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Lunch with the Clydesdale and Cowboy - Friday Show! - How Can Media Elevate Their Game for the Games · Clydesdale Media Podcast

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What is going on, everybody?
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Today,
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we're going to talk a little bit about
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CrossFit.
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Maybe.
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From the gym to the screen, yeah,
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we cover it all.
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Midday motivation every time you press
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call.
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Lunch with the Clydesdale.
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Cowboy bring the heat.
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Crossfit, boobies, music on repeat.
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Half hour hustle, yeah,
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we building that brand.
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Grab a plate, tune in now,
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you part of the fam.
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It's lunch time.
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Sure enough.
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What's going on, everybody?
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Welcome to Lunch with the Clydesdale and
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the Cowboy.
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We are heading into the weekend.
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It's a Friday.
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Thank you so much, Amanda,
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for bringing up that we are on episode
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fourteen hundred.
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This is the episode one hundred
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extravaganza.
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In case y'all were wondering like this,
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we had this plan the entire week since
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I forgot it was until Amanda put it
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in the chat.
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Yeah.
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Just so you know,
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like it was never my intention to like
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number every episode.
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And in fact,
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there were a bunch of episodes early on
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that we didn't number.
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If it wasn't like a normal show,
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we didn't number them.
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Right.
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So truly,
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because the one year we did the semifinal
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interviews,
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there was a hundred and eleven of them.
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The first year we did that,
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none of those are numbered.
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Yeah.
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So we're truly like up over fifteen
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hundred, sixteen hundred,
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somewhere in that.
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And
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And the only reason I number them today
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is because people will ask me where,
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what episode was that in?
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Yeah.
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And it's so much easier for me to
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say, oh,
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that was episode thirteen hundred and
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twenty.
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Then, you know,
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the one with this picture on the thing
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and whatever.
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So that's the only reason I truly number
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them anymore.
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because other than that it doesn't really
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mean a lot because it's not an accurate
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number well even if it was an accurate
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number like we're not stopping at any
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given point so like why would you care
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about what number you're on until that day
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comes and you can look back and go
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oh we did you know forty thousand episodes
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or whatever the case may be
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So I remember when we hit one hundred,
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like we had balloons,
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we had like the whole bit made a
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cake.
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Right.
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And I don't think we celebrated any other
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number after that.
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No.
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Why would you?
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And so it is pretty cool.
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Like when I started this thing,
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I never thought I would get fourteen
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hundred episodes in.
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Well, you don't see that far ahead.
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You worry about this one.
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and then the next one that's about it
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and maybe you got maybe a couple you
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might have scheduled sometime in the
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future but you don't you don't set into
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this going we're gonna do two thousand
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episodes let's go like or or do what
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what uh what hillary did and like i'm
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gonna make a video today every day for
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three hundred and sixty five days can i
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just say that isn't that is an impossible
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task the fact that he pulled that off
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That's ridiculous.
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I mean,
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I do a show six days a week,
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and I've missed some,
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but even six days a week has been
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brutal at times.
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And yours was six days a week live.
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He did six days a week,
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seven days a week post-production,
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like putting stuff together and adding in
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clips and graphics and all that other good
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stuff.
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That is ridiculously impressive.
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Yeah.
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I remember when I first went to a
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daily show,
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I was talking to Sivan and like,
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I was like,
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I didn't realize how hard it was to
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have something new to say every single
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day.
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Ricky Bobby after he won the race.
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Car ran pretty good.
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Yeah.
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Car ran pretty good.
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Like you actually get into the hang of
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it.
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Like it's a whole different world.
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Absolutely.
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Meg says, Amanda,
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they must not realize that we are the
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ones that matter.
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So let us have this moment.
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You have the moment.
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You can feel this moment if you want
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to.
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Sean in Oregon says that's eighty four
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thousand hours.
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Crazy.
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Well, ten thousand hours is mastery,
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so we should be well above that at
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this point.
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Oh man,
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I can talk about anything to no end.
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Well, honestly, you know,
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CrossFitters talk about CrossFit all the
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time, right?
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We just put it on air.
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Yeah.
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oh dude i'm leaving pt this morning and
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madeline the girl at the at the desk
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there's a reception and whatnot was like i
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said something about coming to my gym said
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you have a gym i said what's not
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my gym but i coach there you know
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whatever and she's like what i said it's
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crossfit well what's crossfit and i
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literally gave her the definitions
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constantly varied functional movements
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executed high intensity i said you know
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whatever
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Tell me, I said,
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I don't have time to tell you about
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it.
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I don't think you understand.
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I have to go to work.
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I can tell you about it.
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I would be here all day and neither
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one of us would get anything done.
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So like,
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here's the quick and dirty version.
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This is when I coach.
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Come check out a class.
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Let's go.
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Amanda,
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it's impressive AF and we care like Meg
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says.
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And honestly, man.
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I am proud when I started this thing
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in night, the audio only with two friends,
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we,
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we had like our parents listened and that
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was it.
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Hey, I was actually one of the,
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I listened to a lot of those early
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episodes when I found them on, um,
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Apple podcast, because it was,
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there was a whole lot of one of
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the six.
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Well, here's the thing.
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It was not a whole lot of stuff.
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available to just listen to.
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So like I was listening to chasing
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excellence.
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I was listening to the CrossFit podcast.
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I was listening to, uh,
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scale as needed and whatnot.
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And then, you know,
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you search CrossFit and y'all's came up.
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So like,
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I listened to that because it was there
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and I was like, the closet,
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I was like, that's a cool last name.
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Let's check this out.
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And that's,
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I really did listen to those early ones.
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Yeah.
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Those were fun times.
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it's i didn't mean for this to because
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again i didn't even i forgot it was
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fourteen hundred until amanda said
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something in the chat um but it is
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pretty cool like and maybe we'll do
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something special at fifteen hundred oh
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yeah balloons in a cake yeah maybe a
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giveaway or something we could get away
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you know it'd be fun to give away
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Thirdsy.
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Thirdsy?
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Thirdsy.
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Yeah.
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Could talk to Thirdsy.
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See if they'd be jazzy about doing a
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little giveaway at fifteen hundred.
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Because you can be jazzy too at checkout
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and get fifteen percent off Thirdsy right
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now.
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So there it is.
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Gotta love it.
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Wait.
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Hold on.
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Clydesdale is the last name.
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Yes.
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His name is Scott Clydesdale.
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One hundred percent.
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Just roll what it is.
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sure sure name is scott claudio my my
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name is uh my last name is actually
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arabian horse i was gonna say boy george
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but okay we'll go arabian horse yeah um
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uh kenneth wants us to bring back the
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hot ones challenge that was a fun day
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for me the original hot ones challenge lit
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me the hell up it was
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Yeah.
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Oh, yeah.
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Sure, Judy.
