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Well,
I got half the team back this week.
There was so much stuff going on this
weekend.
We're going to try to cover it all
tonight on Sunday Night CrossFit Talk.
what is going on everybody welcome to
sunday sunday sunday night crossfit talk
we are back and better than ever another
week in the books more tickets punched to
the games so much going on so hard
to get through everything but we're gonna
try our best to get through it all
tonight but man i haven't seen my friend
in two weeks you have not
So what is going on with you?
Last weekend, you were up at...
You were out in Del Mar.
Mm-hmm.
And you competed at Legends.
What was that like from an athlete's
perspective?
And hey, everybody, like and subscribe,
just like Vicky said.
I mean...
Competition wise, like, you know,
the venue was great.
Bob and Joe are capable of putting on
comps.
Well, like they run well, right?
Like heats are on time.
There's enough volunteers,
whether equipment's there or not is up for
debate, I guess.
So yeah,
there's a place to compete beyond that.
a lot to be desired i feel like
um i don't know what kind of i
truthfully haven't looked like too deep
into magic city to see exactly how it
was run so um but we were ranked
by alphabetical order and i think that is
just a giant slap in the face to
the athletes participating that earned
their way there,
the proper way to be seated the proper
way and compete against the
the people around them that they should
be.
And it's, it's just insane to me.
Um,
Carolyn got the better end of the stick
there because they realized,
I think they realized what they did.
It fixed for the elites.
Like James got put in the correct tee.
Um, Carolyn got the reverse order.
So she's a C she was in the
last tee,
but everyone else started with a and down
the order.
And I just, I think that's crazy.
Um,
Well, and especially,
I want to back you on this because
when it comes down to four points to
go to the games,
every competitive advantage matters in
that first day.
Right.
And to be just put in as alphabetical...
And lose that opportunity to compete
against the people you will be competing
against the rest of the weekend was a
bit,
a bit short-sighted on the part of Joe
and Bob.
It just feels like we're a bit of
an afterthought.
Like, Hey, we,
we gave you this opportunity.
Here you go.
Um, I mean,
like I'd rather not the opportunity then,
like if we aren't going to do it
professionally, let's not do it.
Let's just stay online.
I, I don't, I don't think you need,
I know there's been a lot of talk
about it needs to be funded.
So you need to have enough athletes there
to fund it.
I just, once again,
if that's the requirement,
then let's not do it.
Um, it, it,
it should be a semifinal that's in place
that that's.
decided they can support the athletes or
not.
I mean,
I realize Legends is a new one,
but like,
say you took Syndicate and they have their
number of athletes that they're handling
and you just expand it out.
To me,
the Masters should be a little bit of
an addition, not the source of it.
Like, we had more...
masters athletes than the elites did right
they had twenty in their bracket I think
that's like to me that's like a hard
line you should beyond that it starts to
mess like the leaderboard like doesn't
matter people don't want to watch it it's
four heats of the exact same thing times
twelve and it's really long days um even
in that first day I felt like they
probably could have you
double checked who checked in the night
before and condensed the heats there was a
bunch of heats that had like five or
six people why don't you combine the heats
like things like i just think you need
to be better prepared i don't know again
i just if we if we're gonna do
this it needs to be done right or
we don't do it we stay online um
Let's go, Jamie.
You crushed it.
Can't wait to hear your thoughts.
You did great, Jamie.
Daniel Arnson.
Jamie had the pleasure of working out with
the previous owners of your affiliate down
here in Myrtle, Dan and Taylor Roma.
And thank you for the four ninety nine,
Daniel.
Always appreciated.
Awesome job at Legends, Jamie.
Great job, Jamie.
The A to Z thing for the first
workout is just silly.
It's not just it was the whole day.
The first workout, honestly,
I feel like it is what it is.
To me, it was the second workout.
And it was the same thing for me
with my twenty twenty four games.
I was in the second heat.
That was of my own accord.
I was like twenty third or whatever out
of quarterfinals going in.
And I had to like battle that.
And I felt like.
I overshot on day one to the point
that it hurt my second event.
I don't think I overshot event one,
but what I did was overshoot event two
because I wasn't with the main group of
people.
I got second in my heat,
but eleventh overall.
I just think there's a possibility that
that workout goes differently if I'm on
the floor with
my group maybe goes, I don't know,
like who knows,
but it's just not something that I should
have to battle.
I earned the,
to be with the best people and that's
where I should have been.
Uh, it's just them being lazy.
Then recede is lazy work.
And I said this early on,
like the fat last week,
if you can't sort your spreadsheet by a
different column,
you need to get somebody else in there
that can, it's not a complex issue.
No.
Um,
it seems they wing it with a lot
of important stuff like seating and
programming.
One of the principles of competition is
equal rivals, uh,
cross call falls on CrossFit sport HQ to
provide the game structure.
I,
I think that's more complicated than that,
that simple phrase,
but I understand what you're saying.
Um,
They don't have an event director.
They try to do it all.
And then Larry says,
I believe Jamie would have punched her
ticket and thought this is good from
programming to drug testing and magic
city.
Yeah.
They're drug testing at magic city.
good right i mean why why one and
not the other like it's just a cluster
of what's going on right now that should
be a requirement of hq i'm sorry like
if i that should be standard across the
board i i don't understand that uh did
they ever recede yes they did after day
one day two yep
um crossfit says exit control c control v
is really easy to hit agreed uh john
george jamie you don't have to prove that
point it's been proven that being in the
proper heat or heat of equal or better
talent you'll perform better yeah yeah so
We watched, we rooted.
I screamed so loud at the TV,
hoping you could hear me all the way
in California.
I wish I could have heard somebody.
I needed somebody screaming at me.
Because I didn't realize that she had
gotten an OREP.
I didn't really even realize where she
was.
And yes, I needed.
And that's totally, I mean.
You caught her on every lunge.
If you would have just turned...
And that lunge did not look to be
laboring you.
I know.
I was fine.
I don't know why.
I just think I mentally was like...
Had told myself I was out of it
and just had given up.
And I don't know why.
That's not usually like me.
Yeah.
I just...
One,
I didn't want you to drop the bag
to, I didn't,
I wanted you to stop adjusting your belt,
but, uh, I know, I know.
I just, I,
and I know people probably know this.
You are a dear friend to me.
I care about you so much.
And I wanted you to punch the ticket
so bad.
Um,
and even Julie was yelling at the TV.
I know.
I heard that.
I was, that was so sweet.
