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Lunch with the Clydesdale - Time to Catch Up! · Clydesdale Media Podcast

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what's going on everybody
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time to meet in the break
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room it's lunch time with
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clydesdale what is going on
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train to live jody lynn
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meredith good to see you
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all in the chat already I'm
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so glad to be back to our
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regularly scheduled program
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um we're going to talk
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about that in a second uh
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but train to live
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uh says oh sorry my mouse
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ran out of juice today I
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just want to thank scott I
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started watching shrinking
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it is so good it is so good
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so good and they're coming
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back for another season I
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cannot wait for that uh and
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I think they're bringing in
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I read somewhere they're
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bringing in like another
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big name star for the next
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season uh should be interesting
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But last night, The Bear came back.
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Been a big fan of that show.
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Was not a fan of season three.
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But season four started up last night.
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So went back and rewatched
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the last episode of season three.
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So I could just remember
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kind of everything that happened.
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Watched the first episode of season four.
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From the beginning of the show,
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they do this thing where
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Karm rubs his chest.
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And it's a way of
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apologizing without having
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to say it to people in the kitchen.
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And there's a moment where
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him and Sid are in the kitchen.
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He makes that move.
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And I truly feel it's the
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creators of the show
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apologizing for last season.
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because they talk about how
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they can't deal with the chaos.
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And last season,
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season three was all chaos.
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And it was almost like an
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apology to the fans and the
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viewers saying, we're sorry,
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we're going to get back to
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what it is we do best.
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And I thought the first
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episode was awesome and
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back to season one, season two level.
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So excited to see the rest of the season.
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All ten episodes are
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available now on Hulu.
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uh through fx and my wife
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and I have made a conscious
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decision not to just super
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binge it but to kind of
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savor this one because this
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could be the last season um
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so we're just we're gonna
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try to take it slow uh
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season three we did in like
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two days and then it's all
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over and you've got nothing
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to watch nothing to talk
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about so we're gonna try to
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take this one a little bit slow
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But glad you like Shrinking.
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I'm super excited for the next season.
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I think it's one of the best
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shows that's come out in a long time.
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It's funny.
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It's endearing.
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It's got all the emotions in one big show.
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So glad you like that.
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Train to live.
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Corey, Jay Birch, thanks for joining.
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Good to see you guys.
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Jay Birch got all trimmed up this week.
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looking like a sexy uh
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retired teacher now so
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there's that allergies are
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bad here today I'm doing
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laundry so it might be from
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that because all my dog's
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hair gets on everything so
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when I clean the lynch trap every time
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I have to like breathe in
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all the dog hair and the dander.
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And I'm allergic to that as
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well as all the external stuff.
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So just trying to make it through the day.
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So yesterday we had Pete Shawn.
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We talked to Metfix.
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Jody made it abundantly
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clear that she would rather
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have a regular lunch show than Pete Shaw.
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But I thought it was
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important to kind of
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understand what Metfix was.
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And then after the fact,
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I'm learning all this stuff about how
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People believe that Greg
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isn't really as involved in
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MedFix as we thought.
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or maybe as I thought,
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and that he's more involved
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with broken science than he
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is with medfix.
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And if that's the case,
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then a lot of the basis of
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what it's about makes less sense to me.
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And I kind of wish I would
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have known that going in.
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I would have phrased the
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questions differently.
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I know early on I let him,
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I let Pete talk about
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longer periods of time and I
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thought I thought he got
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more technical the longer I
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gave him to talk so I tried
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to shorten it down as the
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interview went on and ask
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more questions and kind of
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keep him more layman's
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terms general if I could uh
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but it but whenever you're
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talking about the science
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of nutrition and the
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details of it it gets it
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gets a little heady and um
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And so I think it got better
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as the interview went on for sure.
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But I'm not,
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I hope you guys got something out of it.
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I surely did.
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I find that stuff fascinating.
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I would really like to know
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I would really like to know
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Greg's opinion on the major
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factor of the flexible
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metabolic conditions.
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Meaning like,
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does your body use fat or
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does your body use carbs to
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burn energy back and forth?
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Because that seems to be
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controversial with...
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seminar staff members and
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what's happening with MedFix.
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And I'd like to understand
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that a little bit more.
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But I now have a good
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relationship with Pete.
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Maybe we can have him on one
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more time and I can ask
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that question or ask other
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questions that you guys might have.
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uh, trained to live.
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I'm interested if they want
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elite athletes to apply
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their model to their own
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nutrition since they
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brought up Jason Hopper as a comparison.
