48:18.855
Get people to open up your website or

00:48:18.934 --> 00:48:21.376
make an app that people are interested in.

00:48:23.697 --> 00:48:24.057
And again,

00:48:24.217 --> 00:48:26.059
I'm just spitballing off the top of my

00:48:26.079 --> 00:48:28.900
head because I have not sat down and

00:48:28.940 --> 00:48:30.822
thought about a marketing strategy for

00:48:30.862 --> 00:48:31.302
CrossFit.

00:48:32.161 --> 00:48:32.882
As it turns out.

00:48:38.166 --> 00:48:41.429
uh you gonna get that one the wayne

00:48:41.449 --> 00:48:43.431
one uh there isn't a voice outside of

00:48:43.451 --> 00:48:45.413
the crossfit community hell cindy is now

00:48:45.472 --> 00:48:47.835
known as the spider-man challenge because

00:48:47.855 --> 00:48:50.197
the general population has no clue and

00:48:50.237 --> 00:48:53.199
that is on crossfit amen wayne that is

00:48:53.820 --> 00:48:57.782
incredibly frustrating the fact that

00:48:57.822 --> 00:49:01.547
crossfit hasn't jumped on that that piece

00:49:01.586 --> 00:49:02.387
of content

00:49:03.367 --> 00:49:06.489
and blowed it up because now you have

00:49:06.530 --> 00:49:08.670
people looking for tom holland people

00:49:08.690 --> 00:49:13.634
looking for spider-man not just crossfit

00:49:15.474 --> 00:49:18.496
and if you listen to him he says

00:49:18.817 --> 00:49:21.677
it's a crossfit workout like from the

00:49:21.878 --> 00:49:23.438
original thing and then he explains what

00:49:23.478 --> 00:49:26.181
it is and instead people skipped right

00:49:26.240 --> 00:49:27.320
over that they're like let's do the

00:49:27.420 --> 00:49:28.382
spider-man challenge

00:49:30.608 --> 00:49:31.168
Mind-blowing.

00:49:31.929 --> 00:49:32.570
Mind-blowing.

00:49:33.369 --> 00:49:36.951
I would have him slowly get that clip

00:49:36.990 --> 00:49:37.831
of him saying that,

00:49:37.931 --> 00:49:39.791
and then when he says, it's a CrossFit,

00:49:39.811 --> 00:49:42.592
we're CrossFit, CrossFit,

00:49:43.333 --> 00:49:44.813
and just say it six times,

00:49:44.853 --> 00:49:46.534
and then he cut to somebody else going,

00:49:46.775 --> 00:49:48.454
yeah, it's called Cindy.

00:49:48.954 --> 00:49:51.096
So here's the disconnect, Jake.

00:49:51.556 --> 00:49:53.376
Yes, they did it eight months ago.

00:49:54.456 --> 00:49:55.657
Hey, I don't know if you know this,

00:49:55.998 --> 00:49:57.938
but a new freaking Spider-Man movie came

00:49:57.978 --> 00:49:58.719
out two weeks ago.

00:50:00.206 --> 00:50:01.989
It's projected to do two billion dollars

00:50:02.369 --> 00:50:02.949
worldwide.

00:50:03.389 --> 00:50:05.871
So guess what's back at the top of

00:50:05.951 --> 00:50:06.851
people's minds?

00:50:07.693 --> 00:50:08.393
Spider-Man.

00:50:09.193 --> 00:50:11.695
And the guy who plays him does CrossFit.

00:50:13.096 --> 00:50:15.918
He's on every talk show right now.

00:50:16.219 --> 00:50:17.159
Not eight months ago.

00:50:18.500 --> 00:50:19.860
Right now.

00:50:22.282 --> 00:50:24.523
Now's the time when you want to jump

00:50:24.724 --> 00:50:26.666
on these activities.

00:50:29.135 --> 00:50:30.797
Oh, and FYI, Tom Holland's ripped.

00:50:33.480 --> 00:50:35.922
The couple of times that he's been in

00:50:35.942 --> 00:50:36.661
the movie or whatnot,

00:50:36.702 --> 00:50:37.943
like when he's without a shirt,

00:50:37.963 --> 00:50:39.985
the dude is ripped.

00:50:40.945 --> 00:50:42.706
And they're calling it Tom Holland's

00:50:42.746 --> 00:50:43.907
Spider-Man workout.

00:50:44.188 --> 00:50:44.768
Oh, my God.

00:50:45.570 --> 00:50:46.289
Scroll down a little bit.

00:50:46.650 --> 00:50:47.411
Scroll down a little bit.