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Games tickets.
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We'll get right on that.
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Says the person who won games tickets last
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year from this show.
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She's like, she wants to repeat.
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She wants to run it back again.
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That's fantastic.
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Yeah.
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Scott's got cause they all Corey Cowboy.
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Yep.
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Yep.
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These are that's on our driver's license.
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Cowboy and Scott Clydesdale.
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It's actually in my wallet.
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Yeah.
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Ernie Garza, Corey Mustang.
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That's hilarious because my high school
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mascot is or the Mustangs.
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Assumption Mustangs.
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Yeah, our mind was really creative.
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We were the Oilers, the Oil City Oilers.
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The Oil City Oilers.
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yeah julia gulia yeah yeah so i was
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listening to the colton episode of
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savannah yesterday last evening actually
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and he brought up a question i think
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it was to caleb about who are the
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three people you want to see at the
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games
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That haven't made it yet or just in
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Europe?
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Just not even athlete-wise.
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Oh, okay.
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Anybody that you could possibly run into
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at the games,
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who are the three people you want to
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see most?
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I can't even narrow it down.
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So this is just like anybody in the
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space?
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Is that what they were talking about?
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I didn't get to see the Colton episode
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at all.
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Like Joseph and Meg are going to be
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at the games.
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I want to see them.
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A hundred percent.
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Right?
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Yeah.
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Amanda Harry's going to be at the games.
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I want to see her.
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We hang out at the games every single
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year.
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Gotcha.
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If I was gone,
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I'd want to see you because I haven't
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seen you in three years.
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Yeah.
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I mean,
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the fact that we hang out all day
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long, like every day, it's not the same.
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Wow.
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And I only get a picture.
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That's a good question, Tigger.
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Oh, wow.
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am I getting to hang out or just
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run across?
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I guess that's,
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that's probably a good question too.
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Well, it was, it was very open-ended.
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It was like,
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who are the people you want to see
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at the games?
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And like Siobhan said, like Taylor and,
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and then he listed a couple of people
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that he hasn't seen in a while or
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that he only runs into like at the
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games.
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Yeah.
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So I would like to see some of
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the other people that are in,
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like the my my my master's crew that
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i run across actually at the games uh
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my boy chris real who just uh made
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it i would like to hang out with
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see andrew johnson again oh excuse me
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david johnson david johnson i don't know
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why i just named him andrew he still
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thinks i'm six feet tall so it's fine
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um
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I would love to see those guys again
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because they'd be there,
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they'd be competing,
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and I could be there and throw in
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support out as much as possible.
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But just narrowing it down to three,
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that for me would be extremely difficult
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because there's a lot of people I know
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that are probably going to be there that
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I would love to go and be able
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to see and hang out with.
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Andrew Sten's going to be spectating at
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the games over the weekend for the first
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time since twenty sixteen.
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And I'm guessing it's because he's judging
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Masters.
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Yeah.
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Every time I see Stan, he's judging.
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So like we never get to like hang
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out.
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I love running into Andrew.
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And he only like,
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he lives in my state.
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Right.
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Right.
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Yeah.
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Joseph, Meg.
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I already said Joseph.
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He just said he's going to be there.
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Like, yeah.
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Thanks Birch.
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Judy Reed lives an hour away from me.
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Not even like,
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a Northern suburb of Columbus.
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And I run into her more at the
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games than I do here.
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Oh, but it,
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so it was really interesting thing because
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like, I'm so different.
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in love with the masters community that
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like, that was a lot of,
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that was a lot of my thought process.
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Sure.
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But then you have the elite side too,
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which I have a lot of friends,
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but like I just ran into CTP at
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syndicate and he's one of my like good
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friends at the games.
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So like I eliminate him from my list
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cause I just saw him.
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Yeah.
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But like Amanda Harry,
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who's another one of like the little three
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group that we hang out with,
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I haven't seen her since last year's
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games.
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it's also be difficult for me because I've
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never actually been to the games.
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So there's that.
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Um, but there's people that I,
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I chat with, I text with, I,
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you know, interact with on a daily basis,
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almost that I have never actually met in
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person,
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but that list is pretty freaking long.
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So that would be kind of difficult to,
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to pull off.
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You know what I mean?
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Like George, I just say just an hour,
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we're down to three,
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but that's a great question.
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I like that a lot.
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Yeah, it was, uh,
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It was a great question.
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It made,
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it really got me self-reflective as to
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like, cause at Syndicate, I was,
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it was really just my goal to get
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my foot back in the water of going
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to live events,
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being on my feet for the whole weekend,
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being able to run around and do all
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the stuff I needed to do,
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but I didn't really have a purpose.
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And so like this made me think about,
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okay,
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who do I want to see and what
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can I accomplish at the games?
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Because the one thing I know,
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and it got me really self-reflective,
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is I love this show and I love
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my Sunday night show.
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And I wouldn't change those for a minute.
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But when I'm in person,
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I have evolved and changed so much since
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when I first went with Morning Chalk Up
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in twenty twenty one to where I am
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today.
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And I,
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and I don't know what the next step
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is.
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What's learning.
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It's learning like more about yourself.
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It's also learning about what you,
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what you want to do,
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what you don't want to do,
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what you will put up with,
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what you won't put up with.
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But I also,
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I don't want to spend two thousand dollars
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to go to the games and not have
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a purpose.
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A hundred percent.
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Right.
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Well, because you feel like you,
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you need to,
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because you're going there instead of just
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going to enjoy the experience.
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Correct.
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You want to be able to, to,
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to bring something back that you can,
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we can talk about here or y'all can
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talk about Sunday night or,
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or whatever the case may be.
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Like I get that.
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I get that.
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And, and, and I,
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and what I'm going to say now isn't
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like a slight on anybody,
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but like it in twenty twenty one,
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I started doing off.
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the floor interviews right after the
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events.
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Yup.
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And I didn't, I didn't,
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I didn't want to be like Nikki Bray,
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Nikki,
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nikki brazier right we know what you're
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talking about whatever um or any of those
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i didn't want to do what they were
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doing i wanted it to be different and
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because i had done so many semi-final
16:18
interviews i knew the backstory of all
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these athletes so the questions weren't
16:24
about that specific moment it was about
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how did it how did it culminate to
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this or what did your backstory bring you
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to this
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sure well after i did that for like
16:37
a year and a half everybody was lined
16:40
up to do the after event interviews and
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then you have people doing them that are
16:46
like talking to the athlete for five six
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minutes they ain't got time for that and
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then they just got frustrated and they got
16:57
And so I pivoted off of that, right?
17:00
So then the next games I did,
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I followed four people at the games,
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Emily Rolfe, Alex Kazan, Kelly Baker,
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and Rudy Berger.
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And so that was a really fun thing,
17:15
but I had no access.