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They don't.
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Um,
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I mean, Pete is very aware that athletes,
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I think what they don't
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like is that athletes are
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using refined sugar,
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extra sugars to sustain
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themselves through a
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weekend instead of just the
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normal sugar that's in a
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potato or pasta or whatever.
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The gummy bear example is
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what he kept coming up with.
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Um,
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that I don't think he even thinks the
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lead athlete should be doing that.
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But I think he,
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at this point with Jason
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Hopper quote was that there
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are a lot of people who go
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to CrossFit and now want to
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be like Jason Hopper.
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And it's pulling people away
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from what a normal you and me non-athlete,
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non-elite athlete, um,
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would do for their
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nutrition throughout the day.
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I feel like he made it seem
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like all CrossFitters look
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to elite athletes as an
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example for their own nutrition.
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And I don't think that's
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true most of the time.
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And I tried to make that point.
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That I started CrossFit in
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two thousand eleven.
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I've never looked to an
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elite athlete and what they
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eat and thought that's what
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I should be doing.
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Never.
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Bag of candy is easy, I guess.
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No meal prep.
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Yeah.
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Easy to pack.
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Easy to.
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But he used examples of
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walking into gyms as a
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seminar staff member and
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seeing like jars of gummy
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bears on the counter and
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felt that that was a bad example.
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Donuts, things like that.
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Larry Young,
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I feel like the more I consume,
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it all boils down to the same concepts.
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I've looked for some magic, like lifting.
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I've done one working set
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since my college b-ball days.
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I get strong when I'm consistent.
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Corey says,
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it's difficult to eat a baked
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potato after competition workout.
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And trying to live, good point, Corey.
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It's all about replacing
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glycogen with all that fiber,
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either pre-post-workout or competition.
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Without all that fiber.
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Yeah, when I was competing,
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I couldn't eat at all.
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Even like in my teenage swimming days,
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I could not keep the food down.
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So I think you have to do
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what you have to do.
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And part of their philosophy
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is that everything is a work in progress.
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As long as you're working
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toward what it should be,
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then you're on the right track.
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It doesn't have to be
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perfection from the start.
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If you read through their
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stuff on their website and...
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And I think with an athlete,
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you have to do what works for you.
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If you can't eat a baked potato,
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you need something to give you energy.
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You have to do something.
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So, yeah.
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But I'm glad it came on.
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I'm glad we got to talk about it.
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I've kind of...
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avoided nutrition talk for a
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while just because of some
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things that I've been going
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on that have been going on
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in my life and trying to
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figure things out myself.
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But maybe I need to get more
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into it again.
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And try to understand for myself better.
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And maybe talk about the
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struggles I've been having.
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But I need to be in the
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right headspace to do that.
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So maybe we'll do that on future shows.
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I eat like a monk seven days a week.
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Comp days are a whole other
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thing in and of themselves.
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Meredith Jones,
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when you have another event coming up,
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wouldn't liquid nutrition
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protein shake be the way to
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go versus candy?
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Seems hard on the stomach.
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See, I think it depends.
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Like if you're doing a
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summer event when it's, um,
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To me,
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it feels like it's curdling in my
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stomach.
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So my wife would make these oatmeal,
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peanut butter, and honey Powerballs,
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she would call them.
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And that's what would get me
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through a competition.
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I would eat a couple of
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those between events.
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It felt like I was doing
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better than eating gummy bears,
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but still getting some calories,
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some fat back into my
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system without it upsetting
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my stomach and wanting to
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puke in the middle of a burpee.
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But I'm just a – I was just
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a ham and egger,
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as they say in the boxing business,
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doing local comp.
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Jay Burch,
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are you still working with Cheryl?
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I've not been working with Cheryl.
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And –
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I'm going to keep that to
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myself for now because I
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have to do some things
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behind the scenes with that
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before I talk anymore.
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But none of this was about Cheryl,
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just so you know.
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This was all about me, just so you know.
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So, yeah.
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Jeremy Eats World.
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Curious what you mean by
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being in the right
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headspace to talk about...
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It's not about talking about my diet,
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Jeremy.
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It's talking about what got
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me in a place where I
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needed just to try some different things.
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So it's not about the diet itself.
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It's about the other things
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around it that I just
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needed to take a step back.
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So...
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holly says applesauce or
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baby food pouches yeah if
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you can handle those things
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um so there is that um we also got a
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Are you still working out at
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home or at the gym?
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So I was working out at the
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gym until just about a week ago.
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And then my wife and I sat down.
