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what is going on everybody it is wednesday
that means my man cory leonard is in
the house we're here for wild wednesday
with cory changing it up um what's going
on man i'm not a whole lot brother
i didn't even know it was wild wednesday
that's a new one on me yeah getting
wild in this joint getting wild it's
getting a little little sideways as it
were
Not a whole lot, dude.
Got up same Wednesday morning schedule as
always.
Get up, go coach, come back.
Five-person class at five a.m.
My one-person class is six a.m.
Personal training by Corey.
It's not set up that way, though.
That's just how many people come for the
class?
Generally speaking, five a.m.,
depending on the workout,
that crew is either all in or half
of them are going to do something
different.
And this morning it was squat clean,
it was a ten rep max back squat,
and it was squat clean,
burpees over the bar, bike,
burpees over...
But it was sprint intervals,
like full-on one-minute sprints with a
one-minute break.
And the other four that were there were
like, no, we ain't doing that.
So I asked about the one-person classes,
like...
when I first started CrossFit,
we were a very, very,
very small gym and you'd show up some
days and you're the only car in the
parking lot.
And that one-on-one session with the
coach,
cause I didn't pay for personal training.
I was there to be with a class,
right?
I didn't like the personal surprise
one-on-one trainings where the coach has
nothing else to do,
but be eyes on you.
So I'll say this, uh,
The lady who was there at six a.m.,
that's where she comes.
She comes at six.
Like,
doesn't matter what else is going on.
And she's there at six o'clock.
It used to be that there was at
least three people in there since school
started.
One of those ladies has moved to five
a.m.
because she has to go back and get
her kids on the bus and stuff like
that.
So like six a.m.
was never a real big class.
There's always, you know, three, four,
five, maybe five people in it.
But Tracy's really,
really good about listening,
going through and doing what I tell her
to do or suggest for her to do,
I should say,
and lets me push her and get her
through.
Like she doesn't seem to mind.
So it's not that big a deal.
It's crazy because my first gym,
like there was actually like a business
that asked for a five a.m.
class.
And that business brought like twenty
people.
And so for consistency purposes,
you got about fifteen a day.
Yeah.
Then I go to Polaris and they're five
a.m.
and six a.m.
The schedule opens at eight p.m.
If you did not have your class reserved
by eight oh one, you didn't have it.
Wow.
On five, five a.m.
and six a.m.
our big classes are generally the
afternoon classes like five thirty
yesterday we had oh let's see one two
probably about eight to eight ten people
yesterday at five thirty five a.m like i
said it's a crap shoot there's either
eight people in there or there's four five
something like that and it really does
depend because that five a.m crew they
will they've been there forever one of
them literally since the door opened since
before the door opened actually jared
And they will literally look at the board
and go, what is that again?
And I'll go to explain to them, like,
yeah, we're not doing that.
We're going to do something on the other
side.
And then the other ones that just come
for class, I mean,
they come and they give what they got,
which is fun.
They're a fun group.
It's one of my fun – them and
Saturday mornings are my – that's two of
my favorite classes to coach.
Yeah.
Just because I know all of them.
And if you're there on Saturday morning,
generally speaking,
you're there because you want to be there.
it's not just because it's ingrained in
your routine.
Like, Oh, I just got off work.
I go to the gym or whatever.
Like if you're there on Saturday morning,
you're usually there because you want to
be.
And it's usually ends up being a good
time.
Yeah.
When I coached, um,
I coached the five AM,
six AM once a week.
And those were my guys, man.
Those are people that were my age.
They wanted to listen to my music.
Um, and we had a good time,
real good time.
But I personally, I've done them all.
Like I've tried to do the five AM.
I've tried to do six AM.
Um, I, but,
but where I'm most comfortable now at this
age is noon,
which is why we do the show.
And now I'm back to evenings, but it's,
um,
but evenings or noon are my comfortable
times.
Um, I'm so stiff in the morning,
like waking up,
like warmups are just brutal morning for
me.
once it gets cold or our version of
cold first time here yeah um i will
tell me about gold no no no no
code for us uh then yeah my morning
warm up you know what i mean i'm
two sessions a day
It takes a little bit longer because I
got to get blood flowing to all the
various parts and places and whatnot.