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I was doing it all in hotel lobbies,
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hotel rooms,
17:22
in the corridors at the arena.
17:24
Like wherever I could get them, right?
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And then the next year, uh, twenty,
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twenty four,
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Lazar dies and I just shut down.
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Yeah, that's fair.
17:40
You were there to experience it.
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Everybody deals with it differently.
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No idea what to do after that.
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No.
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And why would you?
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And then last year I went and I
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did the behind the scenes with Hattie,
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which was awesome.
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But I'm probably not going to get that
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access again.
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And I don't know...
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With the changes this year,
18:04
who knows what kind of access you're going
18:06
to get.
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Right.
18:07
So it's really trying to figure out what
18:10
can I do that's different?
18:12
Because I had this conversation with
18:13
Hiller the other night.
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We have to stop treating media like we're
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playing with Monopoly money.
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And we need to keep elevating it.
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Because the better it gets,
18:25
the better it elevates the sport,
18:27
the better it elevates CrossFit,
18:29
and then the more opportunities we all
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get.
18:32
Yup.
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Right?
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So what can I do new and unique
18:37
and bring something to the table
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worthwhile with the access and the
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finances I have?
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That's an excellent question.
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And that one question from Ortega during
18:51
that podcast,
18:54
sent all of that flooding through my mind
18:57
good job ortega so it's been and then
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i actually lost i i should have taken
19:06
a double dose of thirdsy last night
19:07
because i was literally up at three a.m
19:09
going what should i what should i do
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um i'm gonna tell you what i normally
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do in situations like that is that i
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try to get my mind off of it
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and let it come to me naturally
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Cause if I spent too much time,
19:24
I'll do the same thing you did.
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Like I'll wake up at two o'clock in
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the morning and it's in the back of
19:28
my head.
19:28
And like,
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now I can't sleep because it's just
19:30
running, right.
19:31
Running, running, running, running,
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running.
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And if I can find some sort of
19:36
way to just deflect and do something else
19:40
and go look at something else and go
19:41
focus on something else that usually ends
19:43
up helping me to focus back in,
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you know,
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it'll come back around naturally.
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Hey, I'm going to do this.
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Or if I can narrow it down to
19:52
a couple of different options, like, okay,
19:54
I can either do it this way or
19:55
I can do it this way and just
19:57
kind of see which direction it goes in,
20:00
then it becomes just a choice.
20:02
You can almost flip a coin at that
20:03
point and go, I'm doing this,
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and this is what I'm doing.
20:07
This is the plan.
20:08
This is the situation I'm putting myself
20:11
in, and I'm not deviating from it.
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It all wiggles aside as needed,
20:16
but for the most part,
20:17
we plow right along through there.
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Or I was just talking about this yesterday
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with the guy from Primal Mobility, too.
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This is crazy.
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Yeah, I just... There's a big part,
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and we'll get off this because this is
20:32
just... Yeah.
20:36
I don't know.
20:36
This is for me, but...
20:40
there's a big part of me that wants
20:41
to dive into the masters community,
20:43
but my relationship with Joe and Bob is,
20:46
has gotten so bad that I just don't
20:49
see that even being a possibility.
20:51
Right.
20:54
So the last thing I'll say before we
20:55
get off of that is that it is
20:56
wild to me that all you've ever done
20:59
is try to help them and showcase the
21:02
athletes that they are trying to showcase.
21:04
And it was,
21:05
and your relationship with them is what it
21:07
is.
21:08
I will never understand that.
21:10
Hexie Lover keeps singing WKRP in
21:12
Cincinnati.
21:13
She's singing WKRP in Cincinnati.
21:19
I used to watch that show.
21:20
I love that show.
21:27
Ortega says it's your podcast.
21:29
Let it ride.
21:29
This is a good conversation.
21:31
It is a good conversation,
21:33
but we don't need to take up the
21:34
whole show with it.
21:36
We can keep letting it evolve over the
21:37
next...
21:39
We're not going to table it and then
21:41
leave it on the table.
21:42
That's not going to happen.
21:47
They brought back WKRP for radio.
21:51
Oh,
21:52
I guess in Cincinnati is actually a
21:53
station.
21:54
That's cool.
21:55
Andrew lives in Cincinnati.
21:56
So I would only,
21:58
if you're going to hand out WKRP as
22:00
call letters, it better be in Cincinnati.
22:03
Yeah.
22:03
WKRP and Baton Rouge wouldn't make the
22:05
same.
22:05
That wouldn't sound the same at all.
22:07
No.
22:08
WKRP LA.
22:09
Not, not a good.
22:11
No.
22:15
Oh, uh, I miss TV theme.
22:17
So I have, uh,
22:18
dude we could do a whole show on
22:20
the greatest tv theme songs making your
22:22
way in the world today takes everything
22:25
you got i mean come on dude like
22:28
i know several of them off the top
22:30
of my head wouldn't you like to get
22:33
away yeah uh joseph wants to go four
22:38
more hours because he's in the office uh
22:45
Thank you for being a friend.
22:48
Traveling down the road and back again.
22:51
Yes, indeed.
22:53
Vicki's all for that special edition
22:55
Clydesdale.
22:57
Absolutely.
22:57
There we go.
23:01
So back to CrossFit,
23:02
because yesterday we worked completely off
23:04
the rails.
23:06
So the issue...
23:11
Not issue.
23:12
I was listening to Hiller and Sousa this
23:14
morning.
23:14
I only caught the end of it,
23:16
but yeah.
23:18
And they were talking about event
23:23
organizers and how they're spending their
23:25
money.
23:26
And is it the best allocation of the
23:28
funds?
23:29
So like when you have NorCal and they're
23:32
handing out twenty grand to the winners.
23:37
Is that more of an attraction for
23:40
spectators and getting athletes there?
23:43
Or is it the games ticket that gets
23:45
the athletes there?
23:47
And should they take some of that money
23:49
and invest it into media?
23:54
And some of the ideas were that they
23:56
could actually bring in a cell tower for
23:59
that event for fifty grand.
24:01
I say that's how much, I mean,
24:02
that's half of what it costs for that
24:04
prize money stuff.
24:05
Well, you have men and women,
24:06
twenty grand each.
24:07
That's forty grand.
24:08
That's forty.
24:10
And that's just that was just a winner,
24:11
right?
24:14
Yeah, that's just the winner.
24:15
So that's probably your fifty grand right
24:16
there.
24:17
And now you have way better.
24:20
And let me not say way better coverage.
24:21
You have way better service.
24:23
So it's not choppy and it doesn't look
24:25
like they're underwater,
24:27
which I was not complaining about there in
24:29
the stream because we had a stream like
24:32
they're dealing with what they're dealing
24:33
with.
24:33
But yeah, one hundred percent.
24:35
And they even had the ideas of maybe
24:37
invest it more into post-production and
24:39
not the cell tower like.
