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The Harrison Butker Controversy | The Treehouse, Episode 96 · The Treehouse Show Podcast

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It is time to leave your worries outside and come laugh with us inside the
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tree house. I'm Daniel Mallley along with Trey Trindholm in today's show Wrong Answers
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Only. Where in the world is Raj Sharma and Peta the hot Tongan olympian
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that we spoke about in our previous episode. I've got more information on him
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for you, Tore. I know you're excited to hear about the oiled up
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Tonguana. His name is Peta. Yes, it's like I thought maybe Pete
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was boycotting the hot tonguen or something. Sorry, way too much meat for
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us. Yeah, so, uh, Peta the oiled up hot Tonguan,
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which I've I did some weird searching this weekend, so I mean, I've
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My search history is colorful from this past weekend, especially especially having to type
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up I think one of the searches was oiled up hot athlete at the Olympics,
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something along those lines. But there was man and oil and I made
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sure to turn the safe search on because I didn't I didn't want any oopsies.
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I wanted to please only give me what I'm looking for. Please don't
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give me any suggestions. So Anyway, I've got more information for you on
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Peter, the hot Congan Tonguan that we talked about in the last episode of
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The Trehouse. But first, I'm wondering who had a more interesting weekend in
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the news, Scottie Scheffler from the world of golf or from the world of
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football kicking Harrison Butker from the Kansas City Chiefs. Oh God, whoo boy.
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I mean, I've got my answer. The mine's mind, the mine's
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the kicker, you know. Unfortunately, I've I'm gonna have to you know,
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usually we like to try to disagree on some things, but I can't
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beat you on that one. The the that that speech was a but I
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will say this, he was speaking at a Catholic university, and I also
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this is you know, a broad, a broader opinion of mine, of
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just the state of our society. It didn't affect you if you weren't having
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to sit through it. Why do you care what a bleeping kicker says?
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And you know, just the social media and everyone just in up in arms.
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It's like some people are just that's how they believe it's okay. It
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doesn't affect you. What's interesting about it, though, is people like him.
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Honestly, I shouldn't even say that I'm gonna I'm gonna pull that back.
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People with really strong beliefs in whatever they believe, whether it's something similar
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to Harrison Butker or if it's someone that is the head of glad right,
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they are going to try to impose some, if not all, of their
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beliefs upon society in general in order to spread what they think is right.
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Okay, And that's where that's where obviously disagreements come into play, because you
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got people who have strong feelings on one side and the other, and that's
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where the conflict comes from. If by chance, you have no idea what
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we're talking about with the Kansas City Chiefs kicker, let me offer up a
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refresher for you. So last week at a commencement speech I believe at Benedictine
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College, the Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker, who's very good. They
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don't invite, you know, crappy kickers to give commencement speeches. I was
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invited to give the commencement speech at this school, and the things that he
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said were dragged through the media a lot. So if you saw it,
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you know what we're talking about. If you didn't, then let me see
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if I CA can share with you a little bit more about it. If
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you didn't, what's your secret? The secret is just not going outside and
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not looking at your phone, staying off of social media, and making sure
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you don't know anyone that might possibly have any type of strong opinion whatsoever about
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everything. This guy said. I think that's about his Yeah, so yeah,
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that's kind of where I am. All right, So here we go.
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Let's go to ABC seven News. They will tell us about what Harrison
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Butker did. Super Bowl Champion Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker get getting some backlash after
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his commencement speech at a Catholic university. It's for comments he made about gay
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rights, abortion and the rule of women in society. ABC's Stephanie I think
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the anchor there meant the role of women in society because Harrison Butker definitely does
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not believe in women ruling anything. Based on what he says here, abortion
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and the rule of women in society. ABC's Stephanie Ramos, how's the story.
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He kicked the longest field goal in Super Bowl history to lead the Kansas
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City Chiefs to victory over the forty nine ers. That is now nine consecutive
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mats from outside fifty forder. But this morning, Harrison Bucker is making headlines
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for his remarks off the field during a commencement address at Benedictine College, a
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conservative Catholic liberal arts school in Kansas, to say that over the past years,
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hang on being quite the reputation. I need to hear that line again.
