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Lunch with the Clydesdale - Spin Figures Out Another Location??? · Clydesdale Media Podcast

• 0:34
  what is going on everybody
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  welcome to lunch with the
• 0:37
  cladsdale it is friday
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  we're heading into that weekend
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  had a little holiday yesterday,
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  got a day off and then had
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  to come back to work today.
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  Gosh,
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  what an awful way to do the work week.
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  You get a day off and you
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  think I can relax.
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  Nope.
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  Right back to work for a day.
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  And here we are.
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  Uh, but I shouldn't complain too much.
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  I get to work from home.
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  Uh,
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  but I'm going to throw my dart and then
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  we're going to talk.
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  So here we go.
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  Oh gosh.
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  Into the wall.
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  All right.
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  That was bad.
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  Nah,
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  What's going on, Kenneth Helson?
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  Good to see you guys.
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  So yeah, so today, in a couple hours,
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  my wife is heading up to
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  Put-In-Bay to spend time
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  with her family here in
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  Ohio on Lake Erie.
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  There's an island called Put-In-Bay.
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  It's only accessible by boat.
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  They're going up there
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  tonight to hang out for the night,
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  and then she'll be back tomorrow evening.
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  but since she's had her knee
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  replacement surgery we have
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  not started her car one
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  time and so when we went to
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  do it this week uh it did
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  not start the battery is
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  completely dead so I have a
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  guy coming at one o'clock
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  to put a new battery in um
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  So I'll have to cut the show
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  a little bit short.
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  I worked yesterday trying to
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  charge a battery.
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  I'm trying to jumpstart the
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  car to no avail.
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  The meter on my battery
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  charger said that the battery is bad.
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  Yeah.
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  So I took it at its word and
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  called to have a guy bring a new one out.
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  So hopefully she can take that car.
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  If not,
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  I'll just be carless for the next
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  two days,
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  hanging out here doing some yard
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  work and all of that kind of stuff.
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  But got to get that stuff done anyway.
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  So maybe it's a sign that I
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  need to get that stuff done.
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  If you did not see,
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  the last chance qualifiers
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  have come to an end and
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  they are official.
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  And they posted on Instagram today.
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  The winners of the last chance qualifier.
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  No big surprise.
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  Yonikoski on the men.
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  Lydia Fish on the female side.
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  There you see the winners.
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  What I found interesting is...
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  If I go to my Hustle Up app,
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  they actually have a spot.
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  Let me stop sharing my screen.
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  All of a sudden, they have a spot.
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  I don't know if you can see
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  that video unavailable for
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  where a video can go.
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  Now, on the Yonikoski, and I'll go to that,
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  four of his are unavailable,
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  but one you can see.
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  So it does have the ability
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  to have the videos right
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  there in the app.
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  And here we go.
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  Workout three for you on a coast.
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  You can see that the video
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  is available on the app,
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  but we didn't get to see this all week.
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  These just came available today.
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  If they are under public,
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  if they are listed as private,
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  then we get the video
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  unavailable at this time.
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  But it is something that
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  they are able to do.
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  I actually like the app for
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  its functionality, but man,
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  it makes it hard as a
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  podcaster to be able to
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  share anything with you guys on that.
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  I'd have to like sign it in
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  as a separate person and pull it up.
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  And it just, man,
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  it'd be nice if there was a
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  leaderboard somewhere
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  accessible on the web where
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  we could actually grab it and show.
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  But I just found it
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  interesting that all of a
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  sudden everything's final and now
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  They did put the video links in,
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  but you can't see them all.
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  So there we go.
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  So congratulations, Lydia Fish.
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  Congratulations, Yonikoski.
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  You are going to the CrossFit Games.
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  Apparently the PFAA is still around.
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  They put out an announcement yesterday.
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  And I can never find them on Instagram.
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  There we go.
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  So I think it's this one.
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  Here we go.
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  They put out what they're
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  calling a white paper on
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  heat training for
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  competition and preparation.
