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Everyday we take a break from the busy work day to catch our breath, hang out with friends and talk about the world of Sports, Entertainment and specifically CrossFit. Today we talk about Pat Veller with one last run.  The Media in the space gets wild. and I update you all on how my biopsy went yesterday.

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We cover the sport of CrossFit from all angles. We talk with athletes, coaches and celebrities that compete and surround in the sport of CrossFit at all levels. We also bring you Breaking News, Human Interest Stories and report on the Methodology of CrossFit. We also use the methodology to make ourselves the fittest we can be.

I am back and better than ever.

Can't wait to talk about all the CrossFit

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Next.

I love the chase and the hunt and

I set the pace when I'm running.

I always take what I want and I

always give it one hundred.

Don't need a bank, no I'm funded.

Play the game like it's nothing.

I'm always thankful for something.

Don't take for granted, stay humble.

Now wake up!

It's time to look at the enemy.

Look in the mirror if he is no

friend to me.

It's not working out,

maybe it's the chemistry.

It's time to break up.

what is going on everybody it's lunchtime

with the clydesdale hopefully i can make

it through today's show uh i am feeling

pretty good today yesterday was a

completely different story um so yeah

let's start with that yesterday i i went

on to the hospital to have a lung

biopsy done and um

What got there?

Gosh, it was a snowstorm.

We had to go up through I it's

about an hour away to go do this.

But I found like the best doctors for

me are up at this other hospital.

So um,

yeah so i went up and had that

done there uh after driving on some rough

roads uh got in got some stuff uh

got some stuff done uh they put me

under they intubated me i'm that's the

part i'm worried about for today's show is

my throat is still pretty scratchy um from

where the breathing tube was put down

but that's how they accessed my lungs with

the cameras and the tools to take three

different tissue samples.

And it was to confirm whether I have

sarcoidosis or possibly a lung infection

or a fungus growing inside the lung.

And

And so that happened yesterday.

They sent off those tissue samples to the

lab,

but initial thoughts by the doctor who did

the procedure was that the lymph node

tissue was granular around it where the

masses are,

and that actually

leads him to believe that it is

sarcoidosis.

I have some follow-ups coming up and so

hopefully we'll figure that out,

figure out a treatment plan.

If it's sarcoidosis,

it's very treatable and it is

uh hopefully something that we can get

through and get moved on probably not in

time to like do super well in this

year's open but i'm gonna do it i'm

gonna try it i'm gonna figure something

out and at least put in a score

every week of some sort some way somehow

uh just because i want to support this

community

uh but overall yesterday was rough i was

hurting so bad my back and my stomach

were hurting a lot my abs and they

say that's normal when people when they're

working in your lungs um so that was

rough i was coughing up a lot of

blood last night um that was rough and

my throat really hurt it was the first

time ever that a doctor prescribed me eat

ice cream eat as much as you can

um

Because nobody ever tells me that.

So I did have some ice cream last

night.

It did feel so,

so good on my throat.

So yeah, that was good.

I drank a ton of fluids yesterday.

A ton of fluids.

Today, my back feels a little bit better.

My stomach, my abs are still really...

sore I feel like I've done I did

some GHD sit-ups uh but other than that

I think I'm starting to feel a lot

better today the uh anesthetic is wearing

off I'm just hoping that my throat holds

up for the whole show today um but

other than that all doing well thank you

everybody for the thoughts and prayers

that meant a lot to me you guys

are the best um

yeah everything everything is feeling much

better today so uh just hoping to get

through everything um lito eight months

eight months uh a member of this channel

thank you so much for your support

You guys don't know how much that little

like three ninety nine or six ninety nine,

whatever level you're at,

what that means to the show.

It pays for the platforms that we get

to put the show on every day,

every Sunday night.

And so it just means a ton.

And to have a supporter like Lito and

she's just a wonderful human being as well

is awesome.

And another wonderful human being is

Kenneth DeLapp.

a member for twenty one months.

You guys are OGs.

Thank you so much for I mean, gosh,

Kenneth, twenty one months.

You're coming up on two years, man.

Two years.

Amazing.

You guys are the best.

It really does.

I wish I could tell you how much

you guys mean to me, because without you,

we couldn't do this show every single day.

We just couldn't.

Uh, so yeah.

Uh, Corey says, uh,

turns out Lito is all right in his

book.

Yeah.

Corey's on my, uh, my list today, man.

I was hoping he'd hop in today because

I didn't know how much talking I'd be

able to do, but there's lots,

lots to talk about.

Um, I just hope my,

my throat can hold up for everything and

talk about OG OG Corey Leonard,

a member for three freaking years.

Corey has been a member of this show.

Um,

KDL wins podcast listener of the

millennium.

That dude is everywhere in every show.

It is crazy.

So, yeah.

So, I don't know.

Everyone trying out to eat.

Isn't that what CrossFit's all about,

Jody?

And we're all trying to get a better

time.

We're all trying to get a better score

on the whiteboard.

That's what it's all about.

That's what it's all about.

Trish, your presence is enough.

Your presence is enough.

Don't get that checkbook out.

We don't need you to worry about the

security of sending a check.

We're good.

Your presence is plenty.

Not only that,

but Kenneth is a genuinely good dude.

He is a great dude.

Like, for a minute,

I did a Bible show,

and Kenneth was so much help.

Like, that man helped drive that show.

I wish I could have figured out how

to make that work for a longer period

of time.

So, yeah.