00:50:48.311 --> 00:50:49.512
Spider-Man hit workout.

00:50:50.614 --> 00:50:51.054
Hit.

00:50:52.034 --> 00:50:52.916
Hit workout.

00:50:53.335 --> 00:50:54.336
Why is this?

00:50:55.233 --> 00:50:56.833
Good God, people.

00:50:57.295 --> 00:51:05.322
It's a freaking CrossFit workout.

00:51:05.382 --> 00:51:06.043
I just got a headache.

00:51:06.583 --> 00:51:07.083
Oh, my God.

00:51:07.123 --> 00:51:09.204
Joseph Ramirez says Spider-Man is washed.

00:51:09.925 --> 00:51:13.048
It broke the record for box office in

00:51:13.068 --> 00:51:15.811
the history of movies week one.

00:51:15.851 --> 00:51:16.512
Yeah.

00:51:22.365 --> 00:51:23.007
That's another one.

00:51:23.027 --> 00:51:23.286
Yes.

00:51:23.327 --> 00:51:23.887
Patrick Clark.

00:51:23.907 --> 00:51:24.288
Thank you.

00:51:24.907 --> 00:51:26.550
The thing we talked about last week with

00:51:26.769 --> 00:51:27.971
Patrick Wilson doing grace.

00:51:29.032 --> 00:51:29.572
Yes.

00:51:30.853 --> 00:51:31.514
Not even doing grace,

00:51:31.554 --> 00:51:32.514
just doing a bunch of power cleans,

00:51:32.554 --> 00:51:33.076
but whatever.

00:51:33.175 --> 00:51:34.938
Same, almost the same thing.

00:51:35.617 --> 00:51:37.179
And why he thought it looked cool.

00:51:42.659 --> 00:51:46.081
Joseph Tyson Bajan is a nice story and

00:51:46.161 --> 00:51:47.840
I'm a Chicago bears fan and I love

00:51:47.860 --> 00:51:48.442
him to death,

00:51:48.722 --> 00:51:50.643
but he's a backup quarterback in the NFL.

00:51:51.143 --> 00:51:53.804
Tom Holland just starred in the number one

00:51:53.844 --> 00:51:58.827
box office movie in the world for in

00:51:58.907 --> 00:52:01.487
box office in the history of movies.

00:52:01.927 --> 00:52:02.128
Yeah.

00:52:03.648 --> 00:52:06.590
If you haven't seen it, it's so good.

00:52:06.750 --> 00:52:07.791
Just throwing that out there.

00:52:08.742 --> 00:52:10.322
Are you freaking kidding me?

00:52:10.382 --> 00:52:13.324
Like the opportunity was right there to

00:52:13.384 --> 00:52:16.364
grab and nothing was done.

00:52:16.684 --> 00:52:16.864
No,

00:52:17.144 --> 00:52:18.746
we're going to call it a hit workout

00:52:19.126 --> 00:52:19.726
on YouTube.

00:52:19.985 --> 00:52:22.527
We're going to call it the Spider-Man

00:52:22.567 --> 00:52:23.027
workout.

00:52:23.086 --> 00:52:24.907
Tom Holland, Spider-Man workout.

00:52:25.527 --> 00:52:27.148
No, it was Cindy.

00:52:27.782 --> 00:52:29.262
Yeah, still is FYI.

00:52:30.724 --> 00:52:31.643
I go do it right now.

00:52:32.704 --> 00:52:33.585
It'll still be Cindy.

00:52:34.065 --> 00:52:35.646
It has nothing to do with, with,

00:52:35.686 --> 00:52:37.148
with Spider-Man other than the fact that

00:52:37.608 --> 00:52:38.128
Tom's like, oh,

00:52:38.148 --> 00:52:42.190
when I'm pressed for time and it,

00:52:42.231 --> 00:52:43.550
this is another, this, this, another,

00:52:44.112 --> 00:52:45.753
lots of people doing the Murph challenge

00:52:45.773 --> 00:52:46.793
have no idea.

00:52:46.893 --> 00:52:48.074
It's a CrossFit workout.

00:52:48.474 --> 00:52:52.396
That's the, a problem.

00:52:52.416 --> 00:52:53.117
That's a problem.

00:52:56.784 --> 00:53:02.329
jake jake said funny funny how they don't

00:53:02.349 --> 00:53:05.472
do fran yeah you know why it hurts

00:53:07.135 --> 00:53:11.179
well and um the cape fear guy uh

00:53:11.960 --> 00:53:15.264
my the name is patrick wilson said that

00:53:16.063 --> 00:53:18.146
they have to film this like twenty

00:53:18.186 --> 00:53:18.907
different times

00:53:19.900 --> 00:53:21.681
If he were going to do Fran twenty

00:53:21.721 --> 00:53:25.141
times, he wouldn't survive the day.

