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Lunch with the Clydesdale & Cowboy - Monday Show! Crazy Stories from LatAM · Clydesdale Media Podcast

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It's Monday.
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Let's go.
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From the gym to the screen, yeah,
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we cover it all.
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Lunch with the Clydesdale.
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we building that brand.
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Grab a plate, tune in now,
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you part of the fam.
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Boom, boom.
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It's lunchtime.
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What's going on, everybody?
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Welcome to a Monday edition of Lunch with
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the Clydesdale.
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Good to be with you all tough.
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Get up the morning this morning, man.
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It finally,
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we had lots of hot temperatures last week.
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Got up to a nice cool morning this
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morning and, uh, just trying to stay warm.
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So, man,
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there's a lot of people in the chat
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already.
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We've got Jason born.
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We've got Daniel Arnson.
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We've got Vicki, Joseph, Amanda, Jody.
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What is going on everybody?
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Uh, flying solo today.
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I think so.
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Um, haven't heard from Corey today.
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So, uh, but that's just how it is.
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Sometimes he's in the,
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in the green room when I get here,
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sometimes he's not.
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And, uh, with that, we just,
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we just fly any way we need to
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on the day.
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So if it's solo, it's solo.
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If it's not, it's not.
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Um, but anyway, uh,
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Hope everybody had a great weekend.
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My mom was in town.
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We did a lot of stuff.
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Went to brunch yesterday at a nice place
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here in town called Tupelo Honey.
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Had a really good time with her there.
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Food was exceptional.
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Tried something new that I'd never ever
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even heard of before called Shakshuka.
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Shakshuka.
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and look at me shock shoe good uh
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as the cowboy shows up sorry out of
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the blue man work work work work work
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work work on a work call it's all
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right were you singing rihanna or just
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telling us an excuse both okay uh
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so daniel arnson you don't like two
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pillows chicken and waffles i had that too
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my wife and i got chicken and waffles
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and this shakshuka split it each had half
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uh the uh chicken on the two pillows
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chicken and waffles got me it it didn't
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look spicy because it didn't have any
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sauce or anything on it took a bite
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into it caught me on the back end
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That's what she said.
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And then eight hours later caught me on
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the back end.
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Actually caught you on the back end, yeah.
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This shakshuka, have you ever heard of it?
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No.
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Can't say that.
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So it's grits with like a tomato sauce
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with spinach and tomatoes over the top of
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it.
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And then they put a poached egg in
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it.
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Oh, hell yeah.
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That sounds amazing.
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It was really, really good.
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Yeah, that sounds right up my alley.
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Yeah,
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I would have that again and again and
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again.
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More than twice.
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Yeah, that was eight hours later, Daniel.
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It's funny, dude.
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My...
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I do all the,
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which I've said a million times,
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I do all the cooking around the house.
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So yesterday I was grilling chicken and
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Jameson's watching me and she's eight.
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And she looks at me, she goes,
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go put barbecue sauce on that.
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And I said,
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do you see all the seasoning that's on
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this chicken?
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Like,
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It's not supposed to.
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It doesn't normally look like that.
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You can see all the things on it.
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She goes,
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I'm going to put barbecue sauce on mine.
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I was like,
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you don't need sauce on everything, child.
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It's got plenty.
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Trust me.
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It's going to make its own sauce.
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That's the whole point of what I'm doing
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right now.
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Yeah, she needs to meet my wife.
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My wife doesn't eat anything without
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sauce.
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They'd fall right in with each other.
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Traditional doesn't have grits.
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so vicky apparently has had like shakshuka
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before i i'm assuming i'm i'm guessing
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it's an african dish just by the title
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and like kind of the makeup of it
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and i think they gave it a southern
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spin by putting it over grits so sounds
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amazing we had a new restaurant just
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opened up over here that's like uh
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Caribbean slash African slash something or
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another called Coda.
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I cannot wait to go try it out
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because it sounds amazing.
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Yeah, my wife and I,
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now that it's just the two of us,
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like we're trying to take time to
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ourselves on a weekend and do like a
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brunch or a lunch somewhere new and
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different because like I live in Columbus,
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but there are parts of the city I've
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never been to in twenty years.
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Purposely or just circumstance?
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It's just big.
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You just get trapped in your own little
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neighborhood.
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Yeah.
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And we've been to all the places around
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here.
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I'm ready to try something new.
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Understandable.
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I would be too.
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Or I am most of the time,
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but it's real easy,
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especially with that kind of stuff.
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You get trapped in your little circle that
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you've been doing the entire time.
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You're like, where do you want to go?
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You want to go try this place?
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No, I do not.
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uh daniel says when will leaderboards go
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live that is three p.m this afternoon or
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two p.m if you're central noon pacific
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yeah nobody cares about mountain time in
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antarctica it is no i don't nobody cares
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about mountain town in australia the
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leaderboard's already live how about that
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huh i just made that up i don't
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even
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Yeah, I guess we'll just dive into that.
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But David said, to be fair,
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there are parts of Columbus I wouldn't
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want to visit.
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Yes, there are.
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There's parts of every city that you don't
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want to go there.
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You don't want to visit.
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But honestly,
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I used to work near one of the
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bad areas,
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and there's some really good food in the
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bad area.
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oh yeah some of the best soul food
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i've ever had i would not be in
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their parking lot once the sun went down
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period place called the table is bread in
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north baton rouge walk in they were happy
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to see us
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And it was, like, cafeteria style.
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So, like, give me some of that.
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Give me some of that.
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Give me some of that.
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The best greens I've ever eaten in my
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entire life were at the table as bread.
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Shrimp and, basically,
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just shrimp and tomatoes, like,
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cooked down.
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Dude, oh, my God.
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It was so good.
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I could have got real fat over there,
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like, big time.
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Walked out, like,
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I had to turn sideways to go out
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the door.
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I could have hurt myself over there.
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It was funny.