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  Haven't heard from PFAA and
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  ever since the please do
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  this or we're all gone letter.
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  So here we are heat training
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  for competition and preparation.
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  They brought in Chloe Farneman,
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  Jeremy Reardon, and Gomer, Gomer,
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  the Houston, uh, to talk about this.
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  And you can see they
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  actually did a podcast.
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  Um,
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  I think it's available on the PFAA
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  YouTube channel,
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  but if you are interested in that, um,
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  go for it.
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  Go check it out.
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  I think it's kind of common
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  sense that you should train
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  in the heat if you're going
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  to work out in the heat and
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  compete in the heat.
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  That just kind of makes sense to me,
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  but apparently we need a white paper.
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  And the word white paper
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  just gives me like the
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  I don't know.
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  And I and so I looked it up
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  like what the definition of
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  a white paper was.
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  Because why does it give me
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  the and I found out why.
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  Sorry,
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  I've got my phone ringer on just in
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  case the guy with my battery comes.
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  So definition of a white paper is
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  I'll blow this up.
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  It is a government or other
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  authoritative report giving
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  information or proposals on an issue.
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  Why they keep calling it a white paper.
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  it doesn't it makes no sense
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  to me I have had been asked
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  to write white papers a ton
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  with the government with
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  the state government that I
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  work for and now I know why
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  it gives me the
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  heebie-jeebies because I
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  hate writing them they're
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  stupid they're just little
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  one-pagers that um
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  supposed to be quick hitters
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  you can just hand to
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  somebody so the pfa brent
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  always calls what they put
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  out a white paper and so it
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  just doesn't I don't know I
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  guess are they an
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  authoritative report
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  they're not government the
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  pfa is not government
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  But are they authoritative?
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  I don't think Brent and the
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  PFAA are experts on heat training.
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  They brought in experts to do this.
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  But regardless, I guess that's what it is.
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  That's what they put out.
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  And I just find it
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  interesting that that's the
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  hill that they're willing
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  to die on at this point in time.
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  After the threats went
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  unanswered and then they
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  kind of went away for a
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  while and their first thing
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  back is coming back with
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  training in the heat.
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  I don't know.
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  They are experts in their own head.
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  uh, Kenneth DeLapp,
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  the head of the Marine
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  Corps personal message to
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  the force has been referred
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  to as a white letter.
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  So I don't,
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  I don't know if a white letter
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  is something different.
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  Um, but I,
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  I have been asked to write a
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  white paper a lot in my job.
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  Well,
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  my former job when I was up a couple
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  pay grades and over to over people, but,
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  um,
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  But it was usually just used
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  for like my director going
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  into a meeting.
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  So he had kind of like a
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  high level look at or an
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  overarching look at a topic.
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  So he could speak on it in
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  the meeting with some view of authority.
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  I just find it weird that
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  the PFAA is using white paper.
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  But okay, that's just my little hiccup.
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  The other thing that came
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  out since we talked
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  yesterday is the barbell
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  spin got out his detective
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  glasses and found where
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  event one most likely will
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  be for the CrossFit Games.
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  In the PFAA's case, it means toilet paper.
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  I am sure that the
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  information in it is fine.
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  We're not in Texas anymore.
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  Why would you pick that to
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  be the next thing other
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  than you want to highlight
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  Lazar's death from last year again?
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  That is what is confounding
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  to me is that we're now in New York.
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  We're in new Albany.
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  Can it get hot there?
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  Sure.
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  It's summertime.
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  It can get hot anywhere in
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  the U S during the summertime,
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  but we're not in Fort worth
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  anymore where heat is a
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  major factor to the CrossFit games.
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  We're also in a very large
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  arena where most of the
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  events will happen indoors and
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  Why a paper on heat this year, this time,
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  unless you want to bring
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  back to the forefront that
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  a person died last year at
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  the CrossFit Games during
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  an extremely warm morning of day one.
