WEBVTT 00:00:31.431 --> 00:00:32.832 what's going on everybody it 00:00:32.911 --> 00:00:35.252 is a friday afternoon lunch 00:00:35.292 --> 00:00:36.853 hour episode of the 00:00:36.893 --> 00:00:38.393 clydesdale lunch with the 00:00:38.412 --> 00:00:39.654 clydesdale yeah that's me 00:00:40.594 --> 00:00:43.914 um man what a slow crossfit 00:00:43.954 --> 00:00:46.835 news week it has been we 00:00:46.856 --> 00:00:48.676 had mayhem and then we kind 00:00:48.697 --> 00:00:49.557 of got all that out of the 00:00:49.597 --> 00:00:51.258 way and then it's just kind 00:00:51.298 --> 00:00:53.338 of been waiting for the 00:00:53.378 --> 00:00:55.378 next shoe to drop uh and 00:00:55.399 --> 00:00:57.859 there's no other in person 00:00:58.119 --> 00:00:59.500 qualifying event until 00:01:01.320 --> 00:01:03.481 next weekend in copasur so 00:01:03.762 --> 00:01:06.504 um just kind of uh just 00:01:06.543 --> 00:01:09.646 kind of going through what 00:01:09.665 --> 00:01:14.289 we can here so um what I 00:01:14.328 --> 00:01:15.769 wanted to talk about a 00:01:15.810 --> 00:01:17.271 little bit today is I got a 00:01:17.311 --> 00:01:18.311 couple comments yesterday a 00:01:18.331 --> 00:01:20.492 couple texts um I talked a 00:01:20.513 --> 00:01:22.293 little bit about the dress 00:01:22.313 --> 00:01:23.814 code policy that we have 00:01:23.855 --> 00:01:28.379 for my job even though we work from home 00:01:29.259 --> 00:01:31.061 And I used a term head to toe, 00:01:31.081 --> 00:01:32.283 and that's really my term. 00:01:32.322 --> 00:01:33.704 It's not in the policy. 00:01:34.706 --> 00:01:38.272 But when you read the teleworking policy, 00:01:38.331 --> 00:01:40.233 it says you must adhere to 00:01:40.254 --> 00:01:42.897 the full dress code of the 00:01:42.998 --> 00:01:44.239 agency that we work for. 00:01:45.608 --> 00:01:46.368 then when you go to the 00:01:46.509 --> 00:01:49.269 agency dress code policy it 00:01:49.329 --> 00:01:52.570 says that you must wear a 00:01:52.611 --> 00:01:54.912 collared shirt dress slacks 00:01:54.992 --> 00:01:57.992 dress pants um you must 00:01:58.013 --> 00:02:00.674 wear dress shoes and um and 00:02:00.694 --> 00:02:01.974 then it has like things 00:02:01.995 --> 00:02:04.335 that it forbids and one 00:02:04.376 --> 00:02:06.316 thing that um captured the 00:02:06.355 --> 00:02:07.257 attention of a couple 00:02:07.277 --> 00:02:07.956 people I talked to 00:02:07.977 --> 00:02:09.737 yesterday was it actually 00:02:09.798 --> 00:02:13.118 forbids any color of hair not 00:02:14.058 --> 00:02:16.379 in not in a natural sense 00:02:17.420 --> 00:02:18.801 and then it says for 00:02:18.882 --> 00:02:22.484 example green blue pink 00:02:23.443 --> 00:02:24.844 because people are not born 00:02:24.865 --> 00:02:26.026 with those colors of hair 00:02:26.906 --> 00:02:28.247 those are forbidden as part 00:02:28.287 --> 00:02:30.247 of the dress code which is 00:02:30.307 --> 00:02:32.389 just insane to me are we 00:02:32.449 --> 00:02:37.211 really still in um but anyway 00:02:39.593 --> 00:02:40.713 I just wanted to clear that 00:02:40.794 --> 00:02:41.933 up that the head to toe 00:02:41.973 --> 00:02:43.514 comment was actually my way 00:02:43.555 --> 00:02:45.555 of expressing that even 00:02:45.634 --> 00:02:47.555 though only my upper torso 00:02:48.175 --> 00:02:49.455 is showing just like it is 00:02:49.515 --> 00:02:51.135 on this show right now, uh, 00:02:51.156 --> 00:02:52.395 when I'm in a work meeting, 00:02:52.656 --> 00:02:54.176 only that much of me shows. 00:02:54.956 --> 00:02:59.818 Um, uh, so even though that's all, 00:02:59.997 --> 00:03:02.078 I still am required by the 00:03:02.117 --> 00:03:03.677 policy to wear dress pants 00:03:03.758 --> 00:03:06.359 and dress shoes, um, and a colored shirt. 00:03:07.258 --> 00:03:07.419 Um, 00:03:09.027 --> 00:03:12.570 what I do is, uh, 00:03:12.610 --> 00:03:13.292 I actually have an 00:03:13.391 --> 00:03:15.212 oversized pair of pants and oversized. 00:03:16.174 --> 00:03:16.274 Um, 00:03:17.634 --> 00:03:19.477 I have five collared shirts in the 00:03:19.516 --> 00:03:20.677 closet that's right behind 00:03:20.717 --> 00:03:21.778 me where I work from. 00:03:22.539 --> 00:03:24.080 And when I, it's time for a meeting, 00:03:24.140 --> 00:03:25.201 I just throw the pants over 00:03:25.262 --> 00:03:26.002 top what I'm wearing. 00:03:26.582 --> 00:03:27.663 I throw the colored shirt 00:03:27.743 --> 00:03:30.126 over top of my shirt that I'm wearing. 00:03:30.806 --> 00:03:30.926 Um, 00:03:30.967 --> 00:03:32.848 and so I appear in the meeting in full 00:03:32.888 --> 00:03:34.650 dress code, uh, 00:03:37.506 --> 00:03:38.888 whatever full required, 00:03:38.927 --> 00:03:40.949 what is required of me so 00:03:40.990 --> 00:03:43.032 that I am in compliance 00:03:43.051 --> 00:03:46.596 just in case one day, if they said to me, 00:03:46.656 --> 00:03:47.657 Hey, stand up, 00:03:48.298 --> 00:03:51.080 we want to see your lower 00:03:51.121 --> 00:03:52.081 torso to make sure you're 00:03:52.102 --> 00:03:53.443 in dress code compliance. 00:03:53.905 --> 00:03:56.326 I would be able to do so. 00:03:56.387 --> 00:03:56.747 But it's, 00:03:58.563 --> 00:03:59.844 it's really and there's 00:03:59.865 --> 00:04:01.026 there's a whole thing and I 00:04:01.045 --> 00:04:02.467 was talking to lex by text 00:04:02.486 --> 00:04:04.147 yesterday where it talks 00:04:04.168 --> 00:04:04.967 about that you might your 00:04:05.027 --> 00:04:06.348 hair must your grooming 00:04:06.770 --> 00:04:10.092 must be in order and and 00:04:10.132 --> 00:04:11.652 it's really like loose 00:04:11.872 --> 00:04:13.774 where the executives can 00:04:13.854 --> 00:04:15.175 really just attack whoever 00:04:15.215 --> 00:04:19.017 they want to attack because the uh 00:04:20.882 --> 00:04:22.262 The grooming bit is, man, 00:04:22.283 --> 00:04:24.043 if you have a bad day or 00:04:24.283 --> 00:04:25.624 your hair's just not going 00:04:25.663 --> 00:04:27.764 right and someone wanted to pick on you, 00:04:27.783 --> 00:04:29.305 they could say you're not groomed well. 00:04:32.264 --> 00:04:34.105 It's just insane and archaic, 00:04:34.185 --> 00:04:35.526 and I can't believe we're 00:04:35.565 --> 00:04:41.226 still in this era. 00:04:43.427 --> 00:04:45.048 But anyway, yeah, it's what I deal with, 00:04:45.708 --> 00:04:47.247 but it's my job. 00:04:48.817 --> 00:04:49.658 try to do it to the best of 00:04:49.697 --> 00:04:51.218 my ability I'm going to be 00:04:51.259 --> 00:04:53.459 back in a in an office by 00:04:53.500 --> 00:04:54.600 the end of the year anyway 00:04:55.100 --> 00:04:56.081 and then I'll have to be in 00:04:56.141 --> 00:04:57.483 full dress code anyway so 00:04:58.382 --> 00:05:00.345 um lynn says hair that well 00:05:00.365 --> 00:05:01.646 that's me out with my 00:05:01.706 --> 00:05:04.987 purple hair yeah it is the 00:05:05.028 --> 00:05:06.528 the uproar that came from 00:05:06.588 --> 00:05:07.750 that that's not even a 00:05:07.829 --> 00:05:09.430 newer policy that came out 00:05:10.011 --> 00:05:11.812 before we left the office 00:05:12.632 --> 00:05:14.754 and it got fought big time 00:05:14.793 --> 00:05:18.437 because um depending on cultures like 00:05:19.216 --> 00:05:21.178 And those, the hair colors are, 00:05:22.899 --> 00:05:23.579 it just looked at 00:05:23.639 --> 00:05:25.701 differently and it was 00:05:25.781 --> 00:05:29.324 fought big time back then, 00:05:29.343 --> 00:05:30.785 but they lost somehow and I 00:05:30.826 --> 00:05:31.625 don't know how. 00:05:32.086 --> 00:05:36.769 But yeah, purple hair would not be allowed, 00:05:36.810 --> 00:05:36.990 Lynn. 00:05:39.235 --> 00:05:40.877 what's weird is like they 00:05:40.898 --> 00:05:44.100 allow red even if it is not 00:05:44.160 --> 00:05:45.281 like a natural what a 00:05:45.341 --> 00:05:48.303 redhead would would wear 00:05:48.343 --> 00:05:51.105 because to be able to come 00:05:51.146 --> 00:05:54.427 down to what where is the 00:05:54.468 --> 00:05:55.730 line of where it's natural 00:05:55.750 --> 00:05:57.031 and unnatural is too hard 00:05:57.071 --> 00:05:58.711 to come by so they allow 00:05:58.812 --> 00:06:00.392 all reds but they don't 00:06:00.432 --> 00:06:02.154 allow blue they don't allow 00:06:02.194 --> 00:06:03.696 green they don't allow 00:06:03.755 --> 00:06:06.017 purple pink any of those 00:06:06.718 --> 00:06:08.500 it's it's pretty crazy um 00:06:10.341 --> 00:06:11.642 And there was even arguments 00:06:11.723 --> 00:06:12.744 that some of the older 00:06:12.783 --> 00:06:14.805 women say their hair is naturally blue. 00:06:15.605 --> 00:06:18.607 Um, but that, that failed as well. 00:06:18.726 --> 00:06:23.771 So, uh, uh, 00:06:23.810 --> 00:06:24.610 train to lift says you're 00:06:24.630 --> 00:06:25.612 basically Superman. 