00:53:25.202 --> 00:53:27.382
He had to find something that was doable

00:53:27.561 --> 00:53:29.322
over and over again.

00:53:29.862 --> 00:53:31.902
Can you imagine, so you did Fran once,

00:53:32.043 --> 00:53:34.342
say Patrick Wilson's got a three minute

00:53:34.362 --> 00:53:35.423
Fran, three and a half minute Fran.

00:53:36.344 --> 00:53:38.543
You're now dusted for the next ten minutes

00:53:38.583 --> 00:53:40.103
before you can get up and move around

00:53:40.224 --> 00:53:44.184
and think about doing it again.

00:53:44.224 --> 00:53:44.664
But Ken,

00:53:44.724 --> 00:53:47.385
if I want to see Fran on Cape

00:53:47.445 --> 00:53:49.106
Fear, I don't want it scaled.

00:53:49.648 --> 00:53:56.036
no no not at all not even close

00:53:56.056 --> 00:53:59.440
as a matter of fact oh yeah i

00:53:59.460 --> 00:54:01.481
i just tried to picture like i got

00:54:01.521 --> 00:54:03.704
a name ten takes of somebody doing fran

00:54:06.675 --> 00:54:08.297
Jesus Christ, you'd be wrecked, dude.

00:54:08.336 --> 00:54:10.498
Why does my pee look like Coca-Cola?

00:54:10.518 --> 00:54:11.277
I don't understand.

00:54:11.418 --> 00:54:12.539
This doesn't feel right at all.

00:54:13.699 --> 00:54:17.340
Something's wrong, bro.

00:54:17.922 --> 00:54:19.902
Patrick actually admitted that the cleans

00:54:19.922 --> 00:54:22.364
were just the easiest to repeat over and

00:54:22.443 --> 00:54:23.184
over and over again.

00:54:23.204 --> 00:54:24.284
Yeah, because somebody was like,

00:54:24.324 --> 00:54:25.144
why don't you do snatches?

00:54:25.184 --> 00:54:30.788
He's like, oh, no, we're not doing that.

00:54:31.507 --> 00:54:33.128
And they were good form.

00:54:33.188 --> 00:54:34.230
They were good cleans.

00:54:34.269 --> 00:54:34.530
Yeah.

00:54:35.338 --> 00:54:36.039
He actually did.

00:54:37.059 --> 00:54:37.340
Yeah.

00:54:37.380 --> 00:54:40.840
He actually did have decent form and he

00:54:40.860 --> 00:54:42.461
looks, he's ripped dude.

00:54:42.521 --> 00:54:44.922
Like clearly that's not the first time

00:54:44.963 --> 00:54:45.503
he's done them.

00:54:45.583 --> 00:54:50.425
First of all, so you do enough, hundred,

00:54:50.445 --> 00:54:51.465
thirty-five pound cleans.

00:54:51.585 --> 00:54:52.985
It will ruin your day.

00:54:56.811 --> 00:54:58.512
All right, let's go off.

00:54:59.454 --> 00:55:00.574
I have to get back to work.

00:55:01.355 --> 00:55:04.797
However, however,

00:55:04.958 --> 00:55:06.639
I have to rip on you one last

00:55:06.679 --> 00:55:06.898
time.

00:55:07.199 --> 00:55:07.659
Oh, please.

00:55:08.179 --> 00:55:10.121
Because Vicky and I talked about doing the

00:55:10.161 --> 00:55:12.023
Dumb Dumb Stupid Pants Award of the Week.

00:55:12.402 --> 00:55:12.782
The DDSP.

00:55:12.822 --> 00:55:15.724
And taking nominees throughout the week.

00:55:16.666 --> 00:55:18.806
And we have been very reluctant to get

00:55:19.027 --> 00:55:21.289
those nominees or remember to even

00:55:21.409 --> 00:55:23.431
advertise it as an award.

00:55:23.451 --> 00:55:25.012
As a thing.

00:55:25.032 --> 00:55:25.251
But...

00:55:27.443 --> 00:55:28.623
So I'm doing a bad job.

00:55:28.983 --> 00:55:31.945
I am not marketing to my people the

00:55:31.965 --> 00:55:33.586
way I should for the Dumb Dumb Stupid

00:55:33.626 --> 00:55:34.166
Pants Award.