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Did did that stand out to you? Tre Yes? All right,
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good? Just in case you missed it, here you go. This is
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this. I love this. This. This is what an oxymoron sounds like
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in sentence form. Benedictine College a conservative, Catholic liberal arts school in How
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does this school exist? A Catholic Benedictine liberal arts school. Those things don't
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go together. Well, clearly their arts aren't that liberal Kansas. It is
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safe to say that over the past few years, I've gained quite the reputation
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for speaking my mind. I'd like to point out, up until the last
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week, I'd never heard him say anything out spoken about anything ever so presumptuous
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on his part. But everybody's listening now, Bucker sounding off about working women.
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I think it is you, the women who have had the most diabolical
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lives told to you. How many of you are sitting here now about to
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cross this stage and are thinking about all the promotions and titles you are going
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to get in your career. Some of you may go on to lead successful
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careers in the world, but I would venture to guess that the majority of
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you are most excited about your marriage and the children you will bring into this
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world. Bucker then referring to Pride Month, which celebrates the LGBTQ community as
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a deadly sin. Not the deadly sin sort of pride that has an entire
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month dedicated to it, but the true God centered pride that is cooperating with
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the Holy Ghost to glorify him. I couldn't believe this is Sarah Kate Ellis,
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the president and CEO of glad Bunny that I mentioned that just earlier,
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right, it was such an outdated, a equated view on LGBTQ people and
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women and using religion in a way. Bunker not to defend religion, because
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for the most part, I'm against religion as a whole. I want you
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to be spiritual, but religion seems to be used more for controlling people throughout
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the centuries than uplifting anybody. That being said, a lot of people that
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are religious and spiritual believe these things, and yes they use religion to enforce
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those things, because that's the basis of those beliefs. But I don't think
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the Bible has had much of a progressive transformation over the years about trying to
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update some of the tenants in the Bible to make them more congruent with the
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LGBTQ platform. The Bible is and and religious Christian scholars are still pretty much
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set on gay is bad, and murder is bad and all these different things
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that they say is bad that that's in the Bible. So there's there's that,
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yeah, but and and but this is just such an it's the extreme
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you know, this is the extreme right religious religious right view on society and
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women's role and everything else. I mean, it's I mean, it's so
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absurd. The probably the group that he could most ally with are the Amish.
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I bet that's really interesting when he shows up on game day and everyone
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else is rolling up in Mercedes Bentley's Lamborghini, and he's hoofing it in and
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a horse and buggy. You know, all the gifts he gives his linemen
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or are all whittled and just and they're all pissed off instead of Louis.
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Instead of Louis, Theaton bags, it's Jetteddiah's a burlap sack. I'm sure
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he gets a buttermelk churn for all the wish one of those wives that is
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gonna be like I want one of those. One of those wives might be
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Taylor Swift. You know, don't be surprised if in her next videos it's
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going to be her chirt and butter that says so, and it'll be some
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type of statement on the patriarchy. Anyway, Let's go back to this news
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report about Harrison Bucker mentioning priests who become too familiar with parishioners. This is
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interesting. So if all the things that were running through the media, this
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is one angle on this I had not heard about his opinion about priests becoming
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too familiar or friendly with parishioners. And this is where Taylor Swift gets brought
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in become too familiar with parishioners, illustrating his point by borrowing a line from
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a song written by a certain famous teammate's girlfriend. Because, as my teammate's
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girlfriend says, familiarity breeds contempt. That line from Taylor Swift's be Jeweled,
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quickly drawing the ire of Swifties. First, she didn't invent that line.
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Why, of all things do you not know who the Swifties are? Screw
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screw the religious right. He lgbt all of them. They're all minor players.
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You just pissed off the Swifties. Mm hmm. The only thing worse
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than them is the behive. Oh one writing, I didn't think you grasped
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the message of the Taylor Swift song you quoted. Go listen to all her
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albums as homework. The NFL reacting to the speech, saying, Harrison Butker
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gave a speech in his personal capacity. His views are not those of the
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NFL as an organization. The NFL is steadfast and our commitment to inclusion,
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which only makes our league stronger. So there you have it, Harrison Butker
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sticking his foot in the middle of a commencement speech controversy. You know what
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this? You know the headline needs to be Trey Kansas City Chiefs kicker.
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Harrison Butker turns up controversy at commencement ceremony. Did you see the City of
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Kansas City their Twitter account. Yeah, they said they deleted it, but
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it was it was just I forgot the day. But they basically said,
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just fyi Harrison Mutner lives and you know, if it were Dallas, it
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would be like Plano in a suburb, just just distancingself, going yeah,
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he didn't live here. No no, no, no, no, no,
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no, no, he lives in Missouri. He's actually no see no.
