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Lunch with the Clydesdale & Cowboy - The Adventure of Scott Buys a Book! · Clydesdale Media Podcast

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Guess what?
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I bought a book.
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From the gym to the screen, yeah,
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we cover it all.
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Midday motivation every time you press
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call.
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Lunch with the Clydesdales.
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Cowboy, bring the heat.
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Crossfit, boobies, music on repeat.
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Half hour hustle, yeah,
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we're building that brand.
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Grab a plate, tune in now,
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you're part of the fam.
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It's lunchtime.
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What's going on, everyone?
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It's beautiful.
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Absolutely beautiful.
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I stopped listening to Jay Biebs for this.
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Probably a bad idea, Meg.
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Justin Bieber?
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Was she listening to Justin?
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Is that what that means?
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Justin Bieber is a Canadian treasure, man.
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You just said Canadian treasure at the
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same time.
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And we're not talking about Doug Reed,
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so I'm a little confused.
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Whatever.
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I will give him this.
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The dude actually has some good songs.
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He does.
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My absolute favorite that comes to mind
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is, oh, man.
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Of course,
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because I'm trying to think of it in
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the standby.
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Despacito?
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No.
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No.
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I don't even know anymore.
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When my daughter was young,
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she loved Justin Bieber,
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and he came out with that tour movie.
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And there I am at the movie theater
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with my daughter.
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My wife bags out again,
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sticks me with the, hey,
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you like concerts, go, go.
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And there I was singing, baby, baby, baby,
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oh.
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It's called Love Yourself.
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Because there's a line in it that says,
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my mama don't like you and she loves
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everyone.
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Which is so fantastic.
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That is an absolutely fantastic line.
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Only good Canadian bands are Rush and the
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Tragically Hip.
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I have to add, David Reed, Triumph.
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Triumph was one of my favorite bands
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growing up.
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Still listening to this day.
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I have vinyl.
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I have vinyl of Triumph.
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They're awesome.
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The fact that you're just skipping over
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Nickelback,
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I'm going to try not to act like
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I noticed.
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There is a reason I skipped over
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Nickelback.
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Y'all are wrong.
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It's all right.
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You can be wrong.
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It's fine.
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This is the first argument we ever had,
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by the way,
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when we were discussing Nickelback
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freaking three years ago.
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Neil Peart.
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Yeah.
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God rest his soul.
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Neil Peart.
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That dude, like, you know,
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he wrote the lyrics to all the Rush
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songs.
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Mm-hmm.
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That dude was into like some Lord of
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the Rings.
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Really?
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What gave it away?
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What gave it away?
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Every song is about the castle on the
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hill with the dragon and the slaying the
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beast.
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Between them and Led Zeppelin,
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I'm not sure which one was more obvious.
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I mean,
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and there's a wine on down the road.
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Yeah, on Shadow Stolen and Our Soul.
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You should probably learn that one if
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you're going to learn one on your Drumeo
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Crip.
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Can I tell you the problem with...
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I didn't want to talk about drumming today
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because now I'm in the more advanced...
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I've completed, like, learn how to drum.
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Oh, Scott's an advanced drummer now.
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No, no, no.
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Stand by.
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No, no.
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Just next level, not elite level.
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Okay.
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Just like my CrossFit career,
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I'm probably never getting to elite level.
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However, I tried to play...
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They have songs that they like tutor you
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through.
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So I'm like, Ooh, in the beginner level,
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there's Jesse's girl.
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Oh, here we go.
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All right.
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I can play Jesse's girl.
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I put it on and it's basically the
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beat that I've already learned to start
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the start song.
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All right, cool.
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I'm going to be able to play a
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freaking song that I know start doing it.
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Can't keep the beat at all.
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I'm all over the map.
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Because I know that song so well because
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I've known it for forty five years.
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Yeah.
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That I want to play on the bass
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beat instead of playing on the drum beat.
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Yeah.
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And it is messing me up.
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It is.
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Because you can hear it in your head
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and how you hear in your head is
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not how it's actually played.
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But what I'm hearing in my head is.
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Yeah.
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And that's not the drumbeat.
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No, not that.
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No.
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Jesse is a friend.
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Is he though?
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Well, he's been a good friend of mine.
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He's been a good friend of mine.
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But lately, something's changed.
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Lately, something's changed.
