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Lunch with the Clydesdale & Cowboy - Why Can Some Athletes Glorify God and Others are Ridiculed? · Clydesdale Media Podcast

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Lunch with the Clydesdale.
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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 lunch time.
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What's going on, everybody?
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Welcome.
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lunch with the clydesdale and the cowboy
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we are back after a day off what's
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crazy to me is we are to a
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spot in this pod that we miss a
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day and i get bombarded with dms where
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are you what's going on you okay is
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everything all right what's happening why
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are you why would you want today i
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mean she didn't miss the lunch today hey
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man like stuff happens
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then the people who listened on monday and
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i said i got tests i have to
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go through i'm getting dms texts saying
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hey hope everything goes well all that
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kind of stuff and it is it is
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awesome that people reach out like that i
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just i love that you guys care that
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much um that you miss us when we're
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gone and that you wish us well when
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we're going through stuff
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uh when we pick up broccoli salad and
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throw out our back people send well wishes
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i got so many dude is your back
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okay what happened to your back are you
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he's back all right you okay
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I was like, yeah, I'm way better now.
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I appreciate, though.
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I mean, I laugh about it, you know,
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mostly at myself.
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But, yeah, I'm good.
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I appreciate it.
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It's just funny that you have to tighten
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the weight belt before you pick up the
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broccoli slaw now.
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Yeah, a hundred percent.
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I actually have.
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I'm actually using my weight belt now.
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I snatched yesterday and went and grabbed
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my old Rogue one just to put it
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on because my son has my one from
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MFC, my two-poo belt somewhere in his car.
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I got to go get it from him.
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Well, I never used a belt ever, ever,
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ever, ever.
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And then the twelve back procedures later,
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yeah, I started using a belt.
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Yeah.
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It is still not comfortable for me to
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snatch or clean in a belt.
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No, not at all.
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Here's the thing.
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I haven't used one for so long that
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yesterday,
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especially that Rogue belt's a little bit
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wider than the Tupu.
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Tupu's a lot thinner.
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So
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um ramirez i'm actually might buy a herd
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belt that's entirely possible since my son
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has my one that i got at mfc
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anyway yeah belted up got it as tight
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as i as i could and then was
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like sitting there trying to get it in
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the right spot so that when i squat
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snatch it's not like digging into my back
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digging into my back or digging into my
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stomach and hurting in either one of those
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spots so
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It's going to take some getting used to.
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Hopefully,
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I just have it until I get comfortable
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with not having it mentally again for that
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extra support because I actually feel a
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hell of a lot better.
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My physical therapist is a genius.
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So I have a,
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I have a Clydesdale media to food belt.
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Um,
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that's it's old and it's just comfortable.
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Um, but it,
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it always like dug into my stomach when
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I was lifting.
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Yeah.
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I've lost a little bit of weight.
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And so it doesn't do that anymore,
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which is a lot of weight.
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It's really, really, um,
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a good feeling to not have that digging
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in anymore.
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I can't even imagine, dude.
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No, but I want, I want to get,
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like I said,
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I've been toying with the idea of buying
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a belt.
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I think you could have held that on
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for another five seconds.
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I probably could have,
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but I'm also trying to adjust my pants.
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So speaking of holding on, well, first,
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um,
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Craig Pasley with the great job last night
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on the sports show.
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Um, I had such a ball,
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such a blast.
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It's nice getting out of like this niche
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of not that we're in a niche anymore.
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Like we are totally,
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totally off the rails,
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but it's nice getting away from like the
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CrossFit stuff.
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Oh yeah.
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Just talking about all my other sports
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passions, which are a lot.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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Like I said,
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I was telling you before we went on,
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I wish I could have jumped on because,
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you know,
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the Drew Brees thing that I sent you
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and then some of the stuff y'all talking
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about,
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like I had other stuff to say regarding
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it because y'all were talking about like
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my era of baseball when we were talking
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about
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The Bash Brothers,
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which I didn't bring up,
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but I was going to talk about Ricky
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Henderson because that was one of my
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favorite players growing up.
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You mentioned Ozzie Smith last night.
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That was my favorite shortstop for the
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longest time that dude was.
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He was an acrobat for all intents and
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purposes.
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It was some of the catches he made
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were absolutely just,
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they didn't make sense.
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Yeah.
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He did the round off back flip to
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start the season when he took position at
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shortstop.
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Yeah, dude.
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And you look forward to it every single
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year.
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A hundred percent.
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You know, stolen base King, Mr.
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Ricky Henderson.
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So here's a fun fact that people, Ricky,
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like Ricky loves Ricky.
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Ricky talked in a third person.
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Yeah.
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ricky gone um here's the thing fun fun
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fact about ricky is that um he's so
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far ahead as far as the stolen base
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count is concerned that like any one of
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the players i was playing today who might
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be no you know known for stealing bases
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would have to steal i forget it's like
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an absurd amount of bases for the next
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twenty years to be able to catch him
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Patrick Clark is talking about Ricky being
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his favorite player in the wraparound
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Oakleys.
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How much money do you think Oakley made
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because of Ricky Henderson?
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Oh, a lot.
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A whole lot.
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Nobody made those wraparound Oakleys look
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as good as Ricky Henderson.
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Absolutely.
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Absolutely.
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Ricky, go on.
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If you go look, dude,
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like if you talk about it in front
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of your phone,
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mention Ricky Henderson and your algorithm
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is paying attention,
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they will start feeding you stories told
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by other people about Ricky Henderson.
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And I guarantee you're going to have a
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good time.
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He was as talented as it comes and
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as quirky as it comes.
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Yeah, yeah.
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The A's had,
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at the end of a year,
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they had an accounting anomaly come up
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where they had too much money in the
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bank.
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It's because they paid Ricky a check for
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a million dollars and he framed it and
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put it on the wall and never cashed
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it.
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If I only had that kind of jack
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to be able to just frame my million
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dollar check.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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And called him and be like, Ricky,
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did you ever cash that check?
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no we can't have cash it's like grandma
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that sends you the five dollar check for
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your birthday and you just forget like i
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can see that yeah the million dollar check
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you weren't worried about it uh ricky i
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was just going through my checkbook and i
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can't get it to to balance not balancing
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out
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oh it's bananas dude it's bananas but yeah
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that um i enjoyed it i got what
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i got to listen to dude fantastic yeah
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i um see i love that's there that's
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what i miss about baseball like i i
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love baseball i love watching baseball i
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said it last night i watch every pirates
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game because i have a second tv in
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my living room like and then football
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season it football's on both tvs and
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We go to town,
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but I miss the storytelling.
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The announcers back in the day,
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like in the eighties and nineties,
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would tell all those Ricky Henderson
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stories while the game's going on.