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I was talking to a coworker today and
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he was talking about when he was a
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kid,
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he wore the Husky jeans and I said,
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yeah, that was me.
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And then,
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then I became a competitive swimmer and I
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swam five hours a day and I got
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put in slim jeans.
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Then I stopped swimming and I went to
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big and tall.
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So the entire range.
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So I am not fat.
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I am just Darwinian.
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A hundred percent.
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It's evolution, baby.
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Yeah.
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I also had Husky jeans.
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I remember the first pair my mom ever
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bought me, and I was like, great,
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I'm Husky.
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I don't even know what that means,
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but it doesn't sound fantastic.
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Nobody ever wants to be Husky.
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Like, no.
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The only thing you've ever heard Husky in
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a positive term is if it's the dog
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or if it's some lady's voice.
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She had a Husky, sultry voice.
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Or it's a good Lowe's tool.
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Yeah,
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or it's a good tool made by Lowe's,
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a hundred percent.
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That's about the three things that...
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But dude, it was the seventies.
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They just called you what you were.
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A hundred percent as mid eight, eight,
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early to mid eighties, dog.
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He was husky.
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He was husky.
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And it wasn't a damn thing you could
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do about it.
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Going about your business.
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I remember husky jeans being a thing.
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Yep.
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A hundred percent.
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I had them.
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I'd go to Sears and Roebuck and get
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myself a pair of husky jeans.
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uh just for mirrors i had to wear
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husky jeans and cuff them hated those
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pants same dude same i will say my
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uh my mom sewed she still does like
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a lot she's really really good at it
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so she hemmed most of my jeans i
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didn't have to cuff them however in the
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eighties especially towards like the mid
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to late eighties it was the fashion at
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the time to tight roll them
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So it wasn't even cuffing them.
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Oh, yeah.
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I know you remember tight rolling jeans.
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Oh, dude.
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David Johnson, I'm sure,
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has tight rolled himself a pair of jeans.
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The bouncer days,
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it was all about the tight roll.
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A hundred percent, dude.
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Tell us we're old without saying we're
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old.
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Hey, bro.
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That's what this show is.
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Half of this show is about.
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Yeah.
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Being old.
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A hundred percent.
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Jabot Jeans.
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Damn, Mark Phillips.
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I ain't had Jabot Jeans money until I
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was a junior in high school.
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And then I had a pair.
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Yeah,
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you can tell who the people with money
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were.
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Mark Phillips, Vicky.
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With the guest jeans, same problem.
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I guess y'all probably had the three pair
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of Z Cavaricci, too.
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Yeah.
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All those three things go together for me.
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Like that was my entire high school was,
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or excuse me,
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what would have been junior high.
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They were limited to junior high before we
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started.
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But so like from eighth grade through,
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I don't know, probably sometime junior,
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senior year, it was Guess, Jabot,
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and then for a short time, Z Cavaricci,
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maybe overalls with one side undone.
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Yeah, I was, dude,
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are pictures i i hope have all been
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burned but i was i was like i
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was such a jackass in high school like
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the pleated pants with the the tight cuff
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and the suspenders with the pink pastel
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shirts wore a fedora sometimes just
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because of course you did because i was
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a complete jackass
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oh that's funny the hyper color shirt
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y'all remember that genera hyper color
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shirt change color whenever they get your
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body heat yeah that just naturally
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happened with sweat with me so it was
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the funniest thing dude once you washed
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them like three or four times i didn't
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do it anymore like whatever was in there
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just washed right out so they just had
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a shirt that was some kind of color
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you know real sure about it and it
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was like might have been pink might have
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been brown kind of really hard to tell
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Yeah.
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The only thing my mom wouldn't let me
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do is,
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you know how you'd put the polo shirt
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on top of the polo shirt so you
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had two colored collars?
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My mom was like, I am not.
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I'm not doing that much laundry.
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No.
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Get that shirt off.
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Go put one shirt on.
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We did not so much the two collars.
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There were some people doing that,
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but just a crisp white tee.
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under your polo shirt so that you could
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have like your little white line right
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here that was definitely a thing for a
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short time i just i just let the
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taco meat fly man i didn't have any
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taco meat i barely have chest hair today
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so okay yeah me too i'm just i
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was just joking but anyway um yeah the
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the original nanos the the reebok high
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tops with the skinny velcro straps
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That was more of a female thing.
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Yeah.
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Just saying.
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Reeboks with the straps, baby.
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Yeah.
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So speaking of leaderboards,
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not only is the Elite going live this
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afternoon.
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Yep.
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But the team leaderboard had a big shuffle
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over the weekend.
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Show did.
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Twenty-six penalties were handed out.
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You know what?
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Good.
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Good.
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Yeah, last year, none.
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Right.
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That's what I'm saying, dude.
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So either someone cared more this year or
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we got a whole lot of people getting
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bad at stuff.
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Or they actually looked at them this year.
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That's what I'm saying.
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Somebody cared.
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Somebody cared.
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All right,
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I guess we should actually look at these
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things and go ahead and check them out.
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Good, man.
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Good.
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Yeah.
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So here's the new team leaderboard as it
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stands right now.
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um sure there it is uh solidarity crossfit
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base camp is in first that's that's your
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homies right sure enough uh crossfit fort
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vancouver second blueprint crossfit team
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aod q-twin crossfit crossfit reykjavik
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crossfit reykjavik so nice you got to say
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the name twice twice
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uh crossfit eleven twenty four and ar one
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crossfit ar one team those are the seven
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teams going to the games i love it
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seven teams going from the games from the
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online qualifier correct yeah oh hannah
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texted us over the weekend and was like
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we're in first place she was all pumped
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up
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and just waiting to see um and that's
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we had a little discussion about that just
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a sheer number of penalties that got
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handed out it seemed like a lot two
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pretty big named affiliates in the eighth
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and ninth position with krypton and ttt
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not making the games who's on the krypton
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team i don't know man we talked about
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not knowing that the other day but
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No clue.
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No clue.