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I wonder if Kansas City would say that he lives on the Kansas side
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of Kansas City, Missouri, because it's not like either one of those states
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is known to be super metropolitan. But now, yeah, I obviously you
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wonder It's like he had to know if he was gonna get backlash. Maybe
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I don't know why. If he thought he was just because it was a
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small, private, you know, Catholic university, if he thought that was
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going to go unnoticed. Who knows. The way the way I approach this
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is with reason and those things, and reason doesn't exactly get you a billion
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views the way that the Harrison Butker video is probably approaching or the opposite,
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you know, feeling about how you may hate him and that's going to get
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you know, a ton of views as well, I approach things like this
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from a reason, common sense place, and that is he is absolutely allowed
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to have his beliefs. I don't want his beliefs on me, and I
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don't want the head of Glad's beliefs on me either. I like how I
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feel, and I like how you feel, and I don't necessarily want to
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talk about it the way so many people just can't shut up about these days.
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I want you to be happy in your pod and me to be happy
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in mine, and if our pods cross over, we can be cool.
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But I'm not going to force any of my nonsense on you, and I
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don't want you to force any of your nonsense upon me. With this specific
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case, when I first heard about it, I thought, man, is
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he dumb? Because when I first heard about this, I did not know
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that it was at a conservative Catholic university. I thought it was at just
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some regular university. And he's trying to target the women in the crowd,
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saying you shouldn't be graduating, you should be at home making babies. That's
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what he's saying. But it wasn't to that specific audience. It's not like
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he was saying it at Kansas State, right, He wasn't saying it at
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KU. He was saying it at a conservative Catholic And this is not the
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first time some of these people in the audience have heard these things. Because
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I guarantee you they were required to take religious course, religion courses and all
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these things and go to Mass. This is not the first time that they've
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had this told to them. No, And because it is a Catholic university,
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he's not saying anything that the women there, for the most part,
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have probably been taught and I and and I would say the majority of them
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probably believe that. Yes, they may go on to great careers and everything
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else, but they're number one, you know, goal or in life.
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You know, they're going to be a wife and a mother. And it
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might be him saying, uh, you may have great careers, but if
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you have children, that has to be your priority. And he's allowed to
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believe that, and the women that believe it are allowed to believe it as
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well, just as much as someone who doesn't want children, or someone maybe
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who does want children but says, you know what, I'd like to still
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be CEO and mom, then by God, let go for it. You
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know. That's where I that's that's where I live. It's like, if
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you want to do it, it makes you happy, you go do it.
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Does it bother me? No? Cool, then I don't mind.
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So the controversy, while it's, while it's been churned up, is not
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entirely him doing the churning. It's it's you know, it's it's big media
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that does it. It throws this stuff out there, and because it gets
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clicks and views on all that, all that's I mean, it's it's all
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over social media. And and to your point, you know, you talk
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about knowing your audience, he knew his audience. He was speaking to his
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audience at that time that that is a very small audience. I mean,
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I will say this, I did find it interesting that if the university itself
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feels like Harrison Butker does that. I don't want to take anything out of
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context. I don't know if he was saying that your your only job should
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ever be mom, I don't think. I don't think in the clips that
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I saw he was saying that. He was saying that if you do go
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out into the workforce and you want to have children, that's the most important
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job you're ever going to have. And some people can disagree with that if
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they want to, but chances there are the women of that audience probably agree
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with him. And that's that's exactly how I took it of him saying,
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some of you will go on to be CEOs and everything else, but your
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number one goal in life is you know, being a wife and a mother,
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and and again for that, I am, and I am sure Benedictine
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College, University, whatever is is tiny, you know, so I bet
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he is speaking to he knows his audience. Yeah, now I'd like to
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flip this back around to something I personally believe. Okay, this now,
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now you're gonna get my very strong opinion. Watch up, if I had
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a daughter, and I actually know I'm gonna do this. I'm going to
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give you a scenario. And this is a real scenario that I witnessed with
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my own eyes in my life. Okay, here's the scenario. Ironically from
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Kansas. Girl graduates high school, very smart, very bright, gets into
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a prestigious Texas university private university, okay, and is pre med, does
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great, has great grades, and meets a guy who is pre law,
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and then she shut down her entire collegiate career to only support him and what
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he was doing. She decided instead of becoming a doctor, she wanted to
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be a mom and a wife to him, and that was it. Totally
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free for She's absolutely within her right to do so. I want to re
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reiterate that she is absolutely within her right to do so. However, if
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I was her father, I'd be fucking livid that I spent a quarter of
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a million dollars and all you did was go to school, find a guy,
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and get married. I didn't have to spend a quarter of a million
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dollars for you to do that. I could have just had you move to
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somewhere near campus and then you just scout out whoever it is you want want
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to sink your claws into for the rest of your life. That's where That's
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where it bothers me. If I'm the dad and I spend a bunch of
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money for you to go to college, I'm not saying I want you to
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make something of yourself, because being a mom is making something of yourself.
