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what's going on everybody
welcome to a monday edition
of lunch with the cladsdale
back at work taking my
lunch break hang out with
you guys what's going on
cory always can count on
you being here um if you
did if you missed it
yesterday on instagram uh
sunday night crossfit talk
has moved to tonight it is
actually monday night
crossfit talk this week
We had a lot of stuff going
on this weekend with the crew.
And so we're going to talk
about that tonight.
But it was Lex's birthday.
Jamie is remodeling her gym.
Hopefully we'll get some
pictures tonight of that.
It looks awesome what I've seen so far.
So...
that delayed what was going
on plus the holidays and
being with family stuff
like that so we're just
delaying one night because
there's a ton of stuff to
talk about tonight uh
mainly we're going to talk
about a lot of the details
of the wfp and what that
means for the athletes um
as we have two athletes on
our show we'll get their
impressions tonight um
we're going to talk about
we're going to give out
some year-end awards
And then we talked last week
about a traveling CrossFit
community event,
very similar to High Rocks.
But how could we make it
very CrossFit centric and
kind of travel it almost
like the gauntlet at Guadalupe?
So we asked you to submit
workouts that would work in
a sixty to ninety minute time frame.
And then we're going to
share those tonight.
If.
you are one of the people
who submit that we are
going to do a drawing for
the submitted workouts and
you will win one of our new cups.
And so I've shown this one before.
Here is the, uh,
Twenty ounce coffee mug tumbler.
It has a closeable lid on it.
It's really cool.
It's in our Clydesdale
yellow with the logo now.
I don't know what they call
that etched into it, engraved into it.
Really cool.
Use this all the time.
Keeps my coffee hot for a
long period of time.
Or you can choose, this is new,
the Clydesdale Media water bottle.
It is steel as well, as you can see.
But it has the flip up straw right there.
And it is a twenty eight to
thirty two ounces.
So if you submit one of the workouts
for um for the community
event very high like a high
rock style but very
crossfit um specific for an
hour or ninety minutes to
have an event a community
event that travels around
the country we do the same
event and then um kind of
check all that out
and you can compare times uh
and just kind of come
together as a community we
talked about that last week
on the sunday night
crossfit show so if you
want to see more details
about that there but again
submit a workout you'll go
if you submit one you'll go
to drawing for one of these
two items either the water
bottle or the coffee mug so
that is that and
Heidi Kroom.
I am not a High Rocks athlete.
What we were talking about
last week is what High
Rocks does well is it
organizes a community event
where people can come together,
do the same thing in that
day and compete against each other,
compare with each other,
things like that.
So we thought CrossFit
should take something that they do well.
and mold it into that
community event where everybody comes,
runs through like a gauntlet of workouts.
Um, and then on the other end,
you have a total time or
total reps that you can
compare and contrast with
your friends in the
community and have it
travel around the country.
And that, um, and at the end of the year,
everybody would have different times, um,
So we asked the audience to
put together like a
gauntlet style workout,
keeping it real exactly.
So just kind of like the
gauntlet at Waterpalooza,
but that it travels around
from city to city.
And the community can jump
in and get together and do
the same workout.
So.
Yeah.
So that's what we're looking for.
Again, if you submit this workout, again,
sixty minutes to ninety minutes,
and then you if you do that,
you'll go into a drawing
for one of those drinking
devices and you get to pick
which one you want.
So.
Um, so yeah,
so that's something we talked
about today is going to be
less CrossFit intense
because we're doing that
tonight at eight o'clock.
Uh,
but I did want to bring up the new
signings for the WFP as those change,
it seems on the regular, um,
so we have those here uh
over the weekend signed
sydney wells uh bkg jason
hopper amy kringle mano anganese
And that gets added to
Dallin Pepper and Emmett
Hall and Justin Medeiros, Victor Hoffer,
Roman Krennikoff, Emma McQuaid,
Travis Mayer, Alexis Raptus, Yella Hosta,
Patrick Vellner, Brooke Wells, Alex Kazan,
and Chandler Smith.
So that is getting filled up pretty fast.
That is four, seven, ten, thirteen,
sixteen.
That's eighteen of the forty
athletes that have been announced.
We're almost to the halfway
point of who is going to be involved.
in that top-twenty athletes with the WFP.
Cluck says,
Hiller's new video is titled
The Rise and Fall of Craig Ritchie.