Yeah.

do you see how long you've been a

member there's a button when you hit like

anniversaries larry that allows you to

post like uh paid they they consider it

like a paid chat even though it's not

paid but you get like one free one

every month when you're a member uh to

send one and it shows how many months

you've been uh so yeah i'd i'd have

to go back and look

Denise, fifteen opens.

She is tired.

Of course she is.

Kenneth says he's just a guy.

Trish, thank you.

Glad to be here and hope you feel

better soon.

Prayers that biopsy shows easily

treatable.

Yeah, me too.

uh jake with a poste fromage i don't

have french i'm not good with french um

but yeah and there larry young got it

larry young member for eight months look

at that big supporter yeah mark says hit

the dollar sign it'll be at the bottom

i think for free

We got Helson caught it live.

It's been a while.

Glad you're here, Helson.

You are an awesome commenter and

contributor to the show.

And thank you so much, Trish,

for the ice cream fund.

That means a lot.

After the show, I might need some more.

Might, yeah.

And I've been working on my diet so

hard.

But man,

that ice cream was like freaking heaven

last night.

I just got to tell you.

All right,

so what are we going to talk about?

If you saw the thumbnail,

it was the time I met Pat Vellner

for the first time.

And I took a selfie with him.

And I made that the thumbnail today.

I cartooned it up.

But he made an announcement over the

weekend.

And if this is the picture that makes

me smile the most...

And that is Brent Fikowski actually put

out a tribute to Pat going into his

final season.

If you did not see the all-in movies

back in the day,

they are so worth the watch.

There is a whole scene with Pat and

Brent frolicking in the water,

trying to get better at swimming.

And...

just made me smile everybody's seen the

pat post he's re he is doing one

final season of competition including the

wfp rogue um maybe wadapalooza and he is

definitely doing the game season one last

time through so uh

I'm glad that he's coming back to the

CrossFit Games before he retires.

I think that's a cool thing.

I'm glad he's doing it.

And I can't wait to see him back

out on the floor.

One of my favorite memories of Pat is

after the sled drag in the twenty three

semifinals.

He was so pissed at the sled drag

and Jamie chased him down the road to

get an interview with him.

And it got shared on a lot of

podcasts.

And I'm so,

so stoked that we got that.

But Pat is really fun.

I've

I've had some weird experiences with Pat

where his wife lost her car keys,

and Amy and Charlie and I were at

the athlete area of the games,

and Amy ended up finding Pat's keys,

Pat's wife's keys,

and able to return them to him.

So I've had some good memories with Pat.

I'm glad he's coming back for one last

season.

I think it's something we all need.

So...

And Corey has jumped in the chat.

There we go.

Sorry I'm late.

Work, as it turns out, is a thing.

Yeah,

I've been in so many meetings today

because I missed yesterday.

Uh, Wayne short,

you could tell all the boys interrupted,

truly looked up to Pat as a role

model.

I haven't got,

I've been trying to catch up on all

the drama in the CrossFit media.

So I, uh,

didn't get to see boys interrupted last

night,

but I will make sure to go back

and check that out.

Cowboy.

Uh, train all of says cowboy.

Yeehaw.

Uh, Charlie versus Corey, twenty,

twenty six.

Bring it back.

listen i know the commitment my boy the

cowboy has put in this season and i

have known charlie for a long time i

i'm i'm a i'm a corey supporter man

cowboy all the way i love charlie i'm

gonna leave it at that

Charlie is one of the most fun people

to hang out with ever.

If you ever see Charlie at an event,

go hang out with him.

You will have a freaking blast.

And if Corey and Charlie got together,

I don't know if the world could take

that.

From a fun hanging out standpoint,

I'm not sure.

But on the competition floor,

my boy Corey has got it hands down.

Again, I love Charlie.

I'm going to leave it at that.

Corey, the gator hunter.

Never actually been alligator hunting.

I've been crawfishing several times,

but not so much alligator hunting.

I like eating alligator.

I like cooking alligator.

Yeah, I love eating alligator.

It's so good.

Gator gumbo may be top three in my

all-time list.

I just lightly breaded and fried.

Like it that way too?

So good.

I was in Savannah, Georgia,

and they had gator gumbo.

I had it every single day for lunch.

In Savannah of all places.

Okay.

I know.

It was weird.

i mean there's alligators everywhere dude

not so much up where you are because

they don't like coal but as soon as

you get somewhere where it gets actual hot

in the summertime and there's enough water

swamp yeah true story when i first moved

to columbus my next door neighbor had a

pet cater yeah there you go yeah not

a fan when i had a newborn baby

i'd imagine not but you know hey bro

people just like things

My neighbor was not of the ilk to

be responsible enough to have a baby gator

in the house.

I'll leave it at that.

I know a lot of people that are

not of the ilk to have any sort

of pet, much less a baby alligator.

So I'm with you on that one.

I want to address this right quick.

Hold on.

Gators can make their way up the Ohio

River when it gets warm enough?

that's a big river they don't eat when

it's cold which sounds ridiculous but like

they will basically go into almost a

hibernation phase whenever they get

whenever it gets too cold outside um their

bodies just won't digest the food uh when

it's when it's too cold they will go

very very still and they will go very

very like they'll go deep and just kind

of hang out come up for every now

and again but when it's hot

Or even just warm.

Yeah, they move a whole lot.

Or they can move a whole lot,

I should say.

And they eat, bro.

Jeremy does that too.

He doesn't eat when it gets cold.

