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Lunch with the Clydesdale & Cowboy - "I Didn't Know What I Was Doing Was Wrong!" · Clydesdale Media Podcast

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What's going on, everybody?
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It's a Thursday and we are on remote.
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And that's a technical term in Montana.
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From the gym to the screen, yeah,
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we cover it all.
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Midday motivation every time you press
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call.
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Lunch with the Clydesdale.
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Cowboy bring the heat.
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Crossfit movies, music on repeat.
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Half hour hustle, yeah,
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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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It's lunchtime.
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I ain't mad at that.
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I feel like all my dancing to our
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theme song is wasted on just me and
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you.
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I know.
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Turns me on.
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That's all that matters.
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When we come into the show,
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I'm just kind of like a limp biscuit.
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And then I see Corey going to town
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on the dance moves and boom,
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I'm ready to do the show.
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It's a great time, y'all.
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It's a great time.
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How's Montana?
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Montana.
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so the biggest thing is there's zero
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percent humidity here oh and so the when
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the temperature reads like and i'm going
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okay cool no it's chilly it's chilling
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with no humidity yeah that's how you're
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like oh wait no this is this is
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like if it's cold outside okay got it
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yeah it's a different type thing no i
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know what that i know what that's like
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for sure so uh
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So it's also dry.
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Like I am drinking fluids like a mofo
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this week because it is so dry.
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I don't have a mute button anymore.
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I have to like manually get up and
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click it.
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But my daughter took us to a restaurant
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last night for dinner.
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And mind you,
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my time dinner was like nine thirty at
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night.
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So like I am barely hanging on after
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being up since four thirty in the morning,
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our time and heading out to the airport.
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So we go to this place and she
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wants to sit on the patio.
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All good.
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But I'm freezing.
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I'm in this hoodie.
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I am like cuddled up.
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Food was delicious,
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but we're sitting there having a nice
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conversation and there's a family in front
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of us and behind us,
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there's like people just
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this place serves drinks in like uh mason
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jars but like there's a couple sizes you
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can get it in the in the mini
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mason jar or you can get it in
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the like massive ones fifty five gallon
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drum with a handle yeah yeah people behind
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us are all consuming the big the big
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jars right they're having a good time they
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are having a blast the people in front
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of us just a family we're sitting there
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we're having a conversation all of a
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sudden here
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was like what was and i'm looking around
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nobody's flinching nobody's doing anything
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i'm like okay but the people behind us
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are pretty loud so maybe maybe someone
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scooted a chair right yeah i'm not
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thinking much of it and uh and then
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all of a sudden we're eating a little
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bit more and i look i'm looking in
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front of me and this this dude at
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the table in front of me lifts a
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cheek and it just
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Just let it roll.
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I was like,
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is that what we do at a restaurant?
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Is this how Montana gets down?
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Megan, talk to us.
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Talk to us.
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What's going on with you people?
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I don't understand.
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She said sounds about right.
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Holy smokes.
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Holy smokes.
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Okay, so I guess that's a thing.
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And at that point,
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my wife and daughter have completely lost
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all control of themselves.
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Oh, I would have too.
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Because they are both partaking in mason
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jars as well.
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I'm sitting there with my diet Pepsi.
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Trying to be that adult in the room
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for once.
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Jesus, man.
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Megan comes in with a,
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not where she's from.
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Not where she's from.
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Yeah, got it.
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Just up here in the windy city.
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Got it, got it.
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or scott's at it's it's uh from the
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pretty part it's perfectly normal to just
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let it rip during i guess he figured
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he was on the patio he's outside and
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nobody would care is that do you think
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maybe i wouldn't say it was packed but
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it was like three quarters full patio sure
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there's enough people there for to maybe
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not just you know what i'm gonna do
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I'm just going to let this rip right
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here and see what happens.
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You didn't even look around, dude.
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It was just lift the cheek and let
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it rip.
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There was no pause.
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There was no...
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And then let it rip and didn't go,
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oh, shit,
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that was way louder than I expected.
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Didn't even stop the conversation.
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Just kept on rolling like that was normal
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dinner.
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Oh, goodness.
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Nope,
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not even going to check up at this
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point.
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No, there's not a High Rocks in town.
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Because it did not splat out.
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It just kind of... Thank goodness.
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I can imagine Scott coming back on today
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and be like, well,
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we had to evacuate the restaurant last
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night.
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What happened?
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Well,
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somebody shit themselves at the table next
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door.
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It's kind of crazy.
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Well, immediately,
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that's what my daughter said.
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I can't believe someone just shit
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themselves beside us.
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Well, it happens there, sweetheart.
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I think Winter's got a point here.
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My bad.
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God darn it.
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It's just shit.
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Yeah, it's just shit happening.
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I just got a point there.
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If you lift a cheek,
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you're looking for an audience.
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Right.
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That's what my grandpa did.
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If he wanted to let you know,
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he wanted to make sure everybody paid
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attention,
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he'd just go ahead and roll one over
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to one side like that and let it
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loose.
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Hey, y'all heard that?
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Did everybody hear that?
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Y'all good?
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All right, moving right along.
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It's Montana.
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There's shit everywhere.
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Yeah, but they're usually in patties here.
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Right.
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It usually comes from animals that don't
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generally use restrooms, as it turns out.
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I told Scott yesterday they got there and
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their room wasn't quite ready yet,
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so they were just kind of hanging out
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at a Mexican restaurant.
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He should probably go pet a buffalo.
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And he was like, no.
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No, I don't think I'm doing that today.
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I've seen them up close.
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I don't need to get any closer.
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I'm not going to try to pet one
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at any point.
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It might be that today, tomorrow,
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or whatnot.
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Oh, man.
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First of all, Jeremy, it was not me.
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Yeah, no.
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It was not me.
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And this man was older than I was,
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right?
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So when you get to,
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I think he's just at the age where
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he didn't give a shit.
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Oh, he did.
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Well, true.
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Bad choice of words.
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He didn't care.
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He didn't care in the moment.
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He probably gave a shit sometime later
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that night.
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That was just a preamble to it right
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there is all that was.
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Oh, man.
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Don't pet the fluffy cows.
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I'll keep that in mind, man.
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Yeah, they're... Dude, there's...
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They are so large.
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And they are like...
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They're so alien-looking.
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Like,
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they don't look like anything else in this
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world.
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Like, when you see one up close,
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it is just crazy.
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The first time I ever saw a picture,
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not even of a buffalo,
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but of a moose out in the wild,
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and it was standing on the road next
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to a car.
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And I was like, oh, my God.
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It's bigger than the car, and, like,
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the horns just...
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Keep going.
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I don't understand how it makes it through
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anything that it does.
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Those things are absolutely enormous,
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and I feel like it's the same thing
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about a buffalo.
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It doesn't look like it's from anywhere
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around here.
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And I don't mean anywhere around here
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being anywhere around here.
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I mean anywhere around on the planet
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whatsoever.
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When we drove my daughter out,
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people were telling us,
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don't drive at night because any of the
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animals out here,
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if they get into the road and you
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hit them, you are dead.
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Oh, yeah.
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There's no coming back from that.
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Right.
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Ain't no coming back from that.
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Oh, uh, Meg,
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I will never have Rocky mountain oysters
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as long as I know it.
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Right.
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Right.
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That's one thing, but I'm not,
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I'm not intentionally ordering.
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No, that's not gonna happen.