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But if I'm gonna spend a quarter of a million dollars, it's not like
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you're getting a mommy doctorate. I'd like for you at least to do something
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on your own. I want you to be an individual. I want you
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to do something that made my quarter of a million dollars worthwhile. Well and
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there again, one of my beliefs is that you know, no one should
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be able allowed to get married before they're twenty five, because I'll sign off
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on that. Yeah. If if that's my daughter, I want her to
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at least get out and go work a little bit and have some basis.
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So if the marriage doesn't work out, if the husband drop does anything that
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you know, she's not completely helpless and can go out there and support herself.
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Right. Uh, but that that is there are some people that that
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that's what they want. That is what and like I said, they are
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free to do it. That's just not how I'm going to roll. Yeah.
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Also might be a big reason is to one of the reasons why one
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of the reasons why I didn't have that didn't they we got no kids because
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I don't want to pay for you to go to college. And if all
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you're gonna do is just just run around chase dudes. Yeah, and my
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reason is you can't beat them anymore. I'm just gonna look around the room.
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Just anybody else hear that I heard. I heard that. Yeah,
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that's what I said. That's why I said, that's my reason for not
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having them. Can't beat them anymore. I'm just glad that them you're referring
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In our previous episode, we discussed Peta, the hot Tonguan who made a
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hell of a splash as the flag bearer of the tiny island nation of Tonga,
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which those of us who are from North Texas are familiar with Tongans,
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especially if you lived in or around the Ulss area, because I'm not sure
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if it currently is, but at one point, Ulus was the second most
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densely populated area of Tongans outside of Tonga in the world. Yes, so
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you basically had the tiny island nation of Tonga had the most densely populated Tongans,
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and right after that tiny island was Eulis, Texas. I forget why.
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It was like one family moved for something to Ulus, and then chunks
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of that family followed, and then there's just a wave after that. There
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are pockets of the Tongan community and other places now as well, but Ulss
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is still pretty strong. Even my wife who went to Ulus Trinity, she
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had a number of friends that were Tongans. So anyway, all the way
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back in twenty sixteen, the flag bear for the tiny island nation of Tonga
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comes out and he's wearing a traditional outfit which is sort of a Polynesian style
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print well, I should probably say Tongan print skirt is what it was.
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There was no statement being made. That's just a traditional outfit for dudes on
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the island. No one, don't make a big deal out of it.
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Kill and yes, exactly, it was a very islandy kilt, Polynesian kilt,
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Tonguan kilt. There we go, and then nothing on his upper bodies.
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He was completely shirtless and he's oiled up and that's traditional, I guess,
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pre battle and he went twenty sixteen viral, world famous, TV famous,
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all the things he was competing in taekwondo, And then the reason why
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we were talking about him is because we were talking about how, in preparation
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for the Paris twenty twenty four Olympics, the athlete's village has now been supplied
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with plenty of anti sex beds to try to deter these sexy young athletes from
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hooking up throughout the Olympic get together. It's not gonna work. They're still
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going to do it because all you've done now is now you're giving them a
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reason to have sex on the anti sex beds. Who doesn't want that notch
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on the bedpost you like, yeah, I had sex in an anti sex
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bed, nailed it or her or him whatever. So that's not gonna work,
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Sony. We were wondering, well, if all the Olympic athletes,
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who probably has has bedded the most fellow athletes. We thought, initially maybe
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someone like a Michael Phelps, because when you've won that many medals, you're
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going to be a pretty popular lay. But then my theory jumped out of
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my tiny brain and that was I don't think Michael Phelps would have had enough
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time to hook up with fellow athletes during the Olympics because he was too busy
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competing. Because the swimming stuff that he was doing lasted like the entire three
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weeks. I don't even think he would have had time. So what you
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need to do is is find you a really hot athlete with a lot of
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free time. And then we thought of the hot Tonguan. That's probably the
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guy that has hooked up the most. And it would explain why it was
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he was so desperate to get back to the Olympics after twenty sixteen, because
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not only did did that he compete in the twenty sixteen Olympics, but he
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had such a good time that he made it to the next Olympics. And
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by the next Olympics, I don't mean the next Summer Olympics to once again
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compete in taekwondo like he did in twenty sixteen. No, No, he
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made sure that the next one he did was the Winter Olympics two years later,
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in a sport that he had recently picked up called cross country skiing.