But right now, I didn't do that.
Same thing, dude.
I've been to every single class that we
have.
We used to have a six thirty.
I was a six thirty guy for a
very, very long time.
But my morning, morning, morning,
afternoon.
Sean Lenderman working out any time
besides five a.m.
is just wrong.
I don't know.
So.
this five AM squat club guy kept popping
up in the chat.
Right.
Yeah.
And I was like, what, what is this?
I don't, I, who is this?
We've been, uh, chatting.
DM wise and it's become a little community
and I guess some of the people in
our chat do this they get up and
they do these workouts with five a.m.
squat club on a YouTube video at five
a.m.
in the morning Eastern Time and and it's
become like a little club that shows up
every morning in a little mini community
and I think that's pretty freaking cool
awesome
That's awesome.
You can start something like that.
Other way.
A five a.m.
squat club split into my DMs.
Just let's make this.
Who is pursuing who?
Yeah.
That's awesome.
If you can get something like that to
catch on and stay being a thing,
you know what I mean?
Especially today's age.
That's pretty awesome if you can keep it
moving like that.
That's pretty cool.
I like that.
David Reed,
I would love to join at five p.m.,
but I'm sleeping.
At five a.m.
this morning, I'd already had breakfast,
had some caffeine,
and was starting to breathe.
Wrote everything on the board,
got the bikes out,
made the bucket with some soapy water to
wipe everything down,
got all the bikes out.
Yes, sir.
I am always the hunty.
in my dreams.
I wanted to update everybody on my mom
yesterday.
She fell at work right before the show.
She's doing well.
She's home.
Had a complete head scan done.
No bleeds, no fractures.
She did hit her head.
That was the big major concern.
Has a pretty good shiner over the left
eye.
And it's swollen up a little bit.
But she's doing well.
But here's my question to you.
Yeah, my mother is,
she's going to kill me.
She watches this show every day.
My mother is at an age where she
is so spry for her age.
Let's say that.
But she is at an advanced age.
She falls in a school.
She works at a school.
Hits her head off the floor.
Why the hell did they not call an
ambulance?
Right.
Transport her to the hospital.
That would seem to be a pretty,
pretty easy thing to do.
You don't have to call an ambulance.
You can call nine one one,
like three numbers.
They helped her off the floor and had
her friend come pick her up to take
her to the hospital.
No, no.
That is flat out irresponsible.
Yeah,
I'm going to say irresponsible is the word
I would use.
That's the word I would use.
If when she gets to the hospital,
their main concern is brain bleeds and
fractures.
Yeah.
She should have not been moved.
No.
She hit her head, first of all.
Yeah.
And she had a school.
She didn't bounce it off the carpet
anywhere.
That was off of probably solid stone at
that point.
So, yeah.
No,
the first thing I'm doing is calling an
ambulance.
Jesus Christ, dude.
Yeah.
Yeah,
so my nephew who lives here in Columbus,
he and I were not happy yesterday
afternoon.
No.
Shit, I'm not happy right now.
I don't live anywhere near Columbus.
And my mom's in Pennsylvania,
so we're like... Yeah, it's not a close...
Like, grab someone by the neck, you know?
And so he called and put in a
call to the superintendent of the school
district.
But we have not heard back yet.
Phone a friend is not an option if
an elderly lady falls and bounces her head
off of the floor.
It's not who wants to be a millionaire.
It's who wants to not.
That's infuriating.
It is.
So anyway, but I,
but she's doing well and,
and she listens every day.
And I know that reached out to me.
So just wanted to give an update to
that.
If anybody asks,
tell them you should see the other guy
and they ask about your black eye.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Oh, I've got stories, man.
My mom is feisty, big, big feisty.
So, um,
Another thing I wanted to talk to you
about is yesterday we had our first pop
in the Masters age group.
Surprise, surprise.
A Brazilian.
Yearly, we... And that's the first, right?
Right.