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Um,
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So yeah, so speaking of shit,
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there was an apology issued by Joanna,
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a whole bunch of consonants in her name.
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Yeah.
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Joanna Wazowski.
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Maybe that's, she's Wazowski.
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Wazowski.
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Wazowski.
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White girl.
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Let's just call it a white girl.
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That's close enough.
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So Vicky sent me that this morning,
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and my immediate reaction was,
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I don't care anymore.
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For me,
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an elite athlete is going to do elite
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athlete things,
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and that means it's not going to make
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sense to normal people.
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Right.
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I just don't care.
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Cause I just don't care.
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Like I'm so over the whole,
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the entire thing.
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And I, first of all,
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I don't feel like it was sincere because
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here it is Thursday and all of a
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sudden we got this, uh, apology.
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Yeah.
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I don't, I don't, I don't care.
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I don't,
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I don't need an apology from her to
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me.
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The,
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the PR the people in the wrong were
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the high rocks officials that didn't
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remove her from the course.
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I think it's both,
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but I think absolutely it falls way more
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on them than it does on her.
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Because I can also concede it from the
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elite athlete mindset.
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She wanted to win.
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She didn't give a shit about what else
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was going on.
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She didn't care about anybody else.
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Right.
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Well, she actually gave a lot of it.
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And the fact that she didn't get pulled
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off, immediately pulled off the course.
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right within like three feet of it
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happening.
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Oh, you're shitting yourself.
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Let's get you off of this course.
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So this thing would get you cleaned up
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and then you can go again later or
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whatever, whatever they needed to do.
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The fact that none of that happened.
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And then,
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and then high rocks did what they did,
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which is basically said, yeah,
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it sucks that it happened.
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And we're going to put some rules in
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place to make sure it doesn't happen
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again.
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And, uh,
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but if anybody says anything about it,
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we're going to make sure you never run
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a high rock race because,
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It's a wild take.
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It made it to my, they were talking,
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they briefly talked about it on the radio
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show that I listened to on the way
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to work in the morning.
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So like morning radio DJs that have
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absolutely no idea what any,
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like High Rocks,
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any of that kind of shit is,
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they talked about it this morning because
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apparently according to whatever financial
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news that they had,
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High Rocks is going to lose a couple
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of million dollars over it, if not more.
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So I'm with Tessa.
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I really don't care.
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I want to move on from this story.
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But I do want to say this one
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thing.
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And here's, you know,
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everybody's on the high rocks train and
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it's going and it's going and it's going.
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But this is the problem when you put
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elite athletes and regular Joes on the
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same course.
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As part of it, for sure.
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Right.
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It is part of it for sure.
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Cause when you're in a group of all
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elite athletes, usually one,
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you have your own lane and that's just
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your lane.
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Um, because stuff like this happens.
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or at least has the capability of
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happening like you said if it's just one
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lane you can shut one lane down if
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you need to right somebody p if one
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of the girls pees themselves on a clean
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or double owners or whatnot um in a
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car you can shut that lane down get
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it cleaned up for the next during the
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next heat move people around like you need
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to hey look you're not going to be
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in this lane just now we're going to
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move you down to the next lane and
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then get it taken care of in that
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time frame and then move right along
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When you are pushing God only knows how
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many people through an event the entire
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weekend, ain't no shutting that lane down.
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And what Hyrox is seeing is, hey,
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the more people we can get into this
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thing, the more money we make,
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and the more money we make,
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the more we can expand.
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But at the same time,
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you're combining two groups of people,
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one subset that's really,
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really good at this and are going to
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push through things,
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and another subset that are there to have
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fun and to hang out with their friends.
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And those aren't always going to mesh.
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And I think that that's part of CrossFit's
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problem.
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We start the season with this open where
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you're never going to appease both sides.
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You can't.
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Right?
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You have the elite athletes going,
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this is stupid.
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Like,
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why are we doing these simple workouts for
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cardio?
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Right?
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And then you have the average Joe's going,
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man, these are really hard.
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I wish I could do more RX.
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Right.
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And both are right.
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But it shouldn't be,
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it has to be together for the CrossFit
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methodology,
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but it doesn't make sense from a logistic
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standpoint.
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Well,
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I think that's why the first stage has
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to be online.
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That's the only way it makes sense from
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any kind of logistics standpoint.
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You can do it in your gym.
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You know,
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they lead athletes do it one time going
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about their business.
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The guys who are trying to get to
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then maybe get to the next stage or
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whatnot.
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Oh, do it again.
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Oh, I got to do it again.
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I got to do it over or whatnot.
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That's the only kind of way that makes
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sense.
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But no,
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I'm one of those people who I am
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somewhere in between this is really stupid
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and why aren't we doing more for the
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open?
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And some of these are actually pretty
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decent tests.
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Probably because I'm old.
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Yeah.
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I want to get rid of all this
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stuff that I hate talking about off the
15:29
top of the show and then get back
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to the fun stuff.
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So you and Vicky listened to Wayne O'Hara
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talk yesterday.
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I didn't know if we were going to
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talk about that or not.
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Let's go.
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So Wayne O'Hara is the sixty five to
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sixty nine year old athlete who tested
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positive for PEDs at the games.
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He was on the Legends and Masters podcast
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yesterday or the day before.
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We found it yesterday.
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Shanna sent it to me.
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and i this is this is my request
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and i'll let you talk about what he
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said because i don't give a i don't
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i don't care enough to listen to it
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after i got your version of it yeah
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if you pop for peds i don't want
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to hear from you i've heard every story
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under the sun
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I've watched sports.
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This is the Kenneth DeLapp portion of the
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it's just sports thing.
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It's just sports.
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I've seen hundreds of NFL players.
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I've seen hundreds of Major League
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Baseball players.
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I've seen cyclists.
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I've seen and none of their stories add
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up at the end.
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You all sound stupid when it's over.
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Just shut the hell up.
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I don't want to go off and do
16:50
your own thing and just shut up.
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Because I'm over it.
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I am so over the PED thing.
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You got busted.
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Go in your corner for four years and
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leave us alone.
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I thought it was a bold choice to
17:06
begin with that they pulled him and
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brought him on the podcast and he decided
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to go.
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Like both things together in and of itself
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was a wild choice for me.
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And the only reason I saw it is
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because I saw Shanna had commented.
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They had their Instagram, I guess,
17:28
had put up that this thing was up
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and Shanna had commented on it.
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And that's how I saw it.
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And so I went and looked and I
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asked her yesterday, I said,
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did you listen to it?
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And she said, yeah, I did.
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And I was like,
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is it worth listening to?
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And she said, basically, she was like,
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it's all the same kind of excuses.
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Depends on, I said,
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how mad am I going to get on
17:49
a scale of I don't care to like
17:53
ten?
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And she said, I'm at a five.
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And I was like, okay, cool.
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Let's go check it out.
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So I went and listened to it and
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he's an idiot.
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don't know a better way to put it
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i wish i could be nicer about it
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i really do but after listening to it
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it's the same type of excuses just wrapped
18:10
in a different package that he just kept
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going on and on about he talks himself
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in circles from time to from time to
18:18
time depending on what it is um the
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i don't i didn't know that blows my
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mind yes you did yes you did
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Why?
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Because you're not an idiot, right?
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Nobody's that stupid.
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Nobody who's in any kind of sport is
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stupid enough to think that, oh, well,
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my doctor gave it to me,
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so surely it should be fine.
