what's going on everybody it
is a friday afternoon lunch
hour episode of the
clydesdale lunch with the
clydesdale yeah that's me
um man what a slow crossfit
news week it has been we
had mayhem and then we kind
of got all that out of the
way and then it's just kind
of been waiting for the
next shoe to drop uh and
there's no other in person
qualifying event until
next weekend in copasur so
um just kind of uh just
kind of going through what
we can here so um what I
wanted to talk about a
little bit today is I got a
couple comments yesterday a
couple texts um I talked a
little bit about the dress
code policy that we have
for my job even though we work from home
And I used a term head to toe,
and that's really my term.
It's not in the policy.
But when you read the teleworking policy,
it says you must adhere to
the full dress code of the
agency that we work for.
then when you go to the
agency dress code policy it
says that you must wear a
collared shirt dress slacks
dress pants um you must
wear dress shoes and um and
then it has like things
that it forbids and one
thing that um captured the
attention of a couple
people I talked to
yesterday was it actually
forbids any color of hair not
in not in a natural sense
and then it says for
example green blue pink
because people are not born
with those colors of hair
those are forbidden as part
of the dress code which is
just insane to me are we
really still in um but anyway
I just wanted to clear that
up that the head to toe
comment was actually my way
of expressing that even
though only my upper torso
is showing just like it is
on this show right now, uh,
when I'm in a work meeting,
only that much of me shows.
Um, uh, so even though that's all,
I still am required by the
policy to wear dress pants
and dress shoes, um, and a colored shirt.
Um,
what I do is, uh,
I actually have an
oversized pair of pants and oversized.
Um,
I have five collared shirts in the
closet that's right behind
me where I work from.
And when I, it's time for a meeting,
I just throw the pants over
top what I'm wearing.
I throw the colored shirt
over top of my shirt that I'm wearing.
Um,
and so I appear in the meeting in full
dress code, uh,
whatever full required,
what is required of me so
that I am in compliance
just in case one day, if they said to me,
Hey, stand up,
we want to see your lower
torso to make sure you're
in dress code compliance.
I would be able to do so.
But it's,
it's really and there's
there's a whole thing and I
was talking to lex by text
yesterday where it talks
about that you might your
hair must your grooming
must be in order and and
it's really like loose
where the executives can
really just attack whoever
they want to attack because the uh
The grooming bit is, man,
if you have a bad day or
your hair's just not going
right and someone wanted to pick on you,
they could say you're not groomed well.
It's just insane and archaic,
and I can't believe we're
still in this era.
But anyway, yeah, it's what I deal with,
but it's my job.
try to do it to the best of
my ability I'm going to be
back in a in an office by
the end of the year anyway
and then I'll have to be in
full dress code anyway so
um lynn says hair that well
that's me out with my
purple hair yeah it is the
the uproar that came from
that that's not even a
newer policy that came out
before we left the office
and it got fought big time
because um depending on cultures like
And those, the hair colors are,
it just looked at
differently and it was
fought big time back then,
but they lost somehow and I
don't know how.
But yeah, purple hair would not be allowed,
Lynn.
what's weird is like they
allow red even if it is not
like a natural what a
redhead would would wear
because to be able to come
down to what where is the
line of where it's natural
and unnatural is too hard
to come by so they allow
all reds but they don't
allow blue they don't allow
green they don't allow
purple pink any of those
it's it's pretty crazy um
And there was even arguments
that some of the older
women say their hair is naturally blue.
Um, but that, that failed as well.
So, uh, uh,
train to lift says you're
basically Superman.
I am.
Um,
I change in and change out of clothes
constantly throughout the day.
Now, if I have back-to-back meetings,
I just leave them on.
Um, but like,
I don't want to wear dress
clothes down here to do this.
Um, do surprise meetings count?
Like when someone calls you
randomly to get
clarification on something they do.
Um,
but I'm pretty fast and I have
everything sitting beside me for the day.
Uh,
so I can get in and out of clothes
quickly.
Uh, Corey says, dude,
asking you to stand up to check,
to see if you're in compliance for a job,
for a job where you're
working from home is some.
Shit.
It is.