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And that's what made watching baseball
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awesome.
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It was like just listening to your dad
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tell stories while you're watching a game.
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um barry bond's all-time record of of
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career home runs the active career home
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run leader is giancarlo stanton with four
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fifty six and he old yeah
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So he only needs, what is that,
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three hundred and six,
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three hundred and sixteen more?
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Yeah, shouldn't be a big deal.
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I don't see what the problem is.
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In addition to that, Joseph,
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Barry Bonds' hat size of nine and a
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quarter is still unmatched.
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I think the current active biggest head in
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baseball is an eight and a quarter.
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Yeah, dude had him a big old head.
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Well, it wasn't always big.
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It just mysteriously became big in the
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latter half of his career.
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At some point,
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it just blew up for some reason.
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Totally unrelated to anything else he was
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doing.
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Yeah.
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Take your shots at what it could have
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been.
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Throw out your guesses, folks.
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Throw out your guesses.
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It was the carnivore diet.
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Yeah, that's probably what it was.
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Yeah.
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I think Joseph is on to something there.
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Yeah.
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Ed was a Griffey Big Hurt kind of
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guy.
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Ken Griffey Jr.
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was one.
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When I was in.
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Let me Ken Griffey it up.
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There you go.
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I would watch the kid all the time.
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Every time he was on ESPN,
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I would tune in to watch Ken Griffey.
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And I was in Toronto for something,
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and the Mariners had come to town.
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I instantly went down, scalped tickets,
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got my ass into Sky Dome to watch
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Ken Griffey Jr.
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play.
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I would imagine so.
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Yeah.
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but yeah, that's the area,
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the areas y'all were talking about
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yesterday, right.
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When I was, uh,
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as I was getting dressed and get out
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of my work clothes,
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getting in my gym clothes, I was like,
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man,
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y'all talking about my stuff right now,
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right then.
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Cause like modern football,
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once you get past, you know,
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two thousand and probably thirteen or
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fourteen i just stopped paying attention
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to the nfl college football i'm all in
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like i know i know way more than
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i probably should have but uh having said
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that that's the other thing i was gonna
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bring up yesterday if i was able to
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hop on was that i am probably going
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to at least keep up with a lot
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more um with the saints this year and
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just nfl football in general um just
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because this new quarterback that we have
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mr shuck
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seems to be the real deal after the
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second half of the season like he was
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out there doing it and he seems to
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actually care about the city um and the
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people in there and whatnot and he and
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if you're if you're from if you're in
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new orleans and you play for the saints
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and you even give off an aura of
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i actually give a shit about this town
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the people embrace you and if the people
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embrace you you're going to be there for
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a long time especially you know if you're
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good or not so good stuff
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so i was watching get up this morning
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they actually featured the saints in one
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of the uh quick rundowns that adam
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schefter was doing yeah and the reports
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are that the new receiver they got um
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his name escapes me right now uh is
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killing people in practice yeah
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Receiver core has never really been a
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problem.
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Running back hasn't been a problem the
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last five, seven years or whatnot.
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We need some defense,
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and an offensive line would be fantastic,
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just in case you were wondering.
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You got a good quarterback,
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you're going to want to protect him.
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Yeah,
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the same thing that Cincinnati has going
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on.
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Mr. Joe Burrow up there,
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you can be the best quarterback in the
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world,
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but if you're running for your life every
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single play,
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it makes it really hard to do your
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job.
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So I wanted to,
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before we dive into some other stuff,
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I had my appointment yesterday.
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Yep.
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And I don't know if you guys heard,
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I don't know how much national weather
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this may national news,
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the weather in Ohio made yesterday,
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but we got thumped on.
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Yeah.
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And I am going to share my screen
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and show you just how bad it was.
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So this is video from a traffic cam.
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Oh, wow.
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Okay.
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So it's just starting to rain.
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And all of a sudden,
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about a third of the way through this,
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you'll see the rain pick up,
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the wind pick up.
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Because there it goes.
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See that?
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Jeez, and here it goes.
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Now, in the far right lane,
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watch the taillights of a car here, right?
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It's coming up.
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It's getting bad.
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You see the hazards?
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Yeah.
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Now, watch right here.
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This car gets picked up and flipped and
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goes two lanes and lands on its wheels.
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Full flip in the air.
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That's insane.
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That's what we had yesterday here in Ohio.
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While you're on your way to the doctor.
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While I was on my way to my
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appointment.
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Yes, yes.
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It was it was crazy, man.
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Here, I'm gonna shrink this down.
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I sent Vicki another one I'm going to
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try to pull up.
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This is another view of it.
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This was in Dublin,
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Ohio and neighboring area.
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Now this is like hurricane shit.
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It does look like...
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We're not near an ocean or a gulf.
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Nope.
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Oh, that poor tree.
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Yeah, it just snapped in half.
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I like that comment right there.
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The tree is gone.
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The whole south side was up in it.
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We're looking at a skinny tree.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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And someone posted a picture of a skinny
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tree getting snapped.
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That is funny.
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That's hilarious.
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But what a what a crazy day yesterday.
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and it was just hot down here so
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noon i went up to uh get my
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test started i was there till five had
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chest ct um had i had to sit
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in a glass box and breathe through a
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tube um and if you remember like six
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months ago they thought i might have
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sarcoidosis there were masses in my lungs
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those masses are starting to clear
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And all the interference in the CT is
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disappearing.
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So everything is going well.
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But they found a pocket of pneumonia.
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Of course they did.
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So I have walking pneumonia.
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And the boogie woogie flu.
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Yeah.
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And so starting antibiotics tonight,
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now that the pharmacy has just filled my
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antibiotics about twenty minutes ago.
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Well,
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they were probably trying to find a treat
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at broken half.
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So, yeah, I guess I can forgive them.
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It was a little bit windy yesterday.
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It's a little bit of stuff going on
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like that.
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Well, good, dude.
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That is outstanding news.
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It is.
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And look,
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do you feel bad from the pneumonia?
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Like,
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did you feel like something was going on?
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I can tell when I sleep on that
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side.
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That there's something, yeah,
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something's not right.
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Yeah.
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But other than that, I'm saying like,
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you know, walking around, whatever.
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The improvement of my lungs is greater
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than the detriment of the pneumonia.
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Yes.
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So I'm excited that if I clear off
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this pneumonia,
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like how much better will I feel?
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Better it's going to actually be.
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Yeah, dude, that's awesome.
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That's awesome.
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That is nothing but good news right there.
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I'm a big fan of that.
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Yeah.
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So...
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We just, yeah.
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So it's funny you should mention that,
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Mark.
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Because I had some right before the show.
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Scott had pocket jerky right as I got.
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I logged on.