So my question to you is,
what's the over-under for this year?
Five.
You think five?
Five.
Five, and I would take the over.
Okay.
Okay.
Okay.
Yeah.
Corey is a Brazilianist.
Listen,
I was chatting with someone yesterday and
I said,
it's crazy what's going on in Brazil,
right?
And I said,
do they put Tren on their Wheaties?
And
The response was they sell different
cereals.
They sell Chiribiotics.
I like that.
Cap Tren Crunch.
That's clever.
I like that one.
And Raisin Branivar.
I hope Hiller's watching because I feel
like he could do something with Raisin
Branivar.
Like, that's hilarious.
Cap, Trend, Crunch, and Raisin Branivar.
Those were my two favorites.
Yes, absolutely.
No, John George,
that lady was in fifth place that they
popped yesterday.
I know they go at least five.
Yeah, because that lady was in fifth,
so...
Oh, this is not isolated to Brazil.
It is not.
But they seem to lean into it more
than others.
From what I understand,
and I do not know that this for
a fact,
this is pure speculation and hearsay on my
point,
but it's they're very easy to get in
Brazil.
Like you can walk to a drugstore and
be like, let me get some of that.
Let me get some of that.
Let me get some of that and go
on about your business.
Not that that makes it right by any
stretch of the imagination, but it's like,
I wouldn't,
I wouldn't know who to call Scott.
I live in South Louisiana.
There's bodybuilders.
There's CrossFitters.
There's like name the thing.
I know all of them.
And I would not, first of all,
I wouldn't do it to begin with,
but even if I wanted to,
I wouldn't know who to ask.
Like, how do you, Hey man,
you got to get a cap trend crunch.
Yeah.
Like, I don't know.
It's not worth it.
It is not worth it,
not by a long shot.
First of all, your reputation is ruined,
period, right?
The only person we've seen come back
successfully tonight is Ricky Mack,
and that's because, as it turns out,
he's a lovable guy.
He's an idiot, but he's a lovable idiot,
right?
He's our idiot.
We will protect him.
He served his time.
He came back.
You're going to get blasted everywhere
humanly possible.
Your reputation is going to be ruined,
like I said.
And what are you actually doing to your
body long term?
I'm forty eight, dude.
I do not need any help making my
body any worse than it's going to be
later on down the road.
Chemically,
especially considering the shit I put in
my body when I was twenty something years
ago, twenty five years ago,
I didn't give a damn about what I
put in my body.
That was a whole different animal right
there.
I just don't.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Lito's got an excellent, excellent,
excellent question, but yeah.
I don't like to name out accusations,
but I will read it as someone is
clearly very good at not getting caught.
How are they be not being tested five
times a year?
That's a solid, solid question.
I think it is flat out cash.
It is that to go down and to
another country and do a test is much
more expensive than doing a test here in
the United States.
Right.
So regretfully,
it's very hard to catch them because the
expense is so high.
And as someone pointed out here, um,
She is a doctor,
so she knows the half-life,
and she knows all the time and everything.
I believe Hiller did a video about how
PEDs stay in women a lot longer than
they stay in men because of the way
their bodies are made up.
Very interesting video he did.
I don't believe she's on it anymore.
I believe she was on it.
So now her is going to be hard
at this, at this point in her career.
If, if that makes sense.
No, absolutely.
It absolutely does.
Um,
That was the Hillary you're talking about,
when he was talking about,
especially in women,
even if you've only run one cycle,
two cycles, whatever,
the long lasting effects from those two
cycles are gonna stick with you for years
and years and years and years down the
road.
More so in women than they do in
men.
So yeah.
So I think ever catching that person is
going to be very,
very hard to do because I think she's
already gained the effects of it and
doesn't need to do it as much anymore,
if at all.
I'll put it like this.
If said person does get popped,
it's going to be the duh herb around
the world because everybody in our space
is going to be like, well, yeah,
moving right along.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Ken Walters most of these drug testing
companies have locations all over the
world and doesn't HQ have country reps
that could accompany maybe I don't know
the details of that one time but I
seriously doubt that they do now with all
the cutbacks that they made and especially
with PE being people that's running it
right now they couldn't possibly give a
shit less there's no way yeah we know
Jenny
To sustain the muscle mass she sustains
year-round, though,
I don't see how that's possible with
female levels of testosterone.