24:42
Have guys at the end of five different
24:44
lanes just film one athlete from beginning
24:48
to end.
24:49
The athlete can use that to make whatever
24:51
they want.
24:53
You can make reels and stuff out of
24:55
it.
24:57
And then you just start pumping out
24:59
post-production stuff.
25:02
And I like that idea because if you
25:03
give it to the athlete,
25:05
now you're leveraging their audience on
25:08
top of your audience to not only promote
25:11
the event, but promote what CrossFit is.
25:14
Yeah.
25:16
So some of the independent media guys at
25:19
the comps I've been to,
25:21
you can buy raw footage off of them
25:24
or they'll make you a reel.
25:26
I've had a couple of them or several
25:28
of them, matter of fact, three or four,
25:30
make me reels from the raw footage and
25:32
they'll send me the raw footage so I
25:33
can do that or I can just take
25:34
their reel from it and whatnot and then
25:36
put it out on my stuff.
25:36
And it tags the
25:41
The event, it promotes you.
25:42
It promotes the person,
25:45
the media person that's doing it all.
25:47
And it's kind of pricey on the individual
25:50
side.
25:51
But for me,
25:52
I enjoy it because I like to look
25:55
at stuff like that.
25:56
I like to remember all the cool shit
25:58
that I did while I was there and
26:00
whatnot.
26:00
And then it gets more exposure and it
26:02
gets stuff out and it gets other people
26:04
seeing what what people are capable of as
26:07
well.
26:08
I really enjoy that.
26:09
That's I like that idea.
26:13
When was the biggest growth in CrossFit
26:17
when media was a priority?
26:20
Absolutely.
26:22
So I'll tell you,
26:22
we were a media company.
26:26
And maybe the prize money isn't as high
26:29
for the athletes,
26:31
but the exposure and the,
26:36
and the awareness would grow for those
26:41
individuals for other opportunities.
26:44
Sure.
26:46
hundred percent it's the entire purpose of
26:49
that kind of stuff is to get more
26:50
eyes on what you are doing it's not
26:53
just eyes of regular people it's eyes of
26:54
people who may have opportunities for you
26:57
sponsorship opportunities endorsement
26:59
opportunities whatever whatever whatever
27:01
that ends up looking at you know for
27:02
the guys that are trying to make this
27:04
into a career and it's hard to do
27:07
that if you don't have good like the
27:11
the the people who are doing all these
27:12
sponsorships they're not going scouting
27:13
people
27:15
at events, right?
27:16
There's not a tier scout walking around
27:21
NorCal going,
27:23
that guy looks like a tier athlete.
27:25
We should probably sign him.
27:27
No,
27:27
you get exposure on the socials and that
27:31
brings more eyes to your stuff and then
27:32
maybe you might be able to get a
27:33
deal off of that.
27:37
I like it.
27:39
A very large game of whack-a-mole.
27:42
Is that going to be the first event?
27:43
Is that going to be the first event
27:45
at the games?
27:48
Yeah.
27:49
Yeah.
27:50
Sorry.
27:51
But no, she's right.
27:57
But there's facts behind this thought
27:59
process.
28:00
Yeah.
28:01
The largest growth of the games was
28:04
fifteen, sixteen, seventeen, eighteen.
28:07
Media was huge.
28:12
Go back and look,
28:13
you can still find all of that stuff
28:15
and there is a ton of it.
28:19
A ton of it.
28:21
Search games.
28:22
I mean the road to the games,
28:24
the behind the scenes Saban did from the
28:26
games, the games, documentaries, the,
28:28
all the little stuff in between there that
28:30
they did.
28:32
It's all still out there.
28:33
The internet is forever.
28:34
I don't know if anybody ever told y'all
28:35
that or not.
28:36
Don't send those nudes.
28:37
Internet is forever.
28:41
It's like highlight reels for scouts and
28:42
other sports.
28:43
Yeah.
28:44
And it goes back to Hiller's other idea
28:46
where he said,
28:48
instead of just blanketly giving media
28:51
access to people at the games,
28:55
give them three athletes to cover or five
28:58
athletes to cover.
28:59
It's almost like someone else said that.
29:02
Well,
29:03
Hiller said that like weeks ago and then
29:05
we talked about it.
29:06
I don't want to take his idea because
29:08
it was his on the Glintons podcast.
29:11
Yep.
29:15
Then you're there with a purpose, right?
29:17
It comes back to our initial conversation.
29:20
Then when the media has a purpose and
29:23
it's an opportunity for them to show what
29:26
they can do,
29:28
they're trying to up their game and then
29:30
the athletes trying to up their game and
29:32
then we kind of start building on
29:34
something right now it all that crossfit
29:37
does is throw spaghetti at the wall and
29:39
hope something sticks which is not really
29:44
a great way to run a media company
29:47
now jenna has made some changes where
29:50
there seems to be plans but the plans
29:55
are very similar to what's happened in the
29:57
past
29:58
Yeah.
29:59
And it needs to evolve.
30:00
Right.
30:02
It needs to evolve as the landscape
30:04
changes, because also socials in thirteen,
30:08
fourteen, fifteen,
30:08
sixteen were blowing up at the time.
30:11
So, yeah,
30:11
let's put out all this content because
30:13
people are eating it up.
30:15
Right.
30:15
And as socials change and as how the
30:18
way people interact with each other
30:19
change,
30:19
then the way that the content is put
30:21
out also needs to change.
30:25
Hill is a fantastic example of that.
30:27
Like he went out and made three hundred
30:28
sixty five videos in three hundred sixty
30:29
five days.
30:30
And then we went from that to doing
30:32
well,
30:32
I'm going to do some of this long
30:33
form stuff from a spend, you know,
30:35
forty eight hours with Hayley Adams or
30:37
whatever, whatever it was.
30:38
And then people started eating it up like,
30:40
oh, I didn't know he could do this.
30:42
And then he went from that to,
30:45
I'm going to do somebody's, you know,
30:46
pop on and go live.
30:47
And now he's got his little studio where
30:49
he just brings people in like Sousa this
30:50
morning and they have a long form
30:53
conversation or whatnot.
30:54
And it's evolving because it needs to
30:57
evolve because if not,
30:58
he'll just be the guy doing, you know,
31:00
no rep videos for the rest of his
31:02
life.
31:02
And let's be honest,
31:03
that behind the scenes he did was as
31:06
good as anything that's been out there.
31:09
I would,
31:09
I would put it on the same level
31:11
as that.
31:13
Yes.
31:15
Now,
31:16
he completely lucked out on the storylines
31:19
at Syndicate.
31:20
He got massive storylines,
31:22
but he was the one hustling his ass
31:23
off to capture it all.
31:25
Exactly.
31:26
And you don't know unless you try.