I will definitely check that
out after this.
Jody Lynn, good for them.
Nice to see they're making
some money through fitness.
As I've said...
These careers are short.
You only have so long to make money.
If you have the opportunity to make money,
go get it, man.
I'm all for it.
Go for it.
But I'm anxious to see how
it all plays out.
We're going to debate some
stuff on it tonight.
We've had our text string
going with Carolyn and Jamie.
They have definitely
different opinions about
the WFP than I do.
So I think there'll be some
good debate about that.
And make sure to join us tonight,
eight p.m.
Eastern time for that.
So a couple other things I
wanted to talk about is, you know,
it's the week after
Christmas here and my tree's still up.
My decorations are still up.
What is the proper amount of
time to wait after
Christmas to then take down
all the decorations?
So, Heidi,
you'll be sleeping at eight p.m. ?
and it were eastern time so
it would only be you're
still in wisconsin right so
that would be seven p.m
your time uh jake chapman
ate his christmas tree okay
that that's an option yeah
so um my wife and I were
actually debating before
the show like when do we
take down the tree uh do we
take it down today do we
wait a couple days um uh
And so I think we're going
to wait a little bit of time, um,
to take it down, but later this week.
So probably,
so I'm off Wednesday through
the middle of next week.
So we'll probably start
taking stuff down on
Wednesday is my guess.
Um, and then, uh,
and then clean up the house
and get it ready for non holiday events.
Do you guys have a schedule
of when you take it down?
Uh, Jody Lynn says, uh,
I've heard three Kings day
is a deadline for Christmas tree down.
And that is like, isn't that like January.
Well, something like that.
Um, I don't celebrate three Kings day,
so I don't know exactly the date on that,
but I know it's like a
couple of weeks into January.
Heidi crew mass,
any new year's resolutions.
Um,
I don't know.
I don't really have any resolutions.
I've,
I've done a lot of the things I
wanted to accomplish this year.
Um,
and so I'm just happy with the results
of that.
Um, and we have a couple,
my wife and I have a couple
of procedures happening
this coming weekend.
So I am,
if you didn't work with me on Friday,
I'm back in a fib.
So I'm having my heart
shocked back into rhythm on Friday.
Um,
And then my wife is having a
total knee replacement done on Monday.
And then we can start
rehabbing and getting back
into our groove.
But Jake Chapman says we set
fire to our tree cheer.
And Corey responds with,
I set fire to the rain.
I knew he was a big Adele fan.
I knew that.
Judy,
we took advantage of the nice weather
and took everything down
this past weekend.
Well, David did.
I personally like it up
until after the new year.
What's funny about this
weekend is it's finally warm, Judy,
but as you know here in Ohio, it poured.
Yesterday's rain was,
we actually had like fifty-five degrees.
It was really nice temperature-wise,
but my gosh,
the rain was brutal yesterday.
Um, Aaron Frazier is asking about Cheryl.
Um, I'm going to talk about that soon.
Um, about what's going on.
Um, but I,
I needed a break from some stuff.
So, um,
I'm really just taking a different
approach to my nutrition right now, uh,
to kind of,
cause Cheryl and I worked together.
lot for two and a half years
and I just needed to step
back and but this year
alone I've lost sixty
pounds I've gotten rid of I
got my blood sugar down
from ten to five point
seven I've done a lot of
things I needed to do this
year so I'm really happy
about that but I just
needed a break from the
like hardcore nutrition
stuff and be a little more flexible
And right now that's working for me,
giving myself a little bit
more flexibility,
not having to log
everything and stuff like that.
So anyway, Judy said, yeah,
yesterday's rain and wind was scary.
Yeah,
my dog was petrified of going outside
to pee.
We had to deal with that.
So, yeah.
So, speaking of the holidays,
did anybody see this?
That Will Ferrell went to an NHL game,
and he went dressed as Buddy the Elf,
but a grumpy, cigarette-smoking,
beer-drinking Buddy the Elf.
When I saw this, I was cracking up.
But my question to you is,
what do you think the kids
were thinking when Buddy
the Elf showed up at an NHL game?
And there's some other
pictures over here where
you can see him drinking the beer,
smoking the cigarette.
What do you think?
Funny move from Will Ferrell,
something that you would appreciate,
or I don't have small kids anymore,
so I don't know how I would
feel about that if I had a
small kid who did watch Elf
every stinking year for Christmas,
but I found it humorous.