Yeah.
so um we were uh jenny i was
screaming at you you were not close jenny
screaming ish uh larry young but a lot
of people want testing to and to me
it shows they gave effort yeah yeah i've
heard i've heard great things about magic
city so far so kudos to them
I heard Megan Apostolaris on with the
Glintons and Jenny just, what,
an hour or two ago?
Okay.
She said it was awesome from the athlete
perspective.
Good.
Now, she won her age group.
So, of course,
she's a little elated getting her ticket
to the games.
Right.
Um,
I I'd like to talk to her in
like a day or two,
kind of see where she's at at that
point.
Um, but it is what it is.
Um, Uh,
Fergie says no cheering from the press
box.
Hey, I watched WFP.
They were betting on who was going to
win each, each mat.
So, Hey, whatever.
Uh, Vicki,
I'm all about showing grace to people,
but not over really simple things that are
obvious, especially if you're,
you've organized comps before.
Yeah, I think, I think that's,
what's hard.
I mean, I understand it's a lot.
It's, it's a lot to take on.
Um, well,
and I do want to say that, uh,
know i i talked to wilson pock for
an hour on friday for people who don't
know he is the organizer of the syndicate
crown he lives like two miles from me
we talked on friday
what these event organizers have to go
through during this season to put on the
event that they do with the limited
funding that they have and all the
different things they have to look at and,
and,
and cobble together to put on a show
for all of us.
I don't want to just bash people because
that is a lot to take on.
And I,
And Joe and Bob have done it for
years in the masters division when nobody
else has done that.
But my God,
like not only taking on masters as a
ticket to the games for the first time
and taking on elites at the same time,
that is such a huge undertaking that has
to be taken so methodical and so
seriously.
So, yes.
But when you miss simple things like
sorting by seed instead of by name,
that's a simple fix that costs no money.
And anybody with three weeks of Excel
experience could do that.
Literally,
I would have done it Thursday night from
my hotel room for them.
Like,
I just, I don't know.
I don't,
I don't know what your focus is at
that point.
Are they still worried about equipment
coming in?
Are they,
are they the ones worried about the
internet or was that Savan's crew?
Like what,
what are you doing at that point?
I think you're worrying about everything
at that point,
but it's all about having the team around
you.
It's using every resource that's available
to you to, to put on the show.
Like,
I think one of the smartest things they
did was have Savan and crew with Matt
Souza do this broadcast.
Agreed.
And take it away from them and let
them worry about that because they're
really getting damn good at it.
watching the other some of the other
streams this weekend makes me appreciate
them even more they they are getting they
are starting to nail the wide shots the
split screens um sure we're working on the
clock stuff you know you're they got
thrown but we don't have internet until
halfway through exactly exactly yeah
they're bigger fish to fry than a clock
Totally agree.
They crushed it.
Um, I mean,
I even had tons of trouble trying to
watch magic city this weekend.
So,
and they only like really only showed the
one floor.
They like ended up also showing the bike
one as just extra footage.
But beyond that, you never saw,
saw the other workouts and on that,
in that crossplex.
Yeah.
I think I told you by text today
that I would propose that because I think
to make flow elite, a doable thing,
have every semifinal covered by them and
then hire Matt Sousa to come in and
make sure the stream is done.
Right.
Right.
Um,
So Eric,
this is where we're going to disagree.
Well,
I think we lose the actual race so
many times because they're too close to
the athlete.
Yeah.
He wants more wide shots.
Oh yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
We're on the same page.
We're on the same page.
Sorry.
Yeah.
It's late in the weekend.
I'm tired.
Exactly what Eric said.
I'm sorry.
Exactly what Eric said.
More wide shots.
Yeah,
they're trying to get so cute with these
showing people's feet on the runner.
And I don't need to be on someone's
running form for forty five seconds when
people are doing work in the back where
I could see at least like somebody
progress.
I don't even know who's in second because
you're just zoomed in on Amy Kringle.
Right, right.
Last year,
I actually applauded WFP for doing more
wide shots,
and they totally went backwards this year.
Totally agree.
I started, I was like, oh,
seems like they took a lot of advice.
I mean, I love the points format.
Yeah.
I love that there's not a challenger
division.
They started down the right path with a
few things and then like totally tanked it
again.
And I'm like, I'm watching, I'm screaming.
I'm like,
I had to like turn it off.
I'm like, this is not worth my sanity.
I'm every week.
Every time I try to watch CrossFit,
I just am screaming at the screen.
Like move along, move along.
What's happening behind you.
Don't know who's in second.
Oh, somebody finished.
Never saw him.
Like I'm just yelling at the screen the
whole time.
It's totally not worth my sanity.
Honestly, by middle of Saturday,
I was done with WFP.
What was the bike?
People are biking,
and the camera's going like this,
and I'm like,
I don't need to feel what they're feeling.
I got it.
I was getting vertigo just watching it.
Yeah, I...
When I had a riff on Friday,
when the cameraman was standing on the
finish line,
walking the view of the people crossing
it,
when it came down to one second difference
between first and second,
and the cameraman is on the finish line.
And that's not the shot they used.
They didn't use his shot.
They used a camera behind him so we
couldn't see anything.
I think they basically got to get those
guys off the floor.
If you have someone on the floor,
one person on the floor,
and that's like one of those split screen
zoom shots.
Because, yeah, for Savan,
they had one person.
It was either Bryson or Savan walking out
there, and that was it.
They didn't have two of them competing.
They weren't trying to get fancy shots.
They weren't
I don't, I just, it's not that difficult.
Start watching other streams.
Listen to us when we give you feedback.
CrossFed asked,
did they use him for replays?
I don't care.
Get a pylon cam, just like the NFL.
A little camera in a pylon on the
front corner of the finish line from both
sides so we can see the instant replay
finish.
I would love that.
Clear.
Or they don't even need a pylon.
Just set up a camera on the finish
line on both sides.
Oh, it was Jay.
Yeah, Jay was on.
So, like,
Bryson would be on the men's floor and
Jay would be out on the women's floor.
Yeah, they freaking crushed it.
They crushed it.
And I didn't see them block anything,
though.
No, they didn't.
I know Bryson has been around this long
enough to know where to stand not to
interfere with any of the optics of the
event itself.
But this is my biggest.
No one on the floor at all,
they have Zoom.
Yeah, I can get behind that.
Have a media pit that goes all the
way around.
People can get the angle they want and
zoom.
Yep.
Just like every other sport.
I miss Jamie.
She tells it like it is.
I try, I, you know,
I talked to a few people.
I will say this.
Um,
I heard seven this morning talking about,
um, Taylor had reached out and said,
you know,
they need to be in the community more.