Oh,

I thought he makes his way up the

Ohio River when it gets warm enough.

He's in Wisconsin.

He'd have to come down the Mississippi.

Yeah.

Across to the, yeah.

All right, a hundred percent.

Uh, no, what I wanted to,

what Chad had said up there,

where is it at?

Yes.

That's an excellent question.

Why is monster games this same weekend as

the games?

I don't know.

That's a fantastic question.

We did, uh, and by we,

I mean my, my buddy, uh,

Gareth emailed Mr. Ansley, Mr.

Jason Ansley and said that, Hey man,

if we qualify for monster games,

pay our registration fee and then make the

games, like, can we get a refund?

And he said, yes,

we will refund you your money because

Jason Ansley is a good dude.

High fives all around.

Um,

looks like everybody's trying to weigh a

two hundred, uh, Jeremy two twenty.

Uh, Kenneth is trying to get there.

I'm trying to get there, too,

on the other direction.

Yeah.

I'm at one, dude,

I've been trying to get as lean as

humanly possible.

I am still hovering at one-eighty-five,

one-eighty-six, but feeling pretty good,

feeling pretty strong.

Yeah, this week, this weekend,

I started feeling a lot better.

I'm really trying to get down and it's

working.

And the ice cream last night probably

didn't help.

But you got to do what you got

to do to get through the medical stuff.

Broders, look,

once is not going to hurt you.

It becomes a problem.

You didn't see how many...

How much I ate last night, but okay.

Yeah, I get that.

I get that.

But like,

once is that going to hurt you?

One of the problems,

the problem is when we are,

I've got to have a plate of ice

cream every single night.

Yeah.

And we're not, we're not there yet.

Yeah, no.

So, I actually have a Ninja Creamy.

The thing about the Ninja Creamy that's

awesome and horrible is that you have to

prep it and then freeze it for twenty

four hours.

So when like the feeling comes over me

to make it, I mean,

if I was smart,

I would make a couple tubs of it,

have in the freezer ready to go when

I have that feeling.

So.

You know, I have one though.

Yeah.

And I,

and you can make like really low fat,

low calorie ice cream and you can make

it protein ice cream and it's still pretty

damn good.

Um,

so that's probably what I need to do

is make some healthy,

healthy ice cream to have ready.

Uh, if he was two twenty,

he'd be posting a Spiegel pic.

Yeah.

with you one hundred percent buddy hey

look here larry we make it happen pumpkins

and do it together buddy make it happen

larry i'm a big fan bring out the

spiegel picks uh no viking i do not

have a pint of ice cream or not

a night however uh honey stinger and they

call them energy waffles they look like a

stroopwafel yep dude

I am obsessed right now.

I got chocolate peanut butter.

They make a peanut butter strawberry one,

which is kind of like a peanut butter

sandwich,

basically a peanut butter and jelly

sandwich,

but it's a little honey stinger thing.

So good, dude.

Oh, my God.

Yeah.

One last quick news thing before we get

into some more stuff is,

I don't know if you guys saw this,

but Ricky Garrard got married.

I did not see that.

Good for him.

Go ahead, Ricky.

It's official.

Mr. and Mrs. Garrard, look at that.

That's a good-looking couple.

That is a good-looking couple.

So congrats to Ricky and his new bride

for that.

Super excited for them.

In the white suit.

Good dude.

In the white suit.

Yeah.

Yeah.

It's fresh, Ricky.

That's fresh, Ricky Mack.

I like it.

At one time,

that would be like the Diddy thing, right?

Now we call it that.

We don't call it the Diddy thing anymore.

No.

Nobody refers to it.

I'll put it like this.

Whatever mix Aaron was playing this

morning during the six o'clock class,

it was like a mega mix type deal.

And one part of it had...

what's her name mariah carey fantasy on it

and i was like oh here we go

singing along and whatnot and i went back

and looked for it on my phone later

trying to find like that particular like

club mix or whatever it was the diddy

mix and i was like yeah i don't

think i can listen to that anymore they

come i have to just pass on that

or have to go with the original and

just kind of keep it keep it there

because i am yeah with anything

One of my favorite songs of all time

is Ignition by R. Kelly.

Yeah.

I'm having a hard time listening to it

now.

Yeah.

The remix to Ignition,

hot and fresh out of the kitchen.

And I can't listen anymore because he

likes to pee on women.

Well, and underage women at that.

Yes.

Yeah,

like makes it really hard to listen to

the music I used to love.

When you go back and look at his

stuff when he was with Aaliyah and it

says like the name of the song was

A.J.

Nothin' But a Number.

That's a problem that we did not even

identify back then,

which is horrible to say, but it's true.

Yeah,

I hate when musicians take my shit away.

A hundred percent.

A hundred percent.

Stuff I liked before that I can no

longer like anymore.

So last thing I have before we move

on is the clue.

Oh, I didn't see it.

It's the clue.

It's the clue.

So it looks like...

The eye of a bison.

Okay, maybe.

Yeah, I can see that.

I thought it was not a tree at

first.

It's the eye of an animal.

I'm guessing bison.

I don't, maybe, maybe something else.

Maybe a sheep.

Maybe, I don't know.

I can't, the horn doesn't look big,

but it looks like it curves in real

quick like a bison.

But,

I have no freaking idea.

I know, dude.

Not even a little bit.

Not even like a, oh, maybe that's it.

If you mess with the bull,

get the horns.

Oh, you don't get the horns.

I don't know.

I don't know, man.

I have no idea, brother.