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  That's what my fear is with this,
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  that they don't want that
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  to die and they want that
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  to stay in the forefront for everybody.
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  Because it doesn't make as
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  much sense this year when
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  you're in upstate New York.
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  Just my little opinion on that.
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  So...
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  This does not help Lazar's legacy.
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  I completely agree.
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  So, all right.
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  So Spin is out doing his
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  detective work again.
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  He is so good at this.
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  Finding where things are going to be.
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  So here's a picture of a running trail.
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  I guess it's a really long one.
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  It's called the Empire State
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  Running Trail.
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  It is very long in the state of New York.
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  And he has found where this
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  could be actually like
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  where the run happens,
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  where they could actually put the rowers.
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  And so I think he has a map.
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  Here it is.
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  So he has like a Google map
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  of this is the running trail.
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  And then here is the start finish.
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  Here is mile one and mile five.
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  Here is mile two and mile four,
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  where you would put the rowers.
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  Then you run out and you do
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  a turnaround and you would
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  come the whole way back.
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  So the last leg is four miles, um,
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  two miles to the rowers,
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  four miles all the way back
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  to the start line.
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  Um,
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  if you want more information
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  on this he has a full
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  article on the
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  barbellspin.com um but he
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  always seems to figure this
• 14:34
  stuff out um and he I don't
• 14:37
  know how he does it and how
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  he gets access to like
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  public records for all this
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  stuff but he figures it out
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  and he's so good at it I
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  just wanted to highlight
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  that it appears this is
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  where the first event will
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  be for the crossfit games
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  so then now you know um I
• 15:07
  did want to talk about I
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  watched the in the box
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  office uh podcast last
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  night and I think enough
• 15:17
  people have like said their
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  piece about it I find that it's
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  I find it weird that... I
• 15:28
  don't even know how to say it.
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  You have these people on
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  there that have decided
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  that they didn't want to
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  participate in the CrossFit game season.
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  And they talk about it openly,
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  as it's been said on other
• 15:46
  shows and things.
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  They didn't give a lot of examples.
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  Um,
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  but they just felt like they wanted to
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  do that though.
• 15:54
  Um, I think her name is, uh, Mesa, uh,
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  Mesa said she's opening a gym.
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  It's going to be a WFP
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  affiliate as opposed to a
• 16:03
  CrossFit affiliate.
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  They love the community,
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  but they just can't
• 16:09
  tolerate what CrossFit has
• 16:11
  done as a sport since then.
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  And I really have a hard
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  time understanding why
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  you're blaming the sport
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  for what you do in the affiliates.
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  And because the affiliates
• 16:30
  and the sport are two different things,
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  as much as we want to try
• 16:34
  to bring them together,
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  ninety percent of the
• 16:37
  people in the affiliates
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  have no idea the sport exists.
• 16:44
  Ninety percent.
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  And CrossFit has done an
• 16:48
  amazing job at creating a
• 16:52
  great community inside the affiliates.
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  and uh so I I just don't get
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  it I to blame the sport for
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  why you don't aren't
• 17:08
  involved in the community
• 17:09
  of crossfit anymore sounds
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  counter-intuitive to me
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  nothing that happened at
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  the games last year should
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  have taken anything away
• 17:18
  from your community at your
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  affiliate nothing
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  So I'm just really confounded by that.
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  The other thing I'll say is
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  I do give them kudos to go
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  on a channel like Be
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  Friendly as your first
• 17:37
  podcast and to have,
• 17:41
  I think they had a couple
• 17:42
  hundred viewers last night
• 17:44
  on this podcast.
• 17:47
  When I started mine,
• 17:49
  nobody knew who I was.
• 17:50
  I had like three people in the audience.
• 17:53
  So it's a lot easier to kind
• 17:55
  of like roll out what
• 17:56
  you're going to be and what
• 17:57
  you're going to do when you
• 17:59
  roll out your first podcast
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  to hundreds of people,
• 18:03
  as opposed to like two people,
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  it's a lot harder to do
• 18:08
  what they're doing.