00:06:25.752 --> 00:06:26.031 I am. 00:06:26.932 --> 00:06:27.132 Um, 00:06:27.752 --> 00:06:30.055 I change in and change out of clothes 00:06:30.194 --> 00:06:31.295 constantly throughout the day. 00:06:31.514 --> 00:06:32.915 Now, if I have back-to-back meetings, 00:06:32.975 --> 00:06:33.877 I just leave them on. 00:06:34.697 --> 00:06:36.237 Um, but like, 00:06:36.319 --> 00:06:37.298 I don't want to wear dress 00:06:37.319 --> 00:06:38.459 clothes down here to do this. 00:06:41.596 --> 00:06:43.317 Um, do surprise meetings count? 00:06:43.377 --> 00:06:44.418 Like when someone calls you 00:06:44.437 --> 00:06:45.119 randomly to get 00:06:45.158 --> 00:06:46.858 clarification on something they do. 00:06:48.040 --> 00:06:48.199 Um, 00:06:48.279 --> 00:06:50.100 but I'm pretty fast and I have 00:06:50.141 --> 00:06:51.880 everything sitting beside me for the day. 00:06:52.482 --> 00:06:52.581 Uh, 00:06:52.641 --> 00:06:53.822 so I can get in and out of clothes 00:06:53.841 --> 00:06:57.644 quickly. 00:06:57.944 --> 00:06:59.543 Uh, Corey says, dude, 00:06:59.764 --> 00:07:01.064 asking you to stand up to check, 00:07:01.105 --> 00:07:02.745 to see if you're in compliance for a job, 00:07:03.425 --> 00:07:04.565 for a job where you're 00:07:04.605 --> 00:07:06.807 working from home is some. 00:07:06.826 --> 00:07:07.007 Shit. 00:07:08.608 --> 00:07:10.269 It is. 00:07:10.389 --> 00:07:10.908 It's crazy. 00:07:15.678 --> 00:07:17.841 um and lynn says I guess 00:07:17.860 --> 00:07:21.644 she's going ginger yep it's 00:07:21.663 --> 00:07:23.865 so stupid it's it's funny 00:07:23.906 --> 00:07:25.086 like I've always wanted to 00:07:25.127 --> 00:07:27.187 do like the faux hawk in 00:07:27.228 --> 00:07:29.610 like a blue tip thing um 00:07:29.670 --> 00:07:30.651 but I've never been able to 00:07:30.690 --> 00:07:35.274 do it because I my job I pays my bills so 00:07:38.762 --> 00:07:40.562 and jeff jay birch is saying 00:07:40.822 --> 00:07:41.944 uh he's singing the song 00:07:42.004 --> 00:07:44.103 express yourself not with 00:07:44.124 --> 00:07:45.163 the state of ohio you are 00:07:45.184 --> 00:07:48.185 not allowed to do that so 00:07:49.685 --> 00:07:50.764 anyway I just wanted to 00:07:50.845 --> 00:07:52.504 kind of wrap a bow around 00:07:52.524 --> 00:07:53.146 that because we talked 00:07:53.165 --> 00:07:54.386 about it yesterday and I 00:07:54.425 --> 00:07:55.346 did get a lot of comments 00:07:55.365 --> 00:07:56.466 some people texting me 00:07:56.886 --> 00:07:57.886 asking me clarifying 00:07:57.925 --> 00:07:59.766 questions and so just to 00:07:59.807 --> 00:08:06.208 clarify um that that's where we're at um 00:08:07.971 --> 00:08:09.651 And man, with my allergy, 00:08:09.692 --> 00:08:10.512 some days I have like a 00:08:10.673 --> 00:08:14.574 really bad day and my eyes are puffy, 00:08:15.473 --> 00:08:16.074 things like that. 00:08:16.134 --> 00:08:17.733 And to like be on camera, 00:08:17.793 --> 00:08:18.353 cause you have to be on 00:08:18.394 --> 00:08:19.514 camera for everything now. 00:08:21.175 --> 00:08:22.194 And it's really hard, 00:08:22.394 --> 00:08:23.975 but I guess I'd have to do 00:08:23.995 --> 00:08:25.235 that going into the office. 00:08:25.956 --> 00:08:26.896 And I think that's where 00:08:27.016 --> 00:08:28.997 like the working from home 00:08:29.057 --> 00:08:30.817 is crazy because if I'm 00:08:30.896 --> 00:08:32.418 sick or I have a really bad 00:08:32.457 --> 00:08:33.618 allergy day or things are 00:08:33.658 --> 00:08:34.557 puffy or whatever, 00:08:34.998 --> 00:08:35.938 like I'll just work through 00:08:35.958 --> 00:08:37.139 it cause I'm working from home. 00:08:37.719 --> 00:08:39.224 But if I have to go into the office, man, 00:08:39.264 --> 00:08:40.145 I'm probably calling off 00:08:40.186 --> 00:08:40.948 sick and then you're not 00:08:40.989 --> 00:08:41.912 even getting me for those 00:08:41.951 --> 00:08:42.975 eight hours in the day. 00:08:43.817 --> 00:08:43.977 Um, 00:08:47.451 --> 00:08:48.331 I don't understand the 00:08:48.351 --> 00:08:49.493 obsession with bringing 00:08:49.613 --> 00:08:50.852 everybody back to work. 00:08:51.373 --> 00:08:52.274 For some people who don't 00:08:52.313 --> 00:08:53.173 work with the public or 00:08:53.214 --> 00:08:55.335 don't do things like that, 00:08:55.375 --> 00:08:56.895 it just doesn't make any sense to me. 00:08:58.197 --> 00:08:59.456 And then in our city, 00:08:59.837 --> 00:09:01.018 because it was announced, 00:09:01.038 --> 00:09:02.658 and we're the capital city of Ohio, 00:09:03.759 --> 00:09:05.159 that everybody has to return to work, 00:09:05.200 --> 00:09:06.221 the real estate companies 00:09:06.321 --> 00:09:08.041 are now charging four times 00:09:08.081 --> 00:09:09.981 the rent on the buildings 00:09:12.023 --> 00:09:13.063 because the state is trying 00:09:13.083 --> 00:09:14.764 to find places to put people and 00:09:15.544 --> 00:09:17.886 and pick up leases again but 00:09:17.907 --> 00:09:19.168 they're the building I was 00:09:19.227 --> 00:09:20.469 in before I left they went 00:09:20.509 --> 00:09:21.610 back to try to get it and 00:09:21.649 --> 00:09:22.730 the rent price on it is 00:09:22.770 --> 00:09:23.932 four times what it was when 00:09:23.971 --> 00:09:28.076 we left so they're being 00:09:28.115 --> 00:09:29.256 gouged now for that and 00:09:29.277 --> 00:09:30.697 they're going to pay four 00:09:30.738 --> 00:09:32.340 times as much to get people 00:09:32.399 --> 00:09:34.360 back to work as they would 00:09:34.400 --> 00:09:35.962 be to to work from home 00:09:37.182 --> 00:09:38.243 And I've said this a million times, 00:09:38.403 --> 00:09:40.105 I test things in our system 00:09:40.644 --> 00:09:42.167 and I test them for what 00:09:42.326 --> 00:09:43.447 the customer would see. 00:09:43.849 --> 00:09:45.789 The customer is not inside our firewall, 00:09:45.830 --> 00:09:47.131 so I get actually better 00:09:47.192 --> 00:09:48.873 results on my testing by 00:09:48.932 --> 00:09:49.913 working from home and 00:09:49.975 --> 00:09:50.835 working outside the 00:09:50.875 --> 00:09:52.777 firewall to test what I'm doing. 00:09:53.697 --> 00:09:56.359 and then it's just me going 00:09:56.399 --> 00:09:57.839 into a system and trying to 00:09:57.879 --> 00:09:58.938 break it and doing things 00:09:58.979 --> 00:10:01.080 like that I'm much I get 00:10:01.200 --> 00:10:03.120 way more done when I'm here 00:10:03.159 --> 00:10:04.419 at home because nobody is 00:10:04.460 --> 00:10:06.360 interrupting me I can just 00:10:06.421 --> 00:10:07.581 put my head down and go 00:10:07.620 --> 00:10:08.421 through the whole test I 00:10:08.441 --> 00:10:09.321 don't have to worry about 00:10:09.921 --> 00:10:11.881 someone coming up to my 00:10:11.942 --> 00:10:12.841 desk and asking for 00:10:12.861 --> 00:10:15.263 anything or whatnot so 00:10:17.852 --> 00:10:18.693 It doesn't make sense to me, 00:10:18.714 --> 00:10:19.874 but I'm just tired of fighting it. 00:10:21.174 --> 00:10:22.216 It's an inevitability, 00:10:22.316 --> 00:10:25.538 and we're going to be back soon. 00:10:25.597 --> 00:10:26.239 Jason Bourne, 00:10:26.259 --> 00:10:27.759 the government is back asswards. 