None whatsoever.

I don't even know what that might be,

if I'm being completely honest.

Which none of his clues ever make any

sense.

So...

yeah i saw this comment mark in his

week in review uh he says he worries

his clues are too obvious not a worry

dude yeah no you can go ahead and

sleep better at night now not worrying

about that oh vicky it's a jab the

year of bullshit

Oh, shoot.

I didn't read it before I pulled it

up, man.

That's fantastic.

This confirms burpees over rower.

You explain that one to me, Kenneth.

Yeah, I would love to.

I love to.

Give me your... Hexy Lover says it's goat,

the greatest of all time.

I mean, if it's a bison,

it's into the storm, then it's...

Something Rich won in the past?

Something Rich, maybe.

So we're starting off with a repeat?

Repeat of Rich open announcement?

Repeat of Rich open announcement, yeah.

What's the one,

was it Seventeen One that he won after

he retired with the double unders and and

then someone tried to beat it recently and

they did but not by as much as

people thought they should.

Can't remember who it was.

Man.

I don't know, brother.

You got me on that one.

Austin.

It was Austin.

Austin tried to redo it.

And he did beat him,

but it was just barely.

But Rich did that workout like eight years

ago.

And Austin barely beat him.

I don't know if y'all know this or

not, but Rich Froning is pretty fed.

Yeah.

Still.

Still today.

It is the twentieth year.

It wouldn't surprise me that there's some

repeats, right?

Oh, yeah.

Absolutely.

I think there should be some.

It would only make sense.

There should be repeated repeats.

Right.

We've got...

Twenty years of stuff to pick from.

Well, the opening only started in eleven.

Well, okay.

So, yeah.

But I get what you're saying.

Right.

So you got fifteen years of stuff to

pick from.

Fourteen years, whatever it is.

Repeats with a twist this year.

That'd be cool, too.

That'd be cool.

I don't know.

It would have to be...

It'd have to be,

it would still have to,

because there's still going to be the

first week is still going to be something

that everybody can do.

It needs to be something everybody can do.

Right.

Is there one open workout considered the

greatest of all time?

Uh, the,

I think there's a couple that are probably

a couple that would fall underneath there.

Yeah.

The, uh,

the clean ladder with the towed bore.

Well, I think that.

Where you buy yourself more time.

Twenty one to eighteen fifteen burpee over

bar thruster burpee over bar.

I think that the dumbbell snatch and the

box jump overs.

Is a and it's been done twice.

Both of those have been repeated because

they were considered great.

That one hurt toes.

The toes to bar in the in the

clean ladder was a big one.

Yep.

And that one was fun.

Yeah.

I think both Mark Phillips and Peter

Benoit are saying the twenty five toes to

bar fifty dubs clean ladder.

Yeah.

Buy yourself more time.

No, no wall walks, Jody, please.

Let's not let's not even.

Wall walks, O.G.

Wall walks are recent.

And I hate them.

Relatively speaking, yeah.

What was that, like,

twenty-one or twenty-two when we had them

with the double owners?

Yeah, it was not that long ago.

Like, I'm OG.

One of my favorites was the deadlift

ladder and the box jumps where it was

fifteen box jumps and then you deadlifted.

And it kept going up in weight every

time that was, um, fourteen, fourteen,

three or four.

I will be down with that one because

I am really good at deadlifts and I

am pretty decent at jumping over a box.

Yeah.

That one was a,

that one was a fun one.

That was my best workout ever.

Um,

I just was in the zone that day.

I think the snatch and the double under

one was a classic, too.

Like, fifteen-fifteen.

Like, super fast transitions.

Oh, yeah.

Oh, here we go.

Per chat, GPT,

this is a macro close-up of an engraved

coin.

Specifically,

the iron fur detail from the American

buffalo.

Buffalo nickel.

Can we have a year without stupid

deadlifts?

We've had lots of years without stupid

deadlifts.

And deadlifts are stupid.

I'm not great at them.

My back just doesn't allow it,

but we've had them.

You know,

you're going to hate me for saying this,

but the one that we had a couple

years ago with the burpees over the bar,

that went up and then went back down,

I would be one hundred percent down and

do that one again.

Because I did not finish it.

Ten, nine, eight, seven.

That's the one where Sam Briggs yelled at

me.

i think i could finish it now like

i didn't i got i was on the

back side i was getting close but i

think i could finish it now and i

would like to try it again but i'm

not trying it again unless it's programmed

yeah it was pretty awful that middle

section at the double the ten and the

two nines yeah when it's math dude like

it's trying to remember okay i just did

ten

not even nine and then nine.

And then we're going down.

So eight, eight.

And then it was terrible.

Seema says, if it's a repeat,

Dave really earning a salary, listen,

let's give it a chance.

Maybe it's a repeat with a twist.

Yeah.

I wouldn't be,

I wouldn't be upset about a repeat with

it.

You know, slight modification to,

especially if it's an older one,

a slight modification here.

I want the nostalgia.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Well,

and then to take into account the fact

that like as a whole,

we are all a lot fitter than we

were in twenty fourteen or in twenty

sixteen or whatever.

Right.

So take something from back then that may

not have aged well because there are some

that didn't age very well.

Right.

You kind of look at it and you

go, hmm.

And then maybe move some stuff around,

change the loading a little bit.

Something along those lines to make it

more appropriate for twenty twenty six.

Yeah.

You know what I'm going to change up

this year?

I'm going to take some thirdsy.

