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Lunch with the Clydesdale - It Has Been a Week and It's Only Tuesday! · Clydesdale Media Podcast

• 0:31
  What is going on everybody?
• 0:33
  It is lunchtime.
• 0:35
  Lunch with the Clydesdale.
• 0:36
  What is going on everybody?
• 0:40
  Oh,
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  it has been a long week and it's only
• 0:43
  Tuesday, Tuesday.
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  That's it.
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  We haven't even had lunch
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  Cajun style yet this week.
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  It's already been a long week, man.
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  When Hiller shares your stuff,
• 0:54
  things blow up trying to
• 0:56
  keep up with everything, man.
• 0:59
  So we're going to start
• 1:00
  today with a dart just to,
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  just to get things going.
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  And hopefully,
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  hopefully I can be successful one time,
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  one time.
• 1:12
  goodness I should have went
• 1:14
  back to bed so how is
• 1:19
  everybody today hope
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  everybody's had a good
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  weekend good morning good
• 1:25
  show yesterday good show
• 1:26
  sunday night great show
• 1:27
  sunday night dang um and I
• 1:32
  brought some energy on
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  sunday night that I didn't
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  know I had and I don't know
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  if I can do it again we'll have to see uh
• 1:39
  Man, if you don't know, like Jamie and I,
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  you worked would travel to events.
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  We fight like brother and
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  sister all the time, all the time.
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  And Sunday night was like a
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  flashback to all the times
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  we fought on the road.
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  And I love her to death.
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  She is just an amazing person,
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  one of my best friends in the world.
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  But we scrap like brother and sister.
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  And Sunday night was that
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  tenfold and was awesome.
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  And I love when she gives it
• 2:13
  back to me and we go at it.
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  But there's been a lot of
• 2:19
  comments about what she said,
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  what I said.
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  And so people are blaming me
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  for what she said.
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  And I'm like, hey, go yell at Jamie,
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  not me.
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  I'm on your side.
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  So last night got my new Adidas trainers,
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  drop set threes.
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  I'm going to give them a whirl today.
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  see how they work out.
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  I tried them on last night.
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  Um, they're a little bit snug, um,
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  but the toe box is big.
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  Um, so my toe box had plenty of space, um,
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  but they're a little tiny
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  bit snugger all the way around.
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  So I'm betting the loosen up
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  a little bit after a couple of workouts.
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  Uh,
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  but I'm really excited to try them out.
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  So that's like the outside.
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  And then the inside soul is like that.
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  And so, uh,
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  really like them I wish they
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  had cooler color waves for
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  the men the the women's
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  color waves are amazing
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  like I would love that blue
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  on a shoe like that blue
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  where all of the gray is
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  would be really awesome but
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  the men's color waves are
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  just kind of meh anyway I
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  really love the women's
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  color waves they have out
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  there just wish they had
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  more selection for the men
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  so what's up shay good to
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  see you could be here live
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  with us today uh yeah
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  carolyn I'm so glad that we
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  put that together um when
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  did we do that over a year
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  ago now um and now we're
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  really really starting to
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  uh really starting to
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  groove so so the shoe is
• 4:08
  called a drop set three um
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  It's a drop set three.
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  It's Adidas CrossFit shoe.
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  They sponsored a WFP this last weekend.
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  So I'm assuming they have a
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  drop set two and a drop set one.
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  This is their third iteration of the shoe.
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  I tried it on last night.
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  It's really comfortable.
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  Really comfortable.
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  It kind of has like that mid...
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  so the the top of the shoe
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  is like this part is like
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  the old Kevlar uh Reebok
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  ish kind of fabric um and
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  then a lot of like the this
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  stuff whoop here we go um
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  around the shoe to kind of
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  keep it like solid um so I don't know
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  this is a great question.
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  Why do we call it,
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  say colorway instead of colors?
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  Now I think colorway is
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  referring and please,
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  I am not in the shoe industry.
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  I do not.
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  Um,
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  I do not know anything about the shoe
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  industry.
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  I think colorway is more of
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  the overall theme of the
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  shoe and not just a color or colors.
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  Um, but I, who, how the hell do I know?
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  I don't, I don't know why it's colorway.
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  Um,
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  I and again I don't know but
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  like when reebok would come
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  out with a the color of a
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  shoe they would also come
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  out with like shorts and
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  shirts and stuff to match
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  it and so I think it just
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  it implied over the entire
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  outfit um but who knows uh
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  what would I compare the
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  drop set three to I don't
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  know yet I'm gonna work out
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  in them tonight uh so I will give you
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  tomorrow a better indication
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  as to what they're snugger
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  than a Reebok but the but
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  the toe box is big so I
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  don't know we'll see we'll
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  see it's like a painting palette
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  Corey says colorway refers
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  to a specific combination
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  of colors used in a design
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  product or artwork.