00:10:27.840 --> 00:10:29.341 It is so that much. 00:10:29.441 --> 00:10:32.903 It is so that. 00:10:32.982 --> 00:10:33.524 Jaybert says, 00:10:33.543 --> 00:10:34.443 do you have a Republican 00:10:34.484 --> 00:10:35.945 governor or legislature? 00:10:36.826 --> 00:10:37.186 We do. 00:10:45.591 --> 00:10:46.893 No TPS reports. 00:10:49.171 --> 00:10:49.331 Um, 00:10:50.511 --> 00:10:52.852 I I've worked under both Democrat and 00:10:52.893 --> 00:10:54.893 Republican governors in my time here. 00:10:55.594 --> 00:10:57.794 And, um, it always, 00:10:57.914 --> 00:10:59.254 it all seems the same when 00:10:59.274 --> 00:11:00.436 you're inside of it all. 00:11:01.015 --> 00:11:04.576 Um, they all have their, 00:11:04.596 --> 00:11:07.217 they all have their, their agendas. 00:11:07.238 --> 00:11:09.918 They all, I dunno, it just is, 00:11:10.200 --> 00:11:10.980 it's bizarre. 00:11:14.292 --> 00:11:16.094 But right now we have Governor DeWine. 00:11:18.758 --> 00:11:23.344 And I was born and raised a Republican, 00:11:23.985 --> 00:11:25.086 but I'm not a fan of 00:11:25.126 --> 00:11:26.168 Governor DeWine and the 00:11:26.268 --> 00:11:27.330 actions that he's taken. 00:11:30.232 --> 00:11:30.433 So... 00:11:31.913 --> 00:11:32.654 I don't know. 00:11:33.274 --> 00:11:34.615 I really don't like any 00:11:34.755 --> 00:11:36.037 politicians at this point 00:11:36.258 --> 00:11:37.719 after working for both sides. 00:11:38.019 --> 00:11:40.041 I've not seen anything from 00:11:40.160 --> 00:11:42.462 any of them that have... I 00:11:42.482 --> 00:11:43.783 shouldn't say I haven't seen anything. 00:11:44.323 --> 00:11:45.764 They all come with their faults. 00:11:46.004 --> 00:11:49.307 And working for both sides, 00:11:50.028 --> 00:11:51.809 I've had trouble with both. 00:11:51.870 --> 00:11:55.332 So I don't really lean one 00:11:55.373 --> 00:11:56.474 way or another anymore. 00:11:56.594 --> 00:11:57.475 I just don't like... 00:11:59.076 --> 00:12:00.037 I don't like politics 00:12:00.076 --> 00:12:02.519 anymore after working for the state. 00:12:02.580 --> 00:12:07.905 I'm just over it. 00:12:08.005 --> 00:12:09.307 ACRS, what's for lunch? 00:12:10.407 --> 00:12:11.548 That I have to determine. 00:12:12.068 --> 00:12:14.311 My wife is actually leaving 00:12:14.370 --> 00:12:15.471 after work today to go back 00:12:15.491 --> 00:12:16.633 to Pittsburgh to help my 00:12:16.773 --> 00:12:19.275 daughter pack as we are 00:12:19.296 --> 00:12:20.697 moving her to Montana in 00:12:21.057 --> 00:12:22.158 less than two weeks now, 00:12:22.177 --> 00:12:24.600 which is totally blowing my mind. 00:12:25.041 --> 00:12:26.142 Can you believe Easter is 00:12:26.201 --> 00:12:28.945 like next weekend? 00:12:29.846 --> 00:12:31.006 Where has time gone? 00:12:32.168 --> 00:12:32.828 I can't even... 00:12:35.000 --> 00:12:37.642 man so in in a little over a 00:12:37.701 --> 00:12:38.682 week I'm going to be 00:12:38.761 --> 00:12:41.144 packing up a u-haul uh 00:12:41.163 --> 00:12:42.524 driving across the country 00:12:42.565 --> 00:12:44.086 to montana with my daughter 00:12:44.706 --> 00:12:46.466 unpacking her in a new 00:12:46.506 --> 00:12:48.469 apartment there with her 00:12:48.489 --> 00:12:50.190 two dogs and then flying 00:12:50.230 --> 00:12:52.850 back to columbus um after 00:12:52.890 --> 00:12:55.452 that and it's gonna be it's 00:12:55.472 --> 00:12:58.375 gonna be a crazy crazy trip um 00:13:03.782 --> 00:13:03.822 Uh, 00:13:03.841 --> 00:13:05.842 Corey Leonard's birthday is in six days, 00:13:05.883 --> 00:13:06.842 just in case everybody 00:13:07.342 --> 00:13:08.884 needs some time to buy a gift. 00:13:09.703 --> 00:13:14.004 Uh, you have six days left. 00:13:14.065 --> 00:13:15.206 So, yeah, so we're going to go, 00:13:16.525 --> 00:13:19.787 we're going from Columbus up to Chicago, 00:13:20.006 --> 00:13:22.628 up to Madison, up to Minneapolis, 00:13:23.008 --> 00:13:24.668 and then across like Fargo, 00:13:24.768 --> 00:13:27.389 Bismarck all the way to great falls. 00:13:28.389 --> 00:13:30.009 Um, and. 00:13:31.590 --> 00:13:31.950 with that, 00:13:31.970 --> 00:13:33.091 we're going to pass the Badlands. 00:13:33.110 --> 00:13:34.652 We're going to pass Mount Rushmore. 00:13:34.692 --> 00:13:36.393 We're going to stop at those places. 00:13:37.212 --> 00:13:39.955 Um, the Badlands, the more I look into it, 00:13:39.995 --> 00:13:41.416 the more I am really 00:13:41.576 --> 00:13:43.336 psyched to go see that. 00:13:44.658 --> 00:13:48.740 Um, so I'm really pumped for that. 00:13:49.520 --> 00:13:49.701 Um, 00:13:50.020 --> 00:13:52.261 as well as even though Jay Birch has 00:13:52.662 --> 00:13:54.663 poo pooed my visit to Mount Rushmore, 00:13:54.744 --> 00:13:56.043 I'm still looking forward to it. 00:13:56.804 --> 00:13:56.965 Um, 00:13:58.515 --> 00:14:00.557 just to kind of see it and move on. 00:14:00.618 --> 00:14:02.760 But, uh, but it's going to be fun. 00:14:04.322 --> 00:14:05.724 And then my daughter will 00:14:05.764 --> 00:14:06.764 start her new life as a, 00:14:07.125 --> 00:14:07.785 as a professional 00:14:07.806 --> 00:14:10.629 photographer with a company, um, 00:14:11.889 --> 00:14:12.931 doing their catalog and 00:14:12.951 --> 00:14:15.374 their social media and their websites, uh, 00:14:15.514 --> 00:14:16.934 and all the apparel that they sell. 00:14:17.014 --> 00:14:19.158 So that's going to be awesome for her. 00:14:19.197 --> 00:14:20.619 And I can't wait for that to 00:14:20.639 --> 00:14:21.240 happen for her. 00:14:24.157 --> 00:14:24.537 One thing, 00:14:24.976 --> 00:14:26.217 one bit of news that came out today, 00:14:26.238 --> 00:14:27.097 and I don't even know if 00:14:27.138 --> 00:14:28.138 it's that newsworthy, 00:14:28.638 --> 00:14:30.938 is the WFP has announced 00:14:31.519 --> 00:14:33.159 who is going to be in 00:14:33.200 --> 00:14:34.879 Indianapolis in the pro 00:14:35.159 --> 00:14:36.760 qualifier or the pro 00:14:36.801 --> 00:14:39.062 division out of the qualifier. 00:14:40.142 --> 00:14:41.562 And so this is the list of 00:14:41.662 --> 00:14:43.363 athletes that qualified. 00:14:44.763 --> 00:14:45.004 My... 00:14:48.054 --> 00:14:49.535 My biggest question about this list, 00:14:49.576 --> 00:14:50.596 and it doesn't say it in 00:14:50.636 --> 00:14:53.139 the comments or in the narrative, 00:14:53.759 --> 00:14:55.760 is did these people accept 00:14:55.801 --> 00:14:57.542 their invitation to Indianapolis, 00:14:57.562 --> 00:14:59.744 or are they just the qualifiers? 00:15:00.104 --> 00:15:01.325 Because I think on the men's side, 00:15:01.424 --> 00:15:04.548 it is the top ten people in the qualifier, 00:15:04.587 --> 00:15:06.188 from one to ten, all of them. 00:15:06.808 --> 00:15:09.510 And so I'm wondering if they all accepted. 00:15:12.994 --> 00:15:14.394 And then on the women's side, 00:15:15.316 --> 00:15:16.596 it's one to eleven. 00:15:17.807 --> 00:15:19.648 There may be one change 00:15:20.548 --> 00:15:22.068 because I thought Var, Thurman, 00:15:22.109 --> 00:15:23.809 Moe was the last qualifier, 00:15:23.850 --> 00:15:27.311 but maybe I was only counting to ten. 00:15:28.672 --> 00:15:34.075 And then Oda Lundikvam is 00:15:34.914 --> 00:15:36.155 also in there at number eleven. 00:15:37.176 --> 00:15:38.557 So I'm just curious because 00:15:38.596 --> 00:15:40.258 it doesn't say that they've accepted. 00:15:40.317 --> 00:15:41.957 It just says that these are 00:15:42.018 --> 00:15:43.778 the people that qualified 00:15:44.659 --> 00:15:45.519 because I know they do 00:15:45.559 --> 00:15:46.821 backfill these positions. 00:15:48.149 --> 00:15:50.975 Um, and if it's just qualified, 00:15:51.035 --> 00:15:52.119 we knew this when they 00:15:52.158 --> 00:15:53.961 locked the leaderboard like a week ago. 00:15:54.504 --> 00:15:55.426 So I don't know why it's 00:15:55.505 --> 00:15:58.371 newsworthy unless they've accepted. 00:15:58.672 --> 00:15:58.852 Um, 00:16:01.087 --> 00:16:02.129 Ah, so yeah. 00:16:02.610 --> 00:16:03.910 So Otis because Jamie Green 00:16:03.931 --> 00:16:04.511 couldn't make it. 00:16:04.591 --> 00:16:06.192 That is, or Jamie Simmons. 