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I could go to the profile.
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What does that do?
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Nothing, apparently.
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All right.
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It's your anticlimactic moment of the
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morning.
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Oh, there we go.
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That's twenty five.
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They don't have anything.
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was just curious because i feel like ben
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smith's probably coaching that team all
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right there it is and i re-watched the
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uh uh documentary over the weekend because
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i had a whole lot else to do
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uh kate what's going on kate uh ttt
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caden stepped in online after bryce got
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hurt at syndicate the team has a ton
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of heart
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Caden will be a games athlete someday.
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Yeah, I think so.
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So, Caden, I did hit view profile,
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and it just sent me to their record
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over the years.
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Oh, there it is.
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Their script on Austin Spencer,
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Ava George, Caroline Spencer,
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and Keegan Alvis.
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Okay.
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Yeah, former games competitors there.
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Yeah, that's a legit team right there.
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And then with TTT.
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Who missed it?
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The thing is it zips down past everything.
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Bryce Broom, Faith Stewart, Caden Hogan,
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Nick Reed, Lisa Hemrick, and Kira Miller.
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I know Kira very well.
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I know Faith very well.
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I know Caden Hogan very well.
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Those are all great athletes.
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Beautiful.
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So anyway, I wasn't sharing that.
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But anyway, there that is.
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It's a Monday.
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And those can be excused.
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Things happen, folks.
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I do agree with you.
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I'm glad that we're seeing some penalties.
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That means...
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They're really looking at these things.
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And look,
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people are going to bitch about it one
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way or another.
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Oh, we got this bullshit penalty and blah,
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blah, whatever.
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But hey, man, at least they're looking.
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Yeah.
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Because clearly last year, they did not.
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I think what it is a true sign
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of is we could see a mess on
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the elite leaderboard later today.
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Well, later this week.
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I cannot wait.
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Something to talk about, man.
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Something to talk about.
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I cannot wait.
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Sammy came down,
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did hers over with Brandon over the
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weekend,
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left everything she had on the floor.
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So we are all curious to see where
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she shakes out as far as that kind
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of stuff goes.
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Last night, I proposed something that...
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I hate the fact that the most dramatic
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part of the season...
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is not seen happens at two p.m on
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a monday when the leaderboard goes live
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yeah well and you see none of it
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right unless right unless you're jacob
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marlow yeah who kudos to him dude that
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takes some giant brass cojones i don't
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know how he jumped over that box carrying
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those things every single time because
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he's just like yeah i'm just gonna do
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them all live who cares but what that
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does for your um
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for your personal gain is huge.
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Now, everybody knows who Jacob Marlowe is.
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And everybody's going to be rooting him
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on, right?
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Because he did that the one time.
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Just like Colton did it a few years
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ago and Hopper and Dallin.
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Why are they the most popular people in
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the sport?
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Because they gave of themselves at one
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point in time when it meant something.
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Put them out there and just, hey,
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this is what it's going to look like.
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I'm doing them live.
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You can beat it.
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Cool.
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If not, cool.
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Here we go.
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Three, two, one.
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Let's start.
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Right.
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But even more than just the competitive
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part of it,
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he is going to be much more marketable.
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Yeah.
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as humanizing them right it's not just a
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name you see on the leaderboard like oh
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yeah i saw that dude do that stuff
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live on on the crossfit network excuse me
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the cf network definitely doesn't stand
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for crossfit um you know with live
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commentary and like they did it all
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judging his movement quality looked
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outstanding the entire time and so forth
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and so on and
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Yeah.
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Now all of a sudden people,
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more people and as they should,
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because if you've ever met Jacob for five
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minutes, dude, that dude is awesome.
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Yeah.
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He's a solid human being.
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Um, and it, it,
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all this does is there's no downside.
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In my opinion,
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there's no downside whatsoever.
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You put yourself out there and you gave
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a, a fantastic effort.
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Every single time you sat there and you
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talked about it afterwards,
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like you just did a post game,
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a post race interview.
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I don't see any possible downside of doing
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it.
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If you're an up-and-coming athlete that is
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right on the cusp,
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there's no reason not to do these live
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somewhere and get your name out there and
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let people get to know who you are,
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make yourself more marketable.
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And dude,
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there's no limit of people in the space
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doing what we're doing right now who would
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happily broadcast it for you.
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Because Siobhan was like, yeah,
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absolutely.
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We'll come on.
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If anybody else wants to come on,
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we will broadcast theirs too.
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Because why wouldn't you?
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That's a symbiotic,
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like a good symbiotic relationship all the
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way around.
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And the devil's advocate is back,
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Jonathan Ortega.
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What if athletes don't want that?
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Well, then don't do it.
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It's real easy.
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Just don't.
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But...
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I mean,
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I've talked to enough athletes where
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they're struggling to support themselves
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through this.
21:55
It's a way to make yourself marketable.
21:58
And here's where I'm going with this.
22:00
As I was listening to Chris Cooper this
22:02
morning on the CF Network,
22:05
and he was saying that the games don't
22:10
impact affiliates anymore.
22:12
Right.
22:14
And that's because the games athletes have
22:17
separated themselves from the affiliates.
22:21
They are no longer a part of that
22:24
group anymore.
22:28
And because of that,
22:28
they've separated themselves from the
22:30
community, right?
22:33
And I think that is part of the
22:35
reason that less people show up than did
22:40
before.
22:43
If you have less of a stake in
22:44
it, then why would you care to go?
22:47
Right.
22:48
There is no connect.
22:49
There is no personal connection with, Hey,
22:52
this person's from my gym or Hey,
22:54
this whatever.
22:55
Right.
22:57
And so Chris Cooper was saying that when
23:01
Bruce takes over the games, he's,
23:05
he's in favor of getting rid of the
23:06
games because CrossFit needs to grow the
23:09
affiliates.
23:11
Yeah.
23:12
Not the games.
23:14
And so
23:17
I really thought about that.