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  It typically indicates the
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  color variations in which
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  an item is available,
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  such as different versions of a sneaker,
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  a garment, or a piece of furniture.
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  I think someone looked up a
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  colorway on dictionary.com.
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  According to the Google.
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  So there we go.
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  So I know most of you
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  probably already know this.
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  Okay, we're back.
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  So whenever you bring up shoes,
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  it goes longer than you think.
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  I wear Savage one,
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  but I've been looking at
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  the drop set threes.
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  Honestly,
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  I just I fell in love with the
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  look of the drop set three
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  at the games last year when
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  Bethany and Haley were wearing them.
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  And I really wanted to try
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  them out ever since.
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  I was waiting for.
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  color that I liked um I
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  almost went with the black
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  gumshoe um but I've had so
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  many pairs of like that
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  that I wanted something
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  different uh so that's why
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  I went with these but the
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  problem is is I have a big
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  foot so this is a size and
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  it looks like when I put it
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  on the toe looks long like
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  from here out because my
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  foot is just too big if I
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  was a size ten these would
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  look awesome but i
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  what happens you look at a
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  shoe like on the shelf and
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  it looks great in the size
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  ten and then you put on the
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  size thirteen and you're
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  like man it looks like a
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  clown shoe but that's every
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  shoe if you have like a
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  size thirteen I've I've
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  hated the t every tear shoe
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  I've put on my foot without
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  even working out in it the
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  minute I put it on my my foot I'm like no
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  um so yeah I'm not a tear
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  guy I like the rad runners
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  but they are a little bit
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  small in the toe box these
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  seem a little bit bigger
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  But I've been a Reebok guy
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  pretty much my whole CrossFit life.
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  I had some Metcons.
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  Those I have to take off as
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  soon as the workout's over.
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  Reeboks I can wear through a
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  workout and keep them on
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  after pretty easily.
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  So I'm hoping,
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  I think these are more like the Reebok,
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  but we'll find out.
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  We'll find out tonight.
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  And Holly is old school innovate.
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  Man.
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  Yeah.
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  When I first started in two
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  thousand eleven,
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  everybody was wearing innovates.
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  So.
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  Yeah, I'll try them tonight.
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  I don't even know what the
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  workout is tonight.
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  I need to look.
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  But I'll try to do some like
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  I'll try to do some jump rope.
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  I'll try to do some things
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  like where I'm bouncing in
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  them to see how that is and
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  some stuff like that, even on the side.
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  Yeah.
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  They were running that deal, I think,
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  kind of in conjunction with WFP,
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  but don't quote me on that.
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  All right.
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  So, penalties.
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  This just came out a couple
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  hours ago from Barbell Spin,
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  so I'm going to share that first.
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  He posted this two hours ago,
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  and this is...
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  CrossFit Games' twenty-five
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  semifinal appeal form.
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  The penalties reflected on
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  the in-affiliate semifinal
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  leaderboard yesterday are not final.
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  The scoring adjustments were
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  made prior to the appeals process.
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  Athletes have twenty-four
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  hours following
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  notification from CrossFit
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  to file an appeal.
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  So there is still a
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  possibility that an
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  athlete's score is
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  reinstated or readjusted
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  following that process.
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  So, yes,
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  there were a lot of changes
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  yesterday to the female
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  leaderboard and a lot of
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  things that affected the top eleven.
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  But they are not final there.
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  Everybody has the ability to
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  to appeal that and get
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  their scores reinstated or
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  readjusted after that.
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  so just sharing that so
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  everybody knows everything
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  is not um final yet uh
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  corey I ain't gonna lie
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  those white gum drop set
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  threes look fire yeah um
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  yeah mine aren't the gum I
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  am white shoes just do not
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  last long for me so
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  yeah so let's look at the
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  leaderboard and we'll kind
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  of point out the things
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  that really shaped up the
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  top because that's all
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  we're really concerned with
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  at this point.
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  So.
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  Saria Maya took the lead
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  because of the penalties
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  over Ariel Loewen,
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  so she would be the winner
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  if these remained final.
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  Loewen drops from first to third.
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  That moved Raptors up to second.
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  Annika Greer moved up to
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  fourth because Olivia
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  Kerstetter got a penalty
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  and moved out of the top eleven.
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  We have Danielle Brandon and
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  Haley Adams tied at six.
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  Gracie Walton at eight.
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  Amy Kringle at nine,
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  who was out before the penalties.
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  Miriam Von Rohr, who was out.
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  Lucy McGonigal was out,
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  moves into the top eleven.