00:16:07.815 --> 00:16:09.155 I call her Jamie Green too, Lynn, 00:16:09.557 --> 00:16:12.038 and it's hard. 00:16:12.058 --> 00:16:12.440 So yeah, 00:16:12.460 --> 00:16:14.020 so I guess this is people who have 00:16:14.120 --> 00:16:18.385 accepted because Jamie did not accept. 00:16:19.105 --> 00:16:22.068 And so we do have a little 00:16:22.089 --> 00:16:22.950 bit of a different list on 00:16:22.970 --> 00:16:23.691 the women's side. 00:16:28.681 --> 00:16:29.480 I agree with you, Lynn. 00:16:29.500 --> 00:16:30.201 I think it's accepted 00:16:30.221 --> 00:16:31.722 because others qualified 00:16:31.763 --> 00:16:33.903 but couldn't travel. 00:16:33.943 --> 00:16:34.163 Yeah, 00:16:34.244 --> 00:16:36.524 so this is the lineup that's going to 00:16:36.544 --> 00:16:38.885 be added to the signed athletes. 00:16:42.316 --> 00:16:43.296 and you know everybody's 00:16:43.336 --> 00:16:45.557 gonna I mean everybody knew 00:16:45.576 --> 00:16:46.777 colton was going after it 00:16:47.136 --> 00:16:48.778 anola kai nate ackerman 00:16:48.817 --> 00:16:50.238 tolamore akinyo tanner 00:16:50.278 --> 00:16:52.418 belas danny camacho colin 00:16:52.438 --> 00:16:54.418 bassard nick matthew fabian 00:16:54.438 --> 00:16:56.500 benito and chris ibarra uh 00:16:56.519 --> 00:16:58.200 it's a pretty good um 00:16:58.220 --> 00:16:59.100 that's a pretty good lineup 00:16:59.120 --> 00:17:00.480 on the men's side to be 00:17:00.561 --> 00:17:02.241 added to that uh andreas 00:17:02.322 --> 00:17:04.642 oberg ella wilkinson annika 00:17:04.662 --> 00:17:06.823 greer fisa goffi like c neely 00:17:07.603 --> 00:17:10.105 Lydia Fish, Linda Keesman, Trista Smith, 00:17:10.626 --> 00:17:12.489 Emily Rethwell, Var Thurman Moe, 00:17:12.628 --> 00:17:14.730 and Oda Lukunvan. 00:17:15.551 --> 00:17:16.353 That's pretty awesome. 00:17:17.599 --> 00:17:21.243 so uh I think that those are 00:17:21.324 --> 00:17:23.886 pretty good lineups um to 00:17:24.007 --> 00:17:26.429 go into the pro division 00:17:26.469 --> 00:17:28.811 what's crazy is and is that 00:17:28.872 --> 00:17:30.232 abby domet did not make the 00:17:30.272 --> 00:17:31.233 qualifier for the pro 00:17:31.253 --> 00:17:32.414 division she's only in the 00:17:32.454 --> 00:17:34.196 challenger and she talked 00:17:34.217 --> 00:17:35.278 about it on the spin this 00:17:35.337 --> 00:17:37.019 week that she's not great 00:17:37.059 --> 00:17:38.401 at online qualifier she's 00:17:38.441 --> 00:17:40.483 better in person um 00:17:41.521 --> 00:17:42.982 And I think this goes to show it. 00:17:43.002 --> 00:17:44.383 That's why she went for it 00:17:44.482 --> 00:17:46.144 at mayhem and didn't really 00:17:46.584 --> 00:17:47.723 have a backup plan. 00:17:47.844 --> 00:17:50.424 It was, I'm going forward at mayhem and, 00:17:51.565 --> 00:17:55.086 uh, to qualify and what a tight race to, 00:17:55.227 --> 00:17:56.146 for it to be like, 00:17:56.906 --> 00:17:57.728 I know she had other 00:17:57.807 --> 00:17:59.468 opportunities if she didn't make it, 00:17:59.968 --> 00:18:01.729 but for it to be like your 00:18:01.888 --> 00:18:03.809 one shot mentally and how 00:18:03.849 --> 00:18:05.430 close that was at the end. 00:18:06.510 --> 00:18:07.490 Wow, man. 00:18:08.673 --> 00:18:09.513 Good on her, though. 00:18:10.575 --> 00:18:11.414 Sometimes you just got to 00:18:11.434 --> 00:18:12.276 put yourself in that 00:18:12.355 --> 00:18:15.259 situation and let the cream 00:18:15.298 --> 00:18:17.780 rise to the top as you get there. 00:18:30.810 --> 00:18:31.751 I'm not sure who else is 00:18:31.811 --> 00:18:33.472 gaining from this comp experience, 00:18:33.532 --> 00:18:34.374 men or women. 00:18:38.857 --> 00:18:39.117 Um, 00:18:39.218 --> 00:18:41.160 it's good for Lydia fish and Trista to 00:18:41.200 --> 00:18:41.619 compete in. 00:18:42.160 --> 00:18:43.381 I think any competition, 00:18:43.421 --> 00:18:44.662 especially for young athletes, 00:18:44.682 --> 00:18:45.582 that they can get some 00:18:45.622 --> 00:18:47.762 experience head to head is 00:18:47.943 --> 00:18:50.184 really good for them. 00:18:50.545 --> 00:18:50.785 Um, 00:18:51.465 --> 00:18:53.547 I think we found that when we came out 00:18:53.586 --> 00:18:54.907 of COVID and the young 00:18:54.968 --> 00:18:57.128 athletes at that time never 00:18:57.189 --> 00:18:58.289 competed on the floor 00:18:58.309 --> 00:18:59.170 because everything was 00:18:59.250 --> 00:19:00.671 online during the COVID year. 00:19:01.571 --> 00:19:03.452 And when they got there, they, 00:19:03.932 --> 00:19:06.054 they struggled in person events. 00:19:07.035 --> 00:19:07.234 Um, 00:19:09.423 --> 00:19:12.765 And so I think any 00:19:12.845 --> 00:19:14.486 experience that any athlete 00:19:14.506 --> 00:19:15.747 can get on the floor head 00:19:15.787 --> 00:19:18.087 to head is really, really important. 00:19:24.701 --> 00:19:25.961 And I think what Craig's saying here, 00:19:25.981 --> 00:19:28.263 and if I'm missing the interpretation, 00:19:29.023 --> 00:19:30.765 is that you're asking who 00:19:30.805 --> 00:19:32.527 is gaining more from this competition, 00:19:32.567 --> 00:19:33.487 the men or the women? 00:19:34.807 --> 00:19:36.028 I don't think there is a 00:19:36.088 --> 00:19:37.369 difference in what they're gaining. 00:19:37.410 --> 00:19:39.111 I think they're both gaining experience. 00:19:39.691 --> 00:19:40.951 Any head-to-head competition 00:19:40.991 --> 00:19:47.977 is good for them. 00:19:48.037 --> 00:19:49.357 I'm excited for Oda and Var. 00:19:52.792 --> 00:19:53.933 Krieger has been churning 00:19:54.013 --> 00:19:54.954 athletes and I'm pumped to 00:19:54.994 --> 00:19:55.795 see them bring it in. 00:19:56.776 --> 00:19:57.936 Yeah. 00:19:57.957 --> 00:19:59.798 Kristen Holta and that crew 00:19:59.938 --> 00:20:04.281 are just building an empire in Norway. 00:20:04.321 --> 00:20:07.884 It's going to be, I'm really sad that, 00:20:08.125 --> 00:20:10.086 that Mathilde Garnes did not, 00:20:10.866 --> 00:20:12.147 was not able to compete. 00:20:13.428 --> 00:20:14.849 She's one of my favorite athletes. 00:20:15.250 --> 00:20:16.990 She's done well with the Krieger system. 00:20:19.573 --> 00:20:20.614 So yeah, bummed for that. 00:20:24.576 --> 00:20:25.317 so another thing that's 00:20:25.336 --> 00:20:27.097 happening tonight is the 00:20:27.178 --> 00:20:29.898 public judging window for 00:20:29.959 --> 00:20:31.660 the age group semifinals 00:20:31.859 --> 00:20:35.082 ends this evening um and at 00:20:35.122 --> 00:20:36.781 that point then crossfit 00:20:36.821 --> 00:20:39.222 will take the votes that have been 00:20:40.463 --> 00:20:43.066 given and they are going to 00:20:43.487 --> 00:20:44.708 then go back and do a 00:20:44.807 --> 00:20:48.230 second review um do a 00:20:48.289 --> 00:20:49.892 second review of those that 00:20:49.991 --> 00:20:51.393 need reviewed in their 00:20:51.452 --> 00:20:52.894 opinion based on the 00:20:52.953 --> 00:20:54.556 numbers and then we should 00:20:54.596 --> 00:20:57.657 have a final a final age 00:20:57.698 --> 00:20:59.539 group qualification in 00:20:59.579 --> 00:21:03.123 about ten days um it's such 00:21:03.163 --> 00:21:04.042 a long time to wait for 00:21:04.063 --> 00:21:06.045 those athletes they put so 00:21:06.065 --> 00:21:07.705 much into this and man the 00:21:08.487 --> 00:21:10.448 the online thing just is terrible. 00:21:11.489 --> 00:21:11.888 I did. 00:21:11.990 --> 00:21:13.611 I was encouraged that Dave 00:21:13.651 --> 00:21:15.092 said that he loved what 00:21:15.152 --> 00:21:16.492 mayhem did in an affiliate 00:21:16.532 --> 00:21:17.512 and maybe they could do 00:21:17.573 --> 00:21:18.453 some of those types of 00:21:18.493 --> 00:21:21.016 things for the age group, uh, 00:21:21.076 --> 00:21:24.919 semis as well and find a way for them to, 00:21:25.118 --> 00:21:27.039 to qualify in person. 00:21:27.721 --> 00:21:29.981 I know there's a couple, uh, 00:21:30.162 --> 00:21:32.784 masters type at, um, competitions. 