23:18
And there is such a lack of connection
23:22
between the two now.
23:24
And CrossFit did it to themselves too.
23:28
By changing from a festival atmosphere in
23:32
Wisconsin,
23:34
from campgrounds and RV camps and tickets
23:39
under a hundred dollars for the weekend to
23:41
just go in,
23:42
drink some FitAid or drink some beer and
23:45
cheer people on.
23:47
and making it an all arena,
23:49
let's grow this thing big,
23:52
you have really disconnected it from the
23:54
affiliates.
23:56
You remember the fittest crowd on earth
23:59
tag?
24:00
Yeah.
24:01
That was fun, dude.
24:02
Who wouldn't want to be a part of
24:04
that?
24:04
I am the fittest crowd on earth.
24:06
Let's go.
24:07
I mean, I was in Wisconsin,
24:08
I was in Wisconsin,
24:16
And you would walk down the paths and
24:21
there are people upon people upon people.
24:25
Right?
24:26
Just hanging out, shooting the shit,
24:29
talking about their Fran time,
24:31
talking about their Murph time,
24:33
doing all that stuff.
24:35
And you all had one thing in common.
24:37
You all did this hard thing.
24:40
And we are turning it into an exclusive
24:43
arena games.
24:51
The minute they went to Fort Worth,
24:53
and I know that there were conveniences to
24:56
the setup of all that and all that
24:58
stuff.
24:59
The minute they went to Fort Worth,
25:02
they were taking it out of the true
25:04
fans' hands and trying to make it more
25:07
of an exclusive attendee event.
25:10
Yeah.
25:10
I'd agree to that.
25:14
I'd agree to that.
25:17
You can't just walk up.
25:20
And talk about ticket prices.
25:22
Did you see they announced single day
25:24
ticket prices or tickets are now on sale?
25:31
They may be on sale,
25:32
but they're still at a price that excludes
25:34
a lot of people.
25:35
I was hoping you saw that.
25:36
Yeah.
25:38
I think that was like ninety dollars.
25:41
Like eighty nine bucks.
25:43
Did I see that right?
25:44
For one day.
25:45
For one day.
25:50
family of four that's four hundred bucks
25:52
for a day yeah for a day uh
25:58
david johnson i the masters games athletes
26:01
are opposite of this completely but the
26:04
reality is that the elites drive the sport
26:09
and the masters and the teens go along
26:11
for the ride
26:14
If there was no elite CrossFit Games,
26:16
you're not going to get a Masters CrossFit
26:18
Games standalone.
26:20
No.
26:20
You have to pick your battles and call
26:24
it, this is my CrossFit Games this year.
26:28
Right.
26:29
I mean,
26:29
you may have a Legends Championship or you
26:31
may have an MFC, something like that.
26:35
But without the elite CrossFit Games,
26:38
you're not.
26:38
No.
26:41
And I'm okay with that.
26:43
The reality is what the reality is.
26:44
There's nothing you can do about it.
26:46
That is what our reality is.
26:48
We are still tied to that because there's
26:49
not enough people wanting to come see.
26:53
Quite frankly, and yes,
26:56
the stuff the elites do, most of us,
27:00
we can do something similar.
27:02
Degree, not kind.
27:03
But watching a seven-year-old woman do
27:05
ring muscle-ups is crazy.
27:08
it's it's insane it is an insane thing
27:10
to see it is like going to the
27:12
circus and seeing people do like flips and
27:15
twists and stuff you've never seen or
27:17
thought were capable that kind of stuff
27:19
needs to be broadcast so that people the
27:21
regular public can see hey this is this
27:24
can be your reality or something similar
27:27
to it anyway you don't have to do
27:30
a ring muscle up at seventy years old
27:32
but you could have the capacity to or
27:35
the capacity to do something similar
27:38
That commercial that plays every Christmas
27:40
with the old man with the kettlebell who
27:43
was just getting ready so he can pick
27:45
his grandkid up.
27:47
That gets me in my feelings every single
27:49
time because aside from the competitive
27:52
part of it right now,
27:53
but when I'm done competing,
27:54
I'm not going to be done working out
27:57
because I want to be able to do
27:58
those things.
28:02
Period.
28:03
I want to be able to still get
28:04
up and go run around and chase my
28:06
grandchildren or my great-grandchildren,
28:08
play tag with them out in the yard,
28:10
whatever the case may be.
28:11
And if I have it in me to
28:14
stop competing,
28:15
I'm still going to be doing all the
28:17
things I want to do because,
28:18
first of all, I think it's cool.
28:20
Secondly,
28:21
because I want to live the fullest life
28:23
I can for the absolute longest that I
28:24
can.
28:27
So Kate says, wait,
28:27
you're saying us middle-aged slightly
28:29
above average fitness, exercising,
28:30
racing enthusiasts.
28:32
Don't drive the big crowds.
28:33
Rude.
28:35
I'm sorry, Kate.
28:36
I I'm sorry.
28:37
Kate is a little bit more than slightly
28:40
above average.
28:46
Watching her go in person.
28:50
Wait, wait.
28:52
There's something I I'm now I'm missing
28:54
it.
29:00
So let's start here.
29:01
How it comes off to me the athletes
29:02
can't be bothered with what goes on in
29:04
affiliates.
29:05
This is a generalization, of course.
29:07
But I also think, Daniel,
29:09
that because of the demands of a
29:11
competitive athlete,
29:13
some of the affiliates don't want them
29:14
there anymore.
29:16
Yeah.
29:17
So that road goes both ways.
29:19
The other thing I'll tell you,
29:21
in my opinion, again,
29:23
all of this is my opinion.
29:25
Wait, is it a bad joke?
29:26
Yeah.
29:27
Is that the more that the athletes left
29:31
the affiliates,
29:32
the less the general fitness enthusiasts
29:37
who were doing the open felt connected to
29:39
them.
29:40
Sure.