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  But because these are not final yet,
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  and French Throwdown are final,
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  she gets her ticket from
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  the French Throwdown.
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  So her eleven spot actually
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  goes to Jennifer Muir.
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  who is right there and
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  caroline stanley who was in
• 12:49
  is now the first person out
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  so um so who fell out of
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  the top eleven was brooke
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  wells um her burpee count
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  went from very high to
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  three um and she got
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  penalized for the muscle-up
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  workout and the not facing the camera
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  from what we can gather.
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  Caroline Stanley is out
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  probably because of the
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  camera angle thing as well.
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  And Olivia Kerstetter,
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  the guess is because she
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  pushed away on the top of
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  the muscle up before
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  establishing a full extension.
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  So those three women are out.
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  and you now have amy kringle
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  miriam von rohr and
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  jennifer muir taking those
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  three spots so uh the
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  penalties resulted in three
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  people out three people in
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  and there you have that
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  And you can see the
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  penalties for Caroline and
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  Olivia only dropped them
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  down to fifteenth,
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  but only eleven spots get in.
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  So even though it wasn't super significant,
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  it was significant enough
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  to take them out of contention.
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  So we were talking on Sunday night,
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  will Olivia do TFX?
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  Will Caroline do TFX?
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  Well, now they better.
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  Because it's either qualify
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  through TFX or hope your
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  appeal goes through.
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  And then hope and pray you
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  can get into NorCal and
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  take on that large field,
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  whatever it's going to be at the time.
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  And then if we go to the men,
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  it was still untouched when
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  I looked just before we went on air.
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  But we'll take a look.
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  And it is still in the same
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  position it was pretty much
• 14:55
  at the close of the competition.
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  With Yonakoski being just
• 15:02
  outside looking in.
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  And tied with Chris Ibarra.
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  So...
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  So there we go.
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  So I'm guessing we'll see
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  some movement on the men's
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  leaderboard either later
• 15:18
  today or tomorrow.
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  But they do have, I think,
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  till the end of the week to
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  make final decisions on that.
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  And again, as we talked off the top,
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  they are still,
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  they still have the appeal
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  process available to them.
• 15:34
  Twenty four hours after what's going on.
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  And I just noticed I had the
• 15:38
  wrong backdrop up.
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  What's funny is Siobhan was
• 15:42
  struggling this morning and Jamie said,
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  we don't struggle because
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  we're professional.
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  And here I am making the mess up today.
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  I really should have the
• 15:52
  lunch with the Clydesdale background.
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  There we go.
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  Ken asks, I'm late today.
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  How many rants are we in?
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  Are we, Ken,
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  I'm still recovering from Sunday.
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  I don't even know where all
• 16:07
  that came from.
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  I think with taking care of
• 16:10
  my wife since her surgery
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  and I haven't been sleeping
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  well because I have to keep
• 16:15
  my ringer on at night so
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  that if she needs me, she can call me.
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  And she's had to call me
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  like every night during
• 16:25
  this recovery process.
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  So I was on a low amount of
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  sleep and I just was so
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  cranky Sunday night.
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  But I was explaining at the
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  top of the show,
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  what was kind of cool is
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  when Jamie and I travel together,
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  we fight about CrossFit
• 16:40
  topics all the time.
• 16:41
  Like slug it out left and right.
• 16:44
  And I'll admit,
• 16:44
  some of the times I just go
• 16:45
  with the other side of the
• 16:46
  argument just for the fun
• 16:48
  of fighting with Jamie.
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  And so...
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  was fun to do that kind of
• 16:59
  again on sunday night and I
• 17:02
  like when she comes right
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  back at me um and it makes
• 17:09
  it makes for great content
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  and I hope that we can
• 17:12
  continue that on that there
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  are topics that we can do
• 17:16
  that with moving forward
• 17:18
  I don't want to be just the
• 17:19
  crazy old man down the
• 17:20
  street yelling at the clouds.
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  But as long as there's
• 17:23
  something that I'm passionate about,
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  I will riff rant about
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  anything like that.
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  Uh,
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  sound like what my wife and kids do to
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  me.
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  They know what buttons to push.
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  Yeah.
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  I think Jamie knows what bus
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  and buttons to push on me.
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  I know what buttons I can push on her.
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  And, uh,
• 17:44
  We spent a lot of time on
• 17:45
  the road together,
• 17:46
  like brother and sister.
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  And we,
• 17:48
  we used to scrap all the time and
• 17:51
  it's so much fun, so much fun.
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  That's why, that's why we love sports.
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  Right.
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  Um,
• 17:57
  because it gives us something to talk
• 17:59
  about,
• 17:59
  something to argue about some of
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  the yell about something to
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  rant and riff about.