Any thoughts about that?
Yeah.
I thought that was pretty funny.
The other thing,
we lost two people in the
last twenty-four hours in the world.
We lost Jimmy Carter
yesterday at a hundred years old.
Probably
a president that did more
after his presidency than
he did during his
presidency by organizing
Habitat for Humanity and
being a big part of that.
And then I just read today
where he took part in some
melanoma experimental
medicine that has turned
out to work very well.
And they actually call it
the Jimmy Carter treatment.
And so that's kind of a legacy.
But the thing that I hated
about it is there was this
picture that kept going up
with Jimmy Carter when he
handed the Pittsburgh
Pirates their World Series trophy.
I'm a big Pittsburgh Pirates fan.
And you can tell that in this picture,
high def did not exist.
This was back in nineteen
seventy nine when they won
the World Series.
That is the last time that
my favorite baseball team,
the Pittsburgh Pirates,
won a World Series.
That was nineteen seventy nine, forty four,
forty five years ago at this point.
Man, that's sad.
And it doesn't look like
that's going to change anytime soon.
So he passed away.
And as well, Linda Lavin.
For those of you as old as I am,
when I was growing up,
there was a show called Alice.
She was the main character.
In fact,
there was a character on there named Flo.
They worked at Mel's Diner.
My wife and I, for Halloween one year,
went as Mel and Flo.
We were such big fans of the
show when we were kids.
But Linda Lavin passed away.
She also appeared in a lot
of movies lately.
Um, like the intern, um, as just kind of a,
a bit character, but, uh,
so Linda Lavin and Jimmy
Carter both passed away the
last twenty four hours.
Uh, those things usually happen in three.
So, uh, looking to see what's up next.
The next thing I want to
talk about is last night,
because we had to delay the
CrossFit talk show, yes, Jody Lynn,
kiss my grits.
My wife is a redhead,
so she definitely went as
the flow that year for
Halloween and pulled off.
She has the attitude anyway,
but she definitely pulled
off the flow with flying colors.
So last night, I didn't have the show,
so I watched Landman on
Sunday for the first time.
If you're not watching the show,
it is so freaking good.
It is Billy Bob Thornton as a,
for lack of a better term,
a fixer in the oil industry.
He is the go-between between
the ownership of the oil
company and the hands-on
workers in the fields.
Without giving away too many spoilers...
Earlier in the season,
they have a female attorney who...
they depict as a really cutthroat,
ruthless woman.
And she's young, but she's driven.
And she has to represent Tommy Norris,
which is Billy Bob
Thornton's character in a deposition.
And she rips apart the
attorneys for the insurance
company who were trying to
lay blame on Billy Bob Thornton.
So now Billy Bob's roommate
is an attorney as well.
And he's the one that takes
care of when there's accidents,
like doing the payoffs to
the family to compensate
them for their loss and so forth.
She wanted to go along with
him on the latest one.
and uh they make a
settlement and she gets
very aggressive and when
she gets very aggressive uh
billy bob's son cooper is
actually the friend of one
of the of people who lost a
spouse in in the accident
and he just comes back at her
basically poking holes in
every one of her threats.
And it was so good, so good.
I was just riveted by the
way it went and it was,
it's another Taylor Sheridan
show and he did a really
good job of making it a surprise, uh,
something that you didn't expect.
And, um,
it was really kind of fun watching, uh,
Cooper dismantle her story.
And he ended up,
and he ends up getting a counter offer,
uh, that,
is pretty freaking awesome
for these families so uh
that was pretty awesome if
you're not watching layman
go ahead and do that I love
it because I grew up in
western pennsylvania where
wildcat drilling for oil
happened all around my
house um in my backyard was
an oil pump um that we
would actually play on as
kids we probably shouldn't
have been uh but we would
like hang on to the basket
and let it lift us up and
down and um yeah
So I grew up around the oil industry.
The corporate office of
Quaker State was in my
hometown before it moved in
the nineteen nineties.
The corporate office for
Pennzoil was in my hometown.
So the name of my hometown is Oil City.
So that tells you how much
oil was dependent on.
Yeah.
Fun in the seventies, Andrew,
understand fun in the seventies.
Yeah.
We, um, we would plan oil pumps, uh,
but that's when we were
running through the woods, um,
swimming in the Creek and
doing all that kind of stuff.