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And what it is,
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is that I want to have sex with
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his girlfriend.
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Sorry.
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Yeah,
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I'm guessing the friendship is nearing its
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end.
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If not all the way at the end.
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That's pretty much the catalyst that's
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probably going to end that.
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How do people... This is the thing.
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It's not that I hate Nickelback or don't
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think they're good musicians or whatever.
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They became the it thing to play on
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every...
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terrestrial radio station in the world.
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And so they just got overplayed so much
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and there wasn't enough variety to their
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music for me to be like, Ooh,
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a Nickelback song.
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It became no skip.
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We're, we're going to another station and,
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because i just can't i mean to be
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fair with few exceptions um involved they
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sang about getting drunk strippers and
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having sex in cars like that's like
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they're pretty much their top three things
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which if you listen to uh to chad
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kroger like that's pretty much what they
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did when they were
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high school and right on after that was
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partying having sex in cars and and and
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getting drunk getting in fights and shit
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like that like they had a pretty well
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apparently that's what john bon jovi did
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too for because all his songs were through
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slippery when wet well i mean he grew
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up in jersey so
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Not much else to do in Jersey.
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Not much else to do.
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Not much else to do.
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I will say this.
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Nickelback's got a new album out,
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and it's pretty damn good.
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It sounds like their old stuff,
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but refreshed, if that makes sense.
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It's got some pretty decent tracks on it
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that are actually not all about just
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getting hammered and throwing money at
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strippers.
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Fergie goes to Nickelback shows for the
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single MILFs.
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Hey, you got to have your thing, Fergie.
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Target rich environment, Fergie.
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Target rich environment.
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Meg.
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We just lost Vicky.
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Sorry, y'all.
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I have to write an email.
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It's not really mean.
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And I just want to let you all
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know that is my issue today.
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Meg,
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I almost had the exact same conversation
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with Vicky and Corey right before the
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show.
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And I have this problem about five times
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a day.
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Yeah.
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So, Vicky, excuse me.
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So, Meg, you just wrote an email.
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Is that what you're saying?
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I'm just saying.
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I'm just saying.
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I'm just throwing that out there.
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Anyway.
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That's what I use Microsoft Copilot for
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and say, hey,
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can you make this sound professional?
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Yeah.
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So one of my really good friends will
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throw something in Copilot and add sarcasm
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to it.
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And it actually works pretty well.
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Like whenever it's an email that you don't
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want to have to write because it's one
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of them, you know,
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I shouldn't have to be telling you this,
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but I'm going to tell you this anyway
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type deals.
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And so like he'll write it somewhat
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professionally and then ask Copilot to add
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sarcasm and it actually works pretty well.
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Cool.
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Yeah,
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because sarcasm always goes over well in
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an email.
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And that's why he does it in Copilot,
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so he doesn't have to worry about it.
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Steve,
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magic power was prominent on my playlist
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when coaching, as it should.
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That's a triumph song for people who don't
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know Canadian rock of the eighties.
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As it turns out,
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my eighties Canadian rock is rather
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limited,
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rather than the magic power of the music.
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And me, I'm young, wild, and I'm free.
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I was hoping you was going to say,
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this is going to be leading into a
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puff to magic dragon song, but I mean,
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same thing, I guess.
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He lived by the sea.
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Is this a new endeavor, Meg,
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that you're trying to be professional?
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Turning over a new leaf?
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Yeah.
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Meg,
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I'm going to give you the most sage
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advice I can possibly give you in this
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situation.
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Try not.
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Do or do not.
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There is no try.
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You're welcome.
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Yeah, of course that was good, Meredith.
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The man can sing.
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So when I coached Andrew,
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I did the five AM class and those
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guys,
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all they wanted was classic rock and hair
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band music.
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And I loved it.
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My, uh, my five AMRs is usually, um,
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I have a rock playlist,
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but it's like sound garden and like a
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lot of, you know, grunge late nineties,
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early two thousand stuff,
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like all that kind of stuff.
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That's what five AM usually is.
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Six AM is a completely different vibe
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because it's usually just my three or
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four, uh, ladies at about my age.
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So, um,
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And they like hip hop,
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believe it or not.
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So we usually roll that over into the
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hip hop thing in the afternoons,
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just free reign.
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They'll tell them what you might get on
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that one.