• 18:09
  I didn't know what I wanted
• 18:10
  to be until like episode.
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  So like,
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  Kudos to them for putting
• 18:21
  themselves out on a channel like that.
• 18:23
  They get that advantage of
• 18:26
  having an already created listener base.
• 18:29
  But man,
• 18:30
  you are building your podcast under fire.
• 18:36
  And that is crazy.
• 18:39
  Crazy.
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  Because I was terrible at my
• 18:44
  first handful of podcasts.
• 18:47
  Hell, maybe the first couple hundred.
• 18:49
  Like,
• 18:51
  I think I'm just really finding a
• 18:52
  groove now.
• 18:54
  And that's a thousand episodes in.
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  It's taken a long time to
• 19:01
  kind of get beat up and get
• 19:05
  the constructive criticism
• 19:06
  and walk through stuff and
• 19:08
  what you believe and where it'll be.
• 19:10
  And it's just really hard.
• 19:15
  And, you know, so many people,
• 19:16
  Corey and I talked about
• 19:17
  this on Wednesday,
• 19:19
  like so many athletes
• 19:20
  haven't even made it to episode five.
• 19:25
  It's really hard.
• 19:26
  And when you're an athlete
• 19:27
  like that and you already
• 19:28
  have a built-in audience,
• 19:30
  you're out there talking to
• 19:33
  a lot of people to start
• 19:34
  off and you have no wiggle
• 19:35
  room to try to figure it out.
• 19:43
  And so...
• 19:46
  When I first got into this,
• 19:47
  I researched it.
• 19:49
  Most podcasts don't make it to ten.
• 19:52
  Now, Sousa said today, like,
• 19:55
  ninety percent don't make it to five.
• 19:58
  And then from that,
• 19:59
  another big chunk don't make it to eight.
• 20:03
  My my view was just keep
• 20:05
  plugging and just outlast.
• 20:09
  And I heard a guy say that
• 20:10
  just keep going and outlast
• 20:12
  everything and eventually
• 20:14
  you'll figure it out as you go.
• 20:22
  Uh,
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  so first Aaron says that's more than
• 20:25
  Brian gets live.
• 20:27
  Uh, Aaron said, then says,
• 20:29
  so Vaughn talking about
• 20:30
  them helps get views.
• 20:31
  They could lean into it.
• 20:32
  They could,
• 20:33
  but I don't think they knew who
• 20:34
  they are yet.
• 20:36
  They're trying to figure
• 20:37
  this out on the fly.
• 20:38
  And that's,
• 20:39
  If I was to talk to somebody
• 20:40
  starting a new podcast,
• 20:42
  you need to jump in both
• 20:44
  feet and figure it out on the fly.
• 20:46
  It's the only way you're
• 20:47
  going to know if you're
• 20:48
  doing it right or wrong.
• 20:50
  But you better have some
• 20:51
  damn thick skin when you jump in,
• 20:54
  having a couple hundred
• 20:55
  viewers right off the get-go.
• 20:57
  And if Savant's talking
• 20:58
  about you need to get more,
• 21:00
  then you better have some
• 21:02
  really deep skin or thick skin because...
• 21:06
  You're going to get hammered in comments.
• 21:08
  You're going to get hammered in chats.
• 21:10
  And you better be ready for all of that.
• 21:17
  My NFL podcast idea didn't
• 21:19
  even make it to one episode.
• 21:22
  A lot of people are like
• 21:23
  paralysis by analysis.
• 21:25
  You overthink everything.
• 21:27
  And my advice to anybody who
• 21:29
  wants to do a podcast is
• 21:31
  jump in feet first,
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  usually you have nobody
• 21:35
  listening at the beginning
• 21:36
  so you can work it all out
• 21:38
  for a good handful or more
• 21:41
  of episodes and what's
• 21:44
  funny is when I started
• 21:45
  this one I started another
• 21:47
  one about craft beer my
• 21:49
  craft beer one was actually
• 21:50
  bigger off the get-go and I
• 21:54
  probably learned more from
• 21:55
  it than I did from this one
• 21:57
  because it got big really fast
• 22:01
  but it wasn't beneficial to my health.