It's crazy.
um and lynn says I guess
she's going ginger yep it's
so stupid it's it's funny
like I've always wanted to
do like the faux hawk in
like a blue tip thing um
but I've never been able to
do it because I my job I pays my bills so
and jeff jay birch is saying
uh he's singing the song
express yourself not with
the state of ohio you are
not allowed to do that so
anyway I just wanted to
kind of wrap a bow around
that because we talked
about it yesterday and I
did get a lot of comments
some people texting me
asking me clarifying
questions and so just to
clarify um that that's where we're at um
And man, with my allergy,
some days I have like a
really bad day and my eyes are puffy,
things like that.
And to like be on camera,
cause you have to be on
camera for everything now.
And it's really hard,
but I guess I'd have to do
that going into the office.
And I think that's where
like the working from home
is crazy because if I'm
sick or I have a really bad
allergy day or things are
puffy or whatever,
like I'll just work through
it cause I'm working from home.
But if I have to go into the office, man,
I'm probably calling off
sick and then you're not
even getting me for those
eight hours in the day.
Um,
I don't understand the
obsession with bringing
everybody back to work.
For some people who don't
work with the public or
don't do things like that,
it just doesn't make any sense to me.
And then in our city,
because it was announced,
and we're the capital city of Ohio,
that everybody has to return to work,
the real estate companies
are now charging four times
the rent on the buildings
because the state is trying
to find places to put people and
and pick up leases again but
they're the building I was
in before I left they went
back to try to get it and
the rent price on it is
four times what it was when
we left so they're being
gouged now for that and
they're going to pay four
times as much to get people
back to work as they would
be to to work from home
And I've said this a million times,
I test things in our system
and I test them for what
the customer would see.
The customer is not inside our firewall,
so I get actually better
results on my testing by
working from home and
working outside the
firewall to test what I'm doing.
and then it's just me going
into a system and trying to
break it and doing things
like that I'm much I get
way more done when I'm here
at home because nobody is
interrupting me I can just
put my head down and go
through the whole test I
don't have to worry about
someone coming up to my
desk and asking for
anything or whatnot so
It doesn't make sense to me,
but I'm just tired of fighting it.
It's an inevitability,
and we're going to be back soon.
Jason Bourne,
the government is back asswards.
It is so that much.
It is so that.
Jaybert says,
do you have a Republican
governor or legislature?
We do.
No TPS reports.
Um,
I I've worked under both Democrat and
Republican governors in my time here.
And, um, it always,
it all seems the same when
you're inside of it all.
Um, they all have their,
they all have their, their agendas.
They all, I dunno, it just is,
it's bizarre.
But right now we have Governor DeWine.
And I was born and raised a Republican,
but I'm not a fan of
Governor DeWine and the
actions that he's taken.
So...
I don't know.
I really don't like any
politicians at this point
after working for both sides.
I've not seen anything from
any of them that have... I
shouldn't say I haven't seen anything.
They all come with their faults.
And working for both sides,
I've had trouble with both.
So I don't really lean one
way or another anymore.
I just don't like...
I don't like politics
anymore after working for the state.
I'm just over it.
ACRS, what's for lunch?
That I have to determine.
My wife is actually leaving
after work today to go back
to Pittsburgh to help my
daughter pack as we are
moving her to Montana in
less than two weeks now,
which is totally blowing my mind.
Can you believe Easter is
like next weekend?
Where has time gone?
I can't even...
man so in in a little over a
week I'm going to be
packing up a u-haul uh
driving across the country
to montana with my daughter
unpacking her in a new
apartment there with her
two dogs and then flying
back to columbus um after
that and it's gonna be it's
gonna be a crazy crazy trip um
Uh,
Corey Leonard's birthday is in six days,
just in case everybody
needs some time to buy a gift.
Uh, you have six days left.
So, yeah, so we're going to go,
we're going from Columbus up to Chicago,
up to Madison, up to Minneapolis,
and then across like Fargo,
Bismarck all the way to great falls.
Um, and.
with that,
we're going to pass the Badlands.
We're going to pass Mount Rushmore.
We're going to stop at those places.
Um, the Badlands, the more I look into it,
the more I am really
psyched to go see that.
Um, so I'm really pumped for that.
Um,
as well as even though Jay Birch has
poo pooed my visit to Mount Rushmore,
I'm still looking forward to it.
Um,
just to kind of see it and move on.
But, uh, but it's going to be fun.
And then my daughter will
start her new life as a,
as a professional
photographer with a company, um,
doing their catalog and
their social media and their websites, uh,
and all the apparel that they sell.
So that's going to be awesome for her.
And I can't wait for that to
happen for her.