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Yeah, it was like five a.m.
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So basically we didn't have a five a.m.
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class.
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And then there was this company that was
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down the road and they start at like
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seven a.m.
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And they came in and said,
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one of them came in and said, hey,
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if you had a five a.m.
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class,
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I'll make sure that there's at least
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fifteen people in it every day.
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sold and the gym owner was like okay
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we'll give it we'll add it to the
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schedule you hit your end of the bargain
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we'll keep it it's still there today damn
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and i think it's more like a day
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now people who had that many people at
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their five a.m class like gyms that always
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I mean, we have six, sometimes,
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like if we got a real big five
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a.m.
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class, it's a, it's a twelve person class,
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twelve, twelve every thirteen.
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Meanwhile,
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the place that used to be our sister
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gym, used to be our second location,
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that's their biggest class of the day,
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and they'll get like seventeen to twenty
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every day at five a.m.,
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which blows my mind completely.
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Uh,
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Fergie used to do the nude mom class.
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Hey, whatever you do on your free time,
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Fergie.
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All you, big guy.
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Which is where he picked up his affinity
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for Nickelback and single moms.
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Well, I mean,
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you can get both of those things at
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noon.
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Yeah.
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From what I understand.
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Or so I've been told.
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There's a song about it.
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I think sky rockets in flight.
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Afternoon night.
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Dang, Scott, that was pretty good.
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I don't know if you know this, Meredith,
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but in a previous life,
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Like the nineteen eighties,
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I was actually the lead singer of a
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band.
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There you go.
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I said, as the man can sing,
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we almost watched.
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We're talking about movies that you don't
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have to turn your brain on for.
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My wife had that two day training, right?
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So yesterday and the day before and the
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day before, which was,
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I guess that had been Tuesday.
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She called me on the way home and
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said,
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We're either watching Dumb and Dumber or
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Step Brothers when I get home because I
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have had enough.
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She said,
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I need to just watch something that I
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don't have to think about.
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And I said,
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and we were going through it,
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and I said, Anchorman?
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She was actually good with Anchorman,
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but my daughter wanted to watch Step
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Brothers, so we ended up putting that on.
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You said Afternoon Delight.
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That was the first thing that came to
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mind.
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Anchorman.
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Meg says Dumb and Dumber always.
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That's my wife's favorite movie of all
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time, man.
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I love Dumb and Dumber, man.
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I would put that above Step Brothers and
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Anchorman in my... Oh,
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Pitt's heads are falling off!
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i i i think i've said this like
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will ferrell is not my guy like yeah
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no that's as soon as you said that
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i was like well you're not a big
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fan of will ferrell anyway so i like
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him as a a side character like old
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school like where he's not the main dude
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i think he brings levity really well that
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way but it's rare that when he's the
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star of the movie like wedding crashers we
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just watched that like a week ago
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As mom, give me some meatloaf.
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Meatloaf.
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Like that's funny.
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And that like he shines in that.
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Or in Austin Powers.
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I'm not dead.
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Very badly injured.
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Yes.
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Yes.
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He is awesome in that.
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I didn't know who he was at that
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point.
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Like I really,
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really didn't when that came out.
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And I just remember laughing so hard at
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that one particular moment where like he
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just kept, I'm not dead.
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Oh yeah.
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Frank the Tank, baby.
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We're going streaking.
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Streaking into quad.
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Come on, Snoop.
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I can see this very much, Ferg.
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Frank the Tank is a spirit animal.
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Yeah, makes sense.
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Totally tracks.
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Makes sense, yeah.
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And Fergie also said he does the noon
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mom class because he wins the workouts.
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Dude.
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Dude,
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I've worked out with some moms that kick
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the living shit out of me.
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I want to beat everybody in my gym.
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Every time, if I drop into class,
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I'm not dropping into class because I want
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to just go and hang out with my
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people.
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I do.
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I am.
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But if I'm dropping into class,
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I'm dropping into class to destroy
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everybody's hopes and dreams for the day.
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And I don't care who it is.
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You could have just started the day
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before.
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You could have been here for ten years.
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You could be the noon mom.
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Come up to five thirty, whatever.
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I'm here to crush your dreams today.
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When Donna Aramo is in your noon class.