00:55:34.186 --> 00:55:35.527
It's a cry in shame.

00:55:36.708 --> 00:55:38.009
But I want to hand out the Dumb

00:55:38.028 --> 00:55:40.791
Dumb Stupid Pants Award of the week.

00:55:40.811 --> 00:55:41.550
Sure.

00:55:41.630 --> 00:55:42.931
And it goes to Jaden Daniels.

00:55:43.672 --> 00:55:44.793
Oh, yeah, a hundred percent.

00:55:45.793 --> 00:55:46.554
He should get two.

00:55:46.574 --> 00:55:47.835
I don't even know if it goes to

00:55:47.894 --> 00:55:48.876
him or if it goes to his mom.

00:55:48.896 --> 00:55:49.476
He should get two.

00:55:51.608 --> 00:55:51.849
Well,

00:55:51.909 --> 00:55:53.130
one for him and one for his mom

00:55:53.472 --> 00:55:54.793
because she's going to have to give him

00:55:54.833 --> 00:55:55.474
his anyway.

00:55:56.855 --> 00:56:00.318
The memes that have been flying around.

00:56:00.498 --> 00:56:02.141
Did you know that five guys changed their

00:56:02.181 --> 00:56:04.724
name to four guys because they don't know

00:56:04.744 --> 00:56:09.528
if they can use the five permission from

00:56:09.588 --> 00:56:10.510
Jane Daniels to use the five?

00:56:10.530 --> 00:56:10.630
Yeah.

00:56:11.740 --> 00:56:12.280
FYI,

00:56:12.661 --> 00:56:15.003
a lot of businesses across the country are

00:56:15.043 --> 00:56:17.385
switching from nine to five to nine to

00:56:17.425 --> 00:56:17.764
four.

00:56:18.085 --> 00:56:19.706
So if you're hearing this right now,

00:56:19.786 --> 00:56:21.047
go ahead and leave an hour early for

00:56:21.086 --> 00:56:22.527
work and you can thank Jaden Daniels

00:56:22.568 --> 00:56:22.807
later.

00:56:25.250 --> 00:56:26.670
When I heard his teammates on the

00:56:26.690 --> 00:56:28.472
commanders are no longer giving high

00:56:28.512 --> 00:56:30.594
fives,

00:56:30.614 --> 00:56:34.255
they are now giving high fours because

00:56:34.275 --> 00:56:35.536
they just want to respect his number.

00:56:37.835 --> 00:56:39.757
So yesterday we talked about how he

00:56:39.817 --> 00:56:41.157
compared himself to Joe Burrow,

00:56:41.557 --> 00:56:42.858
yet Joe Burrow won a national

00:56:42.878 --> 00:56:44.539
championship, went undefeated,

00:56:45.239 --> 00:56:46.300
embraced the city,

00:56:46.699 --> 00:56:48.500
changed the spelling of his last name to

00:56:49.780 --> 00:56:52.661
E-A-U-X, all that stuff.

00:56:53.342 --> 00:56:56.483
The piece that I forgot about until you

00:56:56.523 --> 00:56:59.304
sent me a reel was that Jaden Daniels

00:56:59.644 --> 00:57:03.067
refused to play in the bowl game for

00:57:03.286 --> 00:57:03.766
LSU.

00:57:05.242 --> 00:57:07.402
And the Cheez-It Bowl.

00:57:07.623 --> 00:57:12.244
And then he's going to sue LSU and

00:57:12.344 --> 00:57:14.724
give me everything back because you gave

00:57:14.784 --> 00:57:16.166
my number five to another player.

00:57:17.726 --> 00:57:18.327
And it wasn't even,

00:57:18.427 --> 00:57:20.027
it was the Cheez-It Bowl.

00:57:21.688 --> 00:57:23.829
You didn't treat me like Joe Burrow,

00:57:23.889 --> 00:57:24.628
the legend.

00:57:28.309 --> 00:57:29.391
Mind-blowing, dude.

00:57:29.530 --> 00:57:30.550
Absolutely mind-blowing.

00:57:31.940 --> 00:57:32.882
Oh, Jody, sorry.

00:57:32.981 --> 00:57:33.601
You're in here late.

00:57:33.762 --> 00:57:34.842
Apparently you weren't here yesterday.

00:57:35.963 --> 00:57:38.744
Jaden Daniels' people, his team,

00:57:38.903 --> 00:57:39.384
excuse me.

00:57:40.385 --> 00:57:41.766
He made a statement himself.