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She is now recovered from
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her knee surgery.
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She wants to do workouts.
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So we're working out in the
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garage gym together for at
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least the summer, early fall.
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And what we're going to do
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is take the money that I
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was spending for the gym
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and upgrading some equipment in my gym.
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So I have it in my garage for the summer.
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And then after the early fall,
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I'm going to go back to the gym.
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And
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The reason,
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one of the reasons I left
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players like a week ago was
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one for my wife to work out with her.
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The other thing is because of this show,
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I switched to working out
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in the evenings and I'd
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lost a lot of the community feel.
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So I've got to figure out,
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I may go to Rudy burgers gym,
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which is about the same
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distance the other side.
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Um, cause they work out in the evening and,
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um, do that.
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Um,
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but right now we're just
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using the money I would use
15:22
for monthly to upgrade.
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I'm going to put a rower in
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my garage and I'm going to get some,
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some boxes and some things
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to upgrade my gym at home.
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So yes to Rudy and on that.
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Yeah.
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And the owners of the gym, uh,
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Mike and Caitlin are awesome as well.
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And it's a lot smaller, too.
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It's a lot more intimate.
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It's a lot more community-friendly,
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especially in the evenings.
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So that's kind of the plan right now.
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So just to hit some news,
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because I do have an
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appointment this afternoon, and that is,
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if you didn't see,
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we have some breaking news.
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Water is wet, the sky is blue, and T.A.
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Claire Toomey is going to
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the CrossFit Games.
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Those were the breaking
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pieces of news yesterday.
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Tia is back.
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I don't think any of us are
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surprised at this point.
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I think she left that door open by the,
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her wording.
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I think Amanda Hari put it
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beautifully when she
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pointed out that she did
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not say she was retiring
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and she's coming back for number eight.
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I joked with Carolyn
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yesterday that it had to be
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Carolyn's marketing plan of
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the eight on its side for
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the to me to show the
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infinity sign that she is
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forever the goat.
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Um,
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So she's coming back.
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Andrew Sten, different topic.
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Heard on Boys Interrupted
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that Christy Arma moved to Boise.
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Honestly, Andrew, since she sold the gym,
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she's not in the gym as
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much as she used to be.
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I am betting they probably
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bought a house out there
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and they have a house here
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in Westerville because I've
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seen them do workouts on their Instagram,
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on their YouTube,
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in the garage gym here in Columbus.
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And I know they're always on the road,
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traveling outdoors, doing mountain things,
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hiking, all that kind of stuff.
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So maybe they have a place in both spots.
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And I know that her and Justin are close.
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They have the same agent.
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Justin used to drop into
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players all the time when
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he was here for the Arnold.
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So I know that they're tight
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and I don't know exactly.
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I, you know,
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I haven't talked to them and
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probably gosh, since they sold the gym,
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just saw him in passing.
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So also yesterday, Brent was on Rich.
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We were looking forward to that.
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And they made it seem like
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Angelo was really going to
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press Brent on the demands.
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I don't think it ever got to
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that pressing.
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I do think that he did
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address them and he made
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the comment that no matter
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what they put out as PFAA,
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they were going to be
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criticized for what that was.
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And I disagree with that.
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I think that if you would
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have gotten your contingent
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of athletes together and
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and talked it through and
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came up with a group
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decision as a large group
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and what that message
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should be and then made that message,
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then I think it would have
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went over better.
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But I think what happened is
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you thought you had the
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backing of the athletes.
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You acted like you had the
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backing of the athletes.
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You made a determination
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with eight of you and then
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it didn't fly and you had
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nothing to back that.
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I wasn't critical of what
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you said if you had reasons behind it.
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I was critical of how you
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did it and how you were
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trying to represent the
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entire athlete base with
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just a handful of you.
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I still think you're laying
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blame possibly in the wrong direction,
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but the world may never
20:03
know because nobody's
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letting us know what happened there.
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The other thing that he did
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say on there that I do like
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is they're coming up with
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the standard movement database.
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As someone who covers the sport,
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trying to guess what
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standard different
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movements are at a
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competition when you're
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there live and you haven't seen...
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you haven't seen the athlete
20:31
briefing and you're trying
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to make definitive
20:34
statements whether a guy
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was moving correctly or
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incorrectly and you have no
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clue is so freaking hard
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and so frustrating when
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you're there um when you're
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there in person having a
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movement standard book that
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everybody could follow and
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if you know they're
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following that book for
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that competition uh makes
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perfect sense to me
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And I like that at first
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they're not mandating it or
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trying to get it mandated,
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but just making it available to use.