• 22:03
  So I gave that one up and
• 22:05
  ended up coming over to this.
• 22:15
  Kenneth, I missed the Bible show,
• 22:16
  but I get it.
• 22:18
  It's still something that I
• 22:19
  feel called to do, Kenneth.
• 22:21
  I just don't know where I'm
• 22:23
  going to fit it into my week.
• 22:28
  And I think...
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  at some time there are
• 22:32
  sometimes especially when I
• 22:35
  when I stopped doing that
• 22:36
  um I needed I needed to
• 22:40
  sort some things out
• 22:41
  privately myself to figure
• 22:43
  it out so uh jeffrey
• 22:52
  birchfield dang I missed it um
• 22:56
  Yeah, that's what we're talking about,
• 22:57
  Jody, the Bible in a year pod.
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  Jay Birch, I love some craft beer.
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  I used to,
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  but I haven't drank in eighteen months.
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  So I wouldn't be a good host
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  of a podcast about craft
• 23:10
  beer now that I've quit drinking.
• 23:15
  So Jay Birch Bible show is good, too.
• 23:19
  Yeah, I really enjoyed it.
• 23:20
  It's the Bible shows a lot
• 23:22
  more work than any of the
• 23:23
  other shows I do.
• 23:25
  I will say that.
• 23:29
  And it takes a lot more mentally.
• 23:34
  So.
• 23:38
  Kenneth says sip and spit.
• 23:41
  Yeah, yes.
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  It was a fun show.
• 23:46
  Maybe some episode I'll tell
• 23:48
  you guys about it.
• 23:49
  We did some really fun.
• 23:50
  We used to go to we used to
• 23:52
  set up the podcast at breweries.
• 23:54
  and talk to the brewers um
• 23:57
  and do all that kind of
• 23:58
  stuff and then um we had
• 24:00
  hot we had shows in my
• 24:02
  basement here where
• 24:03
  everybody would bring a
• 24:05
  sample of something and we
• 24:06
  would sample around the
• 24:07
  table um and then give our
• 24:11
  reviews of the beers we
• 24:13
  went but it was fun it was
• 24:15
  a fun show for sure so well um
• 24:22
  Good luck to Kate and Mesa
• 24:25
  on their endeavor.
• 24:27
  I think they were getting
• 24:28
  hit pretty hard last night.
• 24:30
  Hopefully, they're back for a few more.
• 24:34
  At least they're open to
• 24:35
  talk about what they feel,
• 24:37
  and not everybody is.
• 24:40
  It's just going to be
• 24:40
  interesting to see if
• 24:41
  they're able to take it a
• 24:44
  little bit more moving forward.
• 24:49
  The last thing I wanted to
• 24:50
  talk about today is I got a
• 24:52
  chance to watch the Brett
• 24:52
  Favre documentary last night.
• 24:56
  And I will preface this with
• 24:57
  I'm a Chicago Bear fan.
• 24:58
  I have never liked Brett Favre,
• 25:01
  but it was just because he
• 25:02
  was on the rival team.
• 25:05
  What I learned about last
• 25:07
  night in that documentary
• 25:14
  is that Brett Favre is a total scumbag.
• 25:17
  Um, if you have not seen the documentary,
• 25:21
  um, it is really rough, uh,
• 25:25
  especially for people like
• 25:26
  Helson who are Packers fan.
• 25:30
  Uh, it's a rough podcast.
• 25:31
  It's a rough documentary.
• 25:33
  It's only an hour long.
• 25:33
  It's one of the untold series on Netflix.
• 25:37
  My wife came in about
• 25:38
  halfway through the
• 25:39
  documentary and she was so
• 25:41
  pulled into it.