00:57:41.826 --> 00:57:43.065
I'm not excusing him anymore.

00:57:43.106 --> 00:57:44.146
Yeah, no, no, no, no.

00:57:46.467 --> 00:57:50.088
Sent a cease and desist to LSU to

00:57:50.188 --> 00:57:51.949
no longer use his name, image,

00:57:52.070 --> 00:57:55.090
and likeness because he feels offended

00:57:55.472 --> 00:57:56.911
that somebody else is going to use the

00:57:56.952 --> 00:57:57.632
number five.

00:57:57.992 --> 00:57:59.532
So apparently he's the only person on the

00:57:59.552 --> 00:58:00.673
planet that can use the number five.

00:58:02.298 --> 00:58:02.639
Sorry.

00:58:02.960 --> 00:58:04.840
If you are a NASCAR driver and you

00:58:04.880 --> 00:58:05.981
happen to have number five,

00:58:07.023 --> 00:58:08.123
sorry about your luck.

00:58:08.143 --> 00:58:09.063
You're going to have to go ahead and

00:58:09.085 --> 00:58:09.565
change that.

00:58:09.585 --> 00:58:14.208
I don't know if anybody had told you.

00:58:14.228 --> 00:58:15.909
Wayne Short says, first home game,

00:58:16.030 --> 00:58:18.092
LSU should give away number five picket

00:58:18.112 --> 00:58:18.532
jerseys.

00:58:18.811 --> 00:58:19.693
You're not going to have to.

00:58:19.753 --> 00:58:19.913
First,

00:58:20.152 --> 00:58:22.275
DJ Pickett is going to be one of

00:58:22.295 --> 00:58:24.697
the top cornerbacks in the league this

00:58:24.737 --> 00:58:25.016
year.

00:58:25.657 --> 00:58:26.217
Secondly,

00:58:26.257 --> 00:58:27.338
you know how many jerseys they're going to

00:58:27.378 --> 00:58:29.179
sell just because it's got number five on

00:58:29.201 --> 00:58:29.681
the back of it?

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I'm going to give you a hint.

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It's a lot.

00:58:35.960 --> 00:58:40.242
It is a lot, a whole lot.

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Oh, it's fantastic.

00:58:49.286 --> 00:58:49.505
Yeah.

00:58:49.585 --> 00:58:49.706
No.

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So if I'd make a Jersey number four

00:58:51.586 --> 00:58:54.907
plus one, the flag is thrown.

00:58:54.967 --> 00:58:56.009
Whistle gets blown.

00:58:56.168 --> 00:58:56.489
It's a,

00:58:58.202 --> 00:59:00.244
Offsides, number seventy-three offense.

00:59:01.527 --> 00:59:03.668
Six-yard penalty, still first.

00:59:06.112 --> 00:59:07.313
I'm going to take a wild stab in

00:59:07.333 --> 00:59:09.536
the dark and guess that Barry McOchner is

00:59:09.735 --> 00:59:12.097
an Eagles fan.

00:59:12.117 --> 00:59:12.498
Probably.

00:59:13.052 --> 00:59:15.012
He has talked about the Eagles owning the

00:59:15.052 --> 00:59:16.753
commanders, owning Jaden Daniels,

00:59:16.913 --> 00:59:19.213
owning everything for the last five

00:59:19.253 --> 00:59:19.594
minutes.

00:59:20.333 --> 00:59:22.094
So I'm just taking a wild stab in

00:59:22.153 --> 00:59:25.534
the dark that he is a fan of

00:59:25.574 --> 00:59:28.655
the team that puts out a promo video

00:59:29.096 --> 00:59:30.235
of his quarterback throwing an

00:59:30.255 --> 00:59:37.378
interception.

00:59:37.418 --> 00:59:38.978
Just, you know,

00:59:39.297 --> 00:59:41.938
because we love Jalen Hurts so much.

00:59:42.818 --> 00:59:46.621
Let's put out a promo video of him

00:59:46.641 --> 00:59:47.583
throwing an interception.

00:59:48.443 --> 00:59:50.925
See, now that he said that Cinco,

00:59:50.965 --> 00:59:52.967
so Wayne Short said we had Ocho and

00:59:52.987 --> 00:59:53.768
now we have Cinco.

00:59:55.048 --> 00:59:57.630
I also found out that Cinco de Mayo

00:59:57.771 --> 00:59:59.052
is no longer going to be called Cinco

00:59:59.092 --> 00:59:59.273
de Mayo.

00:59:59.293 --> 01:00:00.813
It's going to be called Cinco de Jail

01:00:02.034 --> 01:00:03.215
in honor of Jaden Daniels.