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that's a different type of relationship
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and she is the mom of christy aramo
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o'connell uh she pretty much wipes the
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floor with everybody that's there other
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than her daughter i bet i don't have
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that problem we don't have any games
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athletes at my gym so here we go
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your car is very loud thanks
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To be fair,
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we didn't have a Jamie at my gym.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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I don't know.
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I'm missing out some stuff.
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Okay.
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So I don't even know where I want
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to start with this.
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I know you started watching Lioness.
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Yeah.
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And season three just ended.
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And I know you're not there yet.
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I'm not going to do any spoilers.
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It's fine.
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I'm going to watch it regardless.
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And it has not been renewed yet for
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season four.
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And I will say this.
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Season three ends with a major
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cliffhanger.
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Of course it does.
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Why wouldn't it?
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It has been running in Paramount Plus's
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top ten shows.
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for over two hundred days in a row
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no sense in renewing that that is six
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months plus that it has been in the
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top ten now mind you the new season
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just started like two months ago so the
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four months before that it didn't even
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have new material bro how in the hell
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how in the hell
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How in the hell does that not
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automatically get renewed?
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because like we talked about the other day
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Taylor Sheridan has no problem speaking
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his mind about whatever else is going on
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in the world and they don't like that
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they would like it a whole lot better
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if he would just produce stuff put stuff
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out that does as well as everything that
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he's done so far with the exception of
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freaking Marshalls because that sucked but
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I don't think Sheridan's not involved with
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Marshalls
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no it's a spin-off that somebody else and
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you can tell you can absolutely tell it's
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a spin-off it's formulaic i watched one
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episode and i was like i'm never watching
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this again this is terrible and i like
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um what's his name the kid that the
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actor that plays the the dude like that
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suit you know you know that actor dude
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yeah yeah you know for me cory the
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main guy the main guy um
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Who plays Casey Dutton?
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Luke Grimes.
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Thank you.
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I like Luke Grimes.
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Yeah.
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I remember watching all of...
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yellowstone and telling jennifer's like
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this dude needs to be in more stuff
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like i just i could see him playing
19:51
other you know other characters don't want
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to get pigeonholed and just playing casey
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dutton and he got pigeonholed playing
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casey dutton and they put him on cbs
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and catnip for old folks
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He's just a dude being a dude playing
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another dude.
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Exactly.
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Exactly.
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Here's the problem,
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and I know we've talked about this,
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and we've bashed Marshalls a lot,
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and it actually did improve a little bit
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at the end of the first season.
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Oh, yeah?
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And my only hope is that...
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They continue down that path because
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here's the problem.
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They made Casey Dutton,
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who is a former Special Forces Navy SEAL
20:30
person.
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And in Yellowstone,
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he was the biggest badass on the ranch
20:35
that nobody really wanted to go up
20:37
against.
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And there were brief moments where he
20:41
showed his badassery.
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And that's what made it even more,
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because he didn't want to do any of
20:48
that kind of stuff.
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So, like,
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you could see him being reserved and
20:51
holding back,
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and then when he finally pushed him too
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far.
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But if I were to find out,
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you found out.
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I'm the baddest dude out here,
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and do not make me show you.
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And they really wussified him on the CBS
21:03
version.
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Yeah.
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Catnip for old folks.
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Dude, like, it just...
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It's so frustrating.
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Here's the thing.
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So CBS does it.
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They all do it nowadays,
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but CBS is really bad for it.
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So if it would have been a hit,
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how long before you got Marshalls,
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New York City, Marshalls,
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like whatever else,
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because they started spinning that off
21:30
like a spinoff of the spinoff, right?
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Because there's NCIS Miami and there's
21:35
NCIS this place and there's NCIS freaking
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Puerto Rico or whatever else it is.
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Like they're all over the place.
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So how long would it have been if
21:46
people would have been like – if it
21:47
had actually been decent for the first
21:49
couple episodes before, oh,
21:52
now let's take this concept and let's –
21:54
because there's no creativity left.
21:56
Whatsoever.
21:57
Especially on CBS.
21:59
Especially on CBS.
22:01
So, and here's the thing.
22:03
It is a hit.
22:04
It is a hit because the older,
22:08
what you say, the catnip for old people,
22:10
like it is that thing where they, like,
22:16
and my mom's going to crucify me tonight
22:18
when I talk to her on the phone,
22:20
but like my mom will not watch Yellowstone
22:24
because of the language.