• 25:43
  She's going to go back and
• 25:44
  watch the first half.
• 25:51
  So it's a quick watch.
• 25:57
  I think her name is Jen.
• 26:01
  They go into two big deals
• 26:03
  in his life that were really scumbag ish.
• 26:08
  And one is there was a
• 26:10
  pregame reporter with the
• 26:12
  New York Jets named Jen.
• 26:15
  I don't want to mess her name up.
• 26:16
  Steger.
• 26:18
  Jen Stelger Stelger.
• 26:23
  I know I'm messing it up.
• 26:26
  Anyway,
• 26:26
  the Jets had hired her the same
• 26:28
  year Brett Favre went to the Jets.
• 26:31
  Sturger.
• 26:32
  Jen Sturger.
• 26:33
  That is it.
• 26:34
  Thank you, Helson.
• 26:39
  Basically, Brett Favre stalks her.
• 26:42
  And she's the one that paid
• 26:43
  the price for that.
• 26:44
  Not him.
• 26:46
  And it is a travesty.
• 26:49
  remember it when it happened
• 26:51
  and I can tell you the
• 26:52
  mainstream media did not
• 26:54
  tell the full story that
• 26:56
  this documentary tells
• 26:59
  because my feelings at the
• 27:00
  time were very different
• 27:01
  than what I saw last night
• 27:03
  and how I felt last night
• 27:07
  what he did to her is
• 27:10
  ridiculous and then they go into
• 27:18
  the allegations where he
• 27:20
  stole TANF money or welfare
• 27:23
  money from the state of
• 27:24
  Mississippi to pay for a
• 27:27
  volleyball center at
• 27:29
  Mississippi State where his
• 27:30
  daughter was playing and his alma mater,
• 27:33
  and that they were writing
• 27:35
  checks personally to Brett
• 27:37
  Favre himself and companies that he held.
• 27:42
  When you're stealing welfare
• 27:44
  money from the people in Mississippi,
• 27:48
  you are a total scumbag.
• 27:51
  You're a former NFL
• 27:53
  quarterback who made millions of dollars,
• 27:56
  and you're stealing welfare
• 27:58
  money from the state of Mississippi.
• 28:01
  Now,
• 28:01
  I knew about that going into the
• 28:03
  documentary.
• 28:04
  The details of it, I did not know.
• 28:07
  And it really, really paints that picture.
• 28:11
  So...
• 28:16
  I highly recommend it.
• 28:17
  It's really well done.
• 28:19
  Brett Favre did not
• 28:21
  interview for this documentary.
• 28:23
  He elected not to the New
• 28:24
  York jets did not make a
• 28:27
  statement or interview for
• 28:28
  this documentary.
• 28:31
  Um, but there were a lot of reporters,
• 28:34
  a lot of people around the scenes.
• 28:37
  There were some people from
• 28:38
  the Packers that did speak.
• 28:41
  Um,
• 28:44
  And so I highly recommend it.
• 28:45
  It's really good.
• 28:46
  Really good.
• 28:48
  I'm hoping while my wife's away tonight,
• 28:51
  I'm going to watch
• 28:52
  Surviving Ohio State as I
• 28:55
  live here in Columbus.
• 28:58
  I know how that new story broke.
• 29:00
  I am interested to see what
• 29:02
  goes on with this because...
• 29:06
  Well, once I watch it,
• 29:07
  I'll talk about it with
• 29:08
  everybody next week.
• 29:11
  But I think that's my next
• 29:13
  documentary that I'm going
• 29:14
  to watch is Surviving Ohio State.
• 29:21
  So,
• 29:23
  because I've got to get a new battery
• 29:25
  in my car,
• 29:26
  I'm going to call it quits right now.
• 29:28
  But Corey, if you're still in the chat,
• 29:31
  LSU, I know they're in the finals.
• 29:33
  Did they play yet?
• 29:37
  And they got to the finals in a wacky,
• 29:39
  wacky, bizarre way.