Honestly,
I would have said the same thing until
Hiller explained it to me in a video
where he showed this woman who had stopped
using for a few years and still had
massive muscle to her body structure.
And I would even say, like,
I've seen Andrea Pinheiro over the years.
She is not as big as she was
two years ago.
But it is apparent she's still bigger than
most women,
and she still is getting the effects of
whatever was done at one time in her
life.
She's not only bigger than most women,
she's bigger than a lot of dudes I
know.
True.
Anyway, again, over under is five.
How many we had last year?
It was five or six last year,
wasn't it?
I knew we had the three people that
I interviewed and highlighted,
and then we had, I think,
a couple more on top of that.
I wish they drug tested me, Birch.
I really, really did.
I wish somebody would show up to my
office right now.
I would gladly go with them.
Look,
they're going to find Sour Pink Lemonade,
Ghost,
some banana chips and the protein uh the
first warm protein i had this morning uh
aaron fraser said liver king stopped peds
and still maintaining muscle okay i also
have a bridge in in brooklyn that i'd
like to sell you yeah he's he stopped
taking them yeah he stopped taking them
If I stop taking him,
you mean that he maybe got somebody else
to start giving them to him?
Oh, yeah.
No, she's definitely bigger than I am,
Birch.
I got you.
I wish they would.
Podcast ratings, if they came in,
you did it live.
I'm in.
Send somebody on down.
Send somebody on down.
Please do.
So have you seen Amanda Hari's interview
with Will?
I saw a clip from it this morning.
And by a clip from it,
I think that was it.
Yeah.
So I had it in my notes and
I wanted to talk today with you about
the PR problem that WFP has.
right and it had nothing to do with
amanda's interview and then i watched that
and i was like what the hell like
they can't even get out of their own
way that i think that's their biggest
problem right now right so what i was
going to start with is i was watching
boys interrupted last night and they're
basically saying that if the schedules
don't
work out better amongst the two,
they're going to have to make a choice.
And it seemed pretty obvious that their
choice was not WFP.
Correct.
And so with them for high-end athletes in
the CrossFit space saying that they would
most likely choose the CrossFit season
over WFP, that's a PR nightmare for WFP.
Big time.
If you're trying to grow and you lose
those four, you're effed.
And so that was my thought coming into
today.
Then when I saw that,
the thing with Amanda and Will and him
saying that,
She asked,
would you ever see the WFP as a
semifinal piece to the CrossFit Games
season?
And he said, no,
but I do see the CrossFit Games becoming
a tour stop on the WFP.
I'm going to need a second.
So breathe that in for a second.
Hold on,
let me get my wheel more at him.
Hold on.
Look at the ratings on the CrossFit Games.
Look at the ratings on any tour stop
you've had.
And I know we're not to the championship
yet.
Right.
Maybe I'm just delusional and Copenhagen
is going to blow it out of the
water and they're going to be right and
I'm going to be wrong.
But are you kidding me?
what kind of delusion do you have coming
in at this place and at this stature
to say that you,
the only way you think that there's going
to be some kind of working together is
if the games become a tour stop.
Bro.
That's like saying that the, the,
the adult soccer league that I used to
play in would be a great place.
great qualifier for the world cup or the
world cup rather would be a great
qualifier for the adult soccer league.
I used to play in like, yeah,
those guys are pretty good.
They could probably be part of our
tournament if they wanted to.
That being those college football playoffs
saying, Hey, why don't we,
we think that in the future,
the super bowl will be one of the
playoff games in the college football
playoff.
Yeah,
we might have to move it a little
bit because, you know,
they're not usually right around the same
time.
So we're going to have to move the
Super Bowl up a little bit to like
late December or something like that.
That way it doesn't interfere.
It can be part of the college football
season, the playoff season.
Yeah, Tega's right.
Will is DeLulu.