22:26
Yeah.
22:26
Right?
22:27
And that's her prerogative.
22:29
Sure.
22:29
So you throw Marshalls on CBS.
22:31
It doesn't have the language.
22:33
And then she thinks that that is like
22:35
hard-hitting television.
22:37
Right.
22:38
But it's missing a lot.
22:39
And here's my argument.
22:42
You can be hard-hitting without language.
22:44
Sure.
22:45
But CBS wussifies it all for the masses
22:49
as opposed to like going after good
22:53
writing.
22:53
Right.
22:54
Yeah.
22:55
Steal an awesome character and like remove
22:58
the good writing and then throw it up
23:00
and people are tuning in left and right.
23:02
Yeah.
23:04
but they don't know how to take one
23:06
thing down and then adjust for the rest
23:08
of it.
23:09
Right.
23:10
Like a good sound, good sound editor.
23:12
Oh man, that, that, that, you know,
23:13
that part sounds kind of muddy right
23:15
there.
23:15
We really don't want that.
23:16
We're not, well, let's take this away.
23:18
Okay.
23:18
Well, if I take this away now,
23:19
it's now this part sounds kind of weird.
23:21
Well,
23:22
let's adjust it until you can finally kind
23:23
of get the mix right.
23:24
And it sounds outstanding and you got rid
23:27
of what you didn't want.
23:29
but you maintain the integrity of it.
23:31
They don't know how to do that.
23:33
They just turn the whole thing down and
23:36
just, yeah,
23:36
it'll be fine like it is right there.
23:38
It's still the same character.
23:39
No, it's not the same character anymore.
23:42
It's really not.
23:43
That dude bears very little resemblance
23:45
other than the haircut in his outfit,
23:48
whereas bears very little resemblance to
23:50
the Casey Dutton that everybody watched on
23:53
Yellowstone for however many seasons it
23:55
was on.
23:57
Avera,
23:57
I don't want to bring up your comment
23:59
because I don't want to put a spoiler
24:00
out there because the Lioness finale was
24:03
only like a week and a half ago.
24:06
But this is your answer.
24:09
You missed the point that Joe is the
24:11
bait, not the target.
24:15
That's the point that they're driving
24:17
home.
24:23
CIS Columbus,
24:24
where all the detectives are jacked and
24:26
tanned.
24:34
We got the best viewers.
24:36
It's not even close.
24:42
So I did buy a book.
24:44
I heard.
24:46
Got pages?
24:49
Well, I bought the audio version.
24:51
So no.
24:55
It's still a book.
24:57
There it is.
24:59
There it is.
25:00
Vicky on top of stuff.
25:04
So I actually bought the Sylvester
25:06
Stallone memoir steps.
25:09
But not the actual book.
25:13
And I am four chapters in already.
25:16
Well, yeah,
25:17
because all you have to do is listen
25:18
to it.
25:18
I'd imagine you're four chapters in.
25:22
What kills me about stuff like that is
25:24
that the audio book stuff is that,
25:26
or for you,
25:27
is that when do you listen to it?
25:29
Because that's what I'm having a hard time
25:31
with.
25:32
yeah because you know what i don't have
25:35
to read it like i it's it's hard
25:40
a book like that i want to listen
25:41
to very intently and so it's hard to
25:44
listen to at work yeah because you gotta
25:46
yeah you try to pay attention to it
25:48
yeah where i put like a crossfit video
25:50
up on my laptop while i'm working i
25:53
don't need to pay attention to it in
25:55
depth
25:57
Yeah.
25:57
This one I want to hear everything,
25:59
but I am actually reading two other books
26:01
right now because friends asked me to.
26:05
Oh.
26:06
Ladies and gentlemen,
26:07
Scott Schweitzer will read if you ask him
26:10
to.
26:10
No, no, no.
26:12
Scott Schweitzer will read a book if you
26:14
write one and you ask me to review
26:17
it.
26:19
Oh.
26:19
So there's a lot of like caveats to
26:22
that.
26:22
Let me guess.
26:25
So I don't want to put it out
26:27
there because I don't know if these people
26:28
want people to know where they're at in
26:30
their journey.
26:32
But what I do want to say is
26:34
that, hey, I do not wear a robe,
26:40
especially a pink leopard skin robe.