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Then he thought because of the,
18:49
what is it, the TUE,
18:50
the therapy use exemption,
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that he could go get and submit for
18:57
that and that it would wipe it away,
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right?
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And that he could go in,
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and even the guys that were interviewing
19:04
him were like, no, that's not an excuse.
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Like, you can't,
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you can't react retroactively,
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go back and be like, oh, well, no,
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I had it for therapeutic use.
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He said on the thing that in the
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same almost sentence,
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or in the same couple of, yeah,
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He said in almost the same sentence that
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his testosterone went from like a three
19:30
fifty to a nine fifty.
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OK,
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which I don't know if you all know
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or not,
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the pretty big swing when we're talking
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about testosterone.
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But he didn't really feel any different
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while he was training.
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Like,
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I didn't really feel you didn't feel any
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different.
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Then why were you taking it?
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Hold on.
19:50
It gets better.
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It gets better.
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So not only did he not really feel
19:55
any different,
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then he goes on to say later on
20:00
that, well, I mean,
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the heart is a major muscle and you
20:03
know, if your testosterone is going down,
20:04
it means your muscles are not working
20:06
correctly.
20:06
So, I mean,
20:07
you could be taking testosterone for heart
20:10
problems.
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to which Shanna said, yeah, that's what,
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that's what,
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that's what got Shannon like fired up to
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begin with.
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He also said,
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That he was going to, just recently,
20:28
and I don't know when they actually
20:30
interviewed him, but, I mean,
20:32
we listened to it yesterday, right?
20:33
That is a lot of monsters.
20:35
Big breath on oysters.
20:39
He also said that he basically just
20:44
stopped taking it.
20:46
Which means he's been on it the entire
20:48
time right from whenever he started on it
20:51
all the way through the games all the
20:53
way through to just here recently.
20:56
He's gonna start stop taking it because
20:57
he's going to experiment on himself and
21:00
see if see if it affects him any
21:02
differently,
21:03
but it could be dangerous because.
21:05
what if I have a heart attack?
21:08
And I was like,
21:09
the entirety of it put together.
21:13
I just, I, my,
21:15
I'm not left speechless often.
21:17
Like I did laugh at a whole lot
21:19
of it.
21:19
Cause I was like, that's just silly.
21:21
It really, really is.
21:22
Um, but it,
21:24
a lot of it just blew my mind
21:26
completely.
21:26
Like,
21:26
I can't believe this dude's actually
21:28
saying this kind of stuff.
21:29
Yeah, here we go.
21:33
He has hypogandism,
21:34
which is low testosterone.
21:36
He says it's a medical condition.
21:38
Well,
21:38
his type of hemogandism is what happens.
21:41
Hypogonadism.
21:43
Hypogonadism.
21:45
Yeah.
21:47
I've got to get the bifocals in the
21:49
right spot.
21:49
There we go.
21:50
And it happens in old age in men.
21:52
Oh, maybe I have hypogandism.
21:55
Whatever.
21:55
Gonadism.
21:57
Hypogonadism.
21:58
Yeah.
22:00
Okay.
22:04
what gets me is that he's saying that
22:06
right he's also sixty seven years old
22:10
right he's training every day and like i
22:15
love it because he's like i mean i
22:16
quit drinking and i i started you know
22:18
eating all that stuff and i just figured
22:20
that's that's what was doing it because
22:21
like surely the testosterone i was taking
22:24
wasn't making any differences
22:31
So, yeah,
22:31
the whole thing was absolutely absurd.
22:33
If anyone wants to listen to it,
22:34
it's an interesting interview to listen
22:37
to.
22:38
Those guys usually do a pretty good job.
22:39
If you care about the matches or athletes
22:40
at all,
22:41
that's the only people that they
22:41
interview.
22:43
It's on iTunes.
22:45
Go listen to it.
22:47
It's about thirty five minutes long.
22:48
Doesn't take a whole lot.
22:51
It's not, you don't have to watch it,
22:52
Meredith.
22:52
It's all, it's all audio.
22:53
They don't,
22:54
it's not a video thing at all.
22:56
Or at least I didn't see,
22:58
I didn't find it.
22:58
I don't think they have a YouTube.
23:03
Which blows my mind today because it
23:04
doesn't cost anything to have a YouTube
23:06
channel.
23:07
No, you can literally just.
23:09
And if you're only on audio,
23:10
like you are not trying to,
23:12
for anybody to see what you have on.
23:14
Right.
23:16
Yep.
23:17
Mark Phillips nailed it in Legends Masters
23:18
Podcasts.
23:20
yeah jenny i'll send it to you after
23:21
the show but again like everything you
23:26
told me from the interview i was like
23:27
i've heard all of that in every other
23:30
sport i watch and i'm just i just
23:35
i don't what i don't understand or i
23:38
say don't understand what i don't get
23:41
I'll never be able to fathom, I guess,
23:44
is the I didn't know excuse.
23:48
Because yes, you did.
23:51
Yeah, you did.
23:52
Of course you did.
23:55
Of course you did.
23:56
Like nobody in their right mind thinks
23:58
that I'm going to go get on testosterone.
24:01
At sixty seven years old,
24:03
I'm going to go get on test,
24:04
you know, TRT,
24:05
testosterone replacement treatment theory,
24:08
whatever it is.
24:09
And that's not going to,
24:10
it's going to be perfectly fine.
24:12
Surely.
24:14
Oh,
24:14
I couldn't find it in the rule book
24:16
where it says not to do it.
24:17
It was too hard to find.
24:19
So I figured it must be okay.
24:22
Jenny,
24:22
I'd love to put it in the chat.
24:24
I'm in a hotel with one screen and
24:26
Vicky is not here to do anything behind
24:29
the scenes.
24:30
So we are,
24:30
we're kind of running one legged today.
24:36
Like I said, the whole thing,
24:37
we'll get it to you.
24:40
Yeah, I'm a sponsor.
24:44
So the last big CrossFit thing I wanted
24:46
to talk about is Amy Kringle did an
24:48
interview with the Telegraph Women's
24:52
Sports Channel thingy magazine.
24:56
I don't know what it is these days.
24:57
Oh,
24:58
the Telegraph is a UK newspaper or news
25:01
outlet.
25:02
Apparently they have a subsidiary subs.
25:05
I can't talk today.
25:08
A part of them that is women's sports.
25:11
Got it.
25:12
And she has a quote in there that
25:14
was just.
25:17
I just found like this is the thing
25:20
we needed from someone who needs to go
25:23
up against Tia next season.
25:26
Okay.
25:27
And this is her quote.
25:30
I still get nervous.
25:31
I still have weaknesses and I still have
25:34
things I want to get better at.
25:37
And I thought, damn,
25:40
that's the right perspective.
25:42
Yeah.
25:42
I won this thing,
25:45
but I'm not satisfied with winning that
25:47
thing.
25:49
There's a whole bunch I want to get
25:50
better at.
25:53
I mean, hard facts.
25:55
And as analyzing her performance at the
25:58
games,
25:59
many of the analysts in the space said
26:02
she showed she didn't have much in the
26:05
form of weakness because every time you
26:07
thought people could make a move,
26:09
she slammed the door.
26:10
Yeah.
26:12
Every time they knew, oh, well,
26:14
this one's probably got a good chance or
26:15
not.
26:16
And she was like, mm-mm.
26:19
Slammed the door on one of them,
26:19
knocked him down,
26:20
whatever you want to call it.