One thing,
one bit of news that came out today,
and I don't even know if
it's that newsworthy,
is the WFP has announced
who is going to be in
Indianapolis in the pro
qualifier or the pro
division out of the qualifier.
And so this is the list of
athletes that qualified.
My...
My biggest question about this list,
and it doesn't say it in
the comments or in the narrative,
is did these people accept
their invitation to Indianapolis,
or are they just the qualifiers?
Because I think on the men's side,
it is the top ten people in the qualifier,
from one to ten, all of them.
And so I'm wondering if they all accepted.
And then on the women's side,
it's one to eleven.
There may be one change
because I thought Var, Thurman,
Moe was the last qualifier,
but maybe I was only counting to ten.
And then Oda Lundikvam is
also in there at number eleven.
So I'm just curious because
it doesn't say that they've accepted.
It just says that these are
the people that qualified
because I know they do
backfill these positions.
Um, and if it's just qualified,
we knew this when they
locked the leaderboard like a week ago.
So I don't know why it's
newsworthy unless they've accepted.
Um,
Ah, so yeah.
So Otis because Jamie Green
couldn't make it.
That is, or Jamie Simmons.
I call her Jamie Green too, Lynn,
and it's hard.
So yeah,
so I guess this is people who have
accepted because Jamie did not accept.
And so we do have a little
bit of a different list on
the women's side.
I agree with you, Lynn.
I think it's accepted
because others qualified
but couldn't travel.
Yeah,
so this is the lineup that's going to
be added to the signed athletes.
and you know everybody's
gonna I mean everybody knew
colton was going after it
anola kai nate ackerman
tolamore akinyo tanner
belas danny camacho colin
bassard nick matthew fabian
benito and chris ibarra uh
it's a pretty good um
that's a pretty good lineup
on the men's side to be
added to that uh andreas
oberg ella wilkinson annika
greer fisa goffi like c neely
Lydia Fish, Linda Keesman, Trista Smith,
Emily Rethwell, Var Thurman Moe,
and Oda Lukunvan.
That's pretty awesome.
so uh I think that those are
pretty good lineups um to
go into the pro division
what's crazy is and is that
abby domet did not make the
qualifier for the pro
division she's only in the
challenger and she talked
about it on the spin this
week that she's not great
at online qualifier she's
better in person um
And I think this goes to show it.
That's why she went for it
at mayhem and didn't really
have a backup plan.
It was, I'm going forward at mayhem and,
uh, to qualify and what a tight race to,
for it to be like,
I know she had other
opportunities if she didn't make it,
but for it to be like your
one shot mentally and how
close that was at the end.
Wow, man.
Good on her, though.
Sometimes you just got to
put yourself in that
situation and let the cream
rise to the top as you get there.
I'm not sure who else is
gaining from this comp experience,
men or women.
Um,
it's good for Lydia fish and Trista to
compete in.
I think any competition,
especially for young athletes,
that they can get some
experience head to head is
really good for them.
Um,
I think we found that when we came out
of COVID and the young
athletes at that time never
competed on the floor
because everything was
online during the COVID year.
And when they got there, they,
they struggled in person events.
Um,
And so I think any
experience that any athlete
can get on the floor head
to head is really, really important.
And I think what Craig's saying here,
and if I'm missing the interpretation,
is that you're asking who
is gaining more from this competition,
the men or the women?
I don't think there is a
difference in what they're gaining.
I think they're both gaining experience.
Any head-to-head competition
is good for them.
I'm excited for Oda and Var.
Krieger has been churning
athletes and I'm pumped to
see them bring it in.
Yeah.
Kristen Holta and that crew
are just building an empire in Norway.
It's going to be, I'm really sad that,
that Mathilde Garnes did not,
was not able to compete.
She's one of my favorite athletes.
She's done well with the Krieger system.
So yeah, bummed for that.
so another thing that's
happening tonight is the
public judging window for
the age group semifinals
ends this evening um and at
that point then crossfit
will take the votes that have been
given and they are going to
then go back and do a
second review um do a
second review of those that
need reviewed in their
opinion based on the
numbers and then we should
have a final a final age
group qualification in
about ten days um it's such
a long time to wait for
those athletes they put so
much into this and man the
the online thing just is terrible.
I did.
I was encouraged that Dave
said that he loved what
mayhem did in an affiliate
and maybe they could do
some of those types of
things for the age group, uh,
semis as well and find a way for them to,
to qualify in person.