Um,
we had a blast back then in the
seventies.
Um,
Jody's asking you, did I see Goliath?
I have not.
So I'll have to check that out as well.
I think,
isn't that Billy Bob Thornton as well?
And I think it's on prime.
Maybe I've gotten a lot of
suggestions for new shows.
Uh,
so I'm trying to pick out which ones to
hit first.
Um, but yeah, that's going to be fun.
So I'll check out Goliath as well.
Jody Lynn.
Uh,
Kat said,
we started Landman last night and hooked.
It is so good.
So good.
Billy Bob,
I think he got nominated for the
Golden Globe for his performance in this.
So he's already getting some recognition.
But his monologues are epic in the show.
He's so good.
Corey wants to know if this
is Cowboy Kat or Nurse Kat.
It's probably a third cat at this point.
So, yeah,
if you're not checking out Landman,
it's a lot of fun.
Cat says, haha, dirty cat, unshowered.
Jody also, I binged man on the inside.
Oh, that's the new Ted Danson show.
Funny, sweet, easy watching.
Okay, cool.
also this weekend finished
um the madness which was
suggested to me by jamie
and lex um but I'm gonna
reserve my conversation for
tonight because uh I have I
have some uh ranting to do
to them that they made me
watch that show wow wish I
had that six hours back or
seven hours whatever it was um anyway
And I also watched Carry On
on Netflix this weekend
with Jason Bateman as a bad guy.
I would have never,
ever thought that he would
be a good bad guy.
Oh my gosh.
He was so good.
So menacing in that role.
I went into that movie with
such low expectations and I
really enjoyed it.
And it's probably because I
didn't expect anything of it.
But yeah, if you haven't seen...
Carry on on Netflix.
It's pretty good.
I don't want to set the bar
too high because mine was
so low that it made it good.
Judy Reed says, Ted Danson,
haven't seen him forever.
He actually does a podcast
where sometimes Woody
Harrelson is on with it.
It's called Everybody Knows Your Name.
It's really good.
It's a really interesting
take with celebrities if
you're into that kind of thing.
I've not seen Ozark, Corey.
My wife tried to watch it, didn't like it.
And so it's something I
can't watch when she's here.
So I'd have to watch it like
in my own time.
Yeah.
cause Ozark was one that was really, uh,
interesting to me.
And I wanted to see that.
Um, so I don't know.
There's so much TV out there.
Like how do you even like
sift through it all?
It's crazy,
but I'll have more time once
the NFL season's over.
Uh,
cause I do devote a lot of time to NFL
football.
And speaking of which, uh,
all the reports have been
coming out from the Christmas day,
Netflix, uh,
So, um,
Netflix touts big viewership for
NFL games and the Beyonce show.
Um,
the streaming video leader said it's
two NFL games on Wednesday
reached nearly sixty five
million viewers in the US alone.
Uh, Netflix first NFL game,
the Chiefs and the Steelers
recorded an average minute
audience of twenty four
point one million viewers
and the Ravens Texans
twenty four point three.
Um,
And then the halftime show
with Beyonce hit twenty
seven million and they are
actually making that a
standalone special.
So if you go on Netflix now,
you'll see the Beyonce
halftime show is a
standalone that you can
watch without having to sit
through the football games.
But, man,
all this is showing is last year
Peacock tried a streaming
of an NFL game and it upped
their subscriptions immensely to do that.
Now Netflix is hitting
records with their streaming.
I'm starting to see a future
for events because Netflix
started with the Tyson-Paul fight.
Now they do the Christmas Day NFL stream,
and their stock is soaring because of it.
Their ratings are through the roof.
I only see more sports event
programming moving to
streaming in the future.
Amazon Prime does a Thursday
night NFL game,
and it's been hugely successful,
even with the big
investment they've put into that.
So I only see...
My biggest question about
this is not just that the
NFL is being successful
with this or the Tyson Paul
fight or whatever,
but there's been niche
shows that do really well on Netflix.
Is it coming to a day where
if CrossFit wants to be successful,
our goal shouldn't be ESPN,
but it should be getting
the CrossFit games on Netflix or
or getting semifinals onto
netflix you know where they
can put their marketing arm
around it and really tout
it um and and advertise it
as these big superhero
people are fighting to see
who's the fittest in the
world right like put that
netflix marketing arm behind it
and let it be streamed.