It's really nice to,
to just be in the community,
be at these events.
I will say for the, in that aspect,
it was enjoyable being at legends.
I,
I had several people come talk to me.
and you know give you shout out scott
and just say they really enjoyed the
podcast um and i spoke with a few
of them uh that i you know i
feel like all i do is complain and
i i don't want to just be a
negative nancy um i've been i've been
trying to work on that it's just really
hard when like we've said the same thing
for years and you just keep seeing i'm
like literally sitting here in my living
room screaming at the tv and it's like
so frustrating and
just want them to do better like it's
yeah i don't know uh graces said i
didn't notice any particular problems with
the wfp broadcast except for continuing to
film people after they finished i don't
care about people rolling on the floor
when people are still racing hundred
percent um i watched the last event at
copa it was fun
Jenny,
there were too many photographers on the
floor at legends.
So I stayed off the floor,
not to clutter it more.
I just walked the perimeter and got what
I could.
Why would a photographer need to be on
the floor?
Because they charged two hundred and fifty
dollars for media packages.
This is that's the other thing I don't
like.
They're just milking these athletes for.
Again, yes,
it should just be a media pit.
You get what you get.
take shots of people all weekend and put
it out there for fair use.
Like, I don't, I don't like this.
Producers call it sense of place when they
show the reaction shots,
but you can get a reaction with a
zoom lens.
I can get a reaction of them crossing
the finish line and like get their
reaction.
Cool.
Literally two seconds moving on.
I do not need to see twelve seconds
of reaction when there's a water bottle
shaking a hand.
Yeah.
At that point, they've gone to too far.
Like when you finish the echo bikes,
we know what you're going to look like
on the ground.
OK, next.
Or film it and then use it later
when you're talking about them winning.
Yeah.
When there's no other action happening at
that moment.
John George is trying to get you fired
up.
I did miss the Fergie question of the
week.
Where was it?
I didn't even see it.
Yeah.
There's so many comments.
It's flying by.
Can't ask it again.
Jamie,
would you rather do heavy Gwen or jockey
the sixty to one horse in the Kentucky
Derby?
I don't think I'd want to jockey a
horse in the Derby.
I feel like that would be a disaster.
I'd be that guy that fell off the
horse.
When the horse did the backflip?
Yeah.
Yeah, I guess.
I mean,
there's nothing like challenging yourself,
right?
John says, ride that horse.
So cool.
I have ridden horses, but I don't,
I don't think I'd want to race one.
Talk about.
what a sports weekend because like I never
watch horse racing,
but Julie was reading about it when we
were eating lunch on Saturday.
And so we just had it on while
we were kind of fixing dinner.
And when I, and when we came out,
the race was about to start.
So we're like, all right,
we can watch it.
It's only two minutes.
What the most exhilarating sports moment
of the weekend for me.
I totally missed it.
I mean, I caught Savon recapping it,
and I saw your comments in there.
Yeah, I didn't watch it.
To, on the final turn,
be in seventeenth place and win the race?
My lord.
Like,
I had goosebumps watching a horse race.
Yeah, I mean, those comeback wins are...
They're kind of like little bit tearjerker
moments.
They're incredible to watch.
And then I'm a Seventy Sixers fan.
I just don't talk about it much because
they've been so disappointing for years.
And then they upset the Celtics and
knocked them out of the playoffs right
after that.
I was riding such a high last night.
I couldn't.
I couldn't even sleep.
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Is there any of the salted caramel left?
I haven't checked.
I know it was low stack.
They released two lots of it.
But I don't know.
Larry Young at Magic City.
Marissa,
the smallest competitor in the building,
crushed.
Yes.
And we know your son is coaching her.
But I have loved Marissa for a long
time.
Met her when we did the semifinal
interviews.
I've interviewed her at competitions.
She is just, she's amazing.
well she's very strong for her side i
mean she's like a chris spieler you know
just incredibly strong oh still shows
available get on it folks it's the best
one um
I liked following Larry's Instagram post.
I was able to see Shelly competing.
I did not see where she finished.
Do you know where she finished?
I know.
Let us know.
Let us know where she finished.
They were still finishing up like an hour
ago.
Okay.
I don't know for age group, but like,
they're just, I mean, I got,
I've got stuff from data wad,
Holly Dugan doing yeoman's work again this
weekend boards.
Um,
so I got a bunch here to approve.
Yeah.
So they're, they're still going at it.
Um,
Fergie's talking about all the goose bump
moments,
Tim Paulson sending it on the assault
bike, uh,
Becca finishing capital at the games.
Yep.
Jeremy asks,
is that a top five games moment?
That has gotta be, um, for sure.
Yeah.
Um,
The Ole Miss reps.
I don't know what y'all talking about,
but my fave was Tia and Cara lunges.
Yeah.
Yeoman's work.
What a great phrase.
I don't know why it's stuck in my
head.
I use it all the time.
I didn't share this with you,
but I got to shout out Jen Ryan.
She reached out to me on Friday when
I was at the camp.
She's like, I'm coming over.
She asked me if I needed anything.
She was incredibly sweet.
She ended up bringing me some fruit
because I hadn't gotten like fresh fruit.
She offered Norma Tech foods,
literally anything.
She's like, what can I bring you?
It was really,
really nice to get a text from her.
that warms my heart because I know how
you feel about her.
And I introduced you guys a few years
ago and Jen Ryan's another one of those,
like just awesome people.
She is.
She looks so good.
And she seems to be in a happier
place.
Like we talked about competing and things
getting heavy and just programming in
general and stuff.
And she just,
she seems like she's content with her
decision and she seems like she's in a
happy place.
Shelly went twenty second out of thirty.
Good.
I mean,
her goal was not to finish last.
Yeah, directly.
And that's that's pretty damn good.
And she won the Gwen, right?
Pretty sure she had a at least heat
win, if not event win.
Yeah, I don't know.
biggest overachiever was forty five to
forty nine Chris real one twenty eighth
quarterfinal finish first at Magic City
Games that is pretty impressive that's
that's the other reason why I love the
opportunity for Masters to get an
opportunity to compete in person and
is online is so quirky and it's so
easily manipulated.
Yeah.
She was seated twenty-fifth and finished
twenty-second.
She did well.
Oh, third and Gwen.
Okay.
That's awesome.
Met Corey.
Great dude.
Corey is a great dude.
He really is.
He is so fun to be around,
especially at comps.
Um, where did he finish?
When I saw Friday,
he was pretty far up there.
We took third in the first event.
Okay.
And then Nate did not go well.
Okay.