I'm going to get a good night's sleep

before the day I do the workout for

sure.

And the first start of that is taking

my thirdsy.

Last night I was not allowed to do

it because of the procedure the last two

nights.

I am looking forward to tonight and

getting a good night's sleep,

taking some thirdsy, getting that done,

using the code Jazzy to get fifteen

percent off my order at checkout.

Go to thirdsy.com backslash thirdsy and

make sure that I am prepped and ready

for twenty six point one and the entirety

of the open season.

All three weeks.

All three weeks.

When is salted caramel coming back?

The strawberry lemonade is just OK.

Listen, they're both good.

They're very different in the way that you

use them and taste them,

but they both let you sleep at night.

I did reach out to the company to

find out if it was coming back.

It was a limited edition release.

They do those periodically.

Maybe we get something different.

Maybe we get something new.

Who knows?

Like a blueberry something or another.

Just giving you examples.

giving you just giving you some just

giving you some free free ideas thursday

like a blueberry cream that would be so

good yeah i'm see i like the strawberry

for quickness like because i can just dump

it in my blender bottle shake it up

and drink it as i'm going to bed

i what i found out is that with

cold water like water out the fridge

You know, the door to fridge, cold water.

It's so much better than if you just

do room temperature.

Yeah, yeah.

And the salted caramel,

I do milk heated in the microwave and

then add my stuff and put it in

the Ninja Bullet and then like it's a

process.

It gets so frothy.

It's so good, dude.

Yeah.

I like the salted caramel nice warm with

milk.

I'm still drinking the strawberry lemonade

and it still works.

See, it works.

Both taste great,

but I will do anything if it works.

Like I've plugged my nose and done

whatever it took if it works.

Way more functionality than anything else.

But when you get quality and

functionality, it's even better.

A hundred percent.

I like the strawberry lemonade as well.

I am holding out hope that they either

bring the salted caramel back or give us

something else cool for the spring slash

summer.

But either way,

with the way I've been sleeping,

you're going to see me buying two bags

every couple of months because it's every

night.

I brought it to Fitness to the Coast

with me.

And then my partner also brought hers with

her.

We were twinsies as far as that was

concerned.

It's awesome, dude.

Third Z milkshake tonight for Scott,

doctor's orders.

There we go.

Didn't know you were Dr. Wayne,

but thank you very much for the

prescription.

Well,

he did stay at a Holiday Inn Express

last night, so.

There we go.

All right,

so now let's get into the talk of

the town.

Here we go.

And that is all the drama surrounding the

CrossFit media.

And I want to preface this with one

thing.

I'm not an insider to either of these

camps.

I have no inside information.

I have not talked to any of them.

Although I have met most of them and

I have,

and I know them on a personal level.

I watch all of their content.

So I have no inside information.

I'm watching from the outside in just like

everybody else.

And so it started with a Hiller video

critiquing the Kill Taylor show.

Taylor self had a response on the CrossFit

network that is owned by Savan and crew.

And then Hiller and Tyler Watkins got went

live last night to respond again.

The response to the response.

And that's kind of the first thing I

want to say is that's the beauty of

the CrossFit space.

You can make content by just responding to

responses who have responded to your post.

It's wild.

And it still gets views three levels deep.

I was about to say it's going to

get a gazillion views.

So I watched Hiller's video.

i thought it was very measured yeah i

thought it was and he says it was

his opinion and he was comparing it to

tv shows that dip might i say my

favorite show of all time is the example

used the show that never dipped and that

was breaking bad yeah

But he showed even his own favorite show,

Dexter, dipped at the end.

He used the example Game of Thrones,

dipped at the end.

And he was pointing that out with the

Kill Taylor show.

I think what people are getting wrapped up

in is the swearing part of it.

And I don't even think that's the main

point that Hiller was trying to make.

No, I'd agree with that.

He was pointing that out because it worked

for him because of what he's trying to

do.

I don't think Taylor cares.

Right,

but I don't even think that was Hiller's

main point.

No, not at all.

It was like a sub point.

It was really about the format change and

not being consistent on the day and time

they said.

then taylor responds and i will be honest

i did not make it through all two

hours no no i didn't see any of

that last night i saw that it was

on and that was that was as far

as i got i made it probably a

little over an hour in and i thought

taylor took some of the criticism well i

thought others he did not and it's his

entitlement to do so i

I heard that as the later that two

hours went,

the more kind of unraveled that went.

But I cannot speak to that because I

did not make it that far.

I'm hoping to get through it a little

bit later today.

But that's what I have heard.

And then Tyler and Hiller went live last

night with another response.

and Tyler added some texture to it with

his own personal experiences.

And it appears from that response,

they have had these conversations behind

the scenes before this ever went public.

And it seemed as though both were kind

of

removed from different text strings and

different things behind the scenes because

of their comments and um and maybe that's

by choice maybe not um but it's it's

just a wild wild thing right the thing

on the response to the response that

caught me was that Hiller was tired of

the groupthink

And that is one thing that is a

pet peeve of mine.

Again, I am not in these inside chats.

I am not in these text strings.

I don't know if it's really happening or

not.

That is just a term that Hiller used

a lot in his response to the response.

Right.

And that's something that is a pet peeve

of mine.

I tell my crew, which I love dearly,

and I told them that yesterday and Sunday

after watching these videos,

and you are included in this,

is that I love who I have on

this team.

I love working with you guys every single

day.

And I love that we can argue and

disagree, and it's okay.

Yeah.