He has balls.
Got to admire it.
I wish, look,
he has the confidence of a fucking
three-year-old on a diving board.
Like, that's amazing.
I audibly laughed when he said that.
Yeah.
Proof you should start whatever business
you were thinking of and just be
delusional about success.
I...
Yesterday, I was trying to defend them.
I was trying to show what I thought
they were trying to achieve.
The PR nightmare I thought they had with
four top athletes saying,
if it comes down to it,
and this year was tough enough,
if they had more events,
we're probably going to have to make some
decisions.
The PR nightmare that that brought last
night to then this morning seeing...
Yeah, we're good.
In fact,
we're so good that the thing that's been
here for twenty years,
we're hoping that they become just a tour
stop for us.
We've been here not even a full year
yet.
We've been here not even a full year
yet.
But yeah,
I think the games could be a tour
stop.
Maybe tour stop two.
Again, I admire the man's confidence.
Sean in Oregon,
fake it till you make it.
Justin seemed very hesitant about next
year.
The clip I saw of Justin, yes,
he was very like... I thought James,
that's the one that surprised me.
Because James has performed well at the
two tour stops.
And he took third at the games.
He took first at Waterpalooza.
And he seemed very,
very suspicious about next season being
workable.
Especially,
didn't they say they were adding another
one?
Another stop?
They are adding another stop.
Yeah, so you're adding another stop.
You got semifinals.
Quarterfinals are back.
All they, everybody has to do that.
So you, you got the open,
you got quarterfinals,
you got in-person semifinals plus however
many tour stops these guys are going to
do.
Plus if these guys,
like if however many take from semifinals,
now you have to compete at one,
you might have to compete at another one.
If you don't make the first one that
you go to,
you don't make the games on the first
shot.
You might do another one.
That's a lot, dude.
Um,
people are asking, did he really say that?
And it may be just the Brian friend
thing.
I don't know.
I can't read sarcasm in text,
but it's right here.
Let me,
hopefully I can get the volume on fast.
A CrossFit Games semifinal event.
This is crazy.
I could see maybe in some world the
Games becoming a part of our season and
one of our main tours because we have
the exact same roster.
But who knows?
Yeah,
I think that would be awesome to have
the Games as one of the tours.
There could be a possibility of becoming a
CrossFit Games.
There it is.
Pause.
Because we have the exact same roster.
No, you don't.
No, you don't.
You don't.
You don't have the exact same roster.
So what CrossFit is saying, or yeah,
there you go.
David Reed,
all sports work around their marquee
event.
Diamond League, as an example,
works around the Olympics.
He has will not watch sports.
World Cups every four years.
Every soccer league on the planet shuts
down during World Cup because that's
what's going on.
It doesn't matter what else is happening.
When the World Cup comes around,
every other...
When they moved it to the winter in
Qatar, everything gets shut down.
And in what world...
Will has everyone talking about this
event, so he's getting pretty solid PR.
If you look at it from that perspective,
from all PR is good PR,
even if they're talking shit about you,
then yeah, absolutely.
I would one hundred percent agree with
that.
I do think that there's some truth to
that,
but I don't think the juice is worth
the squeeze.
No, no.
when you have PR that's not positive,
you need to then spin it in a
way that works for you.
They don't have anybody that's spinning
any of this stuff.
And I made a comment on Amanda's video
that when she asked about some of the
complications of the season,
he just kept comparing it to F-one.
And I think that the big problem that
their people have is they have never
simplified what the season is.
It's always comparing it to golf,
comparing it to tennis,
comparing it to F-one and a point season
structure.
There are tons and tons of people in
this space that have never watched F one,
never watched golf and never watched
tennis.
So you keep comparing it to those sports
does not help them understand the system.
I watched tennis when my mom was playing
tennis.
when I was in junior high and high
school,
when she was playing tournaments around
here, because she liked it.
And when it came off,
when it was on, if the U.S.
Open was on, whatever,
that's the only time.
But to follow an entire season, no.
F-one, pretty cool.