And then it was playing catch up most
of the weekend.
You know how that is.
Yep.
By manipulate, you mean cheat?
Yeah,
that's pretty much what I mean about
online CrossFit.
Jeremy says Corey is the best dude.
The reason I met Corey in person was
because of Jeremy.
Was it?
Yeah, and it's weird.
Jeremy was supposed to be Corey's roommate
at MFC.
Jeremy got hurt, couldn't go to the comp.
Corey needed a roommate,
reached out to me,
and we ended up being roomies at MFC
and then became fast friends.
I love that.
John George is kidding about Bob and Joe
writing online semis, correct?
That comment up there?
A buddy of mine just said he saw
Joe and Bob at a bar writing the
online semis and stressed that they were
supposed to be submitted to HQ by this
afternoon.
I'm assuming they'll be balanced and
tested.
I think it's sarcasm at the very least.
I mean, HQ still writes...
I don't know.
Last year, they did not.
Oh, God.
Yeah, Jr, Jr should do a group.
Jr should pivot and do each group semis
instead of crucible.
I think Jr has big things in his
future.
I don't think he needs us promoting him
for other jobs.
Get hurt all over again.
Just so Corey and I could meet.
Thank you, Jeremy.
If HQ... I don't know.
I guess I don't know what they watch
or how invested they are in...
I mean,
technically your top two made it out.
So I guess you can say the programming
was fine.
Dallin and James made it out.
So if that's all of the looking that
you do and your top two made it,
so I guess the programming was fine.
So they don't need oversight.
I don't know.
So I'll take your argument and I will
be the devil's advocate and say,
we had essentially a three-way tie for the
last spot on the women's side,
which probably wouldn't have happened with
a sixth event.
Yeah.
Yeah, that three-way tie was wild.
So...
they did.
Yeah.
You can say on the men's side,
we got the right people.
Are you as confident on the women's side?
And I don't like to, I,
I heard Hiller's argument about Daniel
didn't make it.
So the programming is wrong.
I don't put names into it.
Yeah.
I don't know that Danielle should be your
barometer anyway.
And in the talk all seems to be
about the first event.
And I don't think people are looking into
the first event and well enough,
like Kristen Pan chick won that event.
I won that event.
You're like,
it was a fitness and it was a
double under event.
If I'm being completely honest,
like you had to be fit enough to
get through the machines,
but you had to be willing,
like you had to be good at dubs
fatigued.
So I'm not putting Danielle's name into
it.
I'm just saying there were so many
complaints about only five events.
And I think that played out on the
women's side of the elite.
one more event,
one more event could have settled that.
And maybe in a way that it didn't
even look close.
I don't know.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I mean, they had, I don't know.
I mean,
it sounds like there was supposed to be
six events.
So again,
you just think this would be stuff that
HQ would look at and have some questions.
Yeah.
little oversight maybe you want to have
some oversight into the online semis well
before we dive too far into all the
negativity let's talk about the events i'm
gonna i'm gonna talk about what i'm gonna
say is the least important one first just
because there's nothing on the line for
this at this point and that's wfp
because it is a three tour season and
the points keep accumulating throughout
the season.
So this is really just the first third
of the leaderboard.
And there were some great races,
especially on the women's side.
So here's how it ended up in London.
Amy Kringle took the win.
Laura Horvat in second.
Emma Tall in third.
Emma Tall is healthy.
You can tell she's healthy.
She looked it.
I think there were some big surprises.
And that is,
you have to scroll a long way to
find Ariel Loewen.
Yeah,
that one was a shocker to me a
little bit.
Phoebe Segoffi.
Yep.
Like that surprised me a little bit.
Kerstetter,
that was her third week in a row
of competing.
I talked to Emily the end of last
week, Emily Rolfe.
It was her third week in a row
of competing.
That's gotta be insanity.
I was shocked.
Yeah.
That some of these people are competing
back to back to back like that with
it's not just that it's the travel
involved too.
Like you had to go to London for
this.
And let's look at the men real quick
and then we'll talk about kind of the
stuff surrounding it.
Roman Krennikoff won.
James Sprague took second.
Tudor Magda third.
Really top five were far and away ahead
of everybody else.
Yeah.
You have Nate Ackerman at four fifty six
and then Chandler Smith at three ninety
eight.
Wow.
So it is a pretty big jump down
from fifth to sixth.
I was surprised at Ty Jenkins.
And then, man, Vellner at nineteenth.
I know.
EKG way down.
I don't know.
I just,
it may be time to walk away.
I agree.
I was impressed with Quinn.
I was actually hoping he'd make it in
the top.
Where was Quinn?
Oh, I think.
Yep.
There it is.
And who was for the women?
I feel like it was a similar black.
Okay.
And Lydia was twelve.
Yeah.
I would have really liked to seen Lydia
make it into the top ten.
But you get the deadlift in there.
Woo!
Carolyn's deadlift.
Woo!
I was excited to watch that.
Yon Clark, their event was great.
The stands were bare.
Did look bare.
So
I'm glad you're here, Jan,
because I heard a couple things that I
think may have contributed to this.
They say London,
but it was like pretty far north from
what I hear.
I am not familiar with London.
And it was a good hour plus from
the airport to the venue.
Yeah.
So maybe...
Uh,
drum sheds is in the arse end of
nowhere.
Uh, London probably isn't the best place.
Manchester leads or further north toward
my neck of the woods would have been
better.
So my, my understanding,
it was just hard to get to.
Okay.
And that could have alone made it hard
to, uh, to fill the stands.
Sounds like the mayhem classic.
I mean, yeah,
you're driving through the Hills for a
while to get there.
Uh,
drum sheds is a nightmare to get to.
Hmm.
Yeah.
I don't love that.
They had to pivot from Mexico city and
find a new venue.
I mean, that sucks for them.
You kind of probably just left with
whatever you can get right in that short
of a time.
Yeah.
It's stupid.
I think they needed to go to forty.
The fifty people is too many.
I agree.
I think you have your twenty pros and
twenty competing.
Cool.
That's it.
I'm even probably at thirty.
I can see that argument.
I think there's some people in that twenty
range that probably can throw some
wrenches into some events.
And I like the opportunity,
but five heats is a lot.
Four we're used to, right?
We're used to four.
That's the game.
Forty is what the games has always been,
so I think we stick with forty.
Yeah.
I think forty is the sweet spot for
them.
Apparently it's a rave venue.
Wow.
If you're going to go all those heats,
then give me the rep counters for all
the heats.
Yes.
Why would you have them there above the
rig?
Really cool for the top heats.