00:21:32.844 --> 00:21:35.266 There's the pit, um, 00:21:37.150 --> 00:21:38.609 to do for the teens, 00:21:39.210 --> 00:21:40.490 I think it'd be cool if 00:21:40.530 --> 00:21:42.490 there was some opportunity, uh, 00:21:42.510 --> 00:21:44.011 for them to qualify in person. 00:21:44.652 --> 00:21:44.731 I, 00:21:44.751 --> 00:21:46.392 we talked about it briefly yesterday 00:21:46.432 --> 00:21:47.152 about the difference 00:21:47.172 --> 00:21:48.413 between online and in person. 00:21:48.452 --> 00:21:49.353 And some people were really 00:21:49.393 --> 00:21:50.913 good at one and maybe not the other. 00:21:51.772 --> 00:21:53.433 I know like Jamie would love 00:21:53.453 --> 00:21:54.953 to compete in person to 00:21:54.993 --> 00:21:57.674 qualify as opposed to online. 00:21:58.575 --> 00:22:02.135 Um, so it'd be cool to have that option. 00:22:02.175 --> 00:22:03.316 If you are a better in 00:22:03.375 --> 00:22:05.517 person athlete than you are 00:22:05.576 --> 00:22:06.596 an online athlete. 00:22:07.622 --> 00:22:08.241 But we'll see. 00:22:08.382 --> 00:22:08.721 I mean, 00:22:09.083 --> 00:22:10.762 it would depend on partners being 00:22:10.803 --> 00:22:11.763 willing to have those 00:22:11.804 --> 00:22:13.403 events because I don't 00:22:13.423 --> 00:22:14.644 think CrossFit themselves 00:22:14.684 --> 00:22:17.125 would actually invest in 00:22:17.165 --> 00:22:24.367 holding those events. 00:22:24.407 --> 00:22:25.388 But yeah, 00:22:25.489 --> 00:22:27.288 I can't wait for those to be 00:22:27.348 --> 00:22:29.009 finished and us to get 00:22:29.049 --> 00:22:30.170 final results on who's 00:22:30.549 --> 00:22:31.790 actually coming to Columbus 00:22:32.570 --> 00:22:33.230 at the end of the year. 00:22:36.051 --> 00:22:37.032 It'll be good to get those 00:22:37.073 --> 00:22:46.140 officially out there. 00:22:46.160 --> 00:22:47.320 Of course is what idea 00:22:47.421 --> 00:22:49.262 online qualifier of MFC and 00:22:49.303 --> 00:22:51.144 Legends and then those two 00:22:51.183 --> 00:22:53.405 are qualifiers for Masters games. 00:22:54.867 --> 00:22:56.028 They'd really have to do 00:22:56.068 --> 00:22:57.450 some mega schedule changing 00:22:58.550 --> 00:23:00.313 because Legends is in December. 00:23:01.433 --> 00:23:02.334 They would have to change 00:23:02.374 --> 00:23:03.375 that dramatically. 00:23:04.096 --> 00:23:06.037 Legends hosts the games, 00:23:06.577 --> 00:23:07.818 and so I don't think they'd 00:23:07.858 --> 00:23:10.980 want to do two really close 00:23:11.020 --> 00:23:12.182 back-to-back events. 00:23:12.623 --> 00:23:14.003 I think you'd almost have to 00:23:14.044 --> 00:23:18.867 find some other partners. 00:23:18.907 --> 00:23:20.348 So with that, 00:23:22.071 --> 00:23:23.132 He was talking about it in 00:23:23.152 --> 00:23:24.272 the way that Mayhem was an 00:23:24.292 --> 00:23:25.653 affiliate and that they 00:23:25.692 --> 00:23:27.492 held a competition in an affiliate. 00:23:27.953 --> 00:23:30.153 So I think he's thinking 00:23:30.653 --> 00:23:32.474 like smaller ones around 00:23:32.494 --> 00:23:34.234 the country inside of an 00:23:34.295 --> 00:23:35.535 affiliate where you can go 00:23:35.595 --> 00:23:38.215 compete as opposed to like 00:23:38.236 --> 00:23:40.896 these big competitions like 00:23:41.076 --> 00:23:42.737 MFC and Legends. 00:23:45.278 --> 00:23:45.738 Lynn says, 00:23:45.758 --> 00:23:46.998 the online video thing I hope 00:23:47.038 --> 00:23:48.157 was just a test case. 00:23:48.538 --> 00:23:49.699 They were trying, but... 00:23:50.922 --> 00:23:51.883 Well, the good news is, 00:23:51.923 --> 00:23:54.026 I don't know if anybody saw this, 00:23:54.066 --> 00:23:56.909 but Jason Grubb actually posted, 00:23:58.089 --> 00:24:04.777 hopefully it's on his, okay, here we go. 00:24:05.337 --> 00:24:07.740 He posted this yesterday, I think it was. 00:24:09.448 --> 00:24:11.169 that and he is part of the 00:24:11.269 --> 00:24:14.029 athlete council uh he had 00:24:14.089 --> 00:24:15.309 posted a thing that corey 00:24:15.329 --> 00:24:16.029 and I talked about on 00:24:16.069 --> 00:24:17.851 wednesday like a list of 00:24:17.891 --> 00:24:18.990 things that were wrong with 00:24:19.030 --> 00:24:21.992 the online judging um and 00:24:22.032 --> 00:24:23.232 he's posted this update 00:24:23.272 --> 00:24:24.452 crossfit hq will meet with 00:24:24.472 --> 00:24:25.273 the crossfit athlete 00:24:25.294 --> 00:24:26.453 council regarding feedback 00:24:26.493 --> 00:24:28.315 questions concerns about 00:24:28.375 --> 00:24:29.434 the semi-final review 00:24:29.474 --> 00:24:31.796 process unfortunately after 00:24:31.816 --> 00:24:32.715 the completion of the 00:24:32.756 --> 00:24:34.217 competition late next week 00:24:34.856 --> 00:24:36.938 so hopefully it will 00:24:38.632 --> 00:24:39.653 They'll have this meeting 00:24:39.752 --> 00:24:41.315 and they'll correct things for next year, 00:24:41.714 --> 00:24:42.576 but it looks like we're 00:24:42.615 --> 00:24:52.105 stuck with what we have for this year. 00:24:52.144 --> 00:24:54.027 But at least someone is 00:24:54.067 --> 00:24:55.248 talking to CrossFit about 00:24:55.307 --> 00:24:56.528 it and they are responsive 00:24:56.548 --> 00:24:57.450 and they're going to talk 00:24:57.490 --> 00:25:01.313 to the athlete council about it. 00:25:01.373 --> 00:25:02.875 So I think that's a good thing. 00:25:12.087 --> 00:25:12.348 Also, 00:25:12.388 --> 00:25:14.412 they said HQ programmed the semis and 00:25:14.471 --> 00:25:16.214 Legends will program the games, right? 00:25:16.675 --> 00:25:19.200 So it would be HQ organizing the semis. 00:25:21.951 --> 00:25:23.471 I think it's all up in the 00:25:23.692 --> 00:25:26.413 air as to who would do what 00:25:26.873 --> 00:25:29.374 for next year unless they 00:25:29.433 --> 00:25:30.493 did the same events at 00:25:30.614 --> 00:25:34.055 every in-person semifinal. 00:25:34.654 --> 00:25:35.915 If they did it like they did 00:25:35.955 --> 00:25:37.175 for the elite and just let 00:25:37.215 --> 00:25:40.176 the in-person semifinals 00:25:40.676 --> 00:25:42.196 program however they wanted 00:25:42.958 --> 00:25:44.178 and you could choose to go 00:25:44.218 --> 00:25:48.919 to those or not, I think that's fine too. 00:25:49.298 --> 00:25:50.319 It's just different ways to 00:25:50.339 --> 00:25:51.720 get into the party. 00:25:53.467 --> 00:25:54.769 and I'm okay with all that 00:25:57.070 --> 00:25:58.613 however whichever way they 00:25:58.633 --> 00:26:06.942 wanted to go um so yeah so 00:26:06.981 --> 00:26:09.444 that happened yesterday the 00:26:09.464 --> 00:26:10.226 last thing I want to talk 00:26:10.246 --> 00:26:14.911 about just some fun stuff is uh is 00:26:17.924 --> 00:26:19.486 I, I am a great game show junkie. 00:26:20.186 --> 00:26:21.347 I love game shows. 00:26:21.508 --> 00:26:23.009 I watch them all the time. 00:26:23.628 --> 00:26:25.431 It's something my wife and I do together. 00:26:26.612 --> 00:26:29.413 Um, we watched jeopardy every night, uh, 00:26:29.453 --> 00:26:29.993 together. 00:26:30.515 --> 00:26:31.516 I know that makes me sound 00:26:31.556 --> 00:26:34.577 like I'm really old, but I just, I love, 00:26:34.798 --> 00:26:35.858 I love game shows. 00:26:35.919 --> 00:26:37.359 I've loved them since I was a kid. 00:26:38.000 --> 00:26:39.642 My mom and I would watch them together. 00:26:40.261 --> 00:26:40.923 And I guess I was just 00:26:40.942 --> 00:26:41.583 thinking about it with 00:26:41.603 --> 00:26:44.306 everything going through with my mom that, 00:26:44.685 --> 00:26:44.746 um, 00:26:47.916 --> 00:26:52.239 uh, that I've just, I don't know. 00:26:52.439 --> 00:26:54.119 I just really, really, really enjoy them. 00:26:55.320 --> 00:26:56.701 And I was thinking about 00:26:57.342 --> 00:26:58.623 which ones I love the most. 00:26:58.682 --> 00:26:58.942 And I, 00:26:59.502 --> 00:27:00.884 and Jay Birch comes in with wheel of 00:27:00.903 --> 00:27:01.223 fortune. 00:27:01.263 --> 00:27:02.805 I would put that as like a tier two. 00:27:03.345 --> 00:27:04.506 I'm not really great at the, 00:27:04.645 --> 00:27:06.165 at the word puzzle solving. 