I know there's a couple, uh,
masters type at, um, competitions.
There's the pit, um,
to do for the teens,
I think it'd be cool if
there was some opportunity, uh,
for them to qualify in person.
I,
we talked about it briefly yesterday
about the difference
between online and in person.
And some people were really
good at one and maybe not the other.
I know like Jamie would love
to compete in person to
qualify as opposed to online.
Um, so it'd be cool to have that option.
If you are a better in
person athlete than you are
an online athlete.
But we'll see.
I mean,
it would depend on partners being
willing to have those
events because I don't
think CrossFit themselves
would actually invest in
holding those events.
But yeah,
I can't wait for those to be
finished and us to get
final results on who's
actually coming to Columbus
at the end of the year.
It'll be good to get those
officially out there.
Of course is what idea
online qualifier of MFC and
Legends and then those two
are qualifiers for Masters games.
They'd really have to do
some mega schedule changing
because Legends is in December.
They would have to change
that dramatically.
Legends hosts the games,
and so I don't think they'd
want to do two really close
back-to-back events.
I think you'd almost have to
find some other partners.
So with that,
He was talking about it in
the way that Mayhem was an
affiliate and that they
held a competition in an affiliate.
So I think he's thinking
like smaller ones around
the country inside of an
affiliate where you can go
compete as opposed to like
these big competitions like
MFC and Legends.
Lynn says,
the online video thing I hope
was just a test case.
They were trying, but...
Well, the good news is,
I don't know if anybody saw this,
but Jason Grubb actually posted,
hopefully it's on his, okay, here we go.
He posted this yesterday, I think it was.
that and he is part of the
athlete council uh he had
posted a thing that corey
and I talked about on
wednesday like a list of
things that were wrong with
the online judging um and
he's posted this update
crossfit hq will meet with
the crossfit athlete
council regarding feedback
questions concerns about
the semi-final review
process unfortunately after
the completion of the
competition late next week
so hopefully it will
They'll have this meeting
and they'll correct things for next year,
but it looks like we're
stuck with what we have for this year.
But at least someone is
talking to CrossFit about
it and they are responsive
and they're going to talk
to the athlete council about it.
So I think that's a good thing.
Also,
they said HQ programmed the semis and
Legends will program the games, right?
So it would be HQ organizing the semis.
I think it's all up in the
air as to who would do what
for next year unless they
did the same events at
every in-person semifinal.
If they did it like they did
for the elite and just let
the in-person semifinals
program however they wanted
and you could choose to go
to those or not, I think that's fine too.
It's just different ways to
get into the party.
and I'm okay with all that
however whichever way they
wanted to go um so yeah so
that happened yesterday the
last thing I want to talk
about just some fun stuff is uh is
I, I am a great game show junkie.
I love game shows.
I watch them all the time.
It's something my wife and I do together.
Um, we watched jeopardy every night, uh,
together.
I know that makes me sound
like I'm really old, but I just, I love,
I love game shows.
I've loved them since I was a kid.
My mom and I would watch them together.
And I guess I was just
thinking about it with
everything going through with my mom that,
um,
uh, that I've just, I don't know.
I just really, really, really enjoy them.
And I was thinking about
which ones I love the most.
And I,
and Jay Birch comes in with wheel of
fortune.
I would put that as like a tier two.
I'm not really great at the,
at the word puzzle solving.
I'm, I'm okay.
Maybe a little better than average,
but I'm okay with it.
Uh, but, um,
yeah I like I like fast
trivia like the games I
like are the ones that get
the most questions out in
the half hour or hour that
it's on uh so the shows I
like are jeopardy I like
the chase I like um the
floor because you're
getting just rapid fire
questions throughout uh the
episode that it's airing
I, when my mom used to actually,
and I used to play five
thousand dollar pyramid or whatever,
however many dollars it is now,
one of us would turn our back to the TV,
we would mute it and the
other one would give clues
and we would play the game along with it.
so I yeah I like all those
games the games I don't
like are the ones that like
in an hour you get like six
questions like hundred like
uh who wants to be a
millionaire like that is it
just drones on with like
really bad questions at
first you finally get to
some decent ones but you
only get like a handful in
the entire episode and to
me that's just a big big waste of time
But I like Price is Right.
It moves fast, all of that kind of stuff.
And I was just curious if
any of you guys were game
show junkies like I was,
or if I'm one of the few.