Hard to follow the race otherwise.
Especially when I have to watch ten
minutes of Air Runner.
Show me where they are.
I didn't like that floor either.
If I'm being honest, I didn't like that.
It was almost like two separate floors,
but again, you got thrown into a venue.
Well, I'm okay with it.
If you're using that for media to stay
out of the way.
Okay.
Yeah.
But I, I, it did seem split.
Like the camera is either this floor or
that floor,
even though there are only five lanes.
Yeah.
Yon says he quite liked the lighting.
I'm sure it's awesome in person.
I don't even mind it on the screen.
I like seeing it go from the yellow
to red when the timer's going.
It is a little dark out there for
some things, but I don't know.
Yeah,
the lighting's cool when they're walking
out.
There's been some comments about the
interviews.
Our very own Carolyn Prevost
Knocking herself in the nose on the final
event and continuing to go unbroken and
being in the post event when Lauren says,
well, you're a former hockey player.
You're used to playing through the blood.
And without a blink,
Carolyn just keeps on going.
Yeah.
She crushed that last event.
Finished fifth overall out of the second
heat.
I know.
Yeah, she really had a good finish.
I mean, what did she end up like,
twenty fifth or something?
Twenty twenty twenty fourth.
Fourth.
That's great.
Yeah, I mean,
she's four spots out of a pro card.
Two more events to add points.
She competed last weekend,
flew over with no time to adjust.
She is she's in a good spot.
We know what the stress of that is
on her, right?
We know, you know,
we all pushed her to sign up for
this.
This was a tough choice for her taking
extra time away from schooling and the
kids and stuff.
So she did great.
Carolyn made Lauren look good.
Carolyn's great.
I like Lauren,
but when you have to interview someone
after every heat to come up with new
stuff, because we've tried it.
When they had the sixty people semis,
you and I tried to interview someone from
every heat.
Yes.
And it gets tough to come up with
new stuff.
It does.
Karen lives a beast.
Her deadlift was awesome, too.
But my gosh, Dana Peran.
Might as well put a truck out there
for her.
And she was still thinking of the
students.
In her post-interview,
she was talking about shouting out her
CrossFit gym in her high school.
Uh...
That Phil Roy Peters six,
whatever he did was that was like the
smoothest deadlift I've ever seen.
Did you see that?
I, I don't think so.
Oh, it was better than Dana's.
It was incredible.
Dana made the four fifty look easy.
Lauren is superb in person at Rogue.
She's doing stuff with the crowd all day,
even when she's not broadcasting.
She was at MFC one year.
She is so friendly,
so cordial to everybody.
She's just an awesome human.
I enjoyed chatting with her at MFC.
Agreed you on the deadlift event was sick,
but not being able to see the reactions
was it?
I don't mind that lighting.
I think it draws attention.
Now,
if they if they were going instead of
just an open clock and they were moving
around and the light came on for the
person that was going,
I think that would be incredible.
Yeah, I like this format, though.
Like,
I don't like the twenty seconds to lift
to do that,
so I'm not hating on this.
I gotta know, though, are they,
is the person on,
is the cameraman on the floor taking cues
from the desk,
or is the desk trying to talk about
what they see?
Because, or not the desk, like the floor,
like, Katrin,
because there would be times where they
were, like,
it seemed like they were trying to get
the cameraman to go somewhere,
and they wouldn't.
Generally in sports,
it is the announcers at times trying to
get a camera to move to show something
or telling the truck that they need this
camera angle or this replay or whatever.
You never know because there are some
events where the announcers aren't even in
the same room as the athletes.
Yes.
That's what I couldn't tell were Katrin
and them like on the floor,
watching the floor or watching what
they're seeing.
Cause yes, they're literally like, well,
if we can show, and they're just like,
Nope, they're just over here.
So on this guy,
like they're going to miss the deadlift.
They wanted to see,
I might've been Phil Ray.
I can't even remember, but it was,
there was several times that they did it.
And you're like, what,
what are these cameramen doing?
Get an ear pierce earpiece in their ear
and have them listen.
Yeah, it was,
Yeah, I was very noticeable.
I don't know.
I missed it,
but I thought Katrin was good.
I've thought she's been good the last two
times I've heard her.
She's new to this.
This is like only her second event.
I think she brings flavor to the
broadcast.
I agree.
She's better than Annie.
Way better than Annie.
I think it needs to be a two
person booth.
Yeah.
You know, I like Tommy, you know,
it's hard for me to say bad things
about him.
Yeah.
Him and Jeremy are both play by play
guys.
It needs to be one of them with
Katrin or one of them with another athlete
to bring flavor.
I agree.
Three-person booth is hard in basically
any sport.
Agreed.
Yeah.
Football tried it.
Went away from it quick.
Can't match Lucy, though.
Standard is... Yeah,
Lucy is another beast.
I think Katrin's doing a good job.
But she's... Yeah,
but she's only done it twice.
Yeah.
Like two heats, I think.
So...
I guess, but I just,
I think they should go to a two
person booth.
Then you get, let Jeremy and Tommy rotate.
And then you get a different or throughout
the day, not the same,
not the same thing.
So there's that.
Let's move on to the one that I
watched the least.
Jeremy's just playing things now.
Jeremy wants us to bring back Gabby.
Mark Phillips,
that was part of the Chaos of Mayhem's
broadcast.
I agree.
I think that Rich and Austin had a
hard time feeling each other out during
that broadcast.
Yeah.
Katrin has the ability to discuss what the
athletes are feeling, perspectives,
and strategies.
That is correct.
So let's go to the Far East because
it's the one that's going to take the
least amount of time.
Okay.
Because I'll be honest,
I didn't get a lot of Far East
watching in.
I didn't either.
Weekend.
But here is our girl Holly Datawad doing
all the work.
And she put up leaderboards and final
leaderboards of everybody.
Sierra Meja,
I think she took last year off,
didn't she?
Because of an injury?
Yes.
I mean,
I don't know if she just didn't make
it really anywhere.
She was over-trained or what.
Or just took the year off.
I can't recall what happened after the
Open.
She won pretty handily.
Yeah.
Over some names we know, Dwan Young,
Samantha Pugh, Ariel Sanders,
all really good athletes.
So that was pretty impressive by her.
And then on the men's side,
back from an Achilles injury,
Heinrich Koppelainen wins the Far East
Throwdown.
I was rooting for my guy, Matt Brady.
I know you were, yeah.
But...
He didn't have it this weekend.
But Heinrich punches his ticket and is
going back to the CrossFit Games.