And I think that it actually
could be more successful in
that vein than trying to go
to traditional cable
operators like CBS or ESPN at this point.
Because it does seem like
event programming is really
moving to the streaming services.
And just living on YouTube
isn't enough anymore
because you have to do all
of the legwork of marketing
and all of that yourself.
I think if you could get
hooked up with a Paramount
Plus or a Peacock or a Netflix or a Prime,
you would actually have a
better chance at growing
the sport than doing so in
the conventional manner
that we've been doing it,
just leaving it on YouTube or...
or going to ESPN where you
never know when it's going to,
where it's going to air.
Like Corey's saying here,
Rogue was on CBS station
this past Saturday.
We saw it at the bowling alley,
but you don't know when that's happening,
right?
It just happens on like a
CBS Saturday afternoon thing.
So, so I don't know.
It's just,
It's going to be,
it's going to be interesting.
It's just a thought process
process I had as I'm
looking at these other sports,
moving to streaming services.
Maybe that's a thought for, um,
the fitness world as well.
Um, both CrossFit and maybe,
maybe that's what the WFP has in plan.
Who, who knows?
So I'm going to finish up
with a little bit of the
crazy NFL day yesterday.
Um,
the New York giants who have
only won two games all season,
won their third game yesterday.
And what's crazy about that
is they had the number one pick sewn up.
If they just lost out,
they win that pick and move
to number four pick now.
So now they're not going to
be able to draft a quarterback, uh,
with that number four pick
as likely as they could
with the number one pick.
Uh, so that was crazy.
And they eliminated the
Colts from playoff consideration.
Um,
Sam Darnold,
who was a cast off of the Jets
and the Panthers,
won his fourteenth game
this season with the Minnesota Vikings.
If you called that in Vegas,
you would be a very wealthy
person this year because
nobody saw Sam Darnold
coming off the trash heap
and leading the Vikings to
a fourteen win season.
And they still have one game
remaining against if the
Lions win tonight,
another fourteen win team.
It will be the first time in
NFL history where two teams
with fourteen wins meet up
in a regular season game in the NFL.
And that is next Sunday night's game.
The Vikings and the Lions
for the number one seed in
the NFC and the NFC North division crown,
which is absolutely bonkers
that two teams from the
same division are could be
fourteen and two coming into that game.
That is just absolute, absolute bonkers.
There's a lot of playoff
stuff on the line next week.
The NFL released its
schedule for next week,
so that peak excitement
throughout both days.
They have two games on Saturday,
full slate on Sunday,
finishing with the Sunday night game,
and the Lions and the
Vikings to finish it.
Back on Rogue, being on CBS, oh yeah,
it definitely wasn't promoted.
I was surprised it was on at all.
Usually,
if something CrossFit is airing on
a network,
I usually get an email or
something saying, hey, this weekend,
wrap-up show of Rogue, blah, blah, blah.
I didn't get anything this
weekend about that.
So, Corey, could you tell,
was it more of like a
highlight show or did they
actually do like full
broadcast of events?
I know you were probably
busy rolling your two
eighty nine score there bowling.
Just let me know what you
think about that.
So.
That's all the bizarre stuff
I have for the day.
Tonight, again,
we're going to have the
CrossFit talk show tonight
at eight o'clock p.m.
Eastern time.
Where we're going to talk
about a lot of the WFP.
Corey said they, at fifty-fifty,
definitely showed events,
but not the full heats by any means.
Yeah, so it's one of those, like, recap,
wrap-up type deals that
they used to do with ESPN
when they first did the games,
I'm assuming.
It was mostly highlights,
one hour of Strongman,
then one hour of CrossFit,
abbreviated events.
Okay.
Uh...
also had interviews with
athletes courses okay so so
tonight we're going to talk
about wfp we're going to
talk about the interviews
that um will and jackson
had on talking elite
fitness as well as coffee
pods and wads um
I'm, we're going to go over those details.
We're going to get the
impressions of the two
athletes on the show, Carolyn and Jamie.
And from my text string, it is,
it's going to be
interesting because they
definitely have different
feelings than I do for sure.
We're going to talk about
the CrossFit game season,
some of the changes that
we've seen today alone.