01:00:06.623 --> 01:00:09.005
uh patrick's right santa owns the eagles

01:00:11.588 --> 01:00:16.233
the only town that santa gets booed in

01:00:16.273 --> 01:00:20.536
the eagles fans are rough dude eagles fans

01:00:20.597 --> 01:00:20.996
are rough

01:00:27.284 --> 01:00:28.246
Oh, good night.

01:00:28.266 --> 01:00:29.867
So I do have a new fun thing,

01:00:30.447 --> 01:00:31.788
and I'm going to hit this, Vicky.

01:00:32.809 --> 01:00:37.172
This is what happened to Jalen Hurts when

01:00:37.192 --> 01:00:38.353
they threw that interception.

01:00:38.373 --> 01:00:49.320
Son of a bitch!

01:00:49.360 --> 01:00:51.702
Oh, that's good.

01:00:53.208 --> 01:00:54.489
I need to go watch the new episodes.

01:00:54.648 --> 01:00:55.688
I really need to go watch the new

01:00:55.728 --> 01:00:56.208
episodes.

01:00:57.889 --> 01:00:58.990
That is so good.

01:00:59.251 --> 01:01:00.811
That may be the funniest thing I've seen

01:01:00.871 --> 01:01:03.012
on TV all year.

01:01:03.032 --> 01:01:05.173
Yeah.

01:01:05.193 --> 01:01:06.193
That is outstanding.

01:01:07.434 --> 01:01:08.695
I'm trying not to just,

01:01:08.735 --> 01:01:09.356
I'm trying to hold it.

01:01:09.396 --> 01:01:10.295
I'm trying to hold it together.

01:01:10.797 --> 01:01:11.797
I was laughing so hard yesterday.

01:01:11.836 --> 01:01:12.436
My abs hurt.

01:01:12.536 --> 01:01:13.458
It was fantastic.

01:01:17.271 --> 01:01:18.532
Um, my cheeky little laugh.

01:01:18.572 --> 01:01:19.072
Thanks, Jake.

01:01:19.911 --> 01:01:21.452
Um, well, I laughed a lot yesterday.

01:01:21.472 --> 01:01:22.253
I posted a thing.

01:01:22.672 --> 01:01:24.072
If you only knew what happened after the

01:01:24.092 --> 01:01:24.333
show,

01:01:24.793 --> 01:01:26.054
we're going to quickly tell you what

01:01:26.094 --> 01:01:27.153
happened after the show yesterday.

01:01:27.173 --> 01:01:28.695
Let's get the quick recap going on.

01:01:28.914 --> 01:01:29.675
Let's get the,

01:01:29.934 --> 01:01:30.855
we want to bring Vicki in.

01:01:30.914 --> 01:01:32.135
You actually want to bring Vicki in so

01:01:32.155 --> 01:01:33.596
she can, she can try to defend herself.

01:01:34.675 --> 01:01:37.137
No, cause there's no, no, no.

01:01:37.777 --> 01:01:37.856
No,

01:01:37.896 --> 01:01:39.177
we're not going to let her speak because

01:01:39.217 --> 01:01:39.878
we were there.

01:01:40.018 --> 01:01:40.759
We witnessed it.

01:01:41.498 --> 01:01:44.740
So I said to Corey that my wife

01:01:44.760 --> 01:01:45.742
and I are thinking about coming to New

01:01:45.802 --> 01:01:46.961
Orleans for our thirtieth wedding

01:01:46.981 --> 01:01:49.804
anniversary as part of a tour that we're

01:01:49.824 --> 01:01:51.864
going to do because she wants to see

01:01:51.885 --> 01:01:52.385
New Orleans.

01:01:52.905 --> 01:01:55.226
And a lot of conversation happened in the

01:01:55.246 --> 01:01:55.686
middle there.

01:01:55.726 --> 01:01:58.027
But then Vicki said.

01:01:59.570 --> 01:02:00.411
Vicki said,

01:02:00.751 --> 01:02:02.773
make sure you go to that hotel that

01:02:02.813 --> 01:02:04.195
serves breakfast, brunch.

01:02:04.574 --> 01:02:05.014
Brunch.

01:02:05.556 --> 01:02:06.456
The historic hotel.

01:02:07.157 --> 01:02:08.777
The historic hotel that serves brunch.

01:02:09.117 --> 01:02:10.418
And Corey's like,

01:02:10.619 --> 01:02:12.780
every hotel in New Orleans is a historic

01:02:12.800 --> 01:02:14.521
hotel that serves brunch.