It sounds like that guy,
whoever's in third there,
Gaines or whatever his name is,
had it pretty handedly wrapped up.
Was this the comp that he fell apart
in the last workout and Heinrich took it
over?
I think it was.
Yes, Sven Gaines,
at seventeenth in the last event,
put him out of it.
That's what I thought I saw.
Yeah, I mean,
basically just needed to hold on and
survive and couldn't even do that.
He had like a Fikowski level fail.
Yeah.
Sucks.
Sucks being out.
Someone wants me to try to pronounce.
John George wants me to say who came
in second.
I can't read it.
He go.
Oh, day.
Ron G. Curtis.
Oh, Tehran G. Curtis.
I'm sure that's spot on.
We gotta be close.
He go.
Oh, Tay.
Yeah.
Old Saturday Night Live reference.
So those people punched their ticket to
the CrossFit Games.
I actually liked the programming there.
I thought it was a pretty good programmed
event.
I thought it was well programmed.
The stream seemed to be pretty decent.
I remember watching a lot of Far East
last year.
I did not watch a lot of it
this year, if I'm being honest.
There was way too much going on this
weekend.
um but i think they do a good
job because they get good floor shots you
you i mean you kind of know the
people if you want to watch it all
like but yeah they do a good job
uh solid broadcast yeah so that was cool
and then let's go to copa sir
Where we have one miss.
Annika Greer wins.
Pretty much a runaway.
Five eighty to five sixteen.
Miley Wade gets second and is getting her
rookie shot at the CrossFit Games.
Do you think Trista Smith is ever going
to make the games?
I don't know.
I don't know.
She is.
what what is her weakness not finishing
high enough in events like is it her
overall fitness probably if i were to
guess i don't think she has the engine
to compete at the highest level
Yeah, I don't, there's, I mean,
it feels just getting better and better.
I don't know how she'll make,
how she'll make it.
Every line for her.
Trish,
the dish coming in with her analysis,
her chest of bars are fine.
I mean, her gymnastics is good.
That's where, that's what I'm wondering.
And I think she's strong.
So it's like, what?
Yeah, I don't know.
She'll end up being like a Danny Spiegel
or something.
Just get the Instagram feed.
Eric Mackey says a clean and jerk event
killed her.
CrossFed says focus.
I don't know.
If she's in it for the vibes and
she's loving it, then keep doing you,
girl.
Train Olive, Scott,
not finishing high enough in events.
Classic.
CrossFit, I did not miss that joke.
Trust me.
I understand the chest of bars.
Jamie is too pure and innocent for that
joke.
No.
No, she's not.
I have the mind of a sixteen-year-old boy.
And with the, well, duh, comment,
or maybe those women ahead of her are
better.
Well, those two are, yes, very good.
So...
Well, you see, Jamie, it's because of her.
Yeah, we know CrossFit.
CrossFit.
My name is spelled right there on the
screen.
Look at it.
It's probably using talk to text.
You guys kill me.
You have to use talk to text to
make this many comments in every podcast
around the space.
It's concerning that all the other young
female athletes are making it,
but Trista ain't.
only concerning if you're trista or her
coach correct um i thought did you read
earlier somebody commented here that like
the venue here was not pleased that these
two made it and they didn't even cheer
oh i did not
But I could see that.
They came into their house.
I mean,
this is how these events should go.
They shouldn't even have an event.
This is the stuff about CrossFit and depth
of field and regions.
Had it been the old way,
two people here that don't belong at the
games would have been going to the games.
Look at the comments.
The comments are also not pleased.
Well, well,
Miley Wade snatched one ninety five.
I saw that.
I saw Hiller's post with those snatches.
Insane.
Holy crap.
You guys are texting so far.
There's a lot of comments flying by.
I can't even keep up.
You guys are the best.
And on the men's side,
we have Kalen Smith.
I'm just going to say Kalen Souza.
His other names are Ribeiro de Souza.
My D in high school Spanish.
Kalen Ribeiro de Souza.
And Benjamin Reyes.
Close, boy.
Sorry, Joao.
I know pretty well.
I do not know Benjamin Reyes.
No, I don't know Benjamin Reyes either.
So congrats to him.
He beat former games athletes in this
field.
And kudos to him.
So that is Copa Sur.
What else do we have on the docket
for tonight?
We have Magic City.
We talked about it briefly.
We talked about the broadcast.
I want to talk about the masters thing
as a whole.
Okay.
I think if you're going to do,
and I've said this before,
so this is nothing new.
If you're going to do masters in person,
you only go to the forty nine.
You only go to forty ninth on the
quarterfinal leaderboard.
Forty nine years old.
Oh,
you do the three age groups up to
forty nine until it's figured out that
there's more participation above that the
fact that some of the older age groups
at magic city had one or two people
not one or two it was like seven
yeah yeah four six seven um i think
that's yeah six seven um it
It's not enough to support in person.
And it's adding to the length of the
day.
And it's adding to all the heats in
the broadcast.
It needs to be cut down to what
is doable.
And maybe,
maybe just three age groups to start.
And then as it gets figured out,
maybe add in some other ones.
I think some other things they could do
is maybe put the two hot top heats
on the main floor and have a secondary
floor with the other heats.
If you seed them correctly.
So that the main floor can keep running.
If you looked at legends and say on
the right side, we do.
we do all the top two heats.
And on the left side,
we do all the other heats.
So it can keep running,
but you can watch all the action on
one floor and it moves way faster.
More age groups pay the bills.
But at what expense?
If you get nobody watching or nobody
coming, then all that's moot.
Yep.
Yeah.
I just don't think qualifying for the
games is the place for it.
This isn't a festival.
This isn't Watapalooza.
This isn't Legends in the Winter.
It's literally the top, like,
twenty in the world should be invited and
vie for their spot.
We don't need to go down to four
hundredth.
I mean,
it was an incredible opportunity for
people, but like I said,
that's what MFC's for.
That's what Legends in the Winter is for.
Like, go get your reps in competing.
That...
don't know it's it just if it doesn't
make sense it doesn't make sense like hq
needs to figure out a way to make
it make sense or these cops need to
just say hey we we can't support this
and i think and i in like yeah
it just needs to fall apart because it
can't be supported that's fine here's what
i would say right
If Syndicate Crown can make money or
Legends can make money with just having
elite people at their event,
they shouldn't have to buy any more stuff
to do three age groups beyond that.
Right.
Maybe bring in a few more judges.
Maybe bring in a few more volunteers.
But again, other than some swag...
Right.
That's what I'm saying.
You take a well-established comp.