31:28
I mean,
31:33
there probably was also some massive
31:34
storylines at NorCal.
31:36
He wasn't at NorCal.
31:38
And nobody was doing that at NorCal.
31:39
They were busy broadcasting it.
31:42
Well, and here's the problem with this,
31:45
right?
31:46
So at that same event, Syndicate,
31:49
Ian Wittenberg is there for CrossFit doing
31:52
his thing.
31:54
Now we're going to get a road to
31:55
the game, Syndicate Crown,
31:56
that we've already seen.
31:59
Yeah.
32:01
Right?
32:01
And that's when I made the statement that
32:05
I have boys interrupted fatigue, right?
32:08
I have Boys Interrupted Fatigue not
32:10
because of the boys,
32:11
but because they did their quarterfinal
32:14
weekend on their channel.
32:17
And then Ian went and did another road
32:20
to the games of the exact same weekend.
32:23
It's like the same shots,
32:25
just from different angles.
32:28
If Ian would have been at NorCal...
32:31
While Hiller's at Syndicate.
32:33
Well,
32:34
here's also the other difference too is
32:35
that Hiller's turnaround time is insane.
32:41
It is Buttery Rose level turnaround time.
32:43
Like I'm just going to do this.
32:44
I'm going to edit it all night and
32:45
then I'm going to put it out in
32:46
the morning.
32:47
So I will tell you,
32:49
the first documentary I ever did was with
32:51
Jamie.
32:53
Doing her semifinal weekend or
32:56
quarterfinal, whenever it was.
32:57
It was semifinal.
32:58
And I turned it around every single night.
33:01
Yeah.
33:03
It can be done.
33:04
It takes like you have to be dedicated
33:08
on the editing and work until the wee
33:11
hours of the morning and basically drink
33:14
seven hundred C fours or gorilla mines to
33:17
get you through the weekend.
33:19
Which is what he did.
33:21
I'm certain of that.
33:23
But then this goes back to the other
33:24
thing we talked about a couple days ago.
33:26
With CrossFit handing all of the stuff off
33:29
to other people,
33:30
they have no control who gets media access
33:33
at these events and who does what.
33:36
So now you get these willy-nilly media
33:39
things being thrown out there that are
33:42
great, but if it was coordinated better...
33:47
We could get a road to the games
33:49
at NorCal,
33:50
a behind the scenes from Hilliard
33:51
Syndicate, Peter over at Madfest.
33:58
I'm just throwing names out.
34:00
That would have been wild, by the way.
34:02
I did watch him in Monday yesterday.
34:07
Holy smokes, dude.
34:09
Yeah.
34:11
It's hard to argue with their points.
34:14
Like it's really,
34:15
really like the way Monday was describing
34:17
it and the way everybody else has seemed
34:19
to be like,
34:20
or a couple of people that have confirmed
34:21
what he said.
34:22
And just look at the points on the
34:24
leaderboard.
34:25
Holy smokes.
34:26
It is hard to ignore it.
34:30
It really, really is.
34:34
From a fan perspective,
34:35
there's no reason to care too much about
34:37
any one person unless they make a name
34:38
for themselves through their own content
34:40
or whatnot.
34:42
Hence why folks follow Spiegel.
34:44
But I think that because you have
34:47
different athletes, Dan,
34:49
and this is my conversation I have with
34:50
Hiller too, is like you have T.O.
34:53
that will tell you how good he is
34:56
and he'll make his own content, right?
35:01
Then you'll have like Barry Sanders who
35:05
hands the ball to the ref and lets
35:07
everybody else say how great he is.
35:11
You have athletes out there that will
35:13
never go out and brag and make the
35:15
content themselves.
35:17
That are awesome individuals with awesome
35:19
personality who need assistance in
35:24
elevating their personality and profile.
35:27
Yeah.
35:31
So...
35:34
That's where I think there needs to be
35:36
a more organized approach.
35:38
And, and I,
35:39
and it comes back to like when stuff
35:42
is handed out the games, right?
35:45
Athletes have their own,
35:46
like Justin Medeiros has Jess,
35:49
is it Dallas?
35:51
That does his content, right?
35:53
He wants media credentials.
35:55
The mayhem crew have their own people that
35:57
do their stuff.
36:01
Because so many of the athletes have that
36:04
there's no room in the media pit.
36:06
There's no room in the warmup area.
36:10
Especially when you get to the, the,
36:12
the guys like Justin, who are,
36:13
I won't say mostly independent,
36:15
but they're not part of a giant camp,
36:18
right?
36:19
The proven people are going to have their
36:22
own team, not going to be one person,
36:25
not sending one person mayhems,
36:27
not sending one person.
36:28
they go in at least two.
36:30
And that's just adding up after a while.
36:32
So then there's no room for the
36:35
independent media that aren't attached to
36:37
a who are giving you the basically
36:41
unedited version of the of the weekend.
36:44
what's the it's the wider shot instead of
36:46
the more focused shot right yeah instead
36:48
of ctp in there following all the the
36:52
ttt athletes around right you know and
36:54
just going okay i'm watching this watching
36:57
this guy i'm watching this guy i'm
36:58
watching this guy and to hell with
36:59
everybody else because they're and and
37:01
rightly so i'm not down on them for
37:04
that because that is their athletes that's
37:05
what they're there to do but there's only
37:07
so much room to go around i disagree
37:11
with vicky
37:12
I will say on the floor in the
37:13
pit,
37:14
there should only be CrossFit media and
37:15
broadcasting.
37:18
No.
37:18
The pit is there for third-party media as
37:21
well.
37:22
The problem is you have people making
37:25
individualized content promoting
37:27
themselves.
37:30
Then you have people trying to report on
37:33
the whole thing as a whole.
37:35
Those types of news people in every sport
37:38
get access to a media pit.
37:40
Yeah.
37:43
right but like i don't think jalen brunson
37:47
has his own cameraman in the media area
37:52
at the nba finals probably not he doesn't
37:57
need one right now the floor i don't
38:04
think anybody should be on nope period
38:09
i've said that one billion times
38:12
That is my pet peeve.
38:14
Just like the guy that pulled the gun
38:16
on the person's fee,
38:17
heating up some fish in the microwave.
38:19
A hundred percent.
38:20
Well, it, it,
38:22
it becomes a problem when like at, uh,
38:26
when was that for the open announcement?
38:29
Whenever that chick almost ran,
38:31
ran into Lucy or dude, whoever that was.
38:34
I don't remember.
38:36
Lucy.
38:37
Yeah, no, I know it was Lucy.
38:37
I don't know if it was a guy
38:38
or girl.
38:38
It was a girl.
38:40
Yeah.
38:40
That was a problem.