26:21
Like,
26:22
took care of it in the best way
26:23
possible.
26:24
I thought it was...
26:26
And if you haven't seen the Tia Teer
26:28
documentary.
26:28
I have not yet.
26:30
I haven't had time.
26:31
Her mindset,
26:32
like it's worth it just to see how
26:34
her mind thinks.
26:37
And it's no wonder she is where she
26:40
is today as the goat of CrossFit.
26:43
I did like the soundbite that I heard
26:46
the other day where she said that, yeah,
26:48
I probably am a little arrogant right now.
26:52
And.
26:55
Yeah.
26:56
But you, you've earned it.
26:58
Yeah.
26:58
It's one thing to be arrogant and just
27:01
be an asshole to everybody for no good
27:04
reason, because you're relatively fit,
27:07
right?
27:07
Talk about our space.
27:09
You're pretty fit.
27:09
You know, you're a games athlete,
27:10
whatever.
27:12
It's another thing to be arrogant because
27:13
you've won.
27:15
Forty seven titles.
27:18
Not even in a row.
27:19
Most of them were in a row.
27:20
And then you took a year off and
27:21
you came back and you won again.
27:22
And you took a year off and you
27:23
came back and won again.
27:24
Like,
27:26
Yeah,
27:27
she has the right to be kind of...
27:29
There's a piece in there where Shane
27:31
describes the mindset thing as sitting at
27:35
the CrossFit dinner table.
27:37
And everybody at that dinner table gets
27:39
excited if they beat her in one event.
27:43
At one event, yep.
27:44
Right.
27:45
And she hates losing any event.
27:50
And that's the difference.
27:53
If you're satisfied with one victory over
27:55
Tia...
27:56
then you're not prepared to win in a
27:59
competition with her.
28:00
No,
28:01
I think that's like a natural extension
28:04
of,
28:04
I just remember rich phone and saying that
28:05
as much as he likes winning,
28:06
he hates losing way more than he loves
28:11
winning.
28:11
And it's the same kind of thing, right?
28:13
Like, yeah, he likes to win,
28:14
but she wants to win everything.
28:16
Like not just in,
28:17
she gets mad if she loses.
28:19
It's the same kind of thing, right?
28:21
You'd hate to have that champion's
28:22
mindset.
28:22
Like I don't much as I like to
28:25
win, I hate losing worse,
28:27
which is gonna make me work harder.
28:30
keep those processes in place to where I'm
28:32
not going to have any kind of weaknesses.
28:34
I'm not going to have any kind of
28:35
holes.
28:35
I'm not going to have anybody be able
28:36
to come sneak up on me and just
28:38
take an event out from underneath me that
28:39
I should win.
28:42
Here's the difference.
28:43
Rich would forego a single workout and not
28:48
win it if it meant he was more
28:51
ready to win the overall event.
28:54
He was very cerebral in that way where
28:57
Tia doesn't want to lose a single
29:01
that's why that's why i said i think
29:03
it's it's a natural extension of that
29:05
right like rich said yeah i hate losing
29:07
t is like i hate losing all anything
29:11
it doesn't matter what it is right like
29:13
you don't want to i don't want to
29:14
play you know a game of battle with
29:17
her with freaking cards because she's
29:20
going to end up throwing the cards across
29:21
the room if she loses right right none
29:25
of it like rock paper scissors no i
29:28
ain't playing with you
29:30
know how she's going to react if i
29:31
accidentally win so i wanted to i i
29:37
wanted to get your thoughts as a again
29:41
living in louisiana your son goes to lsu
29:45
i'm watching get up this morning it was
29:48
announced late last night that sam levitt
29:51
the starting quarterback for lsu is
29:54
doubtful for saturday night's game
29:57
You sent me a reel saying he's going
30:00
to pop up out of the stage and
30:01
be ready to go.
30:04
So there's a college expert on GetUp named
30:07
Paul Feinbaum.
30:08
He is known for stirring the pot.
30:11
He does not like Lane Kiffin.
30:13
I'm prefacing all this.
30:16
And his comment was,
30:18
you can never trust Lane Kiffin.
30:22
And if Sam Levitt shows up and plays
30:24
that way that day,
30:28
we can no longer trust him at all
30:30
because it's gamesmanship.
30:33
It is gamesmanship.
30:38
It's absolutely gamesmanship.
30:41
For those not sports fans,
30:43
LSU is going to play Ole Miss this
30:45
weekend in Ole Miss,
30:48
and that is where Lane Kiffin coached last
30:49
year.
30:50
And he left them right before their
30:52
playoff run
30:54
And so there is a lot of hate
30:57
and venom coming across the boards back
31:01
and forth.
31:03
And so.
31:05
To put it in perspective,
31:07
when Kiffin was at Tennessee and left and
31:11
went back to Tennessee,
31:12
the Tennessee fans threw shit at him while
31:14
he was on the field.
31:15
As soon as he got on the field,
31:16
there was stuff falling from the stands.
31:19
We were expecting that again this week.
31:24
He's a polarizing figure.
31:27
He basically does what he wants to do.
31:29
He's also a winner.
31:30
He knows how to, right?
31:32
He's a damn good coach.
31:33
Call it what you want.
31:35
And I say,
31:36
I think most LSU fans understand that
31:39
you're probably not going to be here
31:40
forever, right?
31:42
And we're okay with that because we're
31:44
winning right now.
31:45
We won two games.
31:47
Whether that's great, not great, whatever.
31:52
And it looks good.
31:53
Having said all of that,
31:58
I don't think he's fooling anybody with,
32:00
oh, yeah, no,
32:01
Levitt's probably not going to play this
32:03
weekend.
32:04
But at some point,
32:07
you're planting some sort of seed of doubt
32:09
somewhere just by saying that he is
32:13
potentially not going to watch.
32:16
It is going to be must-see TV.
32:19
You can absolutely believe that.
32:25
doing his best triple H impersonation and
32:29
bringing the WWE to college football.
32:31
Yeah, absolutely.
32:34
All of those clips and that thing I
32:35
sent you, I was laughing hysterically at,
32:38
uh, it's, it's the, it's the old man,
32:41
um, outside the cars,
32:42
call it an ambulance,
32:43
but not for me type deal.
32:45
Like what Sam Leavitt, uh,
32:51
I would be beyond shocked if he wasn't
32:56
on the field tomorrow night.
32:57
Like,
32:59
above and beyond shocked if he wouldn't be
33:01
on the field tomorrow night.
33:03
I do think, like I said,
33:05
you're going to plant a seed of doubt.
33:08
Here's the thing.
33:08
The other little quarterback that we got
33:11
that got to play against La Tech the
33:14
other night,
33:16
looks and plays just like Sam Levitt.
33:20
He's not Sam Levitt.
33:22
But he's he was doing the same type
33:23
of things like he always said, you know,
33:25
he's dropped he's looking he's got nothing
33:26
on a look pool take off takes off
33:27
running.
33:28
Right?
33:29
He's not dropping.
33:29
He's not checking down.
33:30
He's not doing any that kind of shit.
33:33
So
33:35
I feel like Kiffin's having fun with the
33:38
tools that are afforded to him.
33:39
And the tools that are afforded to him
33:41
right now is him going out and saying,
33:43
oh, yeah,
33:44
my starting quarterback is going to make
33:46
it out tonight.
33:47
Sorry, guys.
33:48
Well,
33:49
I guess we'll have to wait and see.
33:50
It's going to be a game-time decision.