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Scott was already on and showing off he
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was eating pocket jerky right whenever I
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got there.
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That is outstanding.
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My MD said walking pneumonia, not bad,
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relatively speaking.
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Dr. Shannon Bunce.
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yeah so um really good um speaking of
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and i'm not i'm still very very grateful
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to shannon for sending me her jersey that
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i still have not gotten yet so i
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don't know if it's coming you know they're
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actually delivering it like on a pack mule
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with somebody named cookie and whatnot.
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But like,
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I've been checking my mail pretty
18:50
regularly.
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Like I got home yesterday and there was
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a package sitting on my,
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on my counter and I was like, Ooh,
18:57
that for me.
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And Jennifer was like, yeah.
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And it was something I'd ordered from
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Amazon.
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So I was like, Oh, nevermind.
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No ma'am.
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It has not arrived yet.
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Ken Walters,
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I just finished watching Bailey Martin's
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recap why he didn't finish top ten.
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Hard things happen.
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Didn't they have to pass physicals this
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year?
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They sure did have to pass physicals.
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Here's the thing, though.
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It was by their own doctor.
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Whatever, whoever they're they're they're.
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primary care physician is whatever they
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could just it's basically we could have
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got shanna like if scott's going to the
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games he could have got shanna to write
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him a note saying hey he took this
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physical and he's good to go boom can
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i can i say that after going through
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afib and kind of the heart thing watching
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him i i feared that yeah the way
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he reacted to things i feared that damn
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I didn't,
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so I didn't even know that was a
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thing.
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So he was, he,
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he's thinking he had some like a murmur
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or something or.
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So if you remember Torian two years ago,
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he had to withdraw because of a heart
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thing.
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Yep.
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I think he had an ablation after that.
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So yeah.
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Wow.
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If he had heart things again,
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it's going to,
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where do you go from there?
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No clue.
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Gosh, I'm jumping all over the map today.
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You have a map?
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Someone said to me today,
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we were trying to figure out who did
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what at CrossFit HQ.
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Right.
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And I said,
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their org chart must look like a ball
20:51
of yarn that has gotten loose.
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Yeah.
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hundred percent and and sometimes their
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yarn goes over the same person like
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multiple times and then it scoots over
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here and it looks like that thing from
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uh with charlie day where he's sitting in
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front and he's got a map with all
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the one of those type deals um i
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got a
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Shannon says he had an anomaly to an
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artery feeding his heart, I believe.
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Jeez.
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That can't be fixed without surgery.
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It doesn't sound like it could be surgery.
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Wow.
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Okay.
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I'm not even going to speak on that
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because I know nothing in that realm.
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And I don't know way out of my
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depth.
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I'm already out of my depth,
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and that's just going to make it worse.
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I found out why the money is missing.
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Oh.
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I am.
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I'm here for this.
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Please, let's do this.
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So,
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this is a thing that is very frustrating
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for me and CrossFit HQ.
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This is a very, very simple explanation,
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in my opinion,
22:16
that if they just said it ahead of
22:18
time,
22:19
Oh, you ask it a lot now.
22:23
So, apparently,
22:27
and it is not everybody in the world
22:31
pays twenty dollars for the open.
22:35
There are regions of the world with
22:37
certain economies that they get a reduced
22:39
rate on the open.
22:45
i have heard that like i even heard
22:46
that that they get like a reduced
22:48
affiliate fee they get reduced like
22:51
different costs around the world for lower
22:58
income third world countries that are
23:00
participating i live in louisiana we about
23:03
as low income as you come and i
23:04
gotta pay twenty dollars every year what
23:06
the hell dude come on twenty bucks
23:11
i'm shocked uh james said hq told him
23:14
that they did give away free registrations
23:16
and discounted registrations that is what
23:19
i got as well is okay in addition
23:23
to that i did also hear that in
23:26
some areas they had to pay credit card
23:28
fees for the um the payments but
23:36
And I get all that.
23:38
If you just say that up front,
23:39
that the prize purse will be this minus
23:43
our discounted registrations,
23:45
our free registrations,
23:47
and credit card fees,
23:48
now all of a sudden it's not a
23:49
big deal.
23:52
So what you're suggesting is clarity from
23:57
HQ?
23:57
Come on, Scott.
23:59
But what they did instead was they said,
24:02
instead of the two hundred and fifty four
24:04
thousand people that signed up for the
24:06
open,
24:06
we're basing this on two hundred and forty
24:08
two thousand people signing up for the
24:10
open.
24:14
So that doesn't that doesn't mesh.
24:18
Not at all.
24:19
The two things did not go together.
24:23
So,
24:24
but I do understand the explanation and it
24:26
does make sense.
24:28
Just what the hell?
24:33
Again, just, just explain it.
24:34
Just put it in the rule book,
24:36
put it in writing.
24:36
So we know it.
24:41
That ain't going to happen.
24:42
You know, that ain't going to happen.
24:43
I know that ain't going to happen.
24:44
Vicky knows it's not going to happen.
24:45
Everybody in the chat knows that's not
24:47
going to happen.
24:49
Yeah, thank you, Aaron.
24:50
Transparency and CrossFit HQ do not go
24:52
together.
24:52
It's not a thing.
24:55
So we talked about this last night about
24:56
the WNBA and the commissioner not being
24:59
equipped with the capabilities to govern
25:02
that sport as it grows.
25:05
Like she was great for them when they
25:06
were a smaller league,
25:08
and as they have grown in popularity,
25:10
she is now out of her depth.
25:13
Quite.
25:14
I fear that that's where we are with
25:17
CrossFit HQ.
25:19
There's good people there that are good at
25:22
certain aspects of their job.
25:24
But as CrossFit grew,
25:26
they were then out of their depth on
25:28
how to sustain and grow the business.
25:34
Yeah,
25:34
you're applying the same principles you
25:39
were using to run a hundred person company
25:43
and trying to use them to run a
25:45
ten thousand person company.
25:46
It just doesn't work the same.
25:50
Yeah.
25:51
I mean, in this country,
25:53
it's really easy to run a small business,
25:57
but a lot of medium-sized businesses die
25:59
because the people aren't equipped to run
26:03
that size of a business.
26:04
Yeah.
26:07
Right.
26:07
I've heard story after story after story
26:09
of people who were very successful as a
26:11
small business owner.
26:12
And when they tried to expand up,
26:14
all of a sudden they lost everything.
26:19
And weren't able to recover.
26:22
And they were not able to recover.
26:26
The shit started getting sideways on them.
26:27
Didn't know what to do with themselves.
26:30
Got into basically the deep end of the
26:32
pool with no idea how to swim.
26:35
And yeah, it got away from them.
26:38
I can understand that.