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And you can just copy and
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paste it to explain the
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movement standard without
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having to rewrite it for
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every competition.
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I think it will grab hold if
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it's available to
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competitions to do that.
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and it's already been vetted
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and tried and makes it much
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easier for them,
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I think that is a step in
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the right direction.
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And that's a step to help
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them get some support again
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after what happened this last fall.
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I understand the AFJ has
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been working with the PFAA.
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on movement standards for over a year,
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it's a lot of work.
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I'm sure that it is.
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But even if it starts small
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and it grows and we get
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more and more movements
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into that database as we move along,
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I think that is fine.
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I think it's fine if you
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just add the ten most
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popular movements in a book
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to start and then you add
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as you go and then it keeps
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getting bigger and bigger.
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I think it's fine.
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it doesn't have to be a
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completed project for it to
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be out there for everybody
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to use back on the demands
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uh doug reed that's a
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hundred percent projection
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from brent he was trying to
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steel man his argument
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position I agree train to
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live asks the question if I
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were a betting man
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I would bet that Alex takes the invite,
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but I do not have any
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firsthand knowledge as to
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whether she will or not.
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I did hear something from
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Jake that he believes she's
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taking the invite.
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He is her husband.
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He knows her better than anybody.
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But I also know that Justin
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Kotler feels like she has a long, great,
23:21
future ahead of her and
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doesn't want her doing
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anything that could harm
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that and I think that is
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that is the crucial piece
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that we don't know I think
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it's going to be getting
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with doctors right before
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that decision has to be
23:37
made and having that
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decision made then um
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Other than that,
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I thought the Brent thing
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was somewhat entertaining,
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but I didn't really get a
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lot out of it other than
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the movement standards.
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And I don't think there was
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a lot of pressing on the demands.
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I wish they would have taken
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it a step further and asked
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what support he had when
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they put that out there.
24:12
who actually was in the
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decision-making process of
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that demand letter.
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Those are the things I'd
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like to know from them.
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They want transparency on the other side.
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We didn't get very much
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transparency from them and
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how that demand was created.
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So one last thing I'm going
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to talk about and
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Doug and Judy Reed, if you're in here,
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you may want to close yours.
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I watched the surviving Ohio
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state documentary on, on max.
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That was one of the most
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troubling documentaries
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I've ever watched in my life.
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It is about a doctor who was
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the team doctor for several
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sports at Ohio state.
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And ended up sexually
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abusing and raping hundreds
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of male victims at Ohio State.
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And this happened from the
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late eighties through the mid nineties.
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Um,
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the doctor actually ended up
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dying in the mid two
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thousands in twenty sixteen
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or twenty seventeen when
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the Larry Nassar incident
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was happening at Michigan State.
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Some of these athletes and
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victims saw what was
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happening with these young
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ladies and realized that
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what had happened to them
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was sexual abuse and they
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started to come forward and
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then it started to just
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unravel in droves.
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Yes, D. Reed.
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It's Dr. Richard Strauss.
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I was trying to remember the
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name as I was talking.
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And so it got uncovered much
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after the fact.
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And he would actually target
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Midwestern boys who
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wouldn't even know what a
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real exam was that he would
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be giving and made them
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feel like this was a normal
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exam that they should be receiving.
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And the boys didn't know any better.
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And they interview them and
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they talk about how they
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weren't sure if this was
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really abuse at the time.
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And Ohio State made some
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really bad missteps along
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the way when complaints
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came forward from the fencing coach.
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He was then promoted to the
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normal hospital.
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where the students go to get treated.
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And so then it became not
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just athletes that were victims.
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It became regular students
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that started to become victims.
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I think it was in two thousand eighteen.
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Ohio State finished an
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investigation where they
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came down that one hundred
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and seventy four victims
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were raped by this man and
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estimated over eight
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thousand students were sexually abused.
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Those numbers are
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astronomical compared to the other
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cases in the Big Ten alone.
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We had the Jerry Sandusky
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case at Penn State.
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We had the Larry Nassar case
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at Michigan State.
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Both of those universities
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admitted wrongdoing and
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settled with the victims.
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Penn State's victims
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received one point five
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million per victim.
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The Michigan State victims
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received one point two five
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million per victim.
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Ohio State has not settled,
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has not admitted guilt,
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and has only offered two
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hundred and fifty thousand per victim.
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It made my stomach flip so bad.
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I live here in Columbus.
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I live fifteen minutes from
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Ohio State University.