• 29:47
  Uh,
• 29:47
  Dateline had a two hour special on
• 29:48
  Karen Reed last night.
• 29:49
  If anyone is interested, uh,
• 29:51
  that's from train to live.
• 29:54
  Um, I,
• 29:56
  people were talking about this at
• 29:57
  work through our chat.
• 29:59
  I don't really even know
• 30:00
  anything about it.
• 30:01
  I try to avoid everything
• 30:03
  true crime because my wife
• 30:05
  watches so much of it.
• 30:08
  Um,
• 30:12
  She was accused of killing
• 30:13
  her cop boyfriend, the husband,
• 30:17
  something like that, correct?
• 30:21
  And I don't know the significance of it.
• 30:26
  If you can say it in a one-line chat,
• 30:28
  train to live, that'd be awesome.
• 30:30
  If not,
• 30:31
  I'll go look it up and figure it
• 30:32
  out later.
• 30:34
  But I know everybody at work
• 30:36
  is talking about that one.
• 30:38
  And LSU plays tomorrow night,
• 30:40
  College World Series, six p.m.
• 30:43
  Central.
• 30:46
  If people didn't see it,
• 30:46
  they were down by two runs
• 30:48
  in the bottom of the ninth
• 30:49
  or bottom of the seventh,
• 30:50
  whatever they play.
• 30:55
  And came back in the bottom
• 30:57
  of that inning because
• 30:59
  Arkansas could not catch a
• 31:02
  ball to save their life.
• 31:08
  ninth inning yeah uh they
• 31:10
  said there was a cover-up
• 31:12
  by the police basically
• 31:14
  dang said she didn't know
• 31:22
  he was there okay yeah
• 31:28
  again like I've just been
• 31:30
  smacked with so much true
• 31:31
  crime stuff I I just try to
• 31:34
  avoid it um when I can
• 31:38
  because that's all my wife watches.
• 31:44
  That, and she's into, like, go-shows.
• 31:52
  Yeah.
• 31:53
  Corey,
• 31:53
  Arkansas couldn't get out of their
• 31:55
  own way.
• 31:55
  They had us.
• 31:56
  Much respect to their team.
• 31:58
  They had you,
• 31:59
  and then they apparently
• 32:01
  forgot how to catch a ball
• 32:03
  in the ninth inning.
• 32:05
  It was...
• 32:07
  They had an easy double play.
• 32:08
  They just got the lead runner,
• 32:10
  leaving one out available.
• 32:12
  And then the outfielder
• 32:13
  tripped when he was going
• 32:14
  to catch the ball.
• 32:16
  It went all the way to the wall.
• 32:18
  It was insane.
• 32:25
  So.
• 32:27
  With that, guys,
• 32:28
  we'll keep it short today.
• 32:30
  Enjoy your weekend.
• 32:31
  It is supposed to be a
• 32:33
  flat-out scorcher here in
• 32:35
  Ohio this weekend.
• 32:37
  We're looking at ninety-five
• 32:39
  the next two days.
• 32:41
  So hopefully I can get out
• 32:42
  and get some yard work done
• 32:44
  and not melt away.
• 32:46
  I hope you guys have a great
• 32:47
  weekend with that.
• 32:50
  So glad you could join me today for lunch.
• 32:53
  As always,
• 32:54
  you guys are the best in the
• 32:55
  chat and I will see
• 32:57
  everybody Sunday night for Sunday night.
• 33:00
  CrossFit talk.
• 33:01
  Don't forget.
• 33:02
  We have Ralph Duran coming
• 33:04
  on to talk about team.
• 33:06
  And then Carolyn,
• 33:07
  Jamie and I will talk about
• 33:08
  all this stuff going on in
• 33:09
  the CrossFit space.
• 33:11
  We'll see everybody next
• 33:12
  time on Lunch with Clydesdale.
• 33:14
  And you knuckleheads, get back to work.
• 33:17
  Bye, guys.