26:43
The other thing I wanted to...
26:45
bring up is Jason Hopper did a debrief
26:48
while he was sitting on a plane.
26:52
And if Vicky has it and can pull
26:56
it up, that'd be awesome.
26:58
But it's a multi-slide kind of espousing
27:02
about the mentality of being a champion
27:04
and always wanting to win and learning
27:07
that maybe that isn't what's going to make
27:09
him happy in life.
27:11
And what I find fascinating about it is
27:16
Jason Hopper is kind of known as the
27:17
big do-do-do-do guy, right?
27:21
I always say I would love to see
27:22
him do a spelling bee.
27:24
Yes.
27:25
This is very deep thinking, Jason Hopper.
27:29
It's very adult Jason Hopper.
27:33
Um, it's definitely worth a, uh,
27:38
this is not it, Vicki.
27:42
It is the white screen though.
27:44
Yeah.
27:46
Yeah.
27:46
She was on, she was on the wrong.
27:48
Yeah.
27:48
It should be right there.
27:51
You should be able to advance.
27:52
There you go.
27:57
Yeah.
27:58
Um, so it's, it's really well,
27:59
well worth the read, uh,
28:03
Um, it's probably, you know,
28:04
cause I don't read books.
28:05
It took me about five minutes to go
28:07
through all the, the, the carousel.
28:09
If it had been,
28:11
if it had been in,
28:12
if it had been written in print,
28:14
I just wouldn't have read it at all.
28:15
We wouldn't even be talking about it
28:16
today.
28:17
Um, but it, it,
28:19
it's really an interesting look at his,
28:22
his, him growing up.
28:24
He always wanted to win everything.
28:26
Winning was everything.
28:27
And then he won and it didn't really
28:29
give him, um,
28:31
the satisfaction he thought it would,
28:34
it immediately became,
28:35
I've got to win again.
28:39
And how do you like get the joy
28:43
back in life?
28:43
And as a Christian man,
28:45
how does he take that view of doing
28:50
things for Jesus and this view of trying
28:53
to win everything and how do they coexist?
28:57
I would direct him towards one Richard
29:00
Froning Jr.
29:02
because he's one of the people who seems
29:04
to have that figured out.
29:08
So Rich's thing was like when it all
29:12
clicked for him,
29:13
if you've seen any one of the times
29:14
that he's been asked to speak anywhere or
29:16
when he's talked about it on his,
29:18
you know,
29:19
on the Fittest in History documentary and
29:21
whatnot is that when he figured out that
29:24
it's not about me.
29:26
it's about you know showing these
29:30
god-given abilities to to praise the lord
29:34
the bet in the best way he can
29:36
and then like if i'm not doing it
29:38
for the glory of me i'm doing it
29:39
for the glory of god it all kind
29:41
of settled into place for it now granted
29:44
rich was still winning every single thing
29:47
right but that's what it took almost
29:52
everything yeah look at the pictures when
29:55
he didn't win
29:56
Oh, yeah.
29:57
He is very much... I get it.
30:02
And as a Christian man, we're all flawed.
30:05
We all have flaws.
30:06
We all are sinners.
30:07
All of that stuff.
30:09
When he lost the Invitational,
30:15
his death stare was...
30:18
remarkable when they lost to the team to
30:24
that's the only medal that he hung up
30:26
in the barn was the second place one
30:30
so that he could stare at it and
30:31
remember how it felt yeah
30:35
I did the same thing.
30:38
I got second place at a comp,
30:40
like one of the biggest comps over here
30:41
in my age group,
30:43
and my medal is still hanging in the
30:44
gym where I can see it every single
30:46
day because it pissed me off.
30:50
For Rich, it was maturing,
30:51
having a family, kids,
30:53
that he learned that.
30:57
Yeah.
30:58
I think that's about when the shift really
31:00
happened for him.
31:01
When the true shift happened.
31:03
Yeah.
31:03
I would say so.
31:04
It was starting in the development of it,
31:06
I think was before that,
31:07
but the real shift happened then.
31:08
Yeah.
31:09
So speaking on Jason's thing,
31:12
or go ahead and beat that one.
31:14
Uh, props to Jason for putting this,
31:16
that out in public.
31:16
Many athletes would not be that open and
31:19
vulnerable,
31:19
especially knowing how the CrossFit
31:20
community can pile on people.
31:22
Yeah.
31:23
I actually wanted to bring this up and
31:24
I didn't know when I was going to
31:26
do it.
31:26
Um,
31:27
Vicki wrote an essay about Christianity in
31:30
CrossFit.
31:30
Yep.
31:32
And I think this is a really good,
31:35
why is someone like, so Jason,
31:38
Jason talks about his faith a lot.
31:40
Sure.
31:40
Right.
31:41
Right.
31:44
he does not take the pile on like
31:48
james sprague does when he talks about his
31:50
faith no rich never took that on why
31:58
is it that james is sectioned off and
32:03
hit harder with that than other athletes
32:06
colton's talked about his faith jason
32:09
talks about his faith
32:11
There's a lot of people in this community
32:13
that have talked about their faith and
32:15
nobody takes the heat like James Sprague
32:17
has.
32:19
Blows my mind completely.
32:22
And here's the thing.
32:22
James has led with that.
32:25
Forever for as long as he's been around.
32:27
So it's not like it's a secret and
32:28
all of a sudden one day he was
32:30
like this, you know,
32:31
plastic Christian or whatever you want to
32:33
call it.
32:34
Like the dude's been talking about it
32:36
forever and he still gets, like you said,
32:39
piled on for it.
32:40
I don't,
32:40
I will never understand that in a million
32:43
years.
32:43
It blows my mind completely.
32:47
Um,
32:50
Trent says he's much more vocal about it
32:52
and it has been and also not everyone
32:57
likes his personality.
32:59
I don't get that because,
33:01
and I've been saying this for quite some
33:03
time as well,
33:03
you either love James Spring or you're
33:05
wrong.
33:07
He's a giant puppy dog for all intents
33:10
and purposes.
33:10
He is a Labrador retriever.
33:12
He has the same syndrome as Noah.
33:17
Nobody believes that they're that nice.
33:20
Everybody believes it's fake.
33:23
Here's the difference.
33:26
I understand a thing about Noah because
33:28
for the longest time,
33:29
it just seemed fake to me when it
33:32
came out of Noah's mouth.
33:33
It just did.
33:34
I don't know why.
33:35
Just a feeling that I had.
33:37
Nothing personal against him.
33:39
I just didn't believe it.
33:41
With James, it just feels better to me.
33:44
It feels normal.
33:45
It feels like that's how that dude is
33:46
all the time.
33:47
So I don't understand it.
33:52
Every event I've ever been to with either
33:56
James or Noah.