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Okay, oh, I love this guy. Okay, so Pete the hot
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Congan. After his twenty sixteen oiled up entrance into the Olympics, he picked
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up an entirely foreign sport cross countryes skiing, which he learned via YouTube and
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five am roller skiing sessions. He hopped to a dozen countries in eight weeks,
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ran up forty thousand dollars in credit card debt, drove through an Icelandic
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snowstorm to reach an Arctic fjord, and on the last day possible qualified for
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the Winter Olympics. He went shirtless again in Pyeongchang that was in Korea despite
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the freezing attempts, and on late night TV shows. In between Olympics,
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he wrote a book Schmoozed with Prince Harry, worked for UNISEEF, visited the
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United Nations, and spoke at MIT alongside Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Then
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he tried to qualify for a third consecutive Olympics in another sport, kayaking.
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I'm going to read you a paragraph, tray, and you explained to me
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how this is not a movie. Okay, okay. Peta, the hot
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oiled up Tonguan from the twenty sixteen Olympics picked up a third sport, kayak.
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He tried to qualify for a third consecutive Olympics under the tutelage of a
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coach who has never paddled a kayak before. He failed, but he fought
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through a broken rib to qualify for tokyo in his original sport, taekwondo.
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So he tried to pick up an additional sport, kayak with a coach who
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has never paddled a kayak before. I Oh, I all I can think
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is sex is so good. The man, the man, the man from
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an island took up cross country skiing just to get back there. That's what
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I'm getting at. This man had such a great time in that first Olympics,
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coming out shirtless and oiled up, that he's like, I have got
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to go back to every Olympics until I die, And who can blame him?
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Yeah? So he did actually make it again, like I said,
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to the Pyongyang Winter Olympics, and he went shirtless again again, had a
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great time. Then he's trying to go back for another Olympics. Did make
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it in taekwond Some would assume, according to this story, this is a
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series of stunts abuses of a byzantine Olympic qualification system, the goal to reach
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sports pinnacle and convert fleeting spotlights into flame. But he would push back on
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that assumption saying my goal was never fame and it still isn't. I think
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Trey and I know what his goal is. Ye even wanted to trying to
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give Wilt to run for his money. I see your ten thousand and I
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raise you twenty thousand gold medalists and this gymnast, what's what? And can
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you imagine the the post routine interview with that gymnast. It's like, so
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it was a great routine. You scored a perfect ten. It's amazing,
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might be one of the best ever. But what's more difficult doing that routine
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on the parallel bars and not falling off or screwing that hot tonguin who it's
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oiled up and not falling off? Your answer? Please? Well the tongan,
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Well it did have that sprained ankle. Yeah, So now you want
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an update on the current Olympics because I was curious. Yeah. So Peta
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qualified to compete in three consecutive Olympics in Rio in twenty sixteen in taekwondo,
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Pyeongchang in twenty eighteen for cross country skiing, and Tokyo in twenty twenty.
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In twenty twenty one, again for taekwondo. But he also yes, because
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delayed because of COVID. He also tried to qualify for the Tokyo Olympics in
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kayak, but was unsuccessful. I mentioned that to you, and in January
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twenty twenty two, he raised more than half a million dollars for relief after
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an underwater volcanic eruption and tsunami struck his tiny nation of Tonga, Okay.