If I see that a race is on
and there's nothing else on there, sure,
I'll watch an F-one race for a couple
laps, whatever.
I like cars.
That's about the extent of it.
maybe we're not thinking about this the
right way.
CrossFit makes perfect sense here.
To be fair,
the Mighty Ducks went from Minnesota youth
hockey to the Goodwill Games.
So it can be done in a Disney
movie.
It can be done in a Disney movie.
uh tristan patrick side note on f-one i
started watching drive to survive and that
is lit it really is but i don't
have to sit through the whole race what
i love about drive to survive it gives
me all the drama that goes on without
having to sit through cars going around in
a circle yeah far around the road course
and i don't know if it's still this
way but the
when I was semi paying attention to what
was going on in F one,
like there's not a whole lot of passing.
So it's like you qualify.
Cool.
Don't wreck.
Stay out in front from where you
qualified.
You're probably going to end up winning
race pit stops and whatnot aside.
So it's not super exciting to watch for
someone who doesn't give a shit about it.
Like we'll watch it if it's only because
I like sports.
What you don't see in the racing and
you see in this Drive to Survive series
are teammates that are pissed because the
other one's getting more favorable
treatment than the other,
so they slam into each other on the
track, and then they're both out.
Things like that.
That's what makes it exciting to watch.
That I could get by.
John George.
I think he's just hurting the credibility
of the project.
I mean, league.
Am I the only one...
alone in thinking this, I should say,
is that how long do we call it
a project?
A project is something that you see
through from start to finish.
If I would be building a deck at
my house,
that's a project that I'm working on.
When the deck's done,
there's no more deck,
so the project's over with.
Can we call it something else?
The World Fitness League, perhaps?
Maybe a WFL?
That probably would make a whole lot more
sense.
Maybe I'm thinking too much into it.
I think that's the least of their problems
at this point.
I agree.
I agree.
It just, it doesn't,
it doesn't sound like,
like a world fitness project to me sounds
like let's get everybody in the world into
fitness.
Like that's, that's what WF,
like world fitness project.
I want to get the world fit.
It doesn't scream fitness racing to me.
I don't know.
See, me and Tristan is like,
locks his car doors if he hears he's
near a project.
That's a fact.
That is a fact.
I'm not disagreeing that the name is
awful, but honestly,
that's probably number seventy-two on the
list of things that need fixed.
A hundred percent.
A hundred percent.
That just solidifies the fact that me and
Tristan were separated at birth.
It's fine.
Yeah, that's a scary proposition there.
That's my dude, man.
oh anyway what else we got uh that's
why i put it that i yeah uh
he wants a league but calls it a
project i'm with you corey yeah so uh
uh um tour stop three will be the
crossfit games in albany
Oh, yes.
Did you see?
Yeah,
you caught coffee pods a lot yesterday
with Pat.
About halfway through.
So same.
I started it.
I came over here to watch you,
hang out with you,
and I went and caught the tail end
of it after you got off.
I want to say how you can be
involved in something on the level that
Pat seems is seemingly involved in and no,
almost nothing about it or not have any
of the,
like no other stuff that everybody else
seems to know.
Well, I don't know.
Well, I don't know.
Well, and just kept like,
you can't be immune to criticism if you're
going to be part of anything.
Right.
Whatever you're in,
if you're going to be a part of
it, then chances are better not.
It doesn't matter what it is.
You could be feeding homeless children.
At some point,
somebody is going to criticize you for
doing it one way or the other.
And you can't just be, well,
everybody's just hating on me.
Well, everybody's just hating on us.
Well, everybody's just hating on us.
No, they're not.
This show is a perfect example.
Whenever they first announced that they
were a thing,
Savannah was another good example.
Hey, this sounds cool.
Let's check it out.
And then the more they got exposed as
to what they were actually doing,
I hate using that word expose,
but I don't know a better way to
put it.
Once it got rolling and people didn't
understand it and they started making
missteps here, there and yonder,
whatever it is,
and people are just pointing out the fact.
Hey,
Austin almost lost his balls in the middle
of a workout.
Ricky had two bikes break on him in
this same workout, right?