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  So, um,
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  the other thing I was going to say is.
• 18:13
  Yeah, bearded Scott lets it,
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  he lets it all out.
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  Yeah.
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  I just start pulling the hairs, Kenneth.
• 18:21
  And then it gets me in the mood.
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  And then, you know.
• 18:26
  My mom said to me last night, like,
• 18:27
  give another month, man,
• 18:28
  you could play Santa Claus.
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  And I'm like, damn.
• 18:32
  Like,
• 18:33
  isn't there a sexier person with a
• 18:35
  white beard than Santa Claus?
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  Like, come on.
• 18:40
  Too young to be Santa yet.
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  um I wanted to show one more
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  thing and then so I wanted
• 18:53
  to kind of point this out
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  um and we'll go to the men
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  and I'm not picking on
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  dallin I just know that
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  this is a good example um
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  so in this workout
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  And I've talked about this, right?
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  Look how far away from the
• 19:14
  camera his GHD is.
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  If I am judging this video,
• 19:25
  the minute I see the GHD
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  machine this far away from the camera,
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  and I would love to get
• 19:32
  Andrew's feedback on this as well,
• 19:35
  the minute I see the GHD
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  this far away from the camera,
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  that means I'm looking closer.
• 19:41
  the minute I see this to me,
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  it means you're trying to hide something.
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  If you're putting the, and,
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  and proven with all of
• 19:51
  their videos did things
• 19:53
  like this to hide elements
• 19:55
  behind the rig and,
• 19:57
  and different things like that.
• 19:58
  And I'm so glad they got
• 20:00
  dinged for some of that stuff,
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  because if you're trying to
• 20:04
  hide something,
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  that means I'm going to look closer.
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  Because you must be afraid
• 20:10
  that your movement is on
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  the line and you don't want
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  me to see the line.
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  And because they're not
• 20:18
  using the Motorola razors
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  to video anymore, circa Brookwell's, um,
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  now we're just moving the
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  camera so far away.
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  And I think I,
• 20:29
  I think with the other day
• 20:30
  when we were looking at this,
• 20:32
  like there's no need for it.
• 20:34
  Andrew made a great point.
• 20:35
  They're not crossing a line
• 20:37
  with the lunges.
• 20:39
  So let me back this up a little bit,
• 20:41
  right?
• 20:42
  They're not crossing a line
• 20:43
  with the lunges.
• 20:44
  It's a step count.
• 20:46
  So there's no line that I
• 20:47
  need to see up here.
• 20:50
  And I can have Dallin in
• 20:53
  frame fully and move that
• 20:54
  camera ahead pretty much maybe ten feet.
• 21:00
  And again,
• 21:01
  it's even better if they move
• 21:02
  the camera on the other
• 21:03
  side of the GHD and then
• 21:06
  show the lunges at a little
• 21:08
  bit more distance because
• 21:09
  there's no line I have to check.
• 21:11
  All I have to do is see knee
• 21:12
  touch and are they overhead
• 21:14
  not touching the dumbbell.
• 21:16
  To me,
• 21:17
  when you're putting it that far away,
• 21:18
  you're hiding something.
• 21:22
  And Andrew Sten says, absolutely.
• 21:23
  Absolutely.
• 21:25
  uh why while the suggested
• 21:27
  floor plan had this set up
• 21:29
  I think they still set the
• 21:30
  camera too far back agreed
• 21:39
  um jonathan ortega says is
• 21:41
  that the case though I
• 21:42
  don't think athletes go and
• 21:43
  say I suck at a movement
• 21:45
  how do I hide it I i
• 21:47
  I think they know the
• 21:48
  movements they're going to
• 21:49
  ride the line on.
• 21:50
  I don't think they think they suck.
• 21:53
  I think they know which
• 21:54
  movements you're going to
• 21:56
  ride the line on and they
• 21:58
  do try to hide it.
• 22:03
  And it's been part of the
• 22:06
  space for a very long time.
• 22:10
  And I'm not picking on Dallin.
• 22:11
  Maybe Dallin didn't do that.
• 22:12
  But I do know that it's
• 22:13
  happened in the past.
• 22:15
  I just know that this example,
• 22:17
  I looked at this video,
• 22:19
  so I knew that the GHD
• 22:20
  machine was far away.
• 22:22
  And so if I fast forward
• 22:23
  this to where he's doing the GHD,
• 22:26
  for me to see the hip at the top,
• 22:29
  I can kind of tell.
• 22:31
  But there are times where he
• 22:32
  slides forward just a little bit,
• 22:37
  and it's hard to judge at this distance.
• 22:43
  So...