I was watching you and Jamie freaking hash

it out Sunday night and I was like,

this is what I'm here for, right?

Because why,

what good is it if everybody just agrees

all the time?

If everybody's special,

then nobody's special.

If everybody's agreeing with everybody all

the time,

you're in an echo chamber at that point.

Again, about some stuff, absolutely.

We share the same views about this and

about that.

But some stuff we're gonna see differently

and that's good.

That's good for discourse.

Because maybe you see stuff from my view

and you understand me a little bit better.

And maybe I can see stuff from your

view and I can understand you a little

bit better.

And then we get along a little bit

better while still holding our same views.

It's really not that complicated.

If everybody is agreeing all the time,

somebody is lying.

Yes.

um lito says uh you don't need to

watch the full two hours to be honest

it just gets repetitive after the first

twenty minutes or so um taylor seems to

just be triggered by any criticism he

seems like dr jekyll mr hyde that from

shanna um

Larry Young says,

a lot of this is that the Savon

posse expects you to agree with their

views.

Hiller said he's tired of group thought.

Yeah,

I got that a lot last night from

his video.

Train all of them at the point where

I don't watch Kill Taylor live and fast

forward just to see if anybody calls in.

When it first started,

I would catch them every chance that I

got.

But then they started when they moved to

Saturday and basically about ten o'clock.

I'm usually at the gym or I just

got home one or two.

That's my training time or whatnot.

So in Kill Taylor,

as good as it at least was when

I was watching it on a regular basis,

if I'm not catching it live,

I'm not watching it later because it

doesn't make any sense.

It's a live show.

might want to i mean if you if

you're into that kind of thing i guess

you can go watch later on but it's

a live show and it's way more fun

live than it is not i think anyway

i have absolutely no idea i haven't caught

one in months just because it's not at

a convenient time for me and i'm not

going back and watch it later so i

want to say this because

I watched Sivan for a long time and

all the stuff on his channel, right?

He has changed the way I think about

things.

Sure.

And I've been open and honest about that.

I have texted him about that.

I've thanked him for seeing things from a

different perspective.

Does it mean I agree with everything

that's said on the channel?

No.

But he has changed my perspective in some

outlooks.

right and i think that was good and

i think that like at the beginning of

and maybe still to this day it wasn't

groupthink it was his opinion about things

and he would have people on that not

didn't necessarily agree with him and i

think those were the best shows where they

have that discussion right when it comes

to kill taylor i used to catch every

single episode

But now that my daughter has moved away

and it's just my wife and I,

Saturday mornings are kind of like our

time.

Sure.

And as much as the language and all

that stuff doesn't bother me on the whole,

it bothers my wife tremendously.

And not the language.

My wife has a potty mouth.

Right.

Right.

flat out but the issue is the the

the way that they joke with each other

and the insults thrown are not her bag

of tea and and so it's my choice

is to go be by myself and put

my headphones in or to hang out with

my wife

And my wife just wins out on those

Saturday mornings now.

It's not a hard thing.

It's not a hard choice.

Right.

Right.

If, if that stuff wasn't in there,

we could watch it together.

Just being flat out blatant about it.

Um,

where savan even though that he cusses and

swears when he has those people on where

they have disagreements about topics my

wife will listen in on that and be

okay with that does that make sense no

it absolutely does savan has a very

his interview style where he just sits

there and listens to people and then asks

questions that are related to what they're

getting at that are not personal attacks

like a lot of people do, right?

Even though he doesn't,

or I should say not even though,

because he doesn't understand it,

you can tell he's genuinely trying to see

it from somebody else's perspective and

trying to understand it from where they're

sitting.

And we'll take it, process it.

Maybe he'll change his mind.

Maybe it won't.

He said that before, right?

He said things like out loud like that

to say, you know what,

you've made me think about this

differently and I'm going to have a

different opinion about it now.

And he's also said,

I understand that you feel that way.

That's cool.

Moving on to the next thing.

Not a lot of people can do that.

Mark Phillips says,

my wife hates listening to locker room

talk, so I don't tune in.

That's a big part of my Saturday morning,

why I don't tune in when I used

to.

Terry says,

I don't know why they're doing it

publicly.

And I think if you listen to Hiller's

response to the response,

he said that there were attempts,

but Hiller doesn't do phone calls.

Like they can talk things out through text

or whatever.

And he just gets to a point where,

hey,

I'm just going to make a video about

it.

And he used the Brian Friend thing as

an example.

They tried to talk behind the scenes and

they tried to text and he tried to

give advice.

He tried to do these things and it

got to a point where it wasn't getting

anywhere.

So his thought was,

I'm going to do a video.

Which is what he does.

That's how he communicates with the world.

He did the same thing when he broke

down the WFP video.

Went frame by frame almost and said, hey,

this is good, this is bad,

this is good, this is bad,

this is good, this is bad, etc.

That was to an entire organization that he

doesn't really necessarily have any ties

to.

Him and Taylor know each other.

And it's not like he was saying,

y'all suck and this is why.

He's offering what came across to me

anyway as mostly constructive criticism

about, hey, this could be better.

This was fantastic when it started.

It could be better.

And here's the things that I think could

make it better.

Aku Black Dragon,

I think it got put out there because

in private, nothing was changing.

I feel this wasn't a jab,

but a criticism on some needed changes.

Wayne Short says,

I no longer subscribe to Savon,

the Savon podcast or CrossFit Network for

all the non-KT points.