29:43
the elite athletes are like I just got
29:45
to get through it I just got to
29:46
finish top twenty five percent I just so
29:49
I just gotta go through the motions there
29:52
was a time where we all died during
29:54
the open yeah dude I mean you know
29:59
if there is a legitimate games athlete who
30:02
is taking class at five thirty
30:06
And you're seeing the stuff that they're
30:07
doing and watching the stuff they're
30:09
doing.
30:09
And as they continue on to their journey,
30:11
you're going to be a little bit more
30:12
invested than if you're just in there with
30:14
Sally and Bob.
30:18
I would be anyway.
30:20
So can't go to a movie for less
30:22
than twenty five bucks.
30:22
It seems now three hundred dollars to go
30:24
watch a famous comedian or go to a
30:26
concert.
30:26
Everything is expensive.
30:28
I understand that everything is expensive.
30:31
But what a famous comedian does,
30:34
he doesn't have half the arena with empty
30:36
seats.
30:37
No.
30:38
They sell out those three hundred dollar
30:39
tickets.
30:40
Right.
30:42
CrossFit can't sell the seats they have.
30:46
Yet in the last three years,
30:49
they've gone from a big from an arena.
30:52
Madison,
30:54
each arena got bigger and bigger over the
30:56
last few years,
30:57
and the seats got more scarce and more
30:59
scarce being filled.
31:04
And people do it.
31:07
People wait right now because they know
31:12
that tickets are going to go down in
31:14
price the closer you get to the games
31:15
because they can't sell them out.
31:18
And because...
31:20
Because Daniel Arnson is smart.
31:24
The fan base is not there.
31:25
They need to give up the professionalize
31:27
it campaign.
31:28
Just call it what it is.
31:30
They're money hungry.
31:30
I don't want to call them money hungry.
31:32
A lot of these athletes are doing it.
31:34
A lot of these athletes could have chosen
31:37
to go to the WFP where they would
31:39
make more money.
31:40
Correct.
31:41
Unless they win the games.
31:44
And they chose the glory of going to
31:46
the CrossFit Games over the WFP.
31:50
Over the guaranteed paycheck.
31:53
So they're not all money hungry.
31:56
It's just the perception that the CrossFit
32:02
Games was and should have remained a
32:06
festival.
32:07
a celebration of fitness where you had a
32:11
group of people come in at the highest
32:13
level,
32:14
show us what was truly humanly possible.
32:20
It's not a sport.
32:21
It's not a sport in the sense of
32:25
the NFL or the NBA or those places
32:28
that sell out tickets to every,
32:31
no matter where they go.
32:32
We don't even have a clearly defined
32:34
season every year.
32:38
Name me two years where the season has
32:40
been the exact same from start to finish.
32:43
I'll wait.
32:46
Daniel Arnson, nine ninety nine.
32:47
Thank you so much for that.
32:49
I remember I'm smart.
32:50
It'd be easier just to have me on
32:51
sometime.
32:52
I'm kidding.
32:53
But yeah,
32:53
affiliate members now do not like having
32:56
elite games athletes there most of the
32:57
time.
33:02
That's a fact.
33:03
And to be fair,
33:05
that member is paying one hundred and
33:07
fifty dollars a month to two hundred
33:09
dollars a month, maybe more.
33:12
They don't want their time taken away.
33:14
No.
33:17
And they don't want the distraction that
33:19
some of those dudes are.
33:21
Like I am not a games athlete.
33:24
I do do two just,
33:25
or starting back today anyway,
33:27
with two sessions a day.
33:28
And I do my best to be as
33:31
unnoticeable as possible because I don't
33:32
want to distract people from doing class
33:34
from like,
33:34
what is Corey doing over there in the
33:36
corner?
33:36
Right.
33:38
We have a whole other side and I
33:40
use that as much as humanly possible so
33:43
that I'm not making basically a spectacle
33:45
of myself doing something that completely
33:47
different than what everybody else is
33:48
doing.
33:50
And games athletes are going to be in
33:52
there.
33:52
And if you're in there for, you know,
33:54
four, six hours a day,
33:55
sometimes if you're there during class
33:58
time and you're not actually doing class,
34:00
then I'm not saying that they are,
34:02
but you can be a distraction to whatever
34:05
else is going on.
34:05
Yeah.
34:10
Well, and I love that.
34:13
Is it.
34:16
There was an athlete that said they,
34:18
they do the class workout every day.
34:20
Oh, Reese Littlewood.
34:21
Reese Littlewood.
34:22
Reese Littlewood does the class workout
34:24
every day and then other stuff.
34:26
Yep.
34:29
There are some crazy, crazy,
34:32
very strong affiliate members in the elite
34:36
athlete area,
34:37
but they are getting fewer and far
34:39
between.
34:41
I mean,
34:41
Carolyn goes to an affiliate every day.
34:46
She runs an affiliate out of her high
34:47
school.
34:49
which is awesome by the way.
34:51
Right.
34:52
So like there are athletes that do those
34:55
things, but it is getting less and less.
34:57
And I do think you could bring back
34:59
that festival feel just it, but it,
35:03
it's almost gotta be the teams that bring
35:05
it back.
35:07
The teams have to get back to being
35:10
an affiliate team.
35:13
Good luck with that.
35:15
That is a very hard, what is it,
35:19
two paces out of the tube on that
35:20
one?
35:20
That's very,
35:21
very hard to get that reign back in.
35:24
But that's why you had the big crowds
35:25
back in the day.
35:26
I'm not arguing with you.
35:29
And the festival feel comes back at the
35:32
games if you have a place like a
35:34
cheap campground for people just to pitch
35:36
a tent.
35:37
Because you went down to that campground
35:40
area and people were fitnessing.
35:43
The people brought rowers and bikes and
35:47
barbells and weights.
35:49
You go down to the campground,
35:50
they're doing full workouts in the middle
35:52
of the campground.
35:54
They're not relying on activations put on
35:56
by CrossFit or put on by whatever sponsor
35:58
is there or whoever's in there.