26:44
That's probably way more information than
26:45
we need, Scott.
26:47
Ladies and gentlemen, Scott does not read,
26:48
nor does he wear robes.
26:52
Got way more information than Skybox got
26:54
today.
26:58
Did you see that Caleb Williams is getting
27:00
ripped for wearing a robe in the locker
27:02
room after the game?
27:03
My body said my man didn't dress out.
27:05
He just went to the game to take
27:07
a shower.
27:12
Hey, I ain't saying nothing about it.
27:14
He looked comfy.
27:15
He looked happy as shit that Case Keenum
27:18
got him a win and got the game
27:20
ball and all that kind of stuff.
27:23
It did look a little weird.
27:24
He did look like a proud grandfather with
27:27
a smoking jacket on.
27:30
However,
27:31
he is just a target for everything.
27:36
People just hate on that kid.
27:40
Yeah.
27:40
Oh, my.
27:42
What the?
27:49
Scott,
27:49
did you see they're expanding the Arnold's
27:51
footprint this year by adding thirty
27:53
thousand square foot tent a couple blocks
27:56
away?
27:57
Good night.
27:59
So I'm not sure it's expanding the
28:01
footprint because in the past they've used
28:04
Goodale Park, didn't have a tent over it,
28:07
but they ran some of the events like
28:09
at an outdoor park in the past.
28:12
It's already at three different locations
28:14
in Columbus.
28:18
now what's that for so they so the
28:20
arnold is the big fitness expo in columbus
28:23
arnold schwarzenegger runs it they take
28:26
the entire yeah not hey arnold or no
28:28
no no no not arnold from happy days
28:32
from happy days or uh what was the
28:35
other one uh gosh doing it the little
28:39
short black dude
28:42
Arnold Drummond from different strokes.
28:44
Yes.
28:44
Thank you.
28:46
Different strokes.
28:46
I couldn't remember the name of it.
28:48
Why is that in my head?
28:50
Right.
28:52
But like now between the two of us,
28:54
you knew what I was talking about.
28:56
That's fantastic in and of itself.
28:58
So there's a small park along the river
29:01
that has an arch from like the old
29:04
train station.
29:06
And that's apparently where they're
29:07
putting this.
29:08
A thirty thousand square foot tent.
29:11
That's a big tent.
29:12
You can do a lot of camping underneath
29:14
there.
29:15
That's like five CrossFit gyms.
29:21
So yeah,
29:22
they already have the entire convention
29:24
center.
29:25
They have the fairgrounds venue.
29:29
And then they have like a fitness place
29:32
where they do like indoor swimming and
29:35
stuff like that.
29:37
That is insanity, man.
29:39
There are so many people in this town.
29:41
I avoid downtown like it's the plague when
29:44
the Arnold's going on.
29:49
What are they doing underneath the tent?
29:51
Is it a circus?
29:52
Is it like a fitness circus going on?
29:57
I don't know, dude.
29:58
I don't know what they're putting there.
29:59
Like back...
30:01
Back when they were using Goodale Park,
30:03
they would do like pump and runs there.
30:07
I'm sorry, what?
30:08
A pump and run.
30:09
You don't know what a pump and run
30:10
is?
30:12
So you get under a bench press at
30:14
like two twenty five and you knock out
30:16
as many reps as you can.
30:17
And as soon as you're done,
30:18
you take off on like a five K.
30:21
so like four and then run a five
30:23
game got it so and then the premise
30:26
is that you get like ten seconds knocked
30:28
off for every rep of bench press you
30:31
do um and so they did that there
30:38
they had some like um obstacle course
30:40
stuff uh in the park where like they
30:44
made them carry tree stumps and
30:49
Like on commando?
30:50
Yeah.
30:51
Like, dude.
30:53
Tree stump in one hand,
30:54
chainsaw in the other.
30:59
It's one of those things where you have
31:02
to see it one time.
31:04
No, I don't.
31:04
Because, like,
31:05
everything that may be a sport is at
31:08
this thing.
31:10
Like, they had axe throwing.
31:12
They have archery.
31:13
They have kickboxing.
31:15
They have strongman.
31:18
They have bodybuilding.
31:19
They used to have CrossFit.
31:20
That got all jacked up.
31:23
Remind me how many people had this thing?