• 22:45
  don't know it's just really
• 22:48
  really far away but again
• 22:53
  I'm not picking on dallin I
• 22:59
  andrew stent says a hundred
• 23:00
  percent disagree jonathan
• 23:01
  many athletes play the game
• 23:02
  with video like wearing all
• 23:04
  black for squats which has
• 23:05
  been called out many many times yeah um
• 23:12
  And I don't even think
• 23:12
  Dallin was the most
• 23:13
  egregious at what was
• 23:15
  happening during the semifinals.
• 23:17
  So I hate that I used his video,
• 23:19
  but I just knew that it was far away.
• 23:21
  And so I was just using it as an example.
• 23:29
  Jonathan says,
• 23:29
  riding the line on movements
• 23:31
  is the name of the game.
• 23:33
  Right.
• 23:33
  And if I'm a judge and I see
• 23:34
  that you've moved the
• 23:35
  camera that far away from
• 23:36
  the part where you're riding the line,
• 23:38
  I'm going to look closer.
• 23:39
  That's what I'm just telling you.
• 23:46
  Shay says, but let's do more online comps.
• 23:49
  I know I hate, I hate online comps.
• 23:54
  Dave Castro actually
• 23:55
  announced that the masters
• 23:56
  might get an opportunity to
• 23:57
  do in person semis,
• 23:58
  but I'm going to save that
• 23:59
  topic for tomorrow with
• 24:01
  Corey as he is elated over
• 24:04
  that discussion or that announcement.
• 24:07
  And so I want to have that
• 24:08
  conversation with him tomorrow for sure.
• 24:12
  So
• 24:14
  Uh, there's that.
• 24:18
  Um, I know many of you, gosh, right.
• 24:21
  All of you have seen the
• 24:22
  video that Hiller shared a
• 24:24
  clip from Sunday night about,
• 24:27
  about me being reached out
• 24:28
  to by a prominent person in this,
• 24:29
  in the space,
• 24:30
  accusing me of group think I
• 24:33
  did want to follow that up with,
• 24:34
  I did get a call yesterday, um,
• 24:37
  with a sort of an apology on that, uh,
• 24:43
  and so what what I want to
• 24:45
  say about it is they came
• 24:47
  to the table with they
• 24:50
  wanted to explain
• 24:51
  themselves and what I told
• 24:53
  them is I have been in this
• 24:57
  space since I have built a
• 25:00
  reputation where I don't
• 25:02
  just bash on athletes I
• 25:04
  don't name names I don't
• 25:07
  do that I'm respectful
• 25:08
  because I do a lot of
• 25:09
  interviews and I want them
• 25:11
  to feel free to talk to me
• 25:13
  in an open and honest way
• 25:15
  and that I'm not going to
• 25:18
  use that against them in
• 25:19
  the in the future
• 25:22
  And so I've built this
• 25:24
  reputation that I felt like
• 25:26
  I should be given the
• 25:27
  benefit of the doubt
• 25:28
  whenever I make a statement.
• 25:30
  And they did not afford me that at all.
• 25:32
  I posted that out and you
• 25:34
  immediately accused me of
• 25:35
  group think and joining the
• 25:37
  herd and all of this stuff.
• 25:40
  And when I came back to you and said,
• 25:41
  haven't I earned more than this?
• 25:43
  They doubled down on that to me.
• 25:46
  And so, um,
• 25:49
  for that all to happen.
• 25:50
  And then, so during our phone call,
• 25:53
  an apology was given.
• 25:55
  And, um, and, and I think that our,
• 25:59
  our relationship has been
• 26:01
  reestablished and we've
• 26:03
  come to a pretty good understanding.
• 26:05
  And so I just wanted to
• 26:06
  follow up with that, um,
• 26:10
  with that because it was a
• 26:11
  good conversation after we
• 26:13
  both kind of set our peace and, um,
• 26:16
  and they did agree that I,
• 26:18
  I should have been afforded the up,
• 26:19
  the benefit of the doubt, um,
• 26:22
  on the first, when I,
• 26:24
  when I posted the picture
• 26:25
  of the pyramid doing the
• 26:26
  GHD sit up that I should
• 26:28
  have been afforded, um,
• 26:30
  the benefit of the doubt that I was just,
• 26:32
  I was doing it for good
• 26:33
  reasons and not to just bash people.
• 26:36
  So, um,
• 26:39
  So it was a good conversation.
• 26:41
  I did get an apology through that.
• 26:43
  And I think our relationship
• 26:48
  is cool again and I will
• 26:50
  continue to move forward in the space.
• 26:53
  And that's the last I need
• 26:54
  to talk about that.
• 27:01
  Patrick Clark, you're not just respectful.