36:01
They just take it upon themselves.
36:03
They do what CrossFitters do.
36:04
I'm going to work out.
36:06
You ain't got to worry about that, dog.
36:07
One may have one year sponsored the whole
36:09
campground and brought equipment for them.
36:12
Yep.
36:15
Like that's the thought process that needs
36:18
to start happening more and more.
36:20
Mayhem gets it.
36:21
Mayhem reaches out to Rich does the bus,
36:25
the van tour to different affiliates and
36:27
drops in.
36:28
Right.
36:29
Every time they go somewhere,
36:31
every time they go somewhere,
36:32
he says he tries to,
36:33
they find a Mayhem affiliate close to
36:36
wherever they're staying and he tries to
36:37
go drop in.
36:40
I can't imagine dude,
36:41
like being a Mayhem affiliate.
36:42
Cause I don't think he tells them most
36:43
of the time they just show up.
36:45
like you can roll up to four thirty
36:46
class and is that rich froning yeah it
36:51
is um um anyway there's the chats are
37:02
getting you guys have a lot to say
37:04
and i can't read that fast because
37:05
remember i don't read anymore i've given
37:08
up books
37:13
um so anyway there's all that um i
37:17
hope they can figure something out they've
37:19
got to go back to a festival feel
37:22
i know that they had to build the
37:24
outdoor thing in madison so maybe that's
37:26
not ideal to go back to but they've
37:30
got to figure out a way they've got
37:32
to figure out a way to have a
37:32
campground
37:34
They've got to figure out a way to
37:35
have cheap festival tickets.
37:39
You may not get into the arena for
37:40
the nighttime events,
37:41
but you can go hang out with your
37:43
friends.
37:46
Beer Gordon, big screen, sit out there,
37:50
have a couple of drinks,
37:51
watch a couple of events,
37:52
hit up the vendor village,
37:55
go back to wherever you were.
37:56
You're also going to need,
37:58
and I'm going to say need,
37:59
but
38:01
The outside sections where people can,
38:04
you can roam around and that's what
38:06
you're, you know, that's what your,
38:08
your discounted price,
38:10
whatever you want to call it,
38:11
festival ticket will get you access to.
38:13
So you can see those events at the
38:14
very least.
38:15
You might never go get sit inside with
38:16
the air condition and the big screen and
38:19
all the, you know,
38:20
whatever kind of hoorah they got going on
38:22
on the inside.
38:23
But at least you can come outside and
38:24
watch people do stuff, you know,
38:25
the fitness and on the rig and whatnot
38:27
outside.
38:27
Like, I think that would be good stuff.
38:31
And I think like the discussion today with
38:33
Chris Cooper was like the places like
38:37
NorCal have it.
38:40
They're the ones getting the thousands of
38:42
people at an event because it is a
38:44
community event.
38:46
And the athletes get to compete on the
38:48
same rig as Tudor Magda, as whatever,
38:53
right?
38:54
And so it's a closer connection than we
38:58
have at a semifinal event when they're
39:01
down on this big floor and the closest
39:04
you can get is the stands or bumping
39:06
to them in Vendor Village maybe.
39:09
Yeah.
39:12
I just keep going back to like,
39:14
I had that picture burning in my brain
39:17
from, I forget which documentary it was,
39:19
but the chick who was there in line
39:23
and the men are lining up and she's
39:25
freaking out because Matt Fraser's like
39:28
right there in front of her.
39:29
And she's like, she's on her phone.
39:30
That's my Fraser.
39:33
You're not going to get that if
39:34
everybody's just hidden away inside the
39:37
warmup area until they get called to the
39:39
corral for the event because they're all
39:42
inside.
39:43
That kind of moment's not going to happen
39:45
again.
39:50
That's what made the showcase events at
39:51
Syndicate fun.
39:53
Yeah.
39:56
I don't think that's true at all unless
39:59
they just don't follow the sport.
40:00
In that case, of course, that's true.
40:03
If they follow the sport,
40:04
then I think they do care and are
40:05
interested.
40:07
But David,
40:08
we have to admit that less and less
40:11
people are following the sport.
40:15
The numbers don't lie.
40:17
We are not selling the same number of
40:19
seats or the same number of tickets that
40:21
we used to sell.
40:24
What do I mean?
40:27
So not even proportionally, right?
40:31
Not even like percentage wise.
40:35
Right.
40:36
It's just not.
40:39
It's not there.
40:41
Yeah.
40:42
I will say this, Daniel, to that.
40:44
He's saying none of his gym members have
40:46
any clue,
40:47
have any clue what the games are.
40:49
It's about a probably about a fifty fifty
40:51
split at my gym.
40:53
and most of the places I've been to,
40:55
like there's,
40:56
there's the ones that have absolutely no
40:58
idea whatsoever.
41:00
There's the ones who are,
41:02
I don't say invested,
41:03
but like have their favorites know who
41:05
they, you know,
41:05
who they follow and stuff like that.
41:08
Um,
41:08
those people tend to be the competitors in
41:10
the group, right?
41:12
The people who sign up for local comps,
41:14
definitely going to sign up for the open
41:15
every year and stuff like that.
41:16
And then you've got the people who, uh,
41:20
who are kind of like yeah i know
41:21
what the games are blah blah whatever but
41:23
wouldn't be would be nonplussed if you
41:26
know somebody crossfit famous walked into
41:30
the gym to come work out they'd just
41:31
be like oh yeah who's that guy oh
41:33
rich cool whatever moving right along uh
41:37
we have we have we have bet we
41:39
have both uh jason bourne in his covert
41:43
operations has heard that there's only
41:46
eight vendors that currently at the
41:47
crossfit games
41:51
That is a sad state of affairs.
41:54
That's kind of crazy.
41:55
I know Travis isn't going.
41:59
Hexy Lover.
42:00
I nominate Clydesdale Cowboys CrossFit
42:02
Campground Committee.