01:02:15.563 --> 01:02:16.224
So all of them.

01:02:16.744 --> 01:02:19.166
And Vicki keeps going, you know the one.

01:02:20.005 --> 01:02:21.306
The one that serves brunch.

01:02:22.168 --> 01:02:23.409
And it has the ducks.

01:02:23.429 --> 01:02:26.150
And then Corey's going, the ducks?

01:02:26.731 --> 01:02:28.331
What the hell are you talking about,

01:02:28.391 --> 01:02:29.172
the ducks?

01:02:30.132 --> 01:02:32.074
I don't know a single hotel that serves

01:02:32.135 --> 01:02:33.074
brunch with ducks.

01:02:33.655 --> 01:02:33.956
Never.

01:02:34.275 --> 01:02:35.577
We eat ducks.

01:02:36.277 --> 01:02:37.757
Yeah, I said we eat ducks.

01:02:37.838 --> 01:02:39.619
But you can get ducks served to you.

01:02:39.679 --> 01:02:41.059
And she was like, you know,

01:02:42.001 --> 01:02:43.842
the chef comes in and they bring ducks

01:02:43.902 --> 01:02:46.784
inside and it goes into the – never

01:02:46.804 --> 01:02:47.664
in my life heard about it.

01:02:48.456 --> 01:02:51.978
Turns out Vicky is frantically typing on

01:02:51.998 --> 01:02:54.920
her keyboard to prove us wrong.

01:02:54.960 --> 01:02:56.782
She goes, it's the Peabody Hotel.

01:02:57.322 --> 01:02:58.043
And Corey's like,

01:02:58.523 --> 01:02:59.965
I don't know a Peabody Hotel.

01:03:00.445 --> 01:03:02.547
And Vicky goes, it's in Memphis.

01:03:02.666 --> 01:03:03.387
It's in Memphis.

01:03:03.407 --> 01:03:03.668
Damn it.

01:03:05.144 --> 01:03:06.505
I don't know if y'all notice or not.

01:03:07.666 --> 01:03:08.887
This isn't going to be a spoiler alert

01:03:08.907 --> 01:03:11.409
to some people, but Memphis from my house,

01:03:11.610 --> 01:03:12.931
my house is forty five minutes from New

01:03:12.990 --> 01:03:13.271
Orleans.

01:03:13.351 --> 01:03:14.831
Memphis from my house is about six and

01:03:14.851 --> 01:03:15.552
a half hours away.

01:03:16.514 --> 01:03:20.516
If they're bringing ducks from Memphis to

01:03:20.556 --> 01:03:22.878
New Orleans every single day,

01:03:23.438 --> 01:03:24.239
that's dedication.

01:03:24.900 --> 01:03:28.362
I'm just just throwing it out there.

01:03:28.422 --> 01:03:28.463
Oh.

01:03:32.170 --> 01:03:34.010
anyway people dog my wife for wanting to

01:03:34.030 --> 01:03:36.391
go to new orleans she is an interior

01:03:36.452 --> 01:03:39.393
designer who studied architecture she

01:03:39.452 --> 01:03:41.452
wants to go see the architecture of the

01:03:41.492 --> 01:03:43.753
buildings there that's why she wants to go

01:03:44.494 --> 01:03:46.094
we're not there to drink and party and

01:03:46.135 --> 01:03:49.076
all the no the whatnot we are there

01:03:49.115 --> 01:03:51.757
for like architecture and maybe a beignet

01:03:52.097 --> 01:03:53.998
at the cafe dumont and i'm gonna make

01:03:54.018 --> 01:04:00.400
him a gumbo uh you know the ducks

01:04:00.641 --> 01:04:01.460
now make sense

01:04:04.019 --> 01:04:05.460
Some stuff you got to wait for, Mark.

01:04:05.900 --> 01:04:06.840
Some stuff you got to wait for.

01:04:06.860 --> 01:04:09.021
Yeah.

01:04:09.621 --> 01:04:11.623
Jody's.

01:04:11.643 --> 01:04:17.385
Tell her to Google pictures.

01:04:17.425 --> 01:04:18.686
Just go tell Julie.

01:04:19.766 --> 01:04:20.686
Hey, Jules.

01:04:22.867 --> 01:04:23.969
We talked about you wanting to go to

01:04:23.989 --> 01:04:25.510
New Orleans on the show today and the

01:04:25.550 --> 01:04:27.311
chat said you should just use Google

01:04:27.331 --> 01:04:30.351
because it would be just like being there.