33:52
No, it won't.
33:55
The other story I wanted to bring up,
33:57
and we don't need to dwell on this
33:58
long,
33:59
but I don't know if you saw this,
34:01
but the Big Ten announced that
34:04
Two weeks ago,
34:05
that thing that happened in Michigan that
34:07
everybody was upset about, yeah,
34:10
that was messed up.
34:11
That was mishandled,
34:12
and Michigan shouldn't have got the extra
34:14
second.
34:15
Two weeks later.
34:16
Why now?
34:18
Two weeks later.
34:19
Have it moved on from that?
34:22
And now you've just been – can you
34:25
imagine being Western Michigan and going,
34:27
are you kidding me?
34:29
Two weeks after the fact,
34:30
you say that we should have won the
34:31
game?
34:33
And then the last caveat,
34:34
but the NCAA doesn't have the authority to
34:36
override the decision on who won the game.
34:41
Then who does?
34:45
If the governing body of college sports
34:48
does not have the authority,
34:51
then I would love to know who actually
34:52
does.
34:54
So apparently it doesn't matter how bad
34:55
you mess up the calls in the game,
34:58
the final score stands regardless.
35:01
Welcome to being a Saints fan.
35:04
Yeah.
35:04
And then the last thing I had on
35:06
my list is,
35:08
I don't know if you saw this,
35:09
because I know F-one isn't super popular
35:12
in the U.S., but last week,
35:17
Lando Norris finished third.
35:19
Should have won.
35:21
We talked about that on NBA Sports a
35:22
little bit.
35:24
after the match they have a cool down
35:26
room the podium winners go into a cool
35:28
down room where they just sit kind of
35:30
hang out waiting to go out to the
35:32
podium and generally they have a camera in
35:35
there and you can hear them like kind
35:37
of recapping the race from their
35:39
perspective yeah lando picks up a coke and
35:43
starts drinking it and he is being yelled
35:46
at that you cannot drink coke in the
35:50
cool down room because they're not a
35:52
sponsor
35:54
of F one and Landon goes,
35:57
I just finished a two hour race in
36:00
the blazing heat.
36:02
If I want to drink a Coke,
36:03
I'm drinking a Coke.
36:05
I'm a grownup and it's caused this big
36:10
stir.
36:11
Like,
36:11
did he have the right to drink a
36:13
Coke?
36:16
Are we to a place in this world
36:18
where the sponsorship dollars are so
36:22
insane?
36:24
that a man can't have the beverage of
36:27
his choice after a race.
36:31
Okay, so let me ask you this.
36:33
If they're that worried about it,
36:34
where did he get the coke from in
36:35
the first place?
36:38
His team probably had him in the back.
36:42
I get that,
36:43
but if they're in that little room,
36:45
locked off from everybody,
36:46
waiting to come out for the podium
36:48
celebration,
36:50
Did he bring it in there with him?
36:52
Did he not stop him before he went
36:53
in there?
36:54
You know what I'm saying?
36:55
That's so incredibly stupid.
36:59
Where did he get it from?
37:01
One of his major sponsors is Monster
37:03
Energy Drinks.
37:05
Do you know who's a twenty percent
37:06
shareholder in Monster Energy Drinks?
37:09
Yes, I do.
37:10
Yes, I do.
37:10
I've been Coca-Cola for quite some time.
37:15
They bought them or whatever,
37:17
bought a part of them a long time
37:19
ago.
37:20
A long time ago.
37:23
Pocket Coke next to the Pocket Jerky.
37:25
I don't think Pocket Coke is the same
37:27
thing as Pocket Jerky there, Ramirez.
37:30
Yeah.
37:32
Pocket Coke would probably get you
37:33
arrested.
37:34
I'm just saying.
37:38
Oh,
37:38
look at Joey Perez knocking it out the
37:40
park, a Coke smuggling ring.
37:43
You must have got it from the Penn
37:44
State fraternities.
37:47
Is that the coke they've been dealing?
37:50
The one that's got cola written after it,
37:52
the one that used to have cocaine in
37:53
it way back in the teens and twenties,
37:56
whenever they first started making it.
37:57
Oh, my Lord.
38:00
Lando Norris,
38:01
part of a coke smuggling ring,
38:03
got him in trouble with the F-One people.
38:06
Yes, indeed.
38:07
I like that a whole lot.
38:11
Speaking of Coca-Cola,
38:13
I lived in Tallahassee for four years.
38:16
Just north of the town is a place
38:18
called Valdosta, Georgia.
38:20
Valdosta, Georgia.
38:23
And it might even be... Anyway,
38:27
I think it's a smaller town than even
38:28
that, outside of Valdosta.
38:31
But that's where Coke was founded.
38:33
Yep.
38:35
And the per capita income of that town...
38:40
is like in the millions because they are
38:43
all shareholders.
38:44
Yeah, because Coke was founded there.
38:48
I had a hand in it when it
38:49
first came out.
38:51
And those shares have been handed down
38:53
from generation to generation.
38:56
Boys and girls is what you call
38:57
generational wealth right there in
38:58
Valdosta, Georgia, of all places.
39:01
Come on, man.
39:02
You know what they call that there.
39:03
That's old money.
39:04
That's old money.
39:06
And people have been having money since
39:07
Jesus was a baby.
39:09
Yeah.
39:10
Yeah.
39:11
That's, that's actually unsurprising.
39:14
There's a lot of places like that, man.
39:15
Um, there's people down here as much as,
39:19
you know, Louisiana gets shit on from,
39:22
you know, poor state and the union, blah,
39:24
blah, blah.
39:24
It's like,
39:25
I know people that could buy your house
39:26
with a hundred dollar bills though.
39:27
Like don't, don't, don't play with us.
39:30
Hey,
39:31
you've got to be higher than Mississippi,
39:33
right?
39:35
That's an excellent question.
39:37
And we just lost every listener from
39:39
Mississippi.
39:39
My bad.
39:40
It's fine.
39:41
Both of them.
39:45
Mark Phillips,
39:46
the coolest dude in the chat is gifting
39:49
five Clydesdale media memberships.
39:51
We appreciate you so much, dude.
39:53
Thank you for that.
39:55
It doesn't go unnoticed.
39:57
Trust me.
39:58
No, he does that quite often,
40:00
as a matter of fact.
40:01
Jeremy, your dad's from where?
40:02
From Valdosta, Georgia?
40:05
How the hell did y'all end up in
40:07
frickin' Wisconsin, of all places?
40:09
It doesn't seem like those two things add
40:10
up, my brother.
40:13
Coke money.
40:17
Yup.
40:17
Yup.
40:18
Your Clydesdale membership paid for by the
40:22
Pennsylvania State University
40:28
oh good night that is good stuff right
40:30
there i don't give a damn who you
40:32
are yeah man it's either old money or
40:36
new money and it it makes a huge
40:38
difference yeah if you are old money you
40:42
only hang out with old money people and
40:44
only trust old money people
40:46
it's probably only actually old people at
40:49
that point even if you're young right if
40:52
you inherit your old money you're probably
40:54
still just talking to old people at that
40:56
point i just it's been my experience as
40:58
far as that goes and down here old
41:02
money people
41:04
And for the most part,
41:05
if you saw them on the street,
41:08
you would not have a clue because they're
41:11
not walking around with ten thousand
41:13
dollar handbags and rolling around in,
41:17
I don't know, name a fancy suit.