You don't throw a new comp like legends,
bring in twenty elites and then stack four
heats of of age group each.
Like that doesn't make sense.
We should also only have two heats and
the older age groups should be,
like you said,
either none or five or ten.
And that should be combined to, you know,
the sixty plus basic sixty plus to seventy
plus should just be one one for one
heat.
And again, I would, I would,
those are so new and, you know,
I have friends divisions.
It's not an easy thing for me to
say to not let them have the opportunity,
but we haven't proven that we can run
an event with all of those heats in
person yet to get to the games.
I agree.
Larry,
I'm not picking magic over anything.
I'm not picking legends over magic.
No.
I'm not picking any of them.
I'm just using them as examples.
I believe that we have to cut down
the number of heats to make it watchable.
Agreed.
And,
thirty-five to forty-nine are the biggest
segment of the Open.
So,
those are the people that would get the
in-person events.
Yep.
Fergie says,
Sounds like Fergie's going to host an
event.
There you go.
Three heats.
That's what I said.
Jamie wanted four.
For WFP?
Yeah.
Whatever.
Yeah.
No, I want four for WFP.
I want forty at WFP.
I don't want more than three heats of
age group.
No way.
Two.
Two heats.
Trish is signing up for the new Villages
comp.
Masters really needs a Bluetooth or Roman
sponsorship.
You're stupid.
Trish is going to volunteer to drive the
golf cart around.
Event three is Mahjong.
Yeah, they do.
They need bingo and Mahjong.
That would be incredible.
We have pool stadium, all kinds of fields.
It's a good idea.
It's not a bad idea.
PC with the Denny's Grand Slam
sponsorship.
Yeah, AARP could sponsor that.
That's a great idea.
They could have their own qualification
for the game sponsored by AARP.
Blue plates for weights and for catering.
We need like Meals on Wheels needs to
be there as the food vendor.
Event four, sponsored by Meals on Wheels.
If you're stuck in your house and you
can't get out,
we'll bring the meal to you.
Oh, boy.
What the F is up, Denny's?
The fall risk games.
Gosh.
Sponsored by Life Alert.
Good stuff.
I'm sorry, Masters.
Who we love dearly.
I do.
I do.
I have so many friends in the Masters
divisions.
I hate the thought of segregating the age
groups.
But you have to look at it from
a business decision and see what is
viable.
I think we went into this year with
an in-person semi like CrossFit always
does with no plan, no parachutes, no nets.
Let's just wing it.
And it's just too much.
Yep, yep.
All right.
Just because we're off the rails tonight.
Right now.
Here we go.
They are playing a Denny's.
That's amazing.
uh yawn used to be in a band
like this i can picture that yeah um
uh the music sounds like the music in
the old crossfit journal workout videos um
yeah i used to be in a band
too
But we did not play music like that.
So... Wow.
Wow.
That would be the highlight of my career,
getting to play at Denny's.
Magic City was more of a Waffle House
kind of neighborhood, though.
It did look good.
It looked good.
It looked awesome.
It seems like...
The perfect venue.
I don't know what that stadium is that
normally for volleyball or what happens in
there.
Yeah, it's Bill Harris Arena.
Okay.
Dex talked about it a lot last Sunday
because he lives in Birmingham.
And so he's very, very familiar.
And he's been around for all the Magic
City games.
So he had a lot of insight that
I did not have.
But the track looked awesome for the
running events.
It did.
Like that took me back to like Kristen
Clever doing run the track,
do the snatches.
Like it was so OG cool.
Yeah, having that crossplex in there.
Yeah,
it seems like the perfect venue didn't
seem overly large.
I mean,
it looked unfortunately looked kind of
empty.
There was like no one in the stand
in the seats.
So Larry was there.
What were the crowds as empty as it
looked on the stream?
And I don't know if it's because there's
the two floors, right?
Like half the people are over there in
the cross plaques watching that one.
But you would think in the thirty five,
thirty nine,
there'd be people in the stands.
And all I saw was people on the
rail standing there watching people
compete.
Mark Phillips,
who I think is from the area, too.
It's pretty multipurpose basketball,
cheerleading, comps, concerts, et cetera.
I wondered if concerts maybe went in
there, too.
They held NCAA Division three
championships in that cross plaques.
uh, Lori Winkleman said,
and I know she did well this weekend,
all fans were in the stands behind the
cameras,
which was kind of the case at legends.
Like when you would see it was point
that's nowhere.
That was where no one sat was that
other side.
And so you didn't get to see the
stands with people in it, like at all.
Yeah, Lori did great.
Good job.
Should semi-events have smaller venues
moving forward?
I believe so.
Yeah.
I am the proponent that you should go
get Division III colleges and high school
football stadiums and go old school.
We are not big enough to be renting
out large venues, right?
Take it back to grassroots,
rebuild from the base, make it a cool,
fun OG experience,
kind of like NorCal with some rails.
And I think you have something that is
more manageable financially.
Barry McOchner,
Granite Games was fun to watch outside.
I loved Granite Games.
When they were at the football stadium,
I thought it was fun to watch.
Uh,
Joe Valens Copa stadium was a good so
say size, size, size.
Gotcha.
Yeah,
Copa had a cool venue down here until
nobody cheered for the Americans.
That's crazy.
The year with Colton, Brent, Taylor, etc.
was superb at Granite Games.
Is that the eighteenth?
No, no.
This was the semifinals in... Oh,
twenty-one?
Two?
Yeah.
Twenty-two?
The best part of that yawn was when
it was Matt DeLugos, Colton Mertens,
Brent Fikowski.
Like, six-five, five-one, six-two.
I miss seeing Matt DeLugos.
I enjoyed watching him out there on the
floor.
Yeah.
Was that the air Chandler's allergic
reaction?
I think that was the following year.
That was the following year.
Is Tulsa King a good show?
I'm in season two and it's falling off.
Ron is asleep.
It gets better in season three.
I think two was like a bridge season.
i didn't want i mean i watched part
of it my husband watched that series i
think he liked it but it was a
vikings practice stadium and it was still
very empty you say empty but they were
only on the one end and that one
end had some people and it was right
after covet yeah
gosh i can't even keep up with it
all um the first time i met butter
buttery rose was at granite games as well
in i first met them at mfc the
year they were the games for masters okay
the first year mfc ever was held and
it was during covid yeah
Everybody had to wear masks.
Everybody had to show vaccinations.
It was a crazy experience.
They were in their heyday.
Yeah.
The best thing that I saw them film
that day was they brought Danny Broflex
back.
And I don't know whatever happened to this
footage.