42:03
Bonfires, live music, big screens.
42:07
And gumbo.
42:09
Yeah,
42:10
I can make a big-ass pot of gumbo.
42:13
I'll serve a whole lot of people.
42:16
Live music,
42:16
we'd have to get the Clydesdale singers
42:18
out there.
42:20
Yep.
42:21
Sure.
42:21
That'd be that'd be pretty,
42:25
pretty expensive.
42:26
Just saying.
42:34
I do think that, you know,
42:35
there's talk about like no CrossFit media.
42:38
I do think there are media and I
42:39
think they are putting out decent content.
42:42
I don't think it's being pinpointed in the
42:46
right direction.
42:47
No.
42:49
We talked about that last week.
42:52
I think that's, I think that's it.
42:53
I think it needs to take a step
42:55
back, a refocus and,
42:58
and do things that matter.
43:03
I would say sad, but true,
43:04
but it's not sad.
43:05
It's just true.
43:06
Like more stuff that actually matters now
43:10
that the games don't matter because they
43:11
matter to people,
43:13
but stuff that actually matters is what's
43:15
going on inside of real affiliates day to
43:18
day stuff.
43:20
So this doesn't seem like much to out
43:23
to, you know, some people,
43:24
but it means a whole lot to others.
43:28
There's one thing that will turn off
43:30
CrossFitters faster than anything,
43:33
and that is being inauthentic.
43:35
Correct.
43:37
So if you're having actors in your media,
43:41
immediately you've lost half the
43:44
CrossFitters.
43:45
The more AI gets used,
43:47
the more people want reality.
43:51
There are so many real stories in
43:53
CrossFit.
43:54
that sell better than any fiction you can
43:58
make up.
44:02
They're out there.
44:03
You just need someone to curate them.
44:07
There's a lot of them.
44:11
There's so many good stories.
44:12
You know what is a really good story?
44:15
Is last night I was whooped.
44:18
And I chugged a thirdsy after last night's
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show.
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I don't think my head hit the pillow
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longer than about thirty seconds and I was
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gone.
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Oh, cool, baby.
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And I woke up this morning feeling
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refreshed and energized for the day.
44:36
Didn't even need a cup of coffee first
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thing.
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whoa settle down i know i know last
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that's thirdsy.com backslash jazzy fifteen
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percent off i want to say this too
44:59
i know that hillar takes a lot of
45:00
guff i know that hillar gets a lot
45:02
of praise
45:04
but for the first time in a very
45:06
long time this weekend i got up wanting
45:10
to see the next episode of his behind
45:13
the scenes with alex fee josh and genie
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is it out because i haven't sunday i
45:21
got up couldn't find it thought what the
45:24
hell happened to hillary where we go right
45:28
and then he put out that dallin versus
45:30
rich dallin at twenty versus rich in
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twenty fourteen
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Well, that's not what I was looking for.
45:36
But that'll work.
45:38
I'll watch it.
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And then this morning,
45:42
episode three popped up.
45:43
Okay.
45:43
It's like Christmas morning all over for
45:46
me.
45:46
I'm going to have to check that out
45:47
during lunch.
45:50
I have not been that excited about media
45:52
content.
45:55
What he got out of those girls and
45:58
Josh, the rattlesnake story,
46:01
there's a jump rope story in today's
46:02
Josh's thing.
46:06
What he got out of them, poop stories,
46:10
smoke stories, all that stuff.
46:13
I just wanted more and more and more.
46:15
Just real stuff.
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Yeah.
46:19
That's all it is.
46:20
That's all it amounts to is that it
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is real stuff.
46:24
And just getting them to tell it in
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their own words, I mean,
46:28
that's a huge win in and of itself.
46:31
Do you remember when Siobhan was doing
46:32
behind the scenes back in the day and
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you would like,
46:36
could not wait for the next episode?
46:38
That's how I felt this weekend.
46:41
I watched Ince and Josh yesterday,
46:48
as a matter of fact.
46:50
Again, for the eight billionth time,
46:53
watched her yell at Morrison.
46:55
Just breaks my heart every single time.
46:59
Amanda will also props to those athletes
47:01
for being real, real people as well.
47:05
Yeah.
47:05
Taylor has a way of getting.
47:09
They're comfortable.
47:10
People are comfortable around it.
47:12
Right.
47:12
They can say what they want to about
47:14
his online presence when he comes out and
47:16
he's calling people out for bad reps and
47:18
whatnot,
47:18
but clearly he gets with these people and
47:23
they are comfortable enough to tell
47:25
stories about pooping themselves three
47:27
times during a workout.
47:31
How many other people are getting people
47:33
to say stuff like that?
47:36
In a mini.
47:39
George Wang says,
47:39
don't know why CrossFit needs to invest in
47:41
media.
47:41
They just need to let third parties do
47:43
it for them.
47:44
Here's the problem.
47:45
Third party media has no focus.
47:48
No.
47:49
It's whatever they want to focus on.
47:51
And the games aren't selling people to the
47:54
affiliates.
47:56
And the fun part of doing this is
47:58
talking about the games.
48:00
Yeah.
48:02
right so they need a focus on the
48:06
affiliates and bringing people to the
48:09
affiliates that's that's why crossfit
48:14
needs a media team they don't need another
48:18
buttery bros or coming back with more
48:21
games content that's covered
48:25
They need the stories from the affiliates.
48:30
If nothing else,
48:31
they could pull back from their game's
48:33
coverage, the CrossFit media team,
48:36
because clearly that's being handled.
48:40
Between Hiller, Savan, us, whoever else.
48:44
Those stories are getting told.
48:47
well and we've talked about it already you
48:49
know the boys interrupted did their own
48:52
quarterfinals piece then CrossFit came in
48:55
behind and did the same thing you know
48:59
Hiller did a Syndicate behind the scenes
49:01
and Ian was at the Syndicate are we
49:03
going to get a second Syndicate run it's
49:07
that Spider-Man meme where the three
49:08
different Spider-Man are pointing at each
49:10
other
49:10
We're duplicating what's been done by
49:14
third party.