38:42
yep that's when there's too many too many
38:44
chiefs not enough indians all right a
38:49
couple other things before we go uh jason
38:51
ainsley was named the president of the wfp
38:55
oh good on jason man i like that
38:58
dude if you've never met jason he is
39:00
a sincere humble individual and he is
39:03
sharp as a tag i really like jason
39:05
a lot
39:06
He has been the most eloquent spokesman
39:08
for WFP for the last year.
39:12
And that is a very, very smart decision.
39:17
What being president means,
39:19
I have no idea.
39:22
But he was head of global event
39:25
organization.
39:26
Yep.
39:27
And he's been promoted to president.
39:32
If you've never been to one of his
39:33
events,
39:34
and I've only been to one so far,
39:37
and that was Monster Games.
39:38
I'm going back this July.
39:41
It is well run.
39:43
It is organized.
39:44
It is on time.
39:46
It is – I mean,
39:48
you say what you want about the program,
39:50
and he puts that in Hefner's hands,
39:52
but whatever –
39:54
um but it is a high quality event
39:58
all the way through start to finish i
40:01
have nothing but good things to say about
40:02
that dude so good on him i'm happy
40:04
for him uh proof that my phone listens
40:08
to me uh i just got a notifier
40:12
that kelly baker made a post i haven't
40:15
uttered her name in weeks and there it
40:18
is yeah um
40:21
It's funny.
40:21
I went to hang out with my best
40:25
friend last night.
40:26
We were just sitting outside.
40:29
He used to be diehard CrossFit,
40:31
got a promotion.
40:34
We haven't talked really CrossFit.
40:36
I had to explain to him what WFP
40:38
was last night.
40:40
How did that go?
40:42
It was hard.
40:43
I imagine it was.
40:45
It was really, really hard.
40:49
I imagine it was.
40:52
It was a lot harder than I thought
40:53
it would have been.
40:56
Trying to explain it and like, okay,
40:58
so this happened.
41:01
Right.
41:02
And then all these elite athletes,
41:04
but now they don't have all the elite
41:06
athletes,
41:07
but it's probably a better fit for what
41:09
they should be.
41:10
Right.
41:11
They still have some of the elite
41:12
athletes,
41:13
but not as many as they had initially.
41:15
And that's probably actually a better
41:16
thing.
41:16
Like trying to explain somebody why not
41:19
having the best athletes they could
41:20
possibly have is probably actually better
41:21
for them than what they had going on.
41:23
I can't.
41:25
God bless you.
41:25
Yeah.
41:27
It just was, it was pretty interesting.
41:30
Um,
41:32
So yeah, Vicki,
41:35
what is wrong with these people is wrong
41:38
with these people.
41:40
Um, it's CrossFit,
41:43
but not really CrossFit,
41:44
but people doing CrossFit,
41:45
but not really yet.
41:47
You kind of go down that, that path,
41:50
but, but to be honest,
41:52
I would have a hard time explaining, like,
41:54
thankfully he still knows like the
41:56
CrossFit game season ish.
41:58
Yeah.
41:59
But if the person didn't know the game
42:01
season, I couldn't explain what.
42:04
Does anybody really know the game season
42:06
anymore?
42:07
It changes every year.
42:10
I can't remember where.
42:12
I think it was on the Hill or
42:12
Sousa.
42:13
They talked about that maybe we should
42:15
have the same game season two years in
42:17
a row.
42:18
Because Lydia Fish says she's never had
42:20
the same season twice.
42:22
Matt Fraser said the same thing.
42:24
And, uh, and I wrote in the chat,
42:26
like, that's fine, but please, dear God,
42:29
don't let it be this season.
42:31
We repeat.
42:32
No, let's go back and go like,
42:36
let's repeat that one.
42:40
It's better than that's for sure.
42:46
let's start with let's do the online
42:49
qualifier for the masters at the end of
42:51
all the live ones can we do that
42:52
can we start right there that'd be good
42:54
i'm not even getting into age groups dude
42:56
i'm just the elites is hard enough like
43:00
i would like the handbook like like what
43:02
what daniel's saying um for the handbook
43:05
to come out and it'd be minor changes
43:08
from last year
43:10
Like the way they could just change the
43:12
year on it,
43:12
like from twenty twenty five handbook to
43:14
twenty twenty six handbook.
43:15
And they're like,
43:16
we've added one thing in here that's
43:17
changed.
43:20
Here you go.
43:21
Moving right along.
43:22
The one thing I did appreciate is Matt
43:24
calling Hiller out that Dave probably
43:27
doesn't have as much control as you think
43:28
he does.
43:29
Oh, yeah.
43:31
And he's right.
43:33
That there are money factors,
43:34
there are board factors,
43:35
there are safety factors that have all
43:39
been thrown into the equation over the
43:41
last few years.
43:42
I cannot imagine a level of calm and
43:47
inner peace that Dave has to have to
43:48
be able to continually put out and work.
43:53
do the thing that he absolutely loves to
43:55
do that he created every year on you
43:58
know without in and to now have way
44:01
less say in how it actually ends up
44:03
going because he still has now yet you
44:05
know answering to people now because
44:07
before it was just greg and he's like
44:10
i'm sure i don't say greg greg didn't
44:12
give him carte blanche necessarily but it
44:14
was way less than what he has to
44:15
deal with now
44:18
And that to me, like,
44:19
this is my baby.
44:20
This is my thing.
44:21
This is the thing I'll spend all year
44:24
mapping out, working on this, that,
44:26
and whatever.
44:27
And in some boardroom with twelve people
44:30
who've never done a thruster in their
44:32
entire life is like,
44:33
we don't want to do it like that.
44:36
You say that,
44:36
but Greg is the one that said,
44:38
let's get rid of the media team.
44:41
Let's do a world broadcast and let's
44:43
invite someone from every country in the
44:45
world.
44:46
We're going to have a hundred and forty
44:48
individual males and a hundred and ten
44:51
individual females.
44:54
Right.
44:55
And Greg has had CEOs in the past.
44:59
He has.
45:00
That did have say in what happened.
45:04
I just think there's a whole lot more
45:06
oversight now than what there was before.
45:08
And, and Matt did also point out like,
45:10
and Dave also has to deal with permits
45:12
and venues and things that are out of
45:15
his control as well.
45:18
I really enjoy him say, join him.
45:20
I'm really enjoying him mentioning Barack
45:22
Obama Avenue every time we see him on
45:24
a video now.
45:25
Yeah.
45:28
going to come out here and just run
45:29
across barack obama and i'm like every
45:32
time he says it like it takes me
45:34
a second to realize that he's talking
45:35
about the street not barack obama with
45:41
that um i'm gonna play one video uh
45:44
we talked about it earlier in the week
45:46
about my lego addiction yes um and so
45:49
i saw this online i just wanted to
45:51
share because it's very much uh what i
45:54
am right now
45:57
This guy is hilarious.
45:59
You know what?