Hiller made,

much more watchable media outlet these

days, Clydesdale Spin,

Boys CrossFit Sport Podcast.

Well, thank you for that.

Appreciate it.

And that's why everybody's different.

Everybody enjoys different things,

but I'll be honest with you.

If you want to be relevant in this

space and you want to know things that

are going on,

they have inside information that others

don't.

And that's why I have to listen to

Savant.

Yep.

And there are times where I actually enjoy

it very, very much.

Um,

David Reed,

it was not up to Hiller to correct

anyone.

If the feedback was not received,

that should have been the end.

Doing a video is not the way friends

interact.

But we took it on the chin last

year when we made a couple critical

comments about the Syndicate Crown

broadcast done by the Savon podcast.

They came at us in the chat.

They came at us over the air.

It wasn't like we were trying,

and we probably made the mistake of saying

too much negative because what they

brought was new and different and

something that we wouldn't have had any

kind of broadcast if they weren't there

doing it, right?

And then we were critical of a few

things that happened during that

broadcast.

And we got, they came back at us.

And I think that's fair.

You're in a public space.

You have a public show.

You are going to be publicly criticized at

times.

I get criticized all the time in the

chats.

If you look at the YouTube comments,

I get dogged all the time.

It's just the way it is the minute

you put yourself out there like this.

Friends or not,

Hiller's been critical of the way I've

done things in the past.

Sure.

And it's my choice whether to listen to

that or ignore it.

And most of the time,

if it's constructive,

which Hiller is pretty good at being

constructive about his criticism,

for the most part.

He does a lot of thinking before he

speaks.

And with that,

then I can take that constructive

criticism and choose whether to use it or

not.

Yeah.

I think the point you're making is that

we are right now in the public space.

Anybody could tune in and watch this and

have whatever they want to say about

whatever we're saying.

And that's fine.

You do not have, we don't,

we don't have to listen or we can

either way.

Like if your feelings are heard that much

about it,

then you should probably develop some

thicker skin.

Chelsea Miller conspiracy theory.

This is all staged to drum up views

for the Sentinel versus Hiller open

challenge.

Sadly, no, sadly, no, this isn't the case.

I'll be honest with you.

I, I text Jamie and Carolyn and said,

do you think this is real?

Or do you think this is staged?

I've been wondering that since it started.

And when you hear John on the WOD

prep podcast on Monday night saying that

the whole Brian thing,

there was some wrestling pre stuff to that

top one hundred that made it so they

were in a bigger spat before they met

to do that top one hundred.

Oh, I bet.

john admitted it monday night flat out on

the that when he said he would never

work with brian again never ever that was

all meant to amp up for views of

the top one hundred by the time that

came out like you don't just that didn't

happen over two days like hillary didn't

call john and like hey can you be

here tomorrow we're gonna do this whole

thing like that was probably been planned

for weeks yeah hundred percent dude

Hiller said it a million times.

His main goal is to get clicks and

to get views.

He is a full-time YouTuber.

Period.

Vicky says, I wondered too,

but those guys haven't been on KT in

a long time.

It was kind of obvious something's been

going on.

If you watch the rebuttal to the rebuttal,

I don't think it's staged anymore.

When Tyler came in and gave his

experience,

it gave a lot of authenticity to the

overall spat, argument,

whatever we want to call it.

Teresa Rochford is,

I think Seve has been supportive of all

of them and is now getting kicked.

I don't think it was meant to be

a kick at Savant.

I don't think it was that at all.

I think it was a,

if you truly sit down and watch with

an open mind, Hiller's first video,

it is a flat out critique,

like a TV critic critiquing the kill

Taylor show completely.

Here's the thing about, uh,

several as well as that he was around

before any of those guys, uh,

We're on and live.

If all of them went away tomorrow,

he would still get up and do his

seven o'clock a.m.

show about whatever he decided to be,

decided it needed to be about,

whether it's doing the Sevan podcast stuff

or if he decided to go ahead and

do a CrossFit show with just him and

freaking and Souza.

Not that he's not going to love him

anymore,

but he is still going to keep continuing

on because that's what he does.

And he's been creating media for gobbledy

knows how long.

It's not happening, right?

Teresa says, I agree, Scott.

I took Hiller's video as a reach out

to help the show.

Yeah.

I truly believe that's what it was.

And I think he was speaking to just

that specific show.

Mm-hmm.

For the most part.

There was one little pot shot about the

overall channel, but for the most part,

it was that.

Mark Phillips, I miss Armand Hammer.

Armand was one of my inspirations to get

into this.

He has been on my show twice.

If you've never seen those episodes,

they're great.

I had him on once while he was

still active,

and I had him on once after he

retired.

I think Scale as Needed is still on

iTunes podcast, which is,

that was my favorite.

That was my introduction to Armand.

And those were, generally speaking,

hilarious shows.

Same.

Armand was great.

Loved Armand.

Yeah, Chase Smith or Chase Long.

Sorry, Chase Long.

I was on Scaled as a Nation.

We text.

Like, I'm friends with Chase.

He is the one who got me the

C-IV deal a couple years ago.

And Chase has been on the show.

Chase is freaking awesome.

I got a C-IV coming today,

as a matter of fact.

I'm glad you said that.

uh i suspected something was up when

hillar and brian friend video came out i

don't think that had i don't think that

had anything to do with the other oh

that's two guys with asperger's having a

conversation that's all that is uh arman

did just follow the narrative didn't just

follow the narrative he just said things

that's the fact yeah

Armand was great.