I actually tried to get on a
game show this year for the
first time ever.
My nephew, my daughter,
and I tried out for Pop Culture Jeopardy,
which is running on Prime now.
The test to get in was...
So hard.
So, so hard.
We kind of knew coming out
of the test that we had
lost our shot to come on the show,
but we gave it a shot.
I'd never done it before.
It was a fun experience just
going through the test,
but we didn't make it.
And then now I've watched
the Pop Culture Jeopardy show,
and a lot of the people on
there are former Jeopardy contestants.
Like, you've had your shot, man.
Let some of us in there.
uh so yeah jay birch says
when I was in high school I
was on the challenge team
which was essentially a
trivia con contest between
schools and we would do it
on tv yeah we we had those
in pennsylvania too that
was fun um and then corey
says hollywood squares
again that's one of those where
see that shows more about
the jokes to me and the
celebrities telling the
jokes and the trivia
questions you only get like
ten for ten or twelve for
the half hour or whatever
it's on it's it's fine I
don't I don't dislike it
but it's not like in my my
upper tier of game shows
And we still have more talk
about the online de-read
issue with the online stuff
is that there are too many
videos to validate.
I think that was the premise
of this though,
that there were so many for
HQ to go through to
validate that they put it
out there for public
consumption thinking that
everybody would be
trustworthy and that they
would do legit judging to
narrow down their focus to
just the bad videos.
And I don't think that's what they got.
I think what they're getting
are manipulated numbers
based on friendships,
based on all the stuff that
Grubb talked about in his
post the other day, which was this post.
um where he talked about
there's no way to identify
what's been wrong with the
video uh we can't see who's
marking the videos uh some
athletes used friends or
judges to pre-populate good
reviews um their reports of
organized networks down
voting other competitors
like these are the things
we that crossfit did not expect um
when they when they launched
this the whole premise of
this was to narrow down
their focus because there
were so many videos to
validate so many divisions
so many videos but I don't
think that's what they got um
I think this is about what
Craig asked up here, which was,
I'm not sure who else in
the men or women brackets
would gain from this comp
experience except newer
athletes like Trista and Lydia.
Again,
I think everybody can use experience.
And then Lynn answered,
a majority of the
qualifiers have at least
one CrossFit Games
experience or pretty close.
I think both men and women,
WFP is more than,
is more visibility for
sponsorships etc um yeah
we'll see about the
visibility um once they
launch I hope they get more
visibility I want the
athletes to have more
opportunities um so I hope
that that that is what's there um
Family feud with Richard Dawson.
That's the best.
Jay Burch,
you and I may be the only two
that even remember Richard
Dawson on family feud.
Corey says one of his fellow
competitors is in the
twenty ninth position and
he has a ton of down votes
for no apparent reason
other than the fact that
he's in twenty ninth.
Yeah,
that's that's exactly when that's the
mess.
Um,
Lynn says I'm not a judge and I've
watched a lot of videos
with down votes for no reason.
I have been a judge.
I've been a judge.
at very high levels.
I have, and I, and again,
I think I said this the other day,
I did some,
I just spot checking of videos
and I did not,
I did not look at any friends videos.
I was trying to eliminate
all of my biases and just
trying to find what these
people were down voting.
And I had a really,
really hard time finding
anything through my spot
checking that was actually legit.
Again,
it would be very helpful if they had
to say why.
I think if you say why,
it eliminates people just
going and clicking on a
thumb up or thumb down.
Meanwhile,
the guy who got twentieth on
Isabel clearly did it with
a hundred and fifty-five pounds.
See if that happened and
they did spot that and it
was in there and they,
that makes sense for,
to point that out to HQ,
to get this guy out of there.
He doesn't belong.
Um, so yeah.
Corey remembers Richard Dawson.
Um,
Craig Bosley likes the dating show and
marriage show.
Don't remember you, the newlywed game.
That's what you're thinking of, Craig.
So yeah,
that one led to a lot of fights usually.
We had a home version of
that that I played with my
parents before my dad passed away.
And my dad can't remember anything.
And my mom was so livid that
they were getting into a
fight in our living room over the stuff.
And that's what the show
turned out to be as well.
But yeah.
Yeah.
So I really think that this
age group video stuff is a
mess and hopefully they get
this cleared up and that, um,
the athlete council can
talk to them about, uh,
what they're doing and
maybe get some corrections,
hopefully along with that
in the same vein is take
away the silly requirement
for two judges for these, um,
take away the two judges for
these in-person or in-affiliate semis.