00:27:06.567 --> 00:27:07.686 I'm, I'm okay. 00:27:08.047 --> 00:27:09.428 Maybe a little better than average, 00:27:09.468 --> 00:27:10.769 but I'm okay with it. 00:27:11.449 --> 00:27:13.190 Uh, but, um, 00:27:13.771 --> 00:27:15.893 yeah I like I like fast 00:27:15.932 --> 00:27:17.934 trivia like the games I 00:27:17.974 --> 00:27:19.015 like are the ones that get 00:27:19.055 --> 00:27:20.556 the most questions out in 00:27:20.596 --> 00:27:21.977 the half hour or hour that 00:27:22.017 --> 00:27:24.157 it's on uh so the shows I 00:27:24.178 --> 00:27:25.878 like are jeopardy I like 00:27:25.919 --> 00:27:28.580 the chase I like um the 00:27:28.621 --> 00:27:30.201 floor because you're 00:27:30.221 --> 00:27:31.643 getting just rapid fire 00:27:31.702 --> 00:27:35.065 questions throughout uh the 00:27:35.105 --> 00:27:36.665 episode that it's airing 00:27:37.526 --> 00:27:39.828 I, when my mom used to actually, 00:27:40.048 --> 00:27:41.111 and I used to play five 00:27:41.131 --> 00:27:42.551 thousand dollar pyramid or whatever, 00:27:42.833 --> 00:27:44.375 however many dollars it is now, 00:27:46.636 --> 00:27:48.078 one of us would turn our back to the TV, 00:27:48.118 --> 00:27:49.279 we would mute it and the 00:27:49.299 --> 00:27:50.402 other one would give clues 00:27:50.902 --> 00:27:52.664 and we would play the game along with it. 00:27:54.787 --> 00:27:55.887 so I yeah I like all those 00:27:55.907 --> 00:27:56.887 games the games I don't 00:27:56.928 --> 00:27:58.189 like are the ones that like 00:27:58.269 --> 00:27:59.890 in an hour you get like six 00:27:59.950 --> 00:28:02.010 questions like hundred like 00:28:02.111 --> 00:28:03.531 uh who wants to be a 00:28:03.571 --> 00:28:05.853 millionaire like that is it 00:28:05.873 --> 00:28:07.433 just drones on with like 00:28:07.534 --> 00:28:08.773 really bad questions at 00:28:08.814 --> 00:28:10.434 first you finally get to 00:28:10.474 --> 00:28:12.036 some decent ones but you 00:28:12.096 --> 00:28:13.477 only get like a handful in 00:28:13.497 --> 00:28:15.317 the entire episode and to 00:28:15.357 --> 00:28:17.499 me that's just a big big waste of time 00:28:19.142 --> 00:28:20.522 But I like Price is Right. 00:28:21.384 --> 00:28:23.445 It moves fast, all of that kind of stuff. 00:28:25.126 --> 00:28:25.988 And I was just curious if 00:28:26.028 --> 00:28:27.348 any of you guys were game 00:28:27.368 --> 00:28:29.471 show junkies like I was, 00:28:30.070 --> 00:28:32.893 or if I'm one of the few. 00:28:33.034 --> 00:28:35.035 I actually tried to get on a 00:28:35.075 --> 00:28:36.076 game show this year for the 00:28:36.096 --> 00:28:36.936 first time ever. 00:28:37.717 --> 00:28:38.857 My nephew, my daughter, 00:28:38.897 --> 00:28:42.340 and I tried out for Pop Culture Jeopardy, 00:28:42.361 --> 00:28:45.183 which is running on Prime now. 00:28:45.203 --> 00:28:46.404 The test to get in was... 00:28:47.858 --> 00:28:48.480 So hard. 00:28:49.380 --> 00:28:51.521 So, so hard. 00:28:52.343 --> 00:28:53.604 We kind of knew coming out 00:28:53.644 --> 00:28:55.285 of the test that we had 00:28:55.325 --> 00:28:58.126 lost our shot to come on the show, 00:28:58.988 --> 00:28:59.909 but we gave it a shot. 00:28:59.969 --> 00:29:01.109 I'd never done it before. 00:29:01.190 --> 00:29:03.311 It was a fun experience just 00:29:03.352 --> 00:29:04.372 going through the test, 00:29:05.593 --> 00:29:06.453 but we didn't make it. 00:29:06.894 --> 00:29:07.954 And then now I've watched 00:29:07.994 --> 00:29:09.215 the Pop Culture Jeopardy show, 00:29:09.236 --> 00:29:10.717 and a lot of the people on 00:29:10.757 --> 00:29:12.598 there are former Jeopardy contestants. 00:29:13.078 --> 00:29:14.661 Like, you've had your shot, man. 00:29:14.740 --> 00:29:15.760 Let some of us in there. 00:29:16.781 --> 00:29:23.365 uh so yeah jay birch says 00:29:23.385 --> 00:29:24.365 when I was in high school I 00:29:24.385 --> 00:29:26.047 was on the challenge team 00:29:26.487 --> 00:29:27.288 which was essentially a 00:29:27.307 --> 00:29:28.949 trivia con contest between 00:29:29.009 --> 00:29:29.989 schools and we would do it 00:29:30.028 --> 00:29:32.490 on tv yeah we we had those 00:29:32.529 --> 00:29:33.851 in pennsylvania too that 00:29:33.891 --> 00:29:36.613 was fun um and then corey 00:29:36.633 --> 00:29:37.512 says hollywood squares 00:29:37.913 --> 00:29:39.173 again that's one of those where 00:29:41.128 --> 00:29:41.990 see that shows more about 00:29:42.029 --> 00:29:44.051 the jokes to me and the 00:29:44.092 --> 00:29:45.053 celebrities telling the 00:29:45.093 --> 00:29:47.015 jokes and the trivia 00:29:47.035 --> 00:29:48.615 questions you only get like 00:29:48.776 --> 00:29:51.919 ten for ten or twelve for 00:29:51.960 --> 00:29:53.340 the half hour or whatever 00:29:53.361 --> 00:29:56.084 it's on it's it's fine I 00:29:56.144 --> 00:29:57.825 don't I don't dislike it 00:29:58.746 --> 00:30:00.807 but it's not like in my my 00:30:00.887 --> 00:30:02.569 upper tier of game shows 00:30:06.686 --> 00:30:07.586 And we still have more talk 00:30:07.606 --> 00:30:09.928 about the online de-read 00:30:09.988 --> 00:30:11.048 issue with the online stuff 00:30:11.107 --> 00:30:11.928 is that there are too many 00:30:11.968 --> 00:30:12.928 videos to validate. 00:30:13.748 --> 00:30:14.788 I think that was the premise 00:30:14.827 --> 00:30:15.469 of this though, 00:30:15.509 --> 00:30:16.788 that there were so many for 00:30:17.009 --> 00:30:17.929 HQ to go through to 00:30:17.969 --> 00:30:20.970 validate that they put it 00:30:21.049 --> 00:30:22.210 out there for public 00:30:22.250 --> 00:30:24.289 consumption thinking that 00:30:24.410 --> 00:30:25.170 everybody would be 00:30:25.210 --> 00:30:27.911 trustworthy and that they 00:30:27.951 --> 00:30:30.510 would do legit judging to 00:30:30.590 --> 00:30:32.152 narrow down their focus to 00:30:32.231 --> 00:30:33.551 just the bad videos. 00:30:34.291 --> 00:30:36.013 And I don't think that's what they got. 00:30:36.555 --> 00:30:37.596 I think what they're getting 00:30:37.957 --> 00:30:39.538 are manipulated numbers 00:30:40.740 --> 00:30:41.780 based on friendships, 00:30:41.840 --> 00:30:44.023 based on all the stuff that 00:30:44.064 --> 00:30:45.244 Grubb talked about in his 00:30:45.305 --> 00:30:49.711 post the other day, which was this post. 00:30:54.191 --> 00:30:56.153 um where he talked about 00:30:56.732 --> 00:30:57.993 there's no way to identify 00:30:58.055 --> 00:30:59.134 what's been wrong with the 00:30:59.154 --> 00:31:01.637 video uh we can't see who's 00:31:01.698 --> 00:31:03.980 marking the videos uh some 00:31:04.019 --> 00:31:05.161 athletes used friends or 00:31:05.221 --> 00:31:06.642 judges to pre-populate good 00:31:06.682 --> 00:31:09.223 reviews um their reports of 00:31:09.263 --> 00:31:10.464 organized networks down 00:31:10.505 --> 00:31:11.726 voting other competitors 00:31:12.226 --> 00:31:13.067 like these are the things 00:31:13.146 --> 00:31:17.510 we that crossfit did not expect um 00:31:18.972 --> 00:31:20.814 when they when they launched 00:31:20.854 --> 00:31:22.334 this the whole premise of 00:31:22.354 --> 00:31:23.494 this was to narrow down 00:31:23.535 --> 00:31:25.154 their focus because there 00:31:25.174 --> 00:31:26.174 were so many videos to 00:31:26.214 --> 00:31:27.895 validate so many divisions 00:31:28.215 --> 00:31:29.896 so many videos but I don't 00:31:29.916 --> 00:31:42.161 think that's what they got um 00:31:48.755 --> 00:31:50.115 I think this is about what 00:31:50.155 --> 00:31:54.397 Craig asked up here, which was, 00:31:54.438 --> 00:31:55.419 I'm not sure who else in 00:31:55.439 --> 00:31:56.619 the men or women brackets 00:31:56.640 --> 00:31:57.759 would gain from this comp 00:31:57.820 --> 00:31:59.461 experience except newer 00:31:59.501 --> 00:32:01.643 athletes like Trista and Lydia. 00:32:01.663 --> 00:32:02.643 Again, 00:32:02.682 --> 00:32:05.384 I think everybody can use experience. 