• 27:03
  You are respected by athletes, peers,
• 27:05
  coaches, etc.
• 27:06
  I hope to.
• 27:07
  I mean, that's really my goal.
• 27:10
  I'm not doing this to hurt people.
• 27:12
  I love the people I cover.
• 27:16
  And I want to show them in
• 27:18
  the best light possible.
• 27:25
  ortega says it's okay to be
• 27:27
  upset it's okay to have
• 27:28
  feelings about it just
• 27:29
  accept it and move on or
• 27:30
  fight it and and get told
• 27:33
  no and then move on so yeah
• 27:42
  um and then I think that's
• 27:43
  where we're at we we had it
• 27:44
  out we talked it through um
• 27:47
  and nobody was yelling at
• 27:48
  each other yesterday it
• 27:49
  just was a good conversation and uh
• 27:52
  Yeah,
• 27:53
  I think we're all in a good place now,
• 27:54
  and we'll just move forward
• 27:58
  like nothing ever happened, I guess.
• 28:02
  But yeah, so that's happening.
• 28:05
  It's true.
• 28:06
  And then I got... So on Sunday night,
• 28:13
  I tried to explain what I think the...
• 28:20
  payout structure is with WFP.
• 28:23
  And it's based on things I
• 28:24
  heard from Will and Jackson
• 28:27
  in different interviews.
• 28:29
  And it was my understanding
• 28:30
  that the contract that they
• 28:32
  give to the athletes is a minimum.
• 28:35
  This is a minimum guaranteed
• 28:37
  amount of money that you
• 28:37
  are going to earn this year.
• 28:39
  Then through the course of the year,
• 28:41
  you're going to earn money
• 28:42
  at the events through prize money.
• 28:46
  And so you offset your
• 28:49
  contract with the prize
• 28:51
  money until your prize
• 28:52
  money goes over that guaranteed minimum.
• 28:56
  And then you start making more money.
• 28:59
  And I explained that on
• 28:59
  Sunday night and it's been
• 29:01
  clipped and it's been used
• 29:03
  in a couple of different areas.
• 29:05
  And I hope that I'm right.
• 29:06
  It's just my interpretation
• 29:08
  of what I've heard in
• 29:09
  different interviews with them.
• 29:13
  And it makes sense to me
• 29:16
  because when you're giving
• 29:18
  these guaranteed contracts,
• 29:19
  it's not like giving them
• 29:20
  money to come here.
• 29:21
  It's to say at the very least,
• 29:23
  you are going to make this
• 29:25
  dollar amount throughout the year.
• 29:28
  And then if you earn more
• 29:29
  than that over top of what
• 29:32
  the guaranteed minimum is,
• 29:34
  then you get that on top of
• 29:36
  everything else.
• 29:38
  I know Siobhan tried to ask
• 29:40
  Austin about that and he
• 29:41
  didn't really even care
• 29:43
  what anything of that was.
• 29:44
  He's just going to collect
• 29:45
  the check at the end of the
• 29:46
  year is kind of what he said.
• 29:48
  So I think,
• 29:50
  I hope I got it right since
• 29:52
  it's being clipped and used.
• 29:55
  And again, I'm, you know,
• 29:57
  the WFP has said that
• 29:58
  they're going to get me one of the
• 30:02
  uh,
• 30:03
  one of the people from WFP on the show
• 30:05
  this week or next week.
• 30:07
  And I will ask and confirm
• 30:10
  all of that when I have
• 30:11
  them on to make sure that, uh,
• 30:14
  to make sure that I have that accurately.
• 30:20
  Uh, Jonathan Ortega says, Scott,
• 30:21
  your hair looks real good.
• 30:22
  Thanks, man.
• 30:24
  It's just really long.
• 30:26
  And, uh, with my wife, uh,
• 30:29
  Recovering from knee surgery,
• 30:31
  I just can't get out to get it cut.
• 30:34
  So here we are.
• 30:35
  And maybe I'll just keep it
• 30:36
  like this for a while.
• 30:38
  Ken Walters, it's like in sales,
• 30:40
  it's a draw against commission.
• 30:41
  Yeah.
• 30:44
  I think that's the best way to put it.
• 30:47
  But what I find funny is
• 30:49
  people math has always come
• 30:51
  pretty easy to me,
• 30:52
  but when I watch people try
• 30:53
  to do math that it's not easy for them.
• 30:56
  I think it's pretty comical
• 30:58
  trying to do that in their head.
• 31:00
  I find it amusing.
• 31:03
  A little bit the same Um,
• 31:09
  The last thing I'm going to
• 31:10
  talk about today is because
• 31:12
  we talk about some entertainment stuff.