That's just a big ask for
Masters athletes who have
to work full-time.
um lynn says deal or no deal
I like deal or no deal but
I really like deal or no
deal island I think that
has added a a mix to the
bag that makes it way more
exciting um uh so yeah lynn
is saying I should have
collins for sunday because I'm heated
We have the capability of doing Collins.
I can do that.
We've done them in the past
with not a lot of response.
I think the only people that
have ever called into my
show are Corey and Kenneth
on different shows,
but we can we can open up
the phone lines.
Uh,
I have my phone hooked to the road
caster.
I just have to Bluetooth it
in again for Sunday night.
And I'm actually going to be
bacheloring it up all
weekend because my wife's
going to Pittsburgh to help
my daughter pack.
So it's just me and my dog
Walter all weekend.
Uh,
so I got plenty of time to hook up some
stuff.
Um,
And get that ready so yeah
I'll put in the the phone call option,
and you can talk directly
to carolyn and Jamie and
get their thoughts.
I'm trying to transition to
just being like a
facilitator on Sunday
nights there's times where
I just I have to say.
I have to say something,
but I'm trying to turn into
a facilitator on Sunday
nights where this show
during the week is my opinion.
I let Jamie and Carolyn talk
and give their perspective
on Sunday nights,
and I just try to be a facilitator.
Now, again,
that's really hard for me
because sometimes I just
really want to say something, and I do.
But that's really where I'm
trying to lean toward going
forward on those Sunday
night shows is really
making it Jamie and Carolyn's show,
and I'm just kind of
facilitating the news and
the topics and all of that.
But I would love to hear a
heated Lynn on Sunday night.
So I will go ahead and hook that up.
Lynn says, no,
you also give good
perspective too and different,
which I don't agree with sometimes,
but that's good.
What I love about this medium, Lynn,
is that
this is our philosophy all
three of us is I don't care
if you disagree with me
that's fine I just want to
talk about it and maybe you
can convince me otherwise I
think that's fair I I just
don't want to be a place where um we
we bash the people that
think differently than us
because I think what makes
life great is variety and
not everybody should agree
it makes life boring if
everybody agreed with
everything it's okay to
have differing opinions and
as long as we can talk
about it in a civil adult
manner I'm okay with all of that um
God knows Carolyn and Jamie
and I don't always agree on things.
Um,
we disagree all the time and that's fine.
And there's, they're my best friends, like,
but that's cool.
Like,
and maybe we can understand each
other a little better by
the end of the day.
Wait, are you talking about life before?
That's what I'm talking about, Jeremy.
If everybody looked the same,
we'd get tired of looking each other.
That's right.
And that's the good thing
because you make us also see another side,
which is great.
That's all.
That's what discussions are about.
That's what podcasts were made for, right?
Like for us to discuss things.
And maybe we don't come to a
resolution at the end of the broadcast,
but that's okay too.
Maybe it's just about understanding.
So.
Kenneth on an update,
he did not go overweight on
his dumpster rental.
Do not if you ever rent a dumpster,
do not go overweight.
That surprise,
seven hundred dollar charge
to my bank account was a shocker.
So you, you did good, Kenneth,
keeping it underweight
because that is that is an
awful bill to see.
And man,
good thing I my heart was in good
condition at that time
because I was not prepared
for that to come out of my
checking account all at one time.
Well, guys.
kenneth made weight yeah he
can now wrestle the gooch
or the shoot the shoot the
shoot that's it he can
wrestle the shoot and only
jay birch probably
understands that reference
so um and maybe cory cory's
close to my age
seven year difference
something like that um but
anyway with that guys I'm
gonna head back to work
it's fun as always um I
hope you all have an
amazing weekend and uh and
we'll see you live on
sunday night I'll get the
phone lines ready so lynn
can have her riff and uh
and we will do that sunday
night with carolyn and
jamie um can't wait to talk to you all
cool is it that I get to do
a show with two crossfit
games athletes every sunday
night like that is really
freaking cool when I
started this five and a
half years ago never in my
wildest dreams that I think
I'd be doing a show with
carolyn privo and then that
I would make a best friend
in the masters division in
jamie latimer my gosh
This community is so freaking cool.
With that, guys,
time for you knuckleheads
to get back to work too.
I will see you next time on
Lunch with Clydesdale.
Bye, guys.