41:21
They're probably in freaking jogging pants
41:23
and slippers for the most part because
41:27
they don't advertise.
41:29
It's wild how that works.
41:32
Speaking of that,
41:33
I saw a clip the other day of
41:35
a podcast Rob Gronkowski was on.
41:38
And again, he was asked,
41:40
is it true that you have not spent
41:41
a single dollar of your NFL money?
41:45
And he said,
41:47
it's made a big deal of,
41:48
and essentially that is correct.
41:51
He said,
41:52
I was a second round draft pick.
41:57
I signed a contract with two million
42:00
guaranteed.
42:03
And I figured, listen,
42:06
the way I grew up,
42:07
I didn't have anything.
42:10
And it wouldn't take a lot to make
42:12
me feel like I had a lot.
42:15
Having an apartment felt like a lot to
42:17
me at that point in time.
42:20
And so I socked it all away and
42:22
I figured these car dealerships need
42:24
spokespeople.
42:25
I went down to the car dealership,
42:27
I got sponsorship deals and that's how I
42:29
lived.
42:31
just local sponsors,
42:33
and he has still to this day not
42:34
touched the NFL money.
42:36
Everything he has is sponsorships or other
42:42
media gigs he's been – He can probably
42:45
live off the interest at this point.
42:48
I mean, quite honestly,
42:49
like he's been in the league it feels
42:51
like forever, right?
42:52
So that money sitting in there,
42:54
just sitting in the bank,
42:55
just –
42:56
compounding interest as it goes.
42:58
I mean,
42:59
it's the right way to look at it.
43:01
It's just so counterintuitive to what we
43:03
see.
43:04
Well,
43:06
I feel like it goes one of two
43:08
ways in the NFL.
43:09
It's either guys like Gronk who like never
43:11
had anything and are cool with feeling
43:15
like, man, you know,
43:16
I'm living in a nineteen hundred square
43:18
foot house now.
43:18
I was in a shack before.
43:20
This is amazing.
43:21
And there's rolling with that.
43:23
And the guys who also never had anything
43:25
and like now I need to buy all
43:26
the things forever for the rest of my
43:28
life.
43:29
And run themselves broke that thirty four
43:32
thirty the broke About the NFL and then
43:35
everybody like just spending all their
43:37
money is one of the most It's some
43:41
it's simultaneously funny and powerful all
43:44
at the same time because you see these
43:45
guys like make these gazillion dollar
43:47
contracts and it ain't got a pot to
43:49
piss in or window to throw out throw
43:51
it out of and
43:54
uh and then like because of them now
43:56
the nfl has like financial literacy
43:59
programs for when you when you're a rookie
44:01
so that they tell you hey uh probably
44:03
don't spend all your money on cooker on
44:06
cookers on hookers and coke probably not a
44:08
great idea just go ahead and throw that
44:10
out there the new term for a co-core
44:14
is cookers cookers you're welcome
44:19
Things have never been my desire.
44:20
I believe that he actually said that.
44:22
Are you quoting him, Tessa?
44:23
He may have said that.
44:27
Marshawn Lynch did the same thing.
44:28
He wakes up laughing.
44:30
Dude, that...
44:32
It still boggles my mind that that dude
44:35
who showed up at press conferences to say,
44:40
I'm only here so I don't get fined
44:42
because you don't want to speak to the
44:44
media,
44:44
has become the biggest star of the media
44:49
after his retirement.
44:51
Love that dude.
44:53
Love that dude.
44:55
He's actually a decent actor.
44:57
I mean,
44:57
he just plays himself for all intents and
44:59
purposes,
44:59
but like the couple of movies I've seen
45:00
him in,
45:01
he's been hilarious in like the whole,
45:04
the I'm just here.
45:05
So I won't get fine.
45:06
The amount of self-control it took for him
45:10
to just,
45:11
they would ask him a question and then
45:12
that's what he would say.
45:14
And he would ask him,
45:15
they would ask him another question and he
45:16
would just look back and be like,
45:18
I'm just here.
45:18
So I don't get fine.
45:18
Yeah.
45:21
The amount of self-control that took to do
45:24
that for as long as that actually took
45:26
is mind-boggling to me because I could
45:28
probably start off like that,
45:30
but I don't know if I could maintain
45:31
that the entire way through.
45:33
It just keeps saying it.
45:34
It just keeps saying it.
45:35
The awkwardness would become palpable,
45:38
and could you – And could you just
45:40
hold on to it no matter what?
45:41
Yeah.
45:42
Jeremy asks,
45:43
think they're doing that in college now
45:45
with the NIL money?
45:47
No.
45:48
No.
45:51
I highly doubt it because there's no
45:55
governance.
45:56
There's no rules.
45:58
There's no limits.
46:01
Bryce Underwood, twelve million dollars.
46:02
There you go.
46:04
You're sucking and you're still in college
46:06
and he's still got twelve million dollars
46:08
or however much it is now.
46:12
I highly doubt that that came with a,
46:14
hey,
46:14
let's probably not use your money for
46:17
this, this and this.
46:17
And let's probably put your money here,
46:19
there and there.
46:22
Terry says,
46:22
my son stayed in the same apartments as
46:24
the FSU football team.
46:25
The parking garage had most the NIL money
46:29
from the team.
46:30
Well, yeah, you're giving
46:35
millions of dollars,
46:36
what do you think the first thing they're
46:38
going to do is they have no idea
46:39
what to do with it.
46:41
So instead of maybe not, you know,
46:44
maybe I, maybe I get fine, you know,
46:46
I don't know, financial advisor and Hey,
46:49
what should I do with this?
46:50
They just,
46:51
I'm going to head to the dealership.
46:53
Don't buy me a Lexus or, you know,
46:56
Cadillac, whatever.
46:59
I don't know if you saw Jay Williams'
47:01
piece.
47:02
He's a basketball analyst on ESPN.
47:05
He was a first-round draft pick of the
47:07
Bulls, played at Duke.
47:10
He said,
47:11
we all had NIL money back then.
47:13
It just wasn't legal.
47:14
It just wasn't legal.
47:17
Coach O, bro.
47:18
Coach O said it.
47:19
He said,
47:19
the only thing that's different now is we
47:20
bring it in through the front door instead
47:22
of the back door.
47:24
So...
47:28
And Duke's one of those schools that
47:29
you're like, well,
47:30
they're better than everybody else.
47:32
They're probably not doing – no.
47:35
Everybody's doing it.
47:36
All doing it.
47:37
Everybody's doing it.
47:40
The same thing when they –
47:44
when they got the Saints for Bounty Gate.
47:48
You think every NFL team's not saying,
47:52
hey, man.
47:53
Dude, the Buddy Ryan teams,
47:56
the Eagles and the Bears,
47:58
they were applauded for putting bounties
48:00
on people.
48:01
Yeah.
48:03
Banana's crazy, dude.
48:08
David Reed doing some math.
48:10
A five million dollar NIL deal is a
48:12
salary of two hundred thousand dollars a
48:13
year,
48:14
while the principal will still grow almost
48:16
two hundred K in the first year.
48:18
Two hundred K in college is a lot.
48:21
Doug, two hundred K at any given point.
48:25
It's a pretty good chunk of change there,
48:27
my brother.
48:28
Yeah.
48:29
Just throwing that out there.
48:31
Just throwing that out there.
48:32
I know up there in that mansion you
48:33
have an Ostrander.
48:35
You know,
48:35
maybe two hundred grand doesn't get you
48:37
much, but.