31:26
Like half a mil.
31:27
Yeah, I'm not going.
31:28
Yeah.
31:31
Now granted,
31:31
it's spread out over like now four
31:33
locations.
31:35
Yeah.
31:36
still not going that's still so if it's
31:40
that's that's a hundred and twenty five
31:41
thousand people per location at that point
31:44
that's that's more than that you can see
31:47
in tiger stadium on a saturday night no
31:49
thank you i'm good uh fergie used to
31:53
be known as pump and run in college
31:55
that's why i was confused whenever you
31:56
said that i thought we were just talking
31:57
about fergie uh that's a half a mil
32:02
too many
32:04
Yeah, so I used – and again,
32:07
I used to work security for the Arnold.
32:09
I used to escort the posing whatever,
32:15
males and females to the stage.
32:18
And once I did that for about five
32:20
years, I'm out.
32:22
Like I was done.
32:23
No, you did your time.
32:24
Yep.
32:25
You did your time, served your purpose,
32:27
got to see all that stuff,
32:28
got to meet all those people and whatnot.
32:30
I'm sure that was cool.
32:32
um but there's no way i am willfully
32:35
going to an event that i know there's
32:36
going to be half of me that's that
32:38
it's like going to mardi gras only would
32:40
fit people no thank you and i'm probably
32:43
under selling the half mil it's probably
32:45
more than that yeah i'm sure i'm sure
32:49
uh that's a lot of no explode yeah
32:54
it is it is the biggest supplement sales
32:58
venue probably in the world
33:01
There's one huge part of the convention
33:05
center that is nothing but vendors with
33:08
the most massive booths you've ever seen
33:12
in your life.
33:14
Like Rogue brings out the big booth for
33:16
the Arnold.
33:18
But it's like everybody from X Endurance
33:21
to...
33:24
God,
33:24
I can't even name the supplements anymore.
33:27
Ghost, Rain, C-For, they're all there.
33:31
And they're all handing out samples.
33:34
That's what Amanda's saying.
33:36
Amanda said you can leave with enough free
33:37
samples to last a year.
33:38
Yeah.
33:41
Yeah,
33:41
the first year I went and I didn't
33:42
really realize it.
33:45
I sampled so many because they have like
33:47
pre-workout in cups that you can just grab
33:50
and like throw back.
33:52
Yeah,
33:52
I was basically like running up the walls,
33:54
hanging off the roof by the end of
33:56
the first day.
33:57
Just sitting around doing this.
34:02
Your eyeballs itching or is that just
34:04
mine?
34:06
I knew what it felt like to be
34:07
Ronnie Coleman.
34:10
I was showing some, uh,
34:12
who was showing us that somebody was
34:13
showing me the other day,
34:14
a thing Ronnie Coleman was on in his
34:16
wheelchair,
34:16
like showing people how to lift weights.
34:21
Do they still have Jack three D I
34:23
don't know, man,
34:24
but I think I sampled that too.
34:26
Nobody has that anymore than Jason.
34:28
That's not even a thing.
34:30
This one supplement company took their
34:32
pre-workout and it was like a,
34:34
like a wild cherry flavor and they'd made
34:37
it a slushy.
34:39
Oh,
34:40
I think I drank about forty-seven little
34:44
cups of that.
34:46
It's probably what got you right there.
34:49
I think that is probably why I'm in
34:51
AFib these days and worrying about it.
34:55
It was that day of cherry slushies of
34:59
pre-workout.
35:03
Like what's his name had on Mallrats?
35:07
Just walking around with that the whole
35:08
time.
35:10
Because, like, I am a slushy addict.
35:16
No books.
35:17
Slushy addict.
35:18
Doesn't wear robes.
35:20
We're learning a lot about Scott today.
35:23
Yeah.
35:26
The Ultimate Orange was a precursor to
35:27
Jack Three-D.
35:28
Pretty much orange-flavored.
35:29
Veteran.
35:30
Jesus Christ.
35:34
That sounds interesting.
35:37
You know what that is, man?
35:38
That's riding the snake, man.
35:39
Oh, yeah.
35:40
Riding the snake.
35:42
Cocaine is a hell of a drug.
35:47
Oh, I fought what he said.
35:56
Super freak.
35:57
Rick James.
35:58
I fought Rick James on five separate
36:00
occasions.