33:59
Noah is always the last person off the
34:01
floor because he's taking pictures.
34:03
He's doing all the things.
34:06
And I've seen it behind the scenes.
34:08
It is as genuine as you have ever
34:11
seen.
34:14
It is...
34:16
And James is the same way.
34:18
Every time I've been around James,
34:19
he is the same individual you see in
34:22
public.
34:25
They are two of the most authentic people
34:27
I've seen in the sport.
34:28
Yeah, I can see that.
34:32
Like I said,
34:32
I don't – and I try to reserve
34:35
judgment on stuff like that because I know
34:37
how I feel,
34:38
and I've never actually met Noah.
34:42
So it might be, you know, like,
34:45
like exactly like you said,
34:45
like I might actually meet him in person
34:47
and go, oh yeah, no,
34:48
he's just like that all the time.
34:49
Okay, cool.
34:49
So I, I can admit,
34:51
I was just like you,
34:52
I was not a Noah fan.
34:53
Noah was, you know,
34:54
I heard one thing that he said about,
34:56
he was gonna be take the mantle from
34:58
Rich in and I never let him live
35:01
it down.
35:02
And then I met him in person.
35:03
Then I did an interview with him on
35:05
this show and I fell in love with
35:07
that dude.
35:08
Yeah.
35:10
Like, he is such a great dude.
35:17
I don't think James tries to be perfect.
35:20
I really don't.
35:23
I think people expect or think that he's
35:25
trying to be some sort of way,
35:27
and he's really, really not.
35:30
He almost legitimately got in an actual
35:33
fight with Jason when they were messing
35:37
around that day.
35:40
That's a thing that actually happened.
35:42
You could see that dude was not okay.
35:46
And that's part of being...
35:47
That's one of the few times which I
35:50
think more people should see that because
35:52
that's human.
35:54
He lost his temper.
35:56
And I think he's got a lot of
35:56
temper to lose because it almost happened
35:58
again.
35:59
He said it himself right then and there.
36:02
He said, no, no, no.
36:03
That bird, that was real.
36:04
He said, that was me being like...
36:07
I felt like he threw it at me.
36:08
I didn't like that.
36:09
So I flipped him off.
36:12
Yeah, I...
36:15
So I think this is the thing,
36:18
and Trent says people like to see that
36:19
versus the curated life.
36:21
I don't think it's a curated life.
36:23
I think genuinely James is trying to learn
36:27
how to live the best life he can
36:29
to glorify God.
36:31
Yeah, I think so too.
36:32
Right?
36:33
And if you deem that as curated,
36:36
that's on you.
36:38
Like he's doing that for himself because
36:41
even though we flipped off Ricky,
36:42
he did also say that I should learn
36:45
from that and I should try to be
36:47
better about that.
36:49
Yeah.
36:49
He's also what?
36:50
Twenty three.
36:54
So like,
36:55
I wish I had that conviction when I
36:56
was twenty three.
36:58
That's what I was fixing to say.
36:59
Like for him to him to even had
37:00
that conviction or to be that self-aware
37:02
to say something happened.
37:05
I reacted to it.
37:06
I reacted badly or I feel I reacted
37:08
badly.
37:09
Right.
37:10
And to say that maybe I should I
37:12
should be better about that at twenty
37:14
three.
37:16
If you threw something at me while I
37:17
was doing something,
37:18
when I was twenty three,
37:19
you'd be lucky to get just a finger
37:21
because I'd probably like it probably
37:23
would have been a whole lot worse because
37:25
I had I had my temper was out
37:27
of control back then.
37:29
Now, whatever I, you know,
37:31
let it let it fly off the handle.
37:33
But at twenty three for him,
37:34
that had that kind of just be able
37:35
to self reflect like that.
37:38
That's outstanding.
37:40
If you think about the stuff that James
37:42
went through as a child,
37:44
his dad was an alcoholic.
37:45
He was a child of divorce.
37:48
Chan is right.
37:48
He was also overweight,
37:49
probably teased all of that to come out.
37:53
And at twenty three, know who you are.
37:56
It's wild.
37:59
And because he knows who he is,
38:01
he is the most dangerous male athlete in
38:03
the CrossFit space.
38:07
Absolutely.
38:09
You have to have the self-reflection post
38:11
that Jason did because he already knows
38:14
who he is.
38:16
Yeah.
38:16
Does he want to be better?
38:18
Yes.
38:18
But he knows one hundred percent without a
38:21
doubt who he is.
38:28
Jason posted that thing and then it made
38:31
me think about some stuff that I had
38:33
been I've been working on here lately as
38:35
well is
38:37
And then a couple of the, you know,
38:39
semifinals and games level type athletes
38:42
that I know that also talked about it
38:43
is if that's been your thing,
38:47
like you just want to win,
38:48
you just want to win,
38:49
you just want to win,
38:49
you just want to win, right?
38:51
Or you set these goals and you hit
38:52
them.
38:52
You set these goals and you hit them.
38:53
You set these goals and you hit them.
38:55
After a while,
38:56
it feels almost like it's routine.
38:59
And so you get to a point where
39:01
you go –
39:02
I don't even know how I feel about
39:04
this because I I've never done anything
39:06
else.
39:07
Right now, Jason's one he's lost, right?
39:10
He was terrible.
39:10
His first couple of games,
39:11
everybody knows that it's no secret.
39:13
Then he came around and won and whatnot,
39:15
but to have that kind of,
39:17
for him to even have the self-reflection
39:19
enough to say,
39:21
is it just about winning?
39:22
Is it just about being as good as
39:24
I possibly can be?
39:25
And maybe winning is the side effect or
39:28
possibly not because maybe my good enough
39:30
isn't good enough, you know,
39:34
for him again,
39:36
because we all know that for whatever
39:37
reason,
39:38
Jason gets the big dumb animal tag
39:41
attached,
39:42
attached to him on a regular basis.
39:44
And clearly he's not right.
39:46
The dude's not, I mean, he's not,
39:48
you know,
39:49
sending rocket ships out into space by any
39:51
stretch of the imagination,
39:52
but he's also not an idiot by any
39:55
stretch of the imagination.
39:57
Finding out what they were going through
39:58
right before he got to the games,
40:01
so he's got all that stuff on his
40:02
mind, still going through it and whatnot,
40:04
and it probably put a whole lot of
40:06
stuff in perspective for him.
40:09
What does this actually mean?
40:11
Is this all there is to it?
40:13
You're looking forward to this thing,
40:15
and now all of a sudden it's gone,
40:17
snatched out of your hands.
40:19
That's a lot, dude.
40:21
I just think it was a cool peek
40:23
into what his mindset has been.