Armand was, yeah.

Well, Armand presented it with no bias,

right?

And he was just like, hey,

this is what's happening.

And the one thing that you knew every

episode is he just loved freaking

CrossFit.

He just wanted it to succeed so badly.

And I think I get that from Hiller.

And I think I get that from Savan.

I definitely get that from Matt Souza.

Oh, yeah.

And that's what I...

When Sousa comes on and he does his

shows,

these are the things that need to happen

for us to improve.

I'm listening full-heartedly.

Because that dude loves CrossFit and what

it does and what it can be.

And he preaches hard on that.

And he is intelligent and actually has

plans and ideas to move...

to move the needle in the,

in the right direction.

Not just,

it's not just pie in the sky.

We should own a store type shit.

He actually has some,

he has to have something to say.

And to be honest, Taylor, the same way,

every time I've seen Taylor in person and

I've met him live and him and Bryson,

both the way they coach athletes,

the way they are invested in their people

is second to none.

It is why I am signed up with

Sentinel.

Oh.

I've been signed up with Sentinel for like

eight months.

Okay.

When I saw him, I visited the coast.

He gave me a business card for a

free month.

Yeah,

I've been doing modifications or versions

of Sentinel for eight months.

Yeah, I had my E-Mom Company jersey on,

and he said, E-Mom Company, huh?

And I was like, yep.

And he said,

and he reaches in his pack or whatever

and gives me his own.

He said, it's a free month.

Just try it out.

And I said, brother,

you ain't going to get me away from

Brandon, but I appreciate it.

But he cares.

He wants to make people better.

Yeah,

but I don't see that same Taylor on

Kill Taylor.

Well, no, because that's a, that's,

it's a character and it's a character and

they believe in that show and they believe

in that format.

And I said this on Sunday night,

when you're in this content creation

space, you're all,

you're trying to figure it out.

Yeah.

Like you're, you try different things.

You try new things.

Sometimes they work.

Sometimes they don't.

Some are more calculated about it and look

at the numbers specifically.

Some just on a whim say,

let's give this a shot and see where

it goes.

it just happens i don't i'm not saying

that kill taylor should be cancelled or

anything like that doing your thing trying

to figure it out it is a great

concept it is a great concept so uh

lita says hubby and i pay for sentinel

too and do workouts sometimes when we want

something different it's a real good

program it is a great program

The amount of detail they put into every

workout, like... Corey knows.

Years ago, my gym used to do...

Ben Bergeron crap.

What's it called?

Cop train comp train.

I hated, I hated every bit of that.

I hated the way it was set up

in the app.

I hated the way it was set up

on the PC.

I hated all of it was Sentinel.

I get the whole damn story in one

school.

And it's so nice.

So nice.

Like, I love this compared to that.

And in the middle was Mayhem,

which had its own issues with me.

A little too repetitive for my sake,

but it is what it is.

I actually love Christy O'Connell and

Patrick O'Connell from CrossFit Players.

Their programming has been my favorite of

all time.

And when they moved and they sold the

gym, I lost that.

Lame.

It is what it is.

I think you'd like it, Corey,

because it was a very interval-based type

training.

I do a lot of that.

I do a lot of that.

And this morning I did all the pressing

I could possibly hope for and then a

little bit more.

Yeah.

Strict press, incline bench, flat bench,

handstand walk, handstand push-ups,

and some pull-ups, and some GHDs.

Like, it was a whole thing.

Teresa says, me too.

Everybody I know that does Taylor's

program loves it.

I haven't found anybody yet who's like,

this is stupid,

and I moved on and went somewhere else.

Is Teresa talking about Polaris,

or is she talking about?

No clue.

I don't know.

I like Sentinel,

but also like a little variation in the

workouts.

I think it gives you that opportunity to

put some variation into it.

So yeah,

I thought she was talking about Christie.

Christie was,

their programming was so good.

I actually looked forward to going to the

gym every day because of their

programming.

when you find that like that's special

something to hold on to for sure so

anyway we've we're up against the hour i

need to get back to work i have

like two more meetings this afternoon um

so whoopie me yay with that i'm glad

you jumped on uh because i think you

added a lot to today's show thank you

for doing that oh yeah bro i was

glad glad i was able to

Make sure you like and subscribe to the

channel.

We've gained a few followers,

a few subscribers over the last couple of

days.

Love to keep that momentum rolling a

little bit.

We're so close to three grand.

I just want to hit three grand.

That's it.

I don't, I don't need the big numbers.

Our conversion rate from subscribers to

listeners is huge.

And I love you all for that.

It's because of you.

Thank you so much.

Um, tell your friends, tell your wives,

tell your friends, wives.

Like and subscribe.

It's free.

It is free.

And Wayne reminds us it's less than fifty

hours until the open announcement.

Such an odd time domain there, Wayne,

but yeah.

Let's go.

It's close.

Yeah.

Surprise, surprise.

Larry Young likes Meathead Days.

He don't like what I did this morning.

I love Meathead Days.

Love Meathead Days.

Mark Phillips, you are a man among boys.

Thank you so much.

Love you guys, man.

I cannot believe the support.

You guys are freaking awesome.

Thank you so much.

Have a great rest of your day.

We'll be back tomorrow for Wednesday on

Lunch with the Clydesdale.

And then I'll see when my follow-up

appointments are.

Still waiting to hear final dates and

times.

And I'll let you know what the rest

of the week looks like.

All right, have a great day, guys,

and we will see you soon.