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The fact that that
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university and how big it
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is and how prominent it is
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in this state and how much
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money it makes year over
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year in their sports
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department is dragging this
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out for those victims is reprehensible.
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uh train to live it's on
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it's on max it's uh you
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know the hbo max app that
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you can you can stream on
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uh and it's called surviving ohio state
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I hope and pray to God that
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Ohio State comes to their
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senses and settles with
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these victims so they're
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not dragged through all
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this year over year over year.
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Ohio State has taken this
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all the way to the Supreme Court.
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The district court,
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they wanted to get it
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thrown out because of
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statute of limitations.
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And the courts found that
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because Ohio State hid what had happened,
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They were part of the reason
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why it took so long for it
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to come out because they
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hid the fact that it was happening.
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So it got thrown out by the
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courts and the Supreme
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Court refused to hear it
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because of that and said
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that the statute of
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limitations is not a factor
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here because they hid it for so long.
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And so this has started in
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two thousand sixteen or two
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thousand twenty five.
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And these victims have been
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drug through the mud through all of this.
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I hope that Ohio State comes to its senses,
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settle these suits,
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and these men can move on
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with their lives.
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Many of them got their
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scholarships revoked if
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they threatened to say anything.
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Some of them tried to say something,
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got their scholarships revoked,
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couldn't go to school anymore.
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it is appalling what happens.
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It's about a two-hour documentary.
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It is very well done.
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It has all the facts explained out,
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but what the hell happened
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is just mind-boggling.
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You are correct, Jody.
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So many young men must have been affected.
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The OSU athletic department
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has two hundred fifty four
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point nine million in revenue,
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but an operational budget
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of two hundred ninety two
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point seven million.
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Unsure where all the money goes.
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Yeah,
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there are money facts that are
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brought up at the end of
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the documentary that I
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don't want to misquote,
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so that's why I'm not using them.
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But the revenue from the
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athletic departments,
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and I don't remember the year timeframe,
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is in the billions.
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I'm a Penn State fan.
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I've been to Michigan State.
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Ohio State is making more
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money than those two universities,
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and they found a way to pay
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their victims in the
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millions what they deserve
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for what they went through.
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So if Ohio State's going to
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try to claim poor now, give me a break.
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Uh, D Reed says, wait, you like PSU?
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Yes, Doug.
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I, I grew up in Pennsylvania.
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Um, my uncle was a graduate of Penn state,
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took me to a bunch of games
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when I was a kid.
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So I just became a Penn
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state fan and I've been
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that my whole life through
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thick and thin through all the jokes.
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through all the ridicule
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because of the Jerry Sandusky situation,
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I admit what happened there
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was just as bad,
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needed to be dealt with just as much.
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But yeah.
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Probably be broke after the
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retro NIL payments.
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Yeah,
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I'm guessing though that maybe the
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victims deserve the money
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before the NIL deals since
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Ohio State had the highest
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paid team in college
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football last year and they
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won the national championship.
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So there you go.
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Pay money to make money.
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I'm going to leave with this
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on a little brighter note.
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I did see on GetUp this
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morning that the NCAA has
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made a deal with, I think,
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Venmo and PayPal,
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where all NIL payments have
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to be done through those
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two apps so that the money
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can be tracked much more
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than just like cash
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payments or check payments.
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But they're going to have to
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make all their payments
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through those two apps to
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the athletes for NIL.
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And I found that like an
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interesting switch in what
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college sports are doing
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with that so that it can be
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tracked electronically how
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much is going to who and where and when.
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I mean,
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there's no rules around it right now,
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so they can do whatever the
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hell they want.
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But I do like the fact that
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at least it's being tracked somewhere.
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And so when they do put some
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rules in place,
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it might be able to be
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tracked a lot better.
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So Alito, super late to the game,
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just popped in to say hi.
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Alito, you showed up for the bad part.
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So go back to the beginning
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if you want to listen to anything.
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That was the fun part.
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But with that, guys, we'll call it a day.
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I have an appointment this
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afternoon that I have to get to.
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So I'm going to deal with that.
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And then I'll be back
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tomorrow for lunch with the
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Clydesdale on a Friday.
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And yeah, train to live.
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I got to run.
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But Scott,
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thank you for always doing your
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lunch shows.
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I'm recovering from surgery.
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It's been the best part of my day.
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Awesome.
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We love having you here.
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Ciao.
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All right, guys.
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You knuckleheads, get back to work.
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I'll see you all tomorrow on
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Lunch with the Clydesdale.
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Bye, guys.