40:26
And he was welcoming people's thoughts,
40:29
which is really interesting.
40:33
Barry is really wanting us to talk about
40:36
Xenon and Reebok.
40:39
I believe that they had Reebok in Texas
40:42
as well.
40:45
I have no idea.
40:46
I wouldn't have.
40:47
I believe Reebok has been a sponsor all
40:49
along.
40:49
Oh, it just hasn't been like a...
40:54
I think it came back into...
40:57
I think they were a late sponsor into
41:00
the game with Xenon.
41:00
Okay.
41:02
But now they are everywhere.
41:04
I believe that Volunteer's got Reebok
41:06
shoes and all of that stuff.
41:09
Reebok getting back into CrossFit with
41:11
Xenon is huge.
41:11
Wonder why they are working with Xenon and
41:14
not CrossFit.
41:16
what I think Barry,
41:17
you have to understand is a lot of
41:19
the people behind Xenon are CrossFit
41:21
people.
41:24
It is a CrossFit sanctioned event.
41:27
CrossFit is an official partner of Xenon.
41:30
Yeah.
41:31
As Bert said, they got, uh,
41:33
they got Reebok shoes.
41:36
Um, and Patrick says they were also, uh,
41:40
sponsored the French throwdown.
41:42
Reebok has never left CrossFit in Europe.
41:44
Um,
41:46
They have a lot of European athletes still
41:48
on their roster.
41:49
Yep.
41:52
And I still, you know,
41:54
all the flashy new shoes that come around,
41:56
like the Strike Movements and the Adidas
41:59
and all those,
42:02
Reebok still puts out some really nice
42:04
looking shoes.
42:05
They really do.
42:06
I will say that.
42:07
If nothing else,
42:10
they've never gotten like, I say never,
42:13
they've mostly never gotten crazy with
42:14
their designs or anything like that.
42:16
You can still see a Nano is a
42:18
Nano.
42:19
You can tell from whoever's doing their
42:22
designs,
42:22
it's not a wild leap from year to
42:24
year.
42:29
It's a lot more of an evolution.
42:30
I like that.
42:33
Ortega,
42:34
that is way oversimplifying what happened
42:36
with Reebok.
42:40
There were lawsuits between CrossFit and
42:42
Reebok before it ended.
42:43
Yeah, it's pretty bad.
42:47
And because of that,
42:49
that's why the relationship ended.
42:52
There were questions as to whether Reebok
42:55
was short-cutting the money that they owed
42:57
CrossFit using the Reebok store as the
43:00
CrossFit store.
43:03
Greg Glassman said things about Reebok and
43:06
their shoes that were not kind.
43:11
Yes, Reebok brought in a lot of money.
43:13
Yes, Reebok dumped a ton into the sport.
43:17
It was not a great relationship at all
43:19
times.
43:20
No.
43:25
And I believe that because of that
43:27
relationship,
43:28
when CrossFit saw an opportunity to jump
43:31
at Noble,
43:33
they just ditched Reebok and went to Noble
43:38
in hopes of a better relationship.
43:42
And we saw how that turned out.
43:46
I will throw shade at Noble any chance
43:48
I get because they make the worst shoes
43:49
on the face of the planet.
43:51
And I will die on that hill.
43:54
I hope what Patrick's saying is correct,
43:57
that they're slowly trying to integrate
43:59
again instead of just, hey,
44:01
here's a gazillion dollars, go with it.
44:04
Because that makes a lot more sense.
44:06
It's better for them, and honestly,
44:07
it's better for us.
44:08
Do we need money in the sport?
44:10
The sport side, not the training side?
44:12
Yeah, absolutely.
44:14
But we saw what happened.
44:18
It blew up.
44:20
right games are on espn blah blah blah
44:22
and as soon as that money dried up
44:25
got sideways and it happened quickly and
44:28
it i mean we've been we've been struggling
44:30
for sponsors we've been struggling for
44:31
this we've been struggling for that like
44:33
it's been an entire thing so i think
44:35
it's a lot better if it's okay we
44:37
slowly reintegrate ourselves and now we
44:40
can do this and then now we can
44:41
do that and then now we can do
44:43
that until it builds up into a thing
44:46
Here's the deal.
44:47
Reebok doesn't make money at the games.
44:49
They make money at the affiliate.
44:53
Affiliate numbers are down.
44:58
You're not just sponsoring the games.
45:01
You're sponsoring the games to get into
45:03
the affiliate.
45:05
Those are the numbers you're looking to
45:08
capture when you're sponsoring the games.
45:12
We need to grow the affiliates to get
45:14
the sponsor back for the games.
45:17
The numbers are way too low of number
45:20
of affiliates in the world for a major
45:23
sponsor to jump back in.
45:26
Yep.
45:30
That's the issue.
45:35
Did you see Tears jumping back into
45:37
Wadapalooza a little bit as the shoe
45:39
sponsor?
45:40
I did not, but...
45:42
Care got a lot of money.
45:43
Good.
45:45
Well, they were the main sponsor.
45:46
Now they're just the shoe sponsor.
45:48
Jim Reapers is the main sponsor.
45:50
Yeah.
45:52
Jim Reapers seems to be kind of...
45:55
I won't say stacking their chips,
45:57
but they definitely are pushing in the
45:59
right direction as far as I'm concerned.
46:01
Getting into the space, they said, hey,
46:03
we see an opportunity here.
46:06
When they first started,
46:08
I'll say moving away because I'm sure they
46:10
still do their bodybuilding type clothes
46:13
and whatnot,
46:13
but moving more towards the CrossFit side
46:17
of things seems to be working out for
46:19
them, so good on them.
46:23
Ken Walters,
46:24
you're giving nobles way more credit than
46:25
I can.
46:26
I can't even wear them in my own
46:28
house to get from my desk to the
46:31
sink.
46:33
They hurt my feet so bad.
46:37
I've never even put a pair on,
46:39
if I'm being completely honest.
46:40
But I've grabbed a couple to check them
46:43
out.
46:43
Like, hey,
46:44
let me look at this and whatnot.
46:45
And as soon as I picked it up,
46:46
I was like, mm-mm.
46:49
You might as well pick up a Dutch
46:52
clog.
46:53
Yeah.
46:55
Only less flexible.
47:01
Yes.
47:01
Like running on two by fours.
47:03
Yeah.
47:04
No, thank you.
47:06
No, thank you.
47:12
I had friends give me their nobles when
47:14
they hated them.
47:16
Yeah.
47:16
I actually had someone send me hand
47:18
painted nobles with my logo on them.
47:22
and I've worn them two times.
47:27
Bert said the clogs are more comfortable.