48:39
Right.
48:41
How much does it cost to send your
48:43
children to Ohio State?
48:45
Good night.
48:47
That ain't cheap.
48:51
oh i feel like he's got to be
48:53
getting scholarship money right oh yeah
48:55
he's a really good diver like yeah i
48:58
would if not good lord man they're wasting
49:01
uh what is what they were even doing
49:02
up there because i mean the kid knows
49:03
what he's doing i've seen videos yeah yeah
49:10
he's he he's good my sister was a
49:12
diver for years what i've seen on tape
49:16
is pretty pretty amazing
49:20
Two hundred grand is a lot of pizza
49:22
in old Milwaukee.
49:23
That's a lot of pizza in old Milwaukee.
49:24
Or Bush, the beast, baby.
49:27
You can get a whole lot of that.
49:30
You have that pizza here in thirty minutes
49:32
or less.
49:33
Got a good tip for you.
49:35
Two hundred K a year.
49:39
Oh, my God.
49:44
I'll just let that breathe a little bit.
49:46
OSU out of state.
49:48
fifty thousand dollars but now you live in
49:51
Ostrander that's in state when does that
49:54
convert over what point does that convert
49:57
over is that tell me that's for the
50:01
year and not for a semester please I
50:08
need to know I really need to know
50:12
like how much is a college education worth
50:14
dude I don't know anymore
50:18
I know what we're paying for Brody to
50:20
go to LSU right here,
50:22
third demands from the house,
50:23
and it's not cheap.
50:25
I don't think it is anyway,
50:26
considering I know what I paid to go
50:29
to Nichols my first semester over there,
50:31
my first two semesters over there,
50:36
to be living in Ohio.
50:36
You have to be living in Ohio one
50:39
year to get in-state.
50:45
Penn State of I think I think Meg
50:48
saying college education isn't worth that
50:50
much.
50:51
It's really not.
50:54
Duke is like ninety seven K.
51:01
Google says out of state for four years
51:03
is around two hundred thirty five to two
51:05
hundred fifty five thousand dollars.
51:10
that in perspective we built our house in
51:14
like we moved in in twenty twenty and
51:17
my home cost two hundred and eighty five
51:18
thousand dollars my house like the place I
51:21
live yep there's no way dude there's no
51:29
way yeah we bought our house for two
51:33
hundred and eight thousand yeah
51:36
and it's now worth double that but oh
51:40
yeah no mine is like oh every once
51:44
in a while jennifer will go to look
51:45
like houses in the neighborhood that are
51:46
going up for sale that are similar to
51:48
ours and she tells me how much they
51:49
are and i'm like yeah i can believe
51:52
it and because it just it just keeps
51:53
going up and up and up it's ridiculous
51:57
Yeah,
51:58
but the fact that college educations are
52:01
what a house costs.
52:04
I know what my house note is,
52:07
you know what I'm saying, a month.
52:10
And I just can't, you know,
52:12
no wonder college kids are graduating and
52:14
talking about they can't survive.
52:15
Well, yeah,
52:15
you just spent four thousand dollars on a
52:18
degree,
52:19
on a piece of paper from a thing.
52:21
You got no experience.
52:24
No, you can't probably move it anywhere.
52:26
That's bananas, dude.
52:30
Trent says,
52:30
not worth it considering I'm still paying.
52:33
Trent, I'm still paying.
52:35
And I'm a whole lot older than you.
52:37
Oh, I bet.
52:39
I bet.
52:40
Jennifer's getting her master's degree
52:41
right now from UL.
52:43
But the only reason she's actually doing
52:45
it, I say the only reason,
52:46
the main reason she's doing it is because
52:47
her work's paying for it.
52:48
Right.
52:51
We pay as long as she keeps her
52:54
GPA at whatever it needs to be.
52:58
They reimburse her for it,
52:59
but that is bananas crazy, dude.
53:07
I have a niece who did her four-year
53:08
on gymnastics scholarship,
53:11
then grad school for four years,
53:13
hired with sign-on bonus that paid for the
53:15
grad school loans, entire education free.
53:19
Nice.
53:20
Tessa,
53:22
that's the American dream right there.
53:27
Yeah,
53:28
my cousin is a couple years younger than
53:30
me,
53:31
graduated from LSU with a petrochemical
53:33
engineering degree.
53:35
And the company had hired him, hired him,
53:39
bought him a house in Houston for him
53:41
to live in when he first started working
53:43
over there, moved him,
53:46
all that kind of stuff,
53:48
and set him up to where part of
53:50
his stuff was going to pay whatever
53:52
because he didn't have it.
53:53
He had academic scholarships.
53:56
but was going to pay whatever he had
53:57
left over from from school like off all
54:00
right out the gate absolutely insane it's
54:03
awesome for him all right well that didn't
54:11
end on the high note i was hoping
54:12
for oh that's usually how that goes start
54:18
talking about stuff like that dude that's
54:20
reality unfortunately it's absolutely
54:22
bananas crazy
54:26
Uh,
54:26
that's an excellent question from Andrew
54:28
Sten.
54:29
I would love to know the answer to
54:30
this.
54:30
Do those athletes that get a huge idea
54:32
still get scholarships?
54:34
And so they should be forced to pay
54:35
their own tuition,
54:36
let scholarships go to those who actually
54:38
need them.
54:39
That's a fantastic question.
54:42
I would love to know that.
54:48
uh meg says have fun uh make sure
54:51
you get some huckleberries so i know my
54:53
daughter got us some kind of huckleberry
54:56
something and it's for a birthday party we
54:59
have to go to tonight for one of
55:00
her friends um i was gonna ask you
55:04
what's on uh what's on the uh agenda
55:06
there so apparently you're you're
55:08
attending a twenty something's birthday
55:10
party i am that ought to be super
55:14
fun
55:23
You said the quiet part out loud.
55:27
I thought it'd be super, super awesome.
55:31
So some of our really good friends were
55:36
like the young couple,
55:38
both with really nice high paying jobs,
55:40
didn't have kids and whatnot.
55:42
And you know what it means?
55:43
Like friends without kids be like,
55:46
y'all want to go to Africa on Friday?
55:48
They actually went to Africa.
55:50
Like one,
55:52
it seemed random to us because they didn't
55:54
necessarily, you know, not like, Oh,
55:55
we're going to Africa in three weeks or
55:56
whatnot.
55:58
You know, all of a sudden it's like,
55:59
Oh yeah, no, we hadn't,
56:00
we're going to Africa.
56:01
We're going on safaris.
56:02
Like, Oh yeah.
56:03
I'm really going to Africa.
56:04
I was like, yeah, no, check it out.
56:05
I was like, okay, here we go.
56:09
And like, you know, forty nine,
56:12
they're probably in their early thirties
56:14
right now, early mid thirties,
56:16
something like that.
56:17
It just always, always blew my mind.
56:19
I was like, man,
56:20
I don't I've always had kids.
56:23
I had my first one real, real young.
56:26
She grew up.
56:27
Then I got Brody.
56:28
Now I got Jameson.
56:29
It's never been a let's drop everything
56:32
and just go on safari this weekend.
56:35
I feel like a lot of young people
56:36
that don't have kids can do shit like
56:38
that.
56:40
Anytime I've ever had to hang around a
56:41
whole bunch of young ones,
56:44
especially here lately,
56:46
I feel like
56:48
I feel like that old boy that drank
56:52
out of the wrong chalice at the end
56:53
of Indiana Jones in the last crusade,
56:59
when he drank out the wrong one and
57:00
just immediately aged like a billion
57:02
years.