It was just announced by
Barbell Spin that Renegade
Games in Africa are only
going to allow African
athletes and people from
the UAE to participate.
and what we don't know is is
that a universal decision
across all of the in-person
semi-final events or is
that something that
renegade games has exclude
has autonomy to do on their
own and I'll try to dig
around and see if I can
find anything between now
and then about that uh
We have that.
We're going to give out some
year-end awards.
Tonight,
we're also going to talk about the
Gauntlet event that we want
to be a community event
where you line up a series
of CrossFit events that
would take about an hour to
ninety minutes.
If you submit a plan or
workout series for that,
you'll be put in a drawing
to win either this coffee
cup or this water bottle.
like so and um I think what
else we have on the dot we
have so much just talking
about stuff going on around
space overall um and again
jamie jamie's been
remodeling her gym all
weekend so hopefully we'll
get to see some pictures of that and uh
carolyn and lex celebrated
lex's birthday yesterday my
birthday is coming up this
week as well um so maybe
we'll talk a little bit
about that and with that
that's about it as always
man it is a blast hanging out with you um
Anyone on here suffer from
Achilles tendonitis?
I have not, Jay Birch.
But isn't that what
sidelined Christian
McCaffrey for most of the
beginning of the season for
the forty niners?
Are you as athletic as him
that you you are suffering
from that as well?
I get plantar fasciitis.
I used to get that a lot.
I don't get that anymore for some reason.
But I've never had the
Achilles tendonitis.
Anyone else experience that?
Jay Burch says this hurts.
Judy Reed, her husband does.
Yeah, I've seen Judy Reid's husband.
He looks like an athlete in
the vein of Christian McCaffrey.
I could see where he is
strong enough and fast
enough to hurt his Achilles.
That's got to suck, Jay Birch.
Sorry to hear that.
Yeah,
I've only had the plantar fasciitis
that comes up the front,
and I've had shin splints
up the front of my
um jay birch does it all
bakes baked cheesecake
installs windows crossfit
acts and plays um used to
teach yeah jay birch is he
is um he's every man uh
corey leonard also scott
I'm lucky to bowl a one hundred
I used to be,
so what's funny is when I
first was dating my wife,
her dad was in a bowling
league and they needed a substitute.
And my dad was a big bowler,
so he took me all the time
when I was a kid.
And so I bowled a lot.
And then they took me, my current wife,
my current wife,
her father asked me to be on his team.
one quick way to learn your
in-laws and to get in with
your in-laws is to be a
good bowler in Western Pennsylvania.
So I ended up going and I did pretty well.
I was not doing as well as I,
capable of but I but I was
doing well enough to win
some games and win some
matches and but man it was
an experience because my
father-in-law acts
completely different with
the guys then he does
around the family and to
see that side of him early
on in our relationship was pretty funny
And very nerve wracking at first.
But I got to kind of
experience that and get to
know him a little bit better.
And then it got better as
our relationship grew.
But yeah.
Bowling, bowling, bowling.
I have not bowled probably
in twenty years now.
Crazy.
Maybe not twenty years
because I did bowl some in
the mid to two thousand
dishes somewhere in there.
But yeah.
So again, busy week.
We'll be here for lunch with
the Clydesdale Monday
through Thursday this week.
Friday,
I go in to have my heart shocked
back into rhythm.
And then Monday,
my wife is going to have
total knee replacement.
So I will miss those two days for sure.
She's doing an overnight
stay at the hospital.
So she gets out Tuesday.
Depending on when she gets out,
maybe we'll hop on.
I'll do some updates on
everything on Tuesday.
Um,
or maybe it'll be a little bit late on
Tuesday, uh,
but we'll try to do that there.
Um,
and I also have to move a bed to the
main floor and then in the
coming days for her for at least a week.
So, uh,
got a lot of stuff we got to get done, um,
in the next few days, but.
But I love hanging out with
you guys every day at lunch.
This has been a really cool
thing to start doing.
And I appreciate you all so much.
Jay Birch, man, hope you feel better.
Hope that,
that Achilles starts to feel a
little bit better and hope
you find a way to at least
alleviate the pain,
if not find a solution.
So, and yeah, Jay Birch,
you are the Renaissance man.
With that, guys, thank you so much.
We'll see you next time on
Lunch with the Clydesdale.
Or tonight,
we'll see you with Monday Night
CrossFit Talk with Carolyn and Jamie.
We'll see you guys then.
Thanks so much.
Bye, guys.