00:32:06.046 --> 00:32:07.326 And then Lynn answered, 00:32:07.385 --> 00:32:07.987 a majority of the 00:32:08.027 --> 00:32:09.106 qualifiers have at least 00:32:09.307 --> 00:32:10.508 one CrossFit Games 00:32:10.548 --> 00:32:11.909 experience or pretty close. 00:32:13.430 --> 00:32:14.631 I think both men and women, 00:32:14.931 --> 00:32:16.071 WFP is more than, 00:32:17.251 --> 00:32:18.531 is more visibility for 00:32:18.592 --> 00:32:22.173 sponsorships etc um yeah 00:32:22.232 --> 00:32:22.972 we'll see about the 00:32:22.992 --> 00:32:25.374 visibility um once they 00:32:25.433 --> 00:32:27.273 launch I hope they get more 00:32:27.314 --> 00:32:28.375 visibility I want the 00:32:28.434 --> 00:32:29.255 athletes to have more 00:32:29.315 --> 00:32:31.295 opportunities um so I hope 00:32:31.335 --> 00:32:39.517 that that that is what's there um 00:32:41.938 --> 00:32:43.538 Family feud with Richard Dawson. 00:32:43.558 --> 00:32:44.358 That's the best. 00:32:45.380 --> 00:32:45.799 Jay Burch, 00:32:45.920 --> 00:32:47.059 you and I may be the only two 00:32:47.079 --> 00:32:48.280 that even remember Richard 00:32:48.320 --> 00:32:57.085 Dawson on family feud. 00:32:57.125 --> 00:32:58.605 Corey says one of his fellow 00:32:58.645 --> 00:32:59.685 competitors is in the 00:32:59.726 --> 00:33:01.646 twenty ninth position and 00:33:01.666 --> 00:33:02.967 he has a ton of down votes 00:33:02.988 --> 00:33:04.028 for no apparent reason 00:33:04.567 --> 00:33:05.469 other than the fact that 00:33:05.509 --> 00:33:06.528 he's in twenty ninth. 00:33:06.989 --> 00:33:07.148 Yeah, 00:33:07.189 --> 00:33:10.330 that's that's exactly when that's the 00:33:10.371 --> 00:33:10.651 mess. 00:33:12.455 --> 00:33:12.896 Um, 00:33:12.936 --> 00:33:14.538 Lynn says I'm not a judge and I've 00:33:14.577 --> 00:33:15.499 watched a lot of videos 00:33:15.538 --> 00:33:16.980 with down votes for no reason. 00:33:18.863 --> 00:33:19.863 I have been a judge. 00:33:20.023 --> 00:33:20.864 I've been a judge. 00:33:21.880 --> 00:33:23.019 at very high levels. 00:33:23.740 --> 00:33:25.300 I have, and I, and again, 00:33:25.381 --> 00:33:26.621 I think I said this the other day, 00:33:26.800 --> 00:33:27.461 I did some, 00:33:27.862 --> 00:33:29.622 I just spot checking of videos 00:33:30.301 --> 00:33:31.103 and I did not, 00:33:31.682 --> 00:33:33.762 I did not look at any friends videos. 00:33:33.803 --> 00:33:35.523 I was trying to eliminate 00:33:35.624 --> 00:33:37.703 all of my biases and just 00:33:37.763 --> 00:33:39.085 trying to find what these 00:33:39.125 --> 00:33:40.224 people were down voting. 00:33:40.724 --> 00:33:41.865 And I had a really, 00:33:41.944 --> 00:33:43.205 really hard time finding 00:33:43.385 --> 00:33:45.665 anything through my spot 00:33:45.705 --> 00:33:47.626 checking that was actually legit. 00:33:49.872 --> 00:33:50.292 Again, 00:33:50.593 --> 00:33:52.054 it would be very helpful if they had 00:33:52.094 --> 00:33:52.795 to say why. 00:33:54.455 --> 00:33:55.656 I think if you say why, 00:33:55.737 --> 00:33:57.038 it eliminates people just 00:33:57.117 --> 00:33:58.798 going and clicking on a 00:34:00.079 --> 00:34:04.142 thumb up or thumb down. 00:34:10.907 --> 00:34:11.347 Meanwhile, 00:34:11.387 --> 00:34:13.048 the guy who got twentieth on 00:34:13.108 --> 00:34:14.570 Isabel clearly did it with 00:34:14.610 --> 00:34:15.951 a hundred and fifty-five pounds. 00:34:17.099 --> 00:34:18.159 See if that happened and 00:34:18.199 --> 00:34:19.519 they did spot that and it 00:34:19.559 --> 00:34:20.641 was in there and they, 00:34:21.280 --> 00:34:22.661 that makes sense for, 00:34:22.902 --> 00:34:24.523 to point that out to HQ, 00:34:24.563 --> 00:34:25.842 to get this guy out of there. 00:34:25.862 --> 00:34:26.603 He doesn't belong. 00:34:27.643 --> 00:34:35.867 Um, so yeah. 00:34:35.887 --> 00:34:37.389 Corey remembers Richard Dawson. 00:34:38.929 --> 00:34:39.250 Um, 00:34:39.769 --> 00:34:42.871 Craig Bosley likes the dating show and 00:34:42.911 --> 00:34:43.512 marriage show. 00:34:43.552 --> 00:34:45.813 Don't remember you, the newlywed game. 00:34:47.382 --> 00:34:53.056 That's what you're thinking of, Craig. 00:34:53.115 --> 00:34:54.458 So yeah, 00:34:54.539 --> 00:34:56.384 that one led to a lot of fights usually. 00:34:57.777 --> 00:34:58.818 We had a home version of 00:34:58.858 --> 00:35:00.039 that that I played with my 00:35:00.099 --> 00:35:02.001 parents before my dad passed away. 00:35:02.822 --> 00:35:06.784 And my dad can't remember anything. 00:35:07.644 --> 00:35:11.367 And my mom was so livid that 00:35:11.708 --> 00:35:12.387 they were getting into a 00:35:12.427 --> 00:35:15.530 fight in our living room over the stuff. 00:35:17.231 --> 00:35:18.072 And that's what the show 00:35:18.112 --> 00:35:23.576 turned out to be as well. 00:35:23.596 --> 00:35:25.396 But yeah. 00:35:25.436 --> 00:35:25.597 Yeah. 00:35:27.204 --> 00:35:30.945 So I really think that this 00:35:31.085 --> 00:35:32.266 age group video stuff is a 00:35:32.306 --> 00:35:33.327 mess and hopefully they get 00:35:33.347 --> 00:35:35.728 this cleared up and that, um, 00:35:35.748 --> 00:35:36.927 the athlete council can 00:35:36.987 --> 00:35:39.168 talk to them about, uh, 00:35:39.208 --> 00:35:41.449 what they're doing and 00:35:41.489 --> 00:35:42.809 maybe get some corrections, 00:35:43.349 --> 00:35:44.771 hopefully along with that 00:35:44.831 --> 00:35:46.510 in the same vein is take 00:35:46.550 --> 00:35:47.672 away the silly requirement 00:35:47.711 --> 00:35:51.213 for two judges for these, um, 00:35:54.338 --> 00:35:57.280 take away the two judges for 00:35:57.722 --> 00:36:00.184 these in-person or in-affiliate semis. 00:36:01.226 --> 00:36:03.387 That's just a big ask for 00:36:04.769 --> 00:36:05.911 Masters athletes who have 00:36:05.931 --> 00:36:06.692 to work full-time. 00:36:09.760 --> 00:36:11.681 um lynn says deal or no deal 00:36:12.300 --> 00:36:13.440 I like deal or no deal but 00:36:13.800 --> 00:36:15.541 I really like deal or no 00:36:15.581 --> 00:36:17.121 deal island I think that 00:36:17.161 --> 00:36:19.842 has added a a mix to the 00:36:19.862 --> 00:36:22.222 bag that makes it way more 00:36:22.262 --> 00:36:35.025 exciting um uh so yeah lynn 00:36:35.065 --> 00:36:35.867 is saying I should have 00:36:35.907 --> 00:36:37.666 collins for sunday because I'm heated 00:36:38.789 --> 00:36:40.471 We have the capability of doing Collins. 00:36:41.331 --> 00:36:41.851 I can do that. 00:36:44.012 --> 00:36:44.992 We've done them in the past 00:36:45.032 --> 00:36:46.652 with not a lot of response. 00:36:47.172 --> 00:36:48.034 I think the only people that 00:36:48.054 --> 00:36:49.034 have ever called into my 00:36:49.074 --> 00:36:50.235 show are Corey and Kenneth 00:36:52.494 --> 00:36:53.255 on different shows, 00:36:53.335 --> 00:36:55.496 but we can we can open up 00:36:55.536 --> 00:36:56.137 the phone lines. 00:36:57.951 --> 00:36:58.050 Uh, 00:36:58.070 --> 00:36:59.652 I have my phone hooked to the road 00:36:59.672 --> 00:36:59.992 caster. 00:37:00.032 --> 00:37:01.753 I just have to Bluetooth it 00:37:01.793 --> 00:37:04.074 in again for Sunday night. 00:37:04.155 --> 00:37:05.797 And I'm actually going to be 00:37:05.996 --> 00:37:07.057 bacheloring it up all 00:37:07.077 --> 00:37:08.117 weekend because my wife's 00:37:08.157 --> 00:37:09.318 going to Pittsburgh to help 00:37:09.358 --> 00:37:09.980 my daughter pack. 00:37:10.659 --> 00:37:12.221 So it's just me and my dog 00:37:12.260 --> 00:37:13.382 Walter all weekend. 00:37:13.942 --> 00:37:14.302 Uh, 00:37:14.342 --> 00:37:15.963 so I got plenty of time to hook up some 00:37:16.003 --> 00:37:16.403 stuff. 00:37:17.364 --> 00:37:17.545 Um, 00:37:19.744 --> 00:37:21.166 And get that ready so yeah 00:37:21.846 --> 00:37:24.509 I'll put in the the phone call option, 00:37:25.110 --> 00:37:26.130 and you can talk directly 00:37:26.170 --> 00:37:27.291 to carolyn and Jamie and 00:37:27.411 --> 00:37:28.273 get their thoughts. 