Your point structure is kind of weird.
We don't understand it.
You know, just all the lighting,
whatever else you want to call it.
And instead of going, yep,
we acknowledge those things.
We're not, you know,
Pat's on there yesterday and just going,
well,
people just hate on it for no reason.
People just hate on it for no reason.
no, that's not really what's happening.
And I can't imagine living with my head
in the sand like that for an extended
period of time.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I, I, again,
I apparently I'm not to the angry, uh,
Pat part that happens.
You're going to eat the last ten minutes
or so.
That's ten, fifteen minutes.
It was, uh, it was interesting.
I'll leave it at that.
Let's finish that up this afternoon.
But I wanted to get through some of
the,
like the Amanda stuff this morning and
boys interrupted was way,
way more interesting than I,
with it being the off season,
like it's hard finding like interesting
topics in the sport piece of whatever this
is.
And I cannot wait till Sunday night to
talk about their discussion on the GHD and
I don't know if,
did you see Boys Interrupted?
No.
So apparently, you know,
Hopper does the most beautiful GHDs you've
ever seen.
Very nice.
And he was almost apologizing for his
technique on the GHD.
But they're beautiful.
And James is our trash.
He's so thing.
Yeah.
It's they don't look good at all.
No.
And so I guess James put a tape
mark like they did at syndicate crown on
his GHD.
So to make sure his butt was behind
the line and he said, wow,
those are way harder.
so there was a discussion about that that
has been carolyn privo's like biggest pet
peeve of this season i swear to god
and i cannot wait to get her her
topic on that but back on the wfp
and i've got to go in a couple
minutes because i have a one o'clock
meeting um uh savannah i agree pat is
such a victim we have thrown a hundred
that a hundred times more criticism at the
crossfit games than wtf yeah i mean i've
criticized both
And if there's something that they do
well, I say what they do well.
But all that the people supporting the WFP
want to hear is the negative stuff and
then to go trumpet their horns that
they're defending the WFP.
That's the big problem.
Nobody is looking at it with a critical
eye.
They're just...
They're doing everything perfect.
Like the statement that Will made that the
games are going to be a tour stop.
Because they're so good that the CrossFit
Games should just come on over.
Hey,
this thing that's been around for twenty
years should definitely be a part of the
thing that we just started six months ago.
That's one hundred percent a thing.
That's my boy.
That is my boy.
It's so dumb.
So dumb.
And then the last thing I'm going to
say is all the promised and innovative
media that they were going to come out
with
They have nothing in the space that gets
the views and the likes of the people
that are here.
Savon, Hiller, Coffee Pods and Wads,
all of them.
They get shit tons of views.
WFP has put nothing out that gets anything
close to that.
Why?
And then the place that could help promote
you, you just keep dogging.
That part blows my mind.
You just keep dogging.
It'd be like if you were a new
startup league and you started dogging
ESPN.
Yeah.
I want to start a new sports news
channel.
And the first thing you did was get
on and say how shitty ESPN was.
Their coverage is terrible.
Really?
Because they covered everything.
I've literally seen cornhole tournaments
and tag on ESPN.
They literally hired the buttery bros and
said innovative and new and unique and let
them do the same thing they've always
done.
And look,
kudos to Mars and Hebrew because what they
do, they are very, very good at.
They've been doing the exact same thing.
since however long they've been making
videos whenever they started doing the
brotherly road stuff and but it is one
hundred percent recycled every single
state every single episode of one of
whatever they do which is fantastic like
if that's what that's what cool awesome
but to say that they're new and innovative
by any stretch of imagination is not a
thing all right i got a meeting in
three minutes yes sir get on it and
yeah and it's with an outside source so
i've got to get going
So, guys, we'll be back tomorrow.
I'm sure we'll talk more about this.
Maybe we'll have Corey back because we had
a short Corey show this week.
But we'll be back tomorrow with all that
business.
And then I'm on the Crisp Easterfield
podcast tomorrow as well at three p.m.
Eastern time.
With that,
we'll see everybody next time on Lunch
with the Clydesdale.
Bye, guys.