47:33
telling you amanda amanda i've said this a
47:35
couple of different times i'm sure one
47:37
here but like my wife really thought she
47:39
liked nobles she really really did and
47:42
then would complain that her back hurt and
47:44
her feet hurt and she didn't understand
47:45
why and finally one day i just bought
47:47
her a pair of nanos didn't tell her
47:50
didn't warn her did anything they came in
47:52
i was like here she came back from
47:55
the gym the next morning and i was
47:58
like how's your feet and she said they
47:59
don't hurt and i was like i imagine
48:00
that
48:04
This is my one surprise face.
48:10
I probably should just hang the logoed
48:13
ones on my wall back there because they're
48:15
never going on my feet again.
48:18
We lost Vicky because her power went out.
48:20
Apparently the storms that raced through
48:22
Columbus have now headed south to
48:25
Tennessee.
48:26
Damn!
48:33
Yep.
48:34
What else?
48:35
I don't even I the only other things
48:37
I have on here like way off the
48:38
rails.
48:41
I'm going to end with this.
48:42
So my wife and I watch America's Got
48:45
Talent as just a show to like,
48:49
turn your brain off and watch.
48:50
Yes, yes, exactly.
48:52
Sure.
48:52
So there was there was a girl on
48:54
there.
48:54
Amazing voice and she sang an Evanescence
48:57
song.
48:57
Okay.
49:00
Can I tell you that Evanescence is the
49:02
most frustrating band I've ever listened
49:05
to in my life?
49:06
Yeah, I can believe that.
49:09
And I know I'm not a songwriter,
49:13
but the music never matches the amazing
49:18
voice that she has.
49:22
And it's Amy Lee.
49:26
One of the greatest voices in rock
49:28
history.
49:29
Agreed.
49:32
and the bring me back to life is
49:37
that the name of the song bring me
49:39
to life bring me to life yeah love
49:41
that song but the angst and the emotion
49:45
that she puts in her voice is not
49:47
matched by the band at all no the
49:50
music is kind of mediocre and the vocals
49:53
her vocals make that song by far i
49:56
want it to build and it never does
49:58
and it's like that with every one of
50:00
their songs
50:03
And so, yeah.
50:05
I don't know why I wanted to say
50:06
that.
50:07
Tessa wants to know, do I like Seether?
50:09
I love Seether.
50:12
Saw them in concert.
50:14
They were freaking amazing.
50:15
It's a good band.
50:17
Let me say something.
50:19
Don't have to worry about the band kicking
50:20
it up with that group.
50:22
No.
50:27
Yeah, I went to...
50:29
It used to be called Rock on the
50:30
Range here in Columbus.
50:32
Saw...
50:35
cedar shine down slash did you know from
50:41
south africa what's that cedar or a south
50:46
african rock man really everything on
50:52
everything on uh the the google here i'll
50:59
be damn i did not know that
51:02
yeah so i saw see their theory of
51:04
a dead man shine down slash oh and
51:10
uh yeah yeah you had me at shine
51:11
down rob zombie and limp biscuit all in
51:14
the same day you had me at shine
51:20
down love love love love shine down in
51:22
my top ten bands of all time yeah
51:26
So you say divorce dad rock, Daniel,
51:30
but there's actually another word,
51:32
another term for that,
51:34
that people have been using.
51:35
And so it's the, it's all the,
51:39
like that kind of voice rock.
51:41
And they call it butt rock.
51:44
And the reason they called it butt rock
51:46
is because like in the early two
51:47
thousands, right?
51:48
Late nineties to early mid two thousands,
51:50
it was the rock stations would come on
51:52
and most of them would like, you know,
51:54
they all had the,
51:55
they were all corporate owned at that
51:56
point and it was nothing but rock.
51:59
And so they just kind of shortened that
52:01
to butt rock and then just kind of
52:03
lumped all those bands together.
52:04
And like,
52:05
who's your favorite butt rock artist?
52:10
I, uh,
52:12
So I think we've talked about it on
52:13
the show.
52:14
I was in Tallahassee when Creed went big.
52:17
Creed was from Tallahassee.
52:19
Saw them at local bars.
52:22
all that kind of stuff.
52:23
And, uh,
52:25
that they were the starters of butt rock,
52:27
apparently a hundred percent.
52:28
Oh, they're, they're, it's one of the,
52:30
it's one of the biggest ones is them.
52:33
I mean, that's, it's, that's how he's,
52:34
that's how Scott's thing.
52:35
Yeah.
52:36
Like all the time.
52:40
Exactly.
52:41
Exactly that.
52:43
Um, so anyway, there it is.
52:46
I'll leave you with this.
52:47
Um, do you know who Tyrus is?
52:50
i don't think so it sounds like i
52:52
should so he was a wrestler he was
52:54
a football player he's been on fox news
52:57
um but he was snoop dogg's bodyguard okay
53:02
so he has a podcast i've never watched
53:05
it before this morning and he had kennedy
53:07
from mtv on oh and they were talking
53:10
about people they've met that was such a
53:12
letdown oh i'm sure
53:16
And Tyrus tells a story of a young
53:18
artist that Snoop said, hey,
53:19
keep an eye on this guy.
53:21
Take him to this club.
53:23
The kid, it was Grammy week.
53:25
He had one big hit song.
53:27
He was up for best new artist.
53:29
Walks into the club.
53:30
Nobody recognizes him.
53:34
And he's like,
53:35
you don't know who I am?
53:35
And they're like, no,
53:36
we don't know who you are.
53:37
Sorry.
53:39
So this young artist looks at Tyrus and
53:41
his buddy Tiny and says, hey,
53:42
we need to go outside and regroup.
53:44
And they're like, what?
53:45
And so they walk outside and the guy's
53:49
like, hey,
53:50
you need to go in there and tell
53:51
them who I am and that I'm up
53:53
for a Grammy and I deserve a table.
53:57
And so Tiny goes in,
53:58
he comes back out and they're like,
54:00
they still don't know who you are.
54:01
yeah sorry not sorry so tyrus goes in
54:04
and says hey this is who he is
54:06
have you this is the song that's made
54:09
him somewhat big and um and the woman's
54:14
like listen i got robert ory i've got
54:18
penny marshall i've got and she just lists
54:21
off all these people that have tables yeah
54:24
she's like it's gonna be fifteen grand and
54:26
i need his credit card right now and
54:29
it was chris brown
54:32
chris breezy that's fantastic that's
54:38
fantastic that's what you get i'm gonna
54:41
say this that's what you get for being
54:43
that dude yep that do you know who
54:46
i am dude no nobody knows who you
54:48
are they listed off people that did of
54:51
people they ran into that were just awful
54:54
yeah it was hilarious it is it's a
54:57
clip from the main podcast that you can
54:59
get separately it's only like seven
55:01
minutes long
55:03
funniest thing is kennedy tells the story
55:05
of warren g hitting on her oh and
55:08
she's like i don't know why he was
55:10
infatuated with me i don't know why he
55:12
wanted to get with me and tyrus goes
55:15
that's because he's a regulator and he
55:16
wanted to mount up he's trying to mount
55:19
up regulator that is fantastic i think i
55:27
spit my coffee out when he said that
55:28
but yeah i probably would have to oh
55:32
that's um
55:38
Terry D, I never knew that about Creed.