But Danny bro flex was hitting on the
masters athletes.
And it was hilarious to watch why it
never saw the light of day.
I don't know, but it was fantastic.
It's sad,
but we'll never get back to the good
old days.
The fitness market is too saturated now.
I hope that's not true.
Yeah, I don't know.
Jeremy wants to know if Ron's sleeping
because of the show or because of his
drinking problem.
I'm not a big supporter of doing it
at the affiliates.
There's only one mayhem.
There's only one place that has event
coordination experience.
Just because you own a big affiliate
doesn't mean you're a good event
organizer.
You think Xenon will take off like high
rocks?
I had a very interesting conversation with
Wilson POC on Friday and we talked about
Xenon and I had questions about how it
would work and is it watchable?
They are very much trying to make it
affordable for spectators.
Good.
Like twenty five bucks to get in.
Good.
They're looking at ways.
Most of the spectator viewing will be on
the floor.
Not in the stands.
They're not looking to fill the stands.
They're looking to fill the floor.
And so the way it was described to
me, I think it has a shot.
Truly.
But we have to see the execution.
Everything sounds good in idea form,
but we need to see it executed to
see if it can kind of hang in
there.
Kenneth says too expensive.
Jamie,
how much did you pay to go to
legends?
Like how much to register for the comp?
Let's start there.
It was like four twenties.
after tech like fees.
So four to go to legends and compete
it's at the highest price of Xenon with
the possibility of winning some money.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I think it's, and you know, the workouts.
Yeah.
I mean, isn't Hyrax like, like, two-fifty,
two-sixty?
What's that?
Isn't Hyrax like two-fifty or two-sixty?
I know, like,
local comps are a hundred and twenty.
Right.
Uh, Philby,
it seems more like a participation event
rather than a viewing experience.
If it's only twenty five bucks to get
in and this is your Super Bowl attempt.
Because that's what they're trying to make
it for the athletes.
This is their Super Bowl.
To go see what they can do.
And what score they can achieve.
And if it's only twenty five bucks to
bring the whole damn family.
That is way more affordable than anything
CrossFit has going on right now.
I wouldn't know how much Hyrex is because
I can't seem to get registered for one.
Right.
I don't know how people are getting these
tickets.
Somebody shoot me a ticket.
Lori says it was just shy of two
hundred.
Yeah, it says about two hundred plus.
Yeah, I thought it was over two hundred,
but.
Clip it?
I don't know what that means.
What did we say?
I don't know.
Somebody get me a ticket.
All right, well, we're winding down.
We're heading into the week.
What a wild week of...
CrossFit,
if you were jonesing to watch anything,
you had lots of options.
We discussed WFP.
We discussed Copa Sur.
We discussed Far East.
Magic City.
And Legends.
And Legends.
Next week, we have an affiliate.
Yep.
For Masters.
Is there anything else on the docket for
next week?
I don't think so.
I think that's it.
And I guess we'll see the workouts
tomorrow.
Hopefully somebody had some oversight and
they're good workouts.
What's scary.
If John saw them writing them yesterday.
Yeah, that's very, if that's true, I'm.
Yeah.
Jamie would crush high rocks.
Yes, she would.
I really need to start running mileage if
I'm going to do a high rocks, but.
Jamie,
I've only heard of you struggling for USA
High Rock signups.
Well, she's been injured for some time.
Where do you want me to go?
To spend thousands of dollars to go to
Madrid?
He's saying there's openings now in the
U.S.
Oh, there are?
Oh, Jeremy will do one with me.
NorCal is having a hybrid event that's a
high rock simulation with cash prize for
elite.
You should do it.
I can't afford to fly back out to
California.
I put all my eggs in that basket
already.
Anyone watch the Hulk Hogan doc yet?
I'm midway through episode two.
It was hard to get through it with
everything else going on.
But I loved episode one.
It took me back to being a
fifteen-year-old kid.
With all the Hulkamaniacs.
I haven't got to see you since The
Pit ended.
Yeah.
Happy with The Pit ending?
Man,
season two was just kind of a
disappointment compared to season one.
Season one was so good.
It's...
The more I reflect on it,
there were a lot of cool moments too.
It just wasn't like the straight chaotic
nine episode run in the middle.
But I thought there were a lot of
cool moments.
Yeah.
I mean, it's like,
I feel like you were like rooting for
some of the doctors last year and now
it's like, I don't even know.
Like, I don't even know who the,
who are you rooting for Whitaker?
Like Mel, I really like Mel, like,
but I don't know.
I think they all have flaws that you're
hoping they can overcome.
Yeah.
And either way,
I was always bummed when it ended.
Well, yeah.
I'm ready for Reacher to come out.
Yeah.
Fergie,
I would absolutely do High Rocks at
Michigan State.
Trish says,
I heard the season five of Columbo was
very good.
I thought it really caught its groove in
season six.
I don't even know what that is.
because it was on before you were born,
probably.
Oh, okay.
Mark Phillips' Apex was terrible.
Yeah,
I just don't think it has enough
substance, Apex.
Mark, my mom still forces murder,
she wrote on me every time I visit
her.
I do know what Dallas is.
My sister's name is Kristen.
My mom named her after whatever character
on that show.
Jeremy says, I love the Hulkster,
but I hear the doc does them dirty.
I think the Hulk did himself dirty,
but we'll see how this all plays out.
Just with all the interviews I've heard
from wrestlers and people, not Hulk Hogan.
But anyway, there's that.
I did start watching.
Margot has money trouble or money
problems.
I have not heard of that.
It's very interesting.
Did you watch Scarpetta?
No.
What's that?
It's the... I don't know.
When it first came out,
I feel like it was being...
kind of like spun as the female version
of Reacher,
but I would not say it's anything.
It's like a medical.
She's a medical examiner.
That's right.
It was good.
I liked it.
Okay.
You should watch it.
Jay was a Magnum PI fan.
My mom is obsessed with Tom Selleck.
Obsessed.
I love the new one.
Not for the storyline,
but Higgins was amazing in the new one.
Chips watched all those episodes.
Eric Estrada looks a bit like Dave Castro.
All right.
That's it for tonight.
It has been a great weekend.
I'll be back tomorrow for lunch with the
Clydesdale.
I'm guessing Corey's not going to be home.
So I'll probably be going solo.
I could come on,
but I got to coach at twelve fifteen.
Archie Bunker.
Go watch.
Now you'll pee your pants,
especially these days.
Drag that was my favorite show as a
kid.
All right, guys.
Hope you have an awesome evening.
We'll see you tomorrow for lunch with the
Clydesdale.
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