45:59
I now realize that Lego is a gateway
46:02
drug.
46:03
They should stand outside the Lego crack
46:05
store and give out free samples.
46:07
It's bourbon chicken or something.
46:11
You think you're going to have a little
46:12
puff.
46:12
I think you're going to have a little
46:13
bit of Lego weed.
46:17
And then two weeks go by and you're
46:19
doing heroin off of a homeless person's
46:20
chest in the back of a Costco.
46:23
You're getting hardcore shit.
46:24
Okay.
46:24
Do me a favor.
46:25
If somebody gifts you a Lego set and
46:28
you've never built Lego before,
46:30
remove that person from your life.
46:32
They don't like you.
46:33
They want you to become an addict.
46:36
They want you to become a hoarder of
46:38
instruction manuals and boxes.
46:41
You open that box and you're done.
46:42
You're going to end up like me.
46:44
I'm about to go and purchase half of
46:45
middle earth and plastic.
46:47
And then I got donkey Kong coming plastic
46:49
crack.
46:50
Son of a, you know what?
46:55
I got half of middle earth coming and
46:58
then don't dude.
47:02
I can't even imagine in plastic.
47:04
Yeah.
47:06
No, my wife would murder me.
47:07
I have enough hobbies as it is.
47:09
I don't need to add anything else to
47:10
it.
47:10
I can't imagine trying to build something.
47:12
She did the painting,
47:14
the paint by numbers thing,
47:15
but we're going to frame that,
47:18
put it up on the wall.
47:18
When she's going to do another one,
47:20
we're going to frame that one.
47:21
There's two spaces on either side of my
47:25
fireplace,
47:26
but that's just bare wall on either side.
47:28
We've been wanting to put something there,
47:29
had absolutely no idea.
47:31
Now she's going to put one of those
47:32
up, do another one,
47:33
we'll put the other one up.
47:34
But like,
47:36
I would put a Lego thing together and
47:37
she'd be like,
47:38
what are you going to do with that?
47:39
Well,
47:40
you're not putting it up on my mantle.
47:42
You're not putting it here.
47:44
You're not putting it there.
47:45
I would get a long list of you're
47:46
not doing this with it.
47:51
I'm currently working on a Dodge
47:53
Challenger Hellcat.
47:55
It's pretty damn sweet.
47:57
but mark phillips says don't go down the
47:59
mini bricks and figs star wars lego set
48:01
wormhole i tried to because i wanted to
48:03
know what the big deal was and i
48:05
have to read for work and that was
48:08
way too much reading for me to figure
48:10
out what the hell that was all about
48:14
six hundred dollars for lord of the ring
48:16
legos
48:17
Yeah, Ernie,
48:17
so tempted to drop six hundred for Lord
48:19
of the Rings Legos.
48:21
Stupidest purchase for sure, but admit,
48:23
damn, it's cool.
48:24
Hey, bro,
48:25
I talked about the other day that Iron
48:27
Man mask that comes down.
48:29
Like if I had four hundred dollars to
48:31
burn on something like that,
48:33
I would one hundred percent burn four
48:34
hundred dollars on that.
48:35
I have no problem with that.
48:36
And I don't want a my own like
48:38
real adults,
48:39
like good barbell for the gym.
48:41
And like that would get way more use
48:43
out of that.
48:45
But the Iron Man helmet is like way
48:46
cooler.
48:48
Some of these Lego sets are a car
48:49
payment now.
48:51
You speak of the Iron Man thing.
48:53
My wife is watching Parks and Rec right
48:55
now.
48:56
And there's a scene where Adam Scott is
48:59
playing.
48:59
He plays,
49:00
I got like an intern or something.
49:03
And it's a day where most of the
49:06
office goes out and does something.
49:08
And the people left behind go and it's
49:10
their day to spend money on themselves.
49:12
like some stupid purchase.
49:14
And Adam Scott,
49:15
they call him a nerd all the time
49:17
and all this stuff.
49:18
And like,
49:19
you need to spend money on yourself.
49:21
And he's like, well, I bought some socks.
49:23
You're like, no, no, no.
49:24
You've got to buy something for yourself.
49:28
And he walks out of the dressing room
49:29
in a full Batman costume.
49:33
And not like a kid's one,
49:35
like the full rubber mask, like cape,
49:38
the whole bit.
49:39
And every time he walks around the corner,
49:41
he does that flip with the cape like
49:43
Batman does.
49:47
That's outstanding.
49:49
It was so freaking funny.
49:53
Okay, last question.
49:55
If you were going to buy a Batman
49:57
suit, which Batman suit would you get?
50:02
And we can go Adam West.
50:03
We can go...
50:06
So the best suit was the worst movie.
50:10
With the nipples?
50:11
The George Clooney suit?
50:12
Oh, yeah.
50:14
I got to rub something.
50:22
I want the...
50:23
It might be the Alicia Silverstone wearing
50:25
the Batgirl that is really what is
50:27
enticing me to that one.
50:29
They put nipples on the wrong suit.
50:36
Yes, thank you.
50:37
Thank you, Joseph Ramirez.
50:38
I wouldn't want the Michael Keaton.
50:40
I can't turn my head.
50:41
I got to do like this to turn
50:43
Batman outfit with the yellow,
50:45
the bright yellow bat symbol in the middle
50:47
of it.
50:51
Vicky says,
50:51
I got my husband a Goonies Lego set.
50:54
It's funny you say that, Vicky.
50:56
We actually had a conversation yesterday
50:58
before we went on the air.
51:01
If Corey tells a story using the Goonies
51:04
as a reference and they don't get the
51:06
reference, they're cut out of his life.
51:08
A hundred percent.
51:09
A hundred percent.
51:11
If I say, hey, you guys,
51:13
or we talk about the truffle shuffle and
51:15
you don't know what I'm talking about,
51:16
I'm not talking to you anymore.
51:19
uh christian bale's suit is iconic but the
51:21
ben affleck one is badass looking until
51:24
they put that stupid mechanical thing over
51:28
them in batman versus superman oh yeah but
51:31
i'm not that was so stupid you could
51:34
probably buy that one but holy shit i
51:35
can't imagine how expensive that one must
51:37
be like sean says i gotta rub something's
51:41
getting clipped
51:42
Somebody's going to put,
51:42
I got to rub something and then clip
51:44
me saying that they put nipples on the
51:47
wrong Batman costume,
51:48
on the wrong costume for that movie.
51:50
Yeah.
51:55
oh yeah uh batman isn't a superhero he's
52:00
a rich guy hero maybe not super come
52:02
on man dan he said it by the
52:05
league of assassins batfleck himself said
52:09
it whenever he recruited flash because
52:12
flash asked him what's your superpower
52:14
again he said i'm rich they just drove
52:18
off
52:20
But people forget he was trained in Nepal
52:24
with the League of Assassins.