55:40
My son goes to school there.
55:42
I'm often in Talley.
55:44
What school?
55:46
Florida State?
55:48
Florida A&M?
55:53
I loved my time in Tallahassee.
55:55
It was a different culture.
55:56
It was a different world.
55:58
I'm glad I only did it for four
56:00
years, but while I was there,
56:01
I had fun.
56:03
Florida is a thing of and unto itself.
56:08
So let's go ahead and get that out
56:09
of the way.
56:10
FSU is such a beautiful campus.
56:14
Dude, have you ever been to Auburn?
56:16
I know.
56:18
So a couple years ago, we went to,
56:21
brought the kids to,
56:23
it's an indoor water park,
56:25
right basically on the state line between
56:28
Alabama and Georgia.
56:32
And we went,
56:33
we were having to be right by Auburn.
56:34
And I was like,
56:34
I want to go see it.
56:35
I've never been, whatever.
56:37
It's the most beautiful campus I've ever
56:38
seen.
56:40
it's incredible it's a small school it's a
56:42
much smaller school than i than i
56:44
anticipated apparently the entire town is
56:46
named auburn which i also did not know
56:51
it's like we got there and like you
56:53
know the the ways or navigation whatever
56:55
was like yeah you're in auburn now i'm
56:56
like are we though apparently the whole
56:59
town is named auburn but
57:02
manicured like the, it was incredible.
57:07
It was, the place was beautiful.
57:09
I've never seen a college campus look
57:10
anywhere near that.
57:11
And I, and LSU is pretty nice.
57:14
So I,
57:15
we went up to visit Jamie and she
57:16
lives in Lansing, Michigan,
57:19
and that's the home of Michigan state
57:21
university.
57:21
So I thought, Hey, we're here, Julie,
57:23
let's go over, check out Michigan state.
57:25
I cannot say that I had the same
57:27
experience you had at Auburn.
57:35
Here's this.
57:36
I'm going to hear about it this afternoon.
57:38
Yeah, absolutely.
57:40
No, I can.
57:44
It was not manicured.
57:47
The whole place was all outstanding.
57:49
I said, and like winter saying LSU campus,
57:52
LSU campus is really, really nice.
57:54
It's in a super like nice neighbor,
57:57
you know, nice part of Baton Rouge.
57:58
Well,
57:58
depending on what side of it you're on.
58:00
um but i got we got to auburn
58:03
and i it was a whole different it
58:05
was a whole different thing like it took
58:08
what i was used to and went well
58:10
past that it was amazing dancing is toilet
58:13
water well one of my best friends in
58:18
the world lives there so it can't be
58:20
all bad but yeah
58:25
Beaver Stadium at Penn State is pretty
58:26
good.
58:27
Amen, Joseph.
58:28
That's God's country right there.
58:30
If you go to Happy Valley, Pennsylvania,
58:32
that is pure God country right there.
58:36
You're in a valley surrounded by
58:39
mountains.
58:39
It is gorgeous.
58:45
And Joseph and I will take anyone on
58:46
that wants to fight us on that.
58:49
Um,
58:51
so Daniel asked me who my favorite emo
58:52
band is.
58:54
I am too old for the term emo.
58:56
I don't even understand what that means.
59:01
Like my daughter kept trying to tell me
59:02
emo and it sounded like what we called
59:05
alternative, which is, and honestly,
59:08
it's not,
59:09
it might be like the newer version of
59:10
that.
59:12
right an alternative was alternative music
59:15
was what we could was what grunge
59:17
basically turned into right like it's all
59:19
the same it's all played on the same
59:21
alternative is like depeche mode erasure
59:23
gene loves jezebel new order new order
59:27
bizarre love triangle like emotional rock
59:35
it isn't all music emotional of some sort
59:39
i would hope it is
59:42
if it's not honestly i just don't even
59:46
know how to answer your question because i
59:47
don't know what that genre is if you
59:50
could explain it to me i will tell
59:51
you who i like from that genre because
59:53
i know there is someone so throw out
59:55
some names and we could probably go from
59:57
there i mean emotional rock to me is
1:00:01
celine dion like she cries in every song
1:00:03
i don't think i would qualify her as
1:00:06
rock but yeah okay
1:00:12
Scott throwing me back to my club days.
1:00:14
I was big into all music in the
1:00:17
eighties.
1:00:17
Like all those bands I listened to,
1:00:19
listen to all the time.
1:00:21
Every time I see you falling,
1:00:24
I get down on my knees and pray.
1:00:29
Don't start with me.
1:00:30
We've had this, we've had this discussion.
1:00:35
It's a blessing and a curse.
1:00:37
If I listen to a song and I
1:00:38
like it, it takes me about two, two,
1:00:40
two times through.
1:00:44
That's for me.
1:00:49
Oh my God.
1:00:52
Uh, T money.
1:00:52
I bet you were the,
1:00:54
the fun one in the clubs.
1:00:56
So I spent my nineties in clubs doing
1:00:58
this cause I was bouncing.
1:01:02
Yeah.
1:01:03
That's unsurprising.
1:01:04
Uh, get that drink off the dance floor.
1:01:06
Yeah.
1:01:07
Get out of here with that.
1:01:08
Don't make me kick your ass.
1:01:13
trained adam from tbs i don't even know
1:01:16
what that means all right with that i
1:01:23
don't know never heard of this never heard
1:01:26
of that so i guess i don't know
1:01:32
emo
1:01:35
There used to be a comedian named Emo
1:01:37
Phillips.
1:01:37
Emo Phillips.
1:01:39
That dude was so weird.
1:01:41
He was so weird.
1:01:42
Oh, my God.
1:01:44
I thought about that dude.
1:01:46
Oh, Lord.
1:01:48
The people would say, hey,
1:01:49
I'm going to be original.
1:01:50
You ain't ever going to be that.
1:01:53
You probably don't want to be either,
1:01:55
if we're being completely honest.
1:01:57
He was popular about the same time
1:01:59
Gallagher was popular, right?
1:02:01
I would say that's pretty much
1:02:03
contemporary history.
1:02:08
All right.
1:02:10
Yeah.
1:02:11
We need to go.
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Now we're diving into stuff.
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I have no idea what we're talking about.
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