57:03
I feel like that dude pretty much anytime
57:04
I'm around a bunch of twenty year olds.
57:06
So that should be awesome for you.
57:09
Yeah, because I have chosen poorly.
57:16
Oh, my Lord.
57:19
Are there any other parents going to be
57:20
at this birthday party?
57:22
Probably not.
57:25
No, but I'm here to see my kid.
57:26
If that's, I have to see my kid.
57:28
It's just,
57:30
but going to a twenties somethings
57:32
birthday party where I have quit drinking.
57:36
Yeah.
57:38
Pull it up.
57:39
Cause if not, I will.
57:43
What the man mom's family reunion.
57:46
Is it as fun as your mom's family
57:47
reunion?
57:51
I don't know.
57:52
I have not experienced it yet.
57:54
Tune in tomorrow and you'll find out if
57:59
I'm sat next to a racist...
58:04
Yeah.
58:04
Whatever.
58:04
Like I was at my mom's family reunion.
58:08
It's going to be so good.
58:09
Anybody who starts a conversation with I'm
58:11
not a racist.
58:13
Oh, this ought to be fun.
58:15
How about those Muslims?
58:17
Yeah.
58:18
How about those Muslims?
58:19
What about Muslims?
58:20
Jesus Christ, man.
58:23
Hold on.
58:23
Meg's trying to give me some advice.
58:26
Uh, Wilcoxon's ice cream.
58:30
Find this brand and ice cream sandwiches.
58:32
Okay.
58:33
All right.
58:38
I'll tell you that.
58:39
And then we got to go.
58:40
But yeah,
58:43
I the richness in the food that I
58:45
had yesterday after eating really,
58:49
really healthy for a long time.
58:51
Dude, I was up all night.
58:52
Yeah.
58:53
Mind boggling what it does.
58:54
Right.
58:55
And you know what I need?
58:57
I need Thursday.
58:59
I need Thursday to get a good night's
59:01
sleep, settle my stomach.
59:04
Got two flavors to choose from.
59:05
We got some strawberry lemonade,
59:07
got some chocolate.
59:10
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59:13
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59:16
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59:18
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59:20
the business.
59:22
Make sure you get that.
59:23
But yeah.
59:26
And it's not even close.
59:32
Trey Olive,
59:33
he needs to do a pre-tape show on
59:35
off days.
59:36
Yesterday afternoon was rough with no
59:38
show.
59:40
If I'd have had somebody to come on,
59:42
I could have came on and just talked
59:44
about God only knows what yesterday,
59:45
but I'm not coming on by myself.
59:47
I'm not ready for a solo show.
59:50
Here's the thing.
59:50
If I had notes,
59:51
if I had something to actually talk about,
59:52
that'd be one thing,
59:53
but I'm not just coming on here like
59:56
I normally do,
59:57
which is flying by the seat of my
59:59
pants and reacting whatever Scott's got
1:00:01
laid out for us.
1:00:04
insane yeah so behind the scenes stuff
1:00:07
just so you guys know cory comes with
1:00:10
a big long list of notes of what
1:00:11
we're going to talk about in a day
1:00:14
super long super long super long yeah big
1:00:18
show rundown of what he has planned to
1:00:21
talk about it looks a lot like this
1:00:28
this is pretty much what it looks like
1:00:29
right here my uh my um
1:00:36
Listen,
1:00:37
my rundowns from Corey are he'll send me
1:00:42
reels throughout the day,
1:00:44
throughout tonight and throughout tomorrow
1:00:46
morning.
1:00:47
And that's what I'm guessing he wants to
1:00:50
talk about somewhat.
1:00:51
If I find either funny or interesting.
1:00:54
And at the time I'm like, Ooh,
1:00:55
we could probably talk about this
1:00:56
tomorrow.
1:00:56
The problem is,
1:00:58
is that until you remind me that I
1:00:59
sent that to you,
1:01:00
I usually forget about it.
1:01:02
It's usually how that goes.
1:01:05
I'm like, Oh,
1:01:06
this is absolutely hilarious.
1:01:07
Scott would love this.
1:01:08
We should probably talk about this today,
1:01:10
tomorrow, whatever.
1:01:11
And I'll send it and then I'll go
1:01:13
continue living life and forget completely
1:01:16
that I did that or whatnot.
1:01:17
So when you say it like, Oh,
1:01:18
you sent me that thing of, uh,
1:01:22
about what's his face like popping up out
1:01:23
of the thing and I'm like oh yeah
1:01:25
I did do that yeah that was pretty
1:01:27
funny
1:01:29
Are we going to talk?
1:01:30
Oh, all right.
1:01:30
Cool.
1:01:30
Yeah.
1:01:30
Yeah.
1:01:32
Like today when I said that you would
1:01:33
listen to the podcast and you almost spit
1:01:35
out your C four.
1:01:37
Because I was, I, here's the thing, dude,
1:01:40
I listened to that yesterday.
1:01:41
Me and Shannon had a long conversation
1:01:42
about it.
1:01:44
Just about how insane we thought it was.
1:01:47
Right.
1:01:47
The entire thing.
1:01:49
And her being a doctor,
1:01:51
like she's coming in from that
1:01:53
perspective.
1:01:53
I'm coming at it from the athlete
1:01:54
perspective.
1:01:55
She's also coming at it from the athlete
1:01:56
perspective.
1:01:57
Right.
1:01:58
she was saying that like and she's
1:02:00
probably gonna kill me for saying this but
1:02:01
like when they after she uh took second
1:02:07
or whatever whatever year whatever she
1:02:08
took the podium her first year there right
1:02:11
at the games and they brought him back
1:02:13
for drug testing and she sat there and
1:02:15
she's like the enormity of all that was
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just kind of hitting her and she was
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just sitting there kind of crying and one
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of the other girls that was there was
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asked was act like
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are you going to,
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are you crying because you're going to
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pop?
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And she's like, no,
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I'm just quite the opposite.
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I'm crying because I've worked so hard to
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get here.
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It's all paid off and I'm,
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I can go,
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I can pee in whatever cup they want
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to, they want me to pee in.
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Like, it really doesn't matter.
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Like the enormity of that hit her.
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Right.
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So we were talking about that yesterday
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and I just, I can't,
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Cannot put the two thing I can't reconcile
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the two things in my head where somebody's
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gonna go I'm gonna use this stuff because
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my doctor said it was okay,
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and I probably need it and and somehow
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think that it's okay to do in sport
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like it's the they just don't go together
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dude,
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like if you pay attention to anything in
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pop culture the past fifty years and
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You know you can't do that.
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Nope.
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Anyway.
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Let's go before I get another rant.
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All right, guys.
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Have a great rest of your day.
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We'll be back tomorrow for lunch with the
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Clydesdale and Cowboy.
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It's really like a late breakfast brunch
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for me, but we'll do it this week.
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With that, guys,
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have a great rest of your day.
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We'll see you soon.
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You wouldn't wait to get to the editing
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room to jazz me up.
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I'm already jazzy.
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Midday motivation every time you press
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call.
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Lunch with the Glidesdale,
1:04:13
Calvary in the heat.
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CrossFit, movies, music, home repeat.
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Half-hour hustle, yeah,
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we're building that brand.
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Grab a plate, shoot it.