52:26
And then burnt down their house.
52:27
I don't know.
52:29
That's savage, dude.
52:31
Yeah.
52:32
That is the Batman movie that gets lost
52:34
in the shuffle that is a great Batman.
52:36
It's a fantastic movie.
52:37
Batman Returns with Christian Bale,
52:39
the first one, before Dark Knight.
52:42
Before Dark Knight Rises,
52:44
that first Batman movie is epic.
52:49
That trilogy is the best superhero trilogy
52:53
of all time.
52:55
Better than anything Marvel ever put out.
52:59
Come at me.
53:01
The last one,
53:02
I feel like there was just too much
53:04
shit going on with the Bane one.
53:07
Although Tom Hardy's Bane was outstanding.
53:11
It's Batman Begins, not Returns.
53:12
Sorry.
53:13
Yeah.
53:14
Batman Returns is the second Keaton movie
53:17
where Danny DeVito is the penguin and is
53:19
driving around in a giant rubber duck,
53:20
which is priceless in and of itself.
53:27
Yeah.
53:30
OMG,
53:30
I'm just now seeing Corey's tag on the
53:33
stream.
53:37
Well,
53:37
cause Debbie was saying something this
53:39
morning about somebody, you know,
53:43
you shouldn't do a podcast high.
53:46
Like somebody,
53:47
apparently somebody was doing a CrossFit
53:48
podcast and they were clearly on drugs of
53:51
some way, same shape, form or another.
53:53
And I was like, I said,
53:55
the last thing I didn't get to get
53:56
it in before they went off.
53:56
I was like,
53:57
I got a cortisone shot in my knee
53:58
yesterday.
53:58
Does that count as being on drugs?
54:01
And I was like,
54:01
I'm not actually on drugs.
54:04
I know we talk about a bunch of
54:06
wacky shit on here from day in and
54:08
day out, but I, for sure,
54:11
and I'm assuming Scott isn't either,
54:13
we are not on drugs.
54:17
I'm on a heart pill.
54:19
Yeah.
54:19
To keep my rhythm.
54:20
Keep that rhythm in.
54:21
Yeah, that's one thing.
54:24
I'm sketchy, dude.
54:25
I barely take like ibuprofen.
54:28
I take my Thursday at night and create
54:32
it in the morning.
54:33
And that's about where it starts and ends.
54:36
I have this
54:38
I have this, tell me if I'm crazy.
54:40
So like I don't take ibuprofen unless the
54:43
pain gets really bad.
54:44
Same.
54:44
Because when I take it,
54:46
I want it to work.
54:47
Correct.
54:48
And I don't want to take it so
54:49
much that I get used to it or
54:51
tolerant to it.
54:52
Correct.
54:53
So like it is reserved for when I'm
54:56
really freaking hurting.
54:57
Yeah.
55:01
For me to take ibuprofen,
55:03
like my wife's like, what's wrong?
55:05
If I'm going to look for it,
55:07
she's like, what are you doing?
55:07
I'm getting ibuprofen out.
55:10
What's wrong?
55:11
Because I just,
55:13
and I'm scared to death to take too
55:14
much of it.
55:15
Like over time.
55:16
Because when I do take a dose,
55:18
it's usually like six hundred to eight
55:19
hundred milligrams at a time.
55:21
Because that's how bad my shit's amped up
55:23
at that point.
55:25
Just let's test that theory.
55:27
One gummy each.
55:31
I wish somebody would drug test me.
55:34
It's like the ultimate compliment for a
55:35
Masters athlete is like, oh,
55:37
you want to drug test me?
55:38
Cool.
55:42
P.S.
55:43
Scott,
55:43
I become an official Clydesdale this
55:44
weekend doing my first triathlon.
55:46
That's where the Clydesdale division
55:48
started.
55:49
That's where the name came from.
55:52
Triathlons, five Ks, marathons.
55:55
But I'll have that Clydesdale division.
55:58
I think it's going to be like the
55:59
juggernaut out there on the run.
56:00
Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom,
56:04
boom.
56:04
Running through people.
56:09
As you get that pee cup in the
56:10
mail this weekend.
56:14
Send me one.
56:15
Please, somebody send me one.
56:16
You're going to find maybe some leftover
56:19
ibuprofen from two days ago.
56:21
The cortisone shot.
56:23
I got my knee yesterday.
56:26
Ibuprofen and whatever's in thirds,
56:28
magnesium and whatever else.
56:30
And a whole lot of gumbo.
56:33
And no, I haven't even,
56:34
I don't even know how,
56:36
I always carry a urine sample.
56:38
Is it yours, Joseph,
56:39
or somebody else's urine sample?
56:41
Like who's urine sample are you running
56:42
around with?
56:43
I'm kind of curious at this point.
56:45
Well, if you're running around with it,
56:47
it's probably somebody else's.
56:49
Yeah.
56:50
I think it's because I always carry a
56:51
urine sample with me.
56:53
Joseph,
56:53
just remember you got to keep it warm
56:54
or they won't believe you.
56:57
Dude, there's a thing you can buy.
57:02
I know this from my old construction days.
57:04
I've seen people actually get it,
57:05
that it attaches to your leg,
57:09
and it keeps it at body temperature,
57:12
and it's right there.
57:13
So you go to pee,
57:14
and even if somebody's in the room,
57:15
they're not going to be looking directly
57:16
at you.
57:17
They're just going to be watching you do
57:18
stuff, and you pull it out.
57:20
Isn't it called the Whizinator?
57:23
I think an athlete got caught with one.
57:25
I believe that's correct.
57:27
The Whizinator.
57:28
Yeah.
57:31
which also sounds like a B movie of
57:34
some sort variety.
57:37
All right, guys,
57:39
I got to get back to work.
57:40
You knuckleheads time to get back to work
57:41
too.
57:42
We'll be with you Sunday night for Sunday
57:44
night, CrossFit talk and next week,
57:47
lunch with the Clydesdale all week.
57:49
Never know what you're going to get when
57:51
you open this box with that.
57:54
See you guys next time.
57:55
You wouldn't wait to get to the editing
57:57
room to jazz me up.
57:59
I'm already jazzy.
58:10
Lunch with the Clydesdale Cowboy in the
58:12
saddle.
58:12
Lunch with the Clydesdale Cowboy in the
58:14
saddle.
58:15
Talking to reps,
58:15
real life strength in the battle.
58:19
From the gym to the screen, yeah,
58:21
we cover it all.
58:23
Midday motivation every time we press
58:26
call.
58:28
Lunch with the Clydesdale Cowboy in the
58:30
heat.
58:30
Crossfit, movies, music on repeat.
58:32
Half hour hustle, yeah,
58:33
we building that brand.
58:35
Grab a plate, shoot it,
58:35
now you're part of the fam.