• 31:14
  One of the shows that I've
• 31:15
  found very entertaining on
• 31:17
  TV is the show found.
• 31:19
  If you've never seen it,
• 31:21
  it is a woman who was
• 31:23
  abducted as a child.
• 31:25
  She finds her abductor late
• 31:27
  in life and she holds him
• 31:30
  captive in the basement of
• 31:31
  her house in kind of like a
• 31:34
  revenge thing.
• 31:36
  And then her job has been to
• 31:38
  find missing children in her adult life.
• 31:42
  And then what she finds out
• 31:43
  through the first season of
• 31:44
  the show is that this guy
• 31:47
  she has locked up in her
• 31:48
  basement can actually help
• 31:50
  her find some of these
• 31:51
  children because he thinks
• 31:53
  like the child abductors
• 31:56
  that are out there today.
• 31:59
  And he can identify the
• 32:01
  reasons behind why they're doing this,
• 32:03
  and it helps her to find these children.
• 32:06
  Um, I really enjoy the show a lot.
• 32:08
  And I think the second
• 32:09
  season is even better than the first.
• 32:11
  Um,
• 32:12
  once they got past some weirdness at
• 32:14
  the beginning of the season,
• 32:16
  but they do capture this
• 32:17
  guy and they lock him up.
• 32:20
  Um, and so it makes it hard.
• 32:23
  I was wondering where
• 32:23
  they're going to go with it,
• 32:24
  but they have found enough
• 32:26
  content to keep it going.
• 32:29
  But then it got canceled.
• 32:31
  So NBC cancels it.
• 32:32
  And they canceled like five shows.
• 32:35
  And this is where I really
• 32:36
  wanted to go with it.
• 32:38
  The traditional networks,
• 32:39
  like I'm fifty five.
• 32:41
  If you wanted to watch a
• 32:42
  show in most of my adult life,
• 32:45
  you watch on ABC, NBC, CBS or Fox.
• 32:50
  And when I was a kid,
• 32:51
  Fox didn't even exist.
• 32:53
  So you had to watch it in
• 32:55
  those traditional manners.
• 32:57
  Now you see these networks
• 32:58
  like canceling all these mainstream shows,
• 33:01
  scripted shows,
• 33:02
  and they're saying that the
• 33:03
  cost of running them and
• 33:05
  paying the actors and
• 33:06
  everybody behind it is getting too much.
• 33:10
  So NBC has canceled five shows,
• 33:12
  and they're not really
• 33:14
  bringing anything new in
• 33:15
  other than the NBA.
• 33:18
  And so my question to you is,
• 33:20
  are we going to use these
• 33:24
  traditional networks now as
• 33:27
  live action sports like the NFL, hockey,
• 33:34
  NBA?
• 33:36
  taking up college football,
• 33:38
  taking up most of the prime
• 33:40
  time schedule.
• 33:41
  Cause like NBC now is going
• 33:42
  to have Tuesday night, NBA basketball.
• 33:44
  You're going to have Saturday night,
• 33:45
  college football.
• 33:46
  They're going to have Sunday night,
• 33:48
  NFL football.
• 33:49
  And those are three of the
• 33:51
  seven prime time nights.
• 33:53
  And they're being taken up by live sports.
• 33:56
  And then it's going to be
• 33:57
  accentuated with non-scripted TV.
• 34:01
  Like Jimmy Fallon has a new
• 34:02
  show that's going to,
• 34:04
  it's apprentice-like,
• 34:05
  but in the marketing world.
• 34:06
  And it's going to be unscripted.
• 34:08
  And it's a contest for
• 34:10
  people that are going to win.
• 34:11
  They're bringing back old
• 34:13
  classic game shows like Family Feud,
• 34:18
  Twenty Five Thousand Dollar Pyramid.
• 34:22
  Wheel of Fortune primetime.
• 34:24
  Jeopardy now runs a primetime hour.
• 34:27
  All of that stuff that's
• 34:28
  unscripted and much cheaper to run.
• 34:32
  my, my answer, my question to you is,
• 34:35
  is that going to be our
• 34:36
  television on the main networks?
• 34:38
  Because they've given up to
• 34:40
  the streaming services who
• 34:41
  are producing better
• 34:42
  content like Yellowstone
• 34:45
  and Landman and the last of us.
• 34:49
  And, and I can go on and on and on.
• 34:51
  And all of those are on
• 34:52
  streaming services rather
• 34:54
  than on the traditional networks.
• 34:56
  They're the ones winning the awards.
• 34:58
  They're the ones getting the
• 34:59
  higher ratings.