49:15
And it's not what,
49:17
to grow this whole thing,
49:19
the affiliates have to get bigger again.
49:23
That's what needs to happen.
49:28
In theory,
49:29
CrossFit could license pay Hiller,
49:30
et cetera,
49:30
for footage already made and then just
49:32
reformat it.
49:34
I don't think Hiller lets that happen.
49:36
That'd be like Led Zeppelin giving away
49:38
their master tapes.
49:39
Well, and here's the problem with it.
49:41
If they reformat it and re-edit it in
49:44
a way that he does not like,
49:46
then that's not going to end well because
49:49
it'll happen once and he'll never let it
49:51
happen again.
49:53
The dude is nothing else if not
49:54
principled.
49:56
I mean,
49:56
I've heard stories of Jimmy Page not
49:58
giving up Led Zeppelin master tapes
50:00
because he doesn't want to see one of
50:03
their songs show up in a Chevy commercial.
50:05
Correct.
50:06
Correct.
50:10
Kate agreed not needing CrossFit media to
50:13
regulate games-related coverage months
50:16
after we've already seen it from a
50:18
third-party media.
50:18
Exactly.
50:21
That's the other problem, dude.
50:22
It's like,
50:23
Hiller's video after Syndicate was out,
50:25
what, two days later?
50:29
Yeah.
50:30
Or the day after or something like that?
50:31
The day after.
50:33
Where's CrossFit's?
50:35
Like I said, we know Ian was there.
50:38
So they got footage,
50:40
and they got interviews,
50:41
and they got all the things,
50:42
and it's still being – that's nothing
50:44
against them.
50:44
Their timeline is just different.
50:47
David Reed.
50:49
David Reed.
50:49
I did not say Hiller was Led Zeppelin.
50:53
I said he treats his art like Led
50:55
Zeppelin.
50:56
Yeah.
51:00
Hiller gets paid –
51:02
He's a professional YouTuber.
51:03
He said it a million times.
51:05
So the faster he can put out good
51:07
content,
51:08
the faster those YouTube checks are going
51:10
to come in.
51:11
So he's going to get his stuff together
51:13
and drink Seventeen Gorilla Minds and be
51:17
up for thirty seven hours at a time.
51:19
editing, making sure it's right,
51:21
making sure he's got the right music,
51:23
all the things that he wants to do
51:24
to make it perfect.
51:25
And then boom, it's out.
51:27
It's up.
51:28
So he can start getting views and start
51:29
getting clicks and he can start getting,
51:31
I mean,
51:31
the man's got a mortgage to pay.
51:33
I mean, come on.
51:36
And to be honest,
51:36
I did that a couple times where I
51:38
would do the Jamie documentary.
51:41
I did the night I filmed it.
51:44
I edited it that night.
51:47
When it's all fresh in your head,
51:48
it's a lot easier to edit.
51:50
So much easier to edit.
51:52
Now,
51:52
you're going to stay up late getting it
51:55
done,
51:56
and then you're going to be back at
51:57
it the next day,
51:58
and you need seventeen gorilla minds to do
52:00
that.
52:01
Or thirdsie before you go to bed so
52:04
you wake up refreshed.
52:06
a combination of the two yeah but it
52:11
is it's a lot of it's a lot
52:14
of work but CrossFit everything has to go
52:17
through a committee to be approved I think
52:19
and because of that stuff probably gets
52:22
hacked it shouldn't get hacked things get
52:24
decided on that shouldn't be decided on
52:27
and then you just get fluff stuff
52:31
That's why when Sebon was media,
52:36
like that was a rap, he said himself,
52:38
people would just go and do stuff.
52:41
They didn't make videos and it was all
52:42
good and we all got put out.
52:44
Even the stuff that wasn't very good was
52:46
still good and it was still getting put
52:48
out.
52:48
And now you go from that to what
52:51
they got now, like you said, it's like,
52:53
here,
52:53
give this to whoever needs to see it
52:55
so they can give it to whoever needs
52:56
to see it so they can give it
52:57
to whoever needs to see it so that
52:58
that person can say something and then
53:00
come back and tell this person something.
53:01
And that just takes time.
53:04
It's time consuming.
53:06
Chris Cooper said it really eloquently
53:08
today that when you have that many people
53:11
in an executive level,
53:12
they all feel they have to give their
53:14
input to show their own value.
53:16
Their value.
53:17
Yep.
53:18
And all that does is stunt creativity and
53:25
make you lose the good creators you have.
53:28
Yep.
53:31
And Daniel says,
53:32
could be one of those silly things that
53:33
we see go away in the fall.
53:35
And that is what I am hoping for.
53:39
I hope so.
53:41
With that, man,
53:42
didn't even get into like our weekend or
53:44
anything like that.
53:45
That went nothing on my rundown is what
53:48
we talked about today.
53:51
My job here is done with that guys.
53:56
I have got to get back to work.
53:58
You knuckleheads need to get back to work
54:00
as well.
54:01
And we'll be back tomorrow with the
54:03
Clydesdale and the cowboy.
54:06
Right?
54:07
Yeah.
54:08
Cowboy.
54:09
Okay.
54:10
I may even be on wait to get
54:12
to the editing room to jazz me up.
54:14
I'm already jazzy.
54:26
Lunch with the Clydesdale Cowboy in the
54:27
saddle.
54:28
Lunch with the Clydesdale Cowboy in the
54:29
saddle.
54:30
Talking to reps,
54:31
real life strength in the battle.
54:34
From the gym to the screen, yeah,
54:36
we cover it all.
54:39
Midday motivation every time we press
54:41
call.
54:43
Lunch with the Clydesdale Cowboy in the
54:45
heat.
54:45
Crossfit, movies, music on repeat.
54:48
Half hour hustle, yeah,
54:49
we building that brand.
54:50
Grab a plate,