00:37:30.976 --> 00:37:32.757 I'm trying to transition to 00:37:32.797 --> 00:37:33.597 just being like a 00:37:33.637 --> 00:37:35.019 facilitator on Sunday 00:37:35.079 --> 00:37:36.601 nights there's times where 00:37:36.621 --> 00:37:37.802 I just I have to say. 00:37:39.597 --> 00:37:40.577 I have to say something, 00:37:40.637 --> 00:37:41.719 but I'm trying to turn into 00:37:41.739 --> 00:37:43.219 a facilitator on Sunday 00:37:43.260 --> 00:37:45.041 nights where this show 00:37:45.081 --> 00:37:47.722 during the week is my opinion. 00:37:48.682 --> 00:37:50.224 I let Jamie and Carolyn talk 00:37:50.264 --> 00:37:52.425 and give their perspective 00:37:52.485 --> 00:37:53.186 on Sunday nights, 00:37:53.206 --> 00:37:54.806 and I just try to be a facilitator. 00:37:55.887 --> 00:37:56.307 Now, again, 00:37:56.568 --> 00:37:57.528 that's really hard for me 00:37:57.588 --> 00:37:58.489 because sometimes I just 00:37:58.568 --> 00:38:00.789 really want to say something, and I do. 00:38:01.670 --> 00:38:03.090 But that's really where I'm 00:38:03.150 --> 00:38:05.431 trying to lean toward going 00:38:05.492 --> 00:38:06.833 forward on those Sunday 00:38:06.873 --> 00:38:08.753 night shows is really 00:38:08.793 --> 00:38:11.554 making it Jamie and Carolyn's show, 00:38:11.655 --> 00:38:12.474 and I'm just kind of 00:38:12.514 --> 00:38:20.617 facilitating the news and 00:38:20.637 --> 00:38:22.119 the topics and all of that. 00:38:23.547 --> 00:38:25.947 But I would love to hear a 00:38:26.007 --> 00:38:27.547 heated Lynn on Sunday night. 00:38:27.588 --> 00:38:37.210 So I will go ahead and hook that up. 00:38:37.230 --> 00:38:38.030 Lynn says, no, 00:38:38.070 --> 00:38:38.929 you also give good 00:38:38.969 --> 00:38:40.849 perspective too and different, 00:38:40.889 --> 00:38:42.431 which I don't agree with sometimes, 00:38:42.490 --> 00:38:44.391 but that's good. 00:38:44.451 --> 00:38:48.112 What I love about this medium, Lynn, 00:38:48.152 --> 00:38:48.552 is that 00:38:50.034 --> 00:38:51.836 this is our philosophy all 00:38:51.876 --> 00:38:56.039 three of us is I don't care 00:38:56.079 --> 00:38:57.561 if you disagree with me 00:38:57.601 --> 00:38:59.422 that's fine I just want to 00:38:59.483 --> 00:39:01.443 talk about it and maybe you 00:39:01.483 --> 00:39:02.826 can convince me otherwise I 00:39:02.865 --> 00:39:05.367 think that's fair I I just 00:39:05.407 --> 00:39:09.150 don't want to be a place where um we 00:39:12.170 --> 00:39:13.391 we bash the people that 00:39:13.431 --> 00:39:14.472 think differently than us 00:39:14.512 --> 00:39:15.793 because I think what makes 00:39:16.414 --> 00:39:19.297 life great is variety and 00:39:19.757 --> 00:39:21.018 not everybody should agree 00:39:21.139 --> 00:39:22.780 it makes life boring if 00:39:22.840 --> 00:39:23.661 everybody agreed with 00:39:23.722 --> 00:39:25.543 everything it's okay to 00:39:25.563 --> 00:39:27.385 have differing opinions and 00:39:27.545 --> 00:39:28.365 as long as we can talk 00:39:28.385 --> 00:39:31.068 about it in a civil adult 00:39:31.108 --> 00:39:34.913 manner I'm okay with all of that um 00:39:35.813 --> 00:39:37.815 God knows Carolyn and Jamie 00:39:37.835 --> 00:39:39.775 and I don't always agree on things. 00:39:40.655 --> 00:39:40.835 Um, 00:39:40.856 --> 00:39:43.737 we disagree all the time and that's fine. 00:39:44.237 --> 00:39:47.838 And there's, they're my best friends, like, 00:39:47.878 --> 00:39:48.498 but that's cool. 00:39:48.739 --> 00:39:48.918 Like, 00:39:50.159 --> 00:39:51.900 and maybe we can understand each 00:39:51.960 --> 00:39:52.820 other a little better by 00:39:52.840 --> 00:39:59.583 the end of the day. 00:39:59.682 --> 00:40:01.302 Wait, are you talking about life before? 00:40:02.384 --> 00:40:03.443 That's what I'm talking about, Jeremy. 00:40:07.900 --> 00:40:09.061 If everybody looked the same, 00:40:09.101 --> 00:40:10.461 we'd get tired of looking each other. 00:40:10.481 --> 00:40:11.001 That's right. 00:40:12.661 --> 00:40:13.521 And that's the good thing 00:40:13.541 --> 00:40:15.583 because you make us also see another side, 00:40:15.603 --> 00:40:16.163 which is great. 00:40:16.643 --> 00:40:17.083 That's all. 00:40:17.222 --> 00:40:17.663 That's all. 00:40:18.682 --> 00:40:20.023 That's what discussions are about. 00:40:20.063 --> 00:40:21.864 That's what podcasts were made for, right? 00:40:21.923 --> 00:40:23.623 Like for us to discuss things. 00:40:25.364 --> 00:40:26.605 And maybe we don't come to a 00:40:26.664 --> 00:40:29.545 resolution at the end of the broadcast, 00:40:29.585 --> 00:40:30.585 but that's okay too. 00:40:32.525 --> 00:40:35.746 Maybe it's just about understanding. 00:40:36.206 --> 00:40:36.347 So. 00:40:37.663 --> 00:40:38.804 Kenneth on an update, 00:40:39.005 --> 00:40:40.425 he did not go overweight on 00:40:40.465 --> 00:40:41.266 his dumpster rental. 00:40:42.307 --> 00:40:44.791 Do not if you ever rent a dumpster, 00:40:44.831 --> 00:40:46.172 do not go overweight. 00:40:47.246 --> 00:40:47.987 That surprise, 00:40:48.027 --> 00:40:49.228 seven hundred dollar charge 00:40:49.268 --> 00:40:51.989 to my bank account was a shocker. 00:40:52.809 --> 00:40:54.590 So you, you did good, Kenneth, 00:40:55.152 --> 00:40:56.172 keeping it underweight 00:40:57.572 --> 00:40:59.494 because that is that is an 00:40:59.813 --> 00:41:00.974 awful bill to see. 00:41:01.175 --> 00:41:02.456 And man, 00:41:02.476 --> 00:41:04.097 good thing I my heart was in good 00:41:04.137 --> 00:41:05.137 condition at that time 00:41:05.157 --> 00:41:06.677 because I was not prepared 00:41:07.559 --> 00:41:08.639 for that to come out of my 00:41:08.679 --> 00:41:14.143 checking account all at one time. 00:41:14.182 --> 00:41:14.623 Well, guys. 00:41:16.478 --> 00:41:19.539 kenneth made weight yeah he 00:41:19.559 --> 00:41:20.699 can now wrestle the gooch 00:41:22.201 --> 00:41:24.081 or the shoot the shoot the 00:41:24.101 --> 00:41:26.322 shoot that's it he can 00:41:26.362 --> 00:41:27.802 wrestle the shoot and only 00:41:27.842 --> 00:41:28.603 jay birch probably 00:41:28.884 --> 00:41:34.606 understands that reference 00:41:34.646 --> 00:41:38.568 so um and maybe cory cory's 00:41:38.869 --> 00:41:39.748 close to my age 00:41:42.445 --> 00:41:43.166 seven year difference 00:41:43.186 --> 00:41:45.668 something like that um but 00:41:45.728 --> 00:41:48.409 anyway with that guys I'm 00:41:48.429 --> 00:41:49.451 gonna head back to work 00:41:49.650 --> 00:41:53.554 it's fun as always um I 00:41:53.574 --> 00:41:54.275 hope you all have an 00:41:54.295 --> 00:41:57.737 amazing weekend and uh and 00:41:57.777 --> 00:41:59.038 we'll see you live on 00:41:59.137 --> 00:42:00.559 sunday night I'll get the 00:42:00.579 --> 00:42:01.980 phone lines ready so lynn 00:42:02.019 --> 00:42:05.963 can have her riff and uh 00:42:06.043 --> 00:42:07.143 and we will do that sunday 00:42:07.184 --> 00:42:08.125 night with carolyn and 00:42:08.164 --> 00:42:10.927 jamie um can't wait to talk to you all 00:42:12.460 --> 00:42:13.762 cool is it that I get to do 00:42:13.782 --> 00:42:15.083 a show with two crossfit 00:42:15.103 --> 00:42:16.905 games athletes every sunday 00:42:16.945 --> 00:42:19.447 night like that is really 00:42:19.487 --> 00:42:21.128 freaking cool when I 00:42:21.148 --> 00:42:22.108 started this five and a 00:42:22.128 --> 00:42:23.610 half years ago never in my 00:42:23.650 --> 00:42:25.371 wildest dreams that I think 00:42:25.411 --> 00:42:26.233 I'd be doing a show with 00:42:26.273 --> 00:42:29.554 carolyn privo and then that 00:42:29.614 --> 00:42:30.596 I would make a best friend 00:42:30.635 --> 00:42:31.896 in the masters division in 00:42:31.976 --> 00:42:33.878 jamie latimer my gosh 00:42:36.384 --> 00:42:37.965 This community is so freaking cool. 00:42:39.485 --> 00:42:40.226 With that, guys, 00:42:41.106 --> 00:42:41.927 time for you knuckleheads 00:42:41.947 --> 00:42:42.807 to get back to work too. 00:42:43.588 --> 00:42:45.489 I will see you next time on 00:42:45.550 --> 00:42:46.469 Lunch with Clydesdale. 00:42:46.851 --> 00:42:47.170 Bye, guys.