• 35:01
  Um,
• 35:03
  I it's just like this big
• 35:06
  epic shift in my life from
• 35:09
  growing up with CBS, NBC, ABC,
• 35:13
  and now we're going to all
• 35:15
  the good content is going
• 35:17
  to be on Netflix,
• 35:20
  max Apple plus all of that.
• 35:24
  And then the traditional
• 35:25
  networks are going to be
• 35:26
  all live sports and all unscripted TV.
• 35:35
  Ken Walter says sports bring
• 35:37
  in billion dollar contracts to networks.
• 35:40
  The new shows they have to
• 35:42
  pay out to actor streaming
• 35:44
  services fund the cost
• 35:45
  through subscriptions.
• 35:47
  Yeah, I don't, I don't disagree,
• 35:51
  but it's just, it's just, and can you're,
• 35:55
  you're in my age bracket.
• 35:56
  Like when we grew up, all of the,
• 35:59
  the good scripted TV was on
• 36:01
  the main networks.
• 36:03
  And now it's, it's,
• 36:04
  it's going to the streaming services.
• 36:07
  And I don't, and I love live sports.
• 36:09
  So I'm cool with like having
• 36:11
  a Saturday night football
• 36:12
  game and having a Sunday
• 36:14
  night football game.
• 36:16
  Now I'm not as big of an NBA fan.
• 36:19
  So, but I can, I mean,
• 36:20
  I have other options, but,
• 36:22
  So I can watch things there.
• 36:24
  The only thing that bums me
• 36:26
  out is I also grew up with
• 36:28
  like a show season that was
• 36:32
  like twenty to twenty three episodes.
• 36:35
  And now,
• 36:35
  like all of the big shows are like
• 36:37
  ten episodes, eight episodes.
• 36:39
  So your season's like super short.
• 36:42
  And if you binge it like
• 36:43
  you're done and it's over.
• 36:46
  Come on, kid.
• 36:51
  You may be chronologically a
• 36:54
  little bit older than me,
• 36:56
  but like physically and mentally, man,
• 37:00
  you're right here in our wheelhouse.
• 37:05
  but yes, it's just, it's just weird.
• 37:07
  It's just weird that there's
• 37:09
  this like seismic shift all
• 37:10
  of a sudden where like
• 37:12
  these networks are canceling shows.
• 37:15
  They're getting good ratings because it's,
• 37:17
  and just because they can
• 37:19
  do it cheaper other ways, um, is,
• 37:23
  is just mind boggling to me.
• 37:25
  So it was just an
• 37:27
  observation I made as I'm
• 37:29
  kind of looking at the news and,
• 37:31
  and different things going
• 37:32
  on in entertainment.
• 37:34
  Um,
• 37:36
  But yeah.
• 37:38
  So and then yesterday I
• 37:40
  talked about the movie Love Hurts,
• 37:43
  which is old school Jackie
• 37:45
  Chan kung fu movie.
• 37:48
  It's actually free on Peacock now.
• 37:50
  So you can stream it on
• 37:51
  Peacock if you have that.
• 37:53
  Again, my wife hated it.
• 37:55
  So I'm not giving you like a
• 37:56
  full on recommendation of that movie.
• 37:59
  My wife hated it.
• 38:00
  I like the nostalgic Jackie
• 38:02
  Chan kung fu part of it.
• 38:04
  I love the athleticism in
• 38:06
  the in that aspect of everything.
• 38:09
  And the funny ways that if
• 38:12
  you if you ever watch that kind of stuff,
• 38:15
  like earlier on in your life,
• 38:18
  I think you'll enjoy.
• 38:21
  So but that's really all I have today.
• 38:24
  I'm sure we're going to get
• 38:25
  some men's shifts on the
• 38:26
  leaderboard either today or tomorrow.
• 38:29
  And we'll go ahead and talk about those.
• 38:31
  And again,
• 38:32
  we can talk about Dave's week in
• 38:34
  review tomorrow as well with Corey,
• 38:38
  because he did make an announcement.
• 38:40
  That's pretty cool about
• 38:42
  what's happening in the age groups,
• 38:44
  getting their opportunity
• 38:45
  to qualify for the games
• 38:46
  with in-person semifinals.
• 38:49
  And I know Corey wants to
• 38:50
  talk about that badly.
• 38:51
  So he'll be on tomorrow
• 38:53
  cooking Cajun with him.
• 38:55
  And with that, guys,
• 38:57
  I need to get back to work
• 38:58
  today because my coworkers are out.
• 39:01
  So I'm getting all of their stuff,
• 39:04
  stuff ready.
• 39:05
  um as well today so I've got
• 39:07
  to get back to work so you
• 39:08
  knuckleheads get back to
• 39:10
  work as well we'll see
• 39:11
  everybody next time on
• 39:13
  lunch with the clydesdale bye guys