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And then if I can find I thought there was one more piece of information
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on him that now I can't seem to locate it. Oh, the last
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thing I had heard about Peta was that he was going to be He did
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not qualify for the Olympics in Paris. He did not qualify in taekwondo or
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kayak again, Shalker. I know, given all the experience of his kayak
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coach. So despite all the action that Peter must have gotten in the three
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previous Olympics, he did not qualify to be in the Olympics in Paris in
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twenty twenty four. But he did manage to wrangle himself as a coach for
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the Taekwondotes team. So I think he's still gonna be wandering around the athletes
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village. Yeah, I was just thinking of myself, Like, when he's
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done with that, he's gonna find a way to coach. Yeah, that's
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just what he needs is a whistle. Yeah, you're in the tree house.
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website Brooks Plumbing Texas dot com. Trey Uh, it has been a minute.
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Would would you like to play wrong Answers only? I would love you.
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It's gonna be by yourself. It's gonna be a solo wrong Answers to
37:28
start only because I've got three questions that I can ask. I know the
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answer already to two of them, right, but to one of them I
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do not, so on that last one, I'll play with you since I
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don't know the answer, all right, See if I got the right music
37:42
here for our game. That's not it? Nope, right, that's not
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It's not even a song. Is that? Peter really got that coaches worse
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down? That was a bad roundhouse kick. Let me see if I can
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recover from that. All right? What is this song? Is this it?
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I don't even know what that is for. Okay, yeah, not
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that one either. Okay, let me try this one. I think that's
38:34
it. All right. Here we go for another edition of Wrong Answers Only.
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I'm your host, Daniel Mallan, and playing solo today is our contestant
38:46
trade Trendholme. I wish you luck in winning this game by yourself. We
38:52
will start with I guess I should explain the game here where you're going to
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play the game or Wrong Answers Only. I'm going to give you a question
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or a scenario or a blank where you need to fill in and give the
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answer that is wrong. I know the answer to two of these, so
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make sure tray that you give the wrong answer only. All right, are
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you ready? I am all right. Make sure I got my dean thing,
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yep, and I am good to go. Here we go? All
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right? You ready for number one? Yep? A ceo created blank Fridays
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to combat burnout. Going to say it one more time, Give you a
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little bit of time to think about this. A ceo created blank Fridays to
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combat burnout in the workplace. Black A ceo created black Fridays to combat burnout.
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That's correct, I mean wrong, which is correct? So good job?
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But I am I am perplexed. There's I can only think of good
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Friday and black Friday. So it's black Friday. Is what came first?
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Fair enough, I'll take it. A company called Exos trains high performance athletes.
40:09
Their CEO launched something called you do You Fridays. It allows employees to
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get to do whatever they want, but no one's allowed to have meetings or
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send emails. The ceo created you do you Fridays to combat burnout. And
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so there you go. Are you ready for number two? I am all
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right? Number two wrong answers only. A study says men are more likely
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to be friends if they do not share the same taste in blank Okay.
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The study says men are more likely to be friends if they do not share
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the same taste in blank trade. I need your wrong answer only. I
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can't think of anything good. Uh women, Oh, that's the actual answer,
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tray oh. Study says men are more likely to be friends if they
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do not share the same taste in women. Wow, I'm losing the game
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and I'm the only player. Pretty sad that is said. It's okay,
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I'm gonna make you feel better. Okay, okay, all right, so
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we have we have we have time for one more. Are you ready?
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Uh huh? So wrong answers only, and I'm playing with you. Wrong
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answers only? What flavor is McDonald's new grandma mcflurry? What flavor is McDonald's
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new grandma mcflurry? Wrong answer only? A tasteful mix of mothballs and bengay.
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That is incorrect, which makes that a correct answer. Actually, since
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I don't know the answer, I don't know that might be right, So
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we'll find out together. I'm going to give you my answer now. So
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what flavor is McDonald's new Grandma mcflurry? I'm going to go with catheter and
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sprinkles. Okay, now let's find out if we're both wrong. McDonald's announced
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a new menu item called the Grandma Mcflurry, comes out on Tuesday. Word
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Is. It's caramel and butterscotch flavored, so it tastes like a Word's original.
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So congratulations, Trey, you and I have one this particular round of
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wrong answers. Only what I win a little bit redemption from losing to yourself
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in round two? How about that? Yeah, not my finest moment.
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So here's what I would have said in that scenario. Okay, the study
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says men are more likely to be friends if they do not share the same
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taste in semen. Yeah. I don't think Harrison Bucker would appreciate that joke.
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No, but I'm glad you got to be here for it. Yeah.
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I'm trying to think of the joke not coming to you, not as
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quickly as you. You're calling me premature. Take that back. Thank you
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