01:04:34.490 --> 01:04:35.891
Listen, it's our,

01:04:36.070 --> 01:04:37.411
it's our thirtieth anniversary.

01:04:37.472 --> 01:04:38.831
If she wants to go to New Orleans,

01:04:39.512 --> 01:04:40.132
we're going to New Orleans.

01:04:40.172 --> 01:04:40.393
And hey,

01:04:40.413 --> 01:04:41.713
if I can stop by and see Corey

01:04:42.193 --> 01:04:42.713
in person.

01:04:43.273 --> 01:04:43.793
Absolutely.

01:04:44.753 --> 01:04:46.293
And get a little gumbo out of the

01:04:46.333 --> 01:04:46.614
deal.

01:04:47.414 --> 01:04:48.195
I'll have dinner waiting.

01:04:53.436 --> 01:04:54.777
But anyway, with that, guys.

01:04:55.237 --> 01:04:56.177
Hold on, one last thing.

01:04:56.536 --> 01:04:58.056
Patrick Clark, this is about the same,

01:04:58.257 --> 01:04:59.257
this is about the same thing.

01:04:59.777 --> 01:05:00.858
Go to the Voodoo Museum.

01:05:01.378 --> 01:05:01.898
Which one?

01:05:08.092 --> 01:05:10.813
Anyway, let's go.

01:05:11.014 --> 01:05:12.094
What is more plentiful?

01:05:14.257 --> 01:05:16.259
Historic hotels that serve brunch or

01:05:16.298 --> 01:05:17.099
voodoo museums?

01:05:17.340 --> 01:05:22.643
That's about what and what.

01:05:22.925 --> 01:05:25.367
Most of the historic hotels have voodoo

01:05:25.387 --> 01:05:28.228
museums inside.

01:05:28.248 --> 01:05:31.132
The ones that aren't haunted.

01:05:31.192 --> 01:05:31.731
And guess what?

01:05:32.472 --> 01:05:33.213
They're all haunted.

01:05:36.376 --> 01:05:37.356
Guys, my abs.

01:05:37.376 --> 01:05:38.958
I'm going to have washboard abs from all

01:05:38.978 --> 01:05:42.777
the laughing I've done this week.

01:05:43.498 --> 01:05:44.358
Scott's going to be like,

01:05:44.798 --> 01:05:45.998
I woke up yesterday and I had to

01:05:46.018 --> 01:05:47.438
do a figure competition from all the

01:05:47.478 --> 01:05:49.900
laughing that we did.

01:05:50.019 --> 01:05:51.340
Andrew Sten has a recommendation.

01:05:51.659 --> 01:05:54.201
Go to that place that sells pro boys.

01:05:54.280 --> 01:05:55.621
Yeah.

01:05:55.701 --> 01:05:56.360
Yeah.

01:05:57.701 --> 01:05:58.420
A hundred percent.

01:05:59.242 --> 01:06:00.822
Or that place that sells jambalaya.

01:06:01.342 --> 01:06:01.601
Yeah.

01:06:01.842 --> 01:06:03.541
That's the one spot.

01:06:04.282 --> 01:06:04.443
Honestly,

01:06:04.463 --> 01:06:05.762
there's really only like one or two.

01:06:07.489 --> 01:06:07.889
Good night.

01:06:08.048 --> 01:06:09.130
All right, people, we got to go.

01:06:09.429 --> 01:06:09.969
I'm hungry.

01:06:10.150 --> 01:06:11.349
All right, take us out.

01:06:11.771 --> 01:06:13.791
You wouldn't wait to get to the editing

01:06:13.831 --> 01:06:15.172
room to jazz me up.

01:06:16.032 --> 01:06:16.831
I'm already jazzy.

01:06:35.710 --> 01:06:37.532
From the gym to the screen, yeah,

01:06:37.572 --> 01:06:38.652
we cover it all.

01:06:40.432 --> 01:06:42.614
Midday motivation every time we press

01:06:42.635 --> 01:06:44.896
call.

01:06:44.916 --> 01:06:45.956
Lunch with the Clydesdale,

01:06:45.996 --> 01:06:46.777
cowboy ring the heat.

01:06:47.077 --> 01:06:48.918
CrossFit movies, music on repeat.

01:06:49.297 --> 01:06:50.318
Half hour hustle, yeah,

01:06:50.338 --> 01:06:51.378
we building that brand.

01:06:51.518 --> 01:06:52.400
Grab a plate, shoot it,

01:06:52.420 --> 01:06:53.460
now you're part of the fam.

01:06:53.519 --> 01:06:53.639
Yeah.