36:12
Rest in peace, Charlie Murphy.
36:16
Rest in peace, Charlie Murphy.
36:19
Oh, gosh, dude.
36:21
Like every time we say something,
36:22
something else pops in my head.
36:23
I just got to shut up.
36:24
Shut up, voice.
36:25
Shut up, voice.
36:26
Because I immediately went to the Eddie
36:28
Murphy documentary where they talk about
36:30
Charlie and being his security guard.
36:33
Mm-hmm.
36:37
And Eddie was like,
36:37
and he was good at it.
36:39
Well, because he loved his brother.
36:43
He would fight people.
36:45
All you had to do was say something.
36:46
There's a clip of him,
36:49
of Eddie on stage somewhere.
36:51
And I don't remember.
36:52
It might have been from one of the
36:53
specials like Delirious or the other one
36:57
where somebody said something like in the
36:58
crowd while he was on stage.
37:00
And you can hear Charlie from the other
37:02
side of the arena saying,
37:04
Like, threaten the dude.
37:06
Like, just out of the blue.
37:08
Habitual line for stuff, baby.
37:14
Did you see the botched execution?
37:17
I heard about it.
37:18
No, I did not actually see it.
37:22
You're sitting there on death row.
37:24
They pull you out.
37:26
They strap you down.
37:28
They put one injection in,
37:30
and it doesn't take...
37:31
They put a second one in,
37:33
and it doesn't take...
37:35
You got to feel pretty damn invincible at
37:37
that moment.
37:38
Yeah, just...
37:40
I mean, are we doing this?
37:41
Are we not?
37:42
Like, what's happening at this point?
37:44
We're coming.
37:45
We're going.
37:45
I thought this was the day.
37:48
Sweet Jesus.
37:49
You know what I'm saying?
37:49
You can't kill me.
37:51
Yeah.
37:52
Look,
37:53
how many times are y'all going to try?
37:54
That probably would have been my next
37:55
question.
37:56
Like, if we're not doing this today,
37:57
we're doing it again tomorrow.
37:58
Like, tell me what's happening right now.
38:00
I need to figure this out.
38:02
How many times am I going to walk
38:03
the mile, man?
38:04
Yeah, for real.
38:05
I've been here a lot.
38:08
Gosh darn.
38:12
uh meg she she's a redhead yeah in
38:15
the picture i've seen she's can't kill her
38:18
redhead can't kill somebody that have a
38:20
soul hey my wife's a redhead she got
38:24
a soul but you can't kill her i'll
38:25
tell you that god bless you it she
38:31
must be uh drinking that keith richards
38:33
serum that dude's gonna outlive everybody
38:37
i mean everybody everybody
38:39
Alien's going to show up in thirty five
38:41
million years.
38:41
It's going to be Keith with a guitar
38:42
smoking a cigarette by a barren wasteland
38:45
by himself.
38:46
Yeah.
38:53
Little did they know dude was a Wolverine.
38:54
Well, it's not a dude.
38:55
It's a dude.
38:59
And I believe I don't follow this stuff
39:03
remotely enough or probably too much even
39:07
for me.
39:08
But I think she's there because she killed
39:10
her children.
39:10
Is that right?
39:12
Oh, I don't know.
39:13
I just heard that they botched it.
39:16
The only few facts I have,
39:18
and I was trying not to bring it
39:19
up, is that she was on death row,
39:22
been on there for a while.
39:23
They tried to kill her.
39:24
It didn't work.
39:25
She says no, it wasn't for...
39:28
Meg watches all this stuff,
39:29
and I knew I shouldn't have stepped out
39:30
there on the limb.
39:31
It was going to break under me.
39:35
She killed a girl she thought was going
39:37
after her boyfriend.
39:41
She's been on death row for thirty years.
39:47
That's a long time.
39:48
The state was Tennessee.
39:51
Yeah.
39:52
What her current state is.
39:54
Not the state she's in.
39:56
Yeah.
39:59
Oh, man.
40:04
Just rumor says the Pablo Torre show about
40:06
Tebow is really good.
40:09
Yeah, we talked about that on Yay Sports.
40:13
If you want to hear about that,
40:14
go check out that episode.
40:15
It aired Tuesday night.
40:18
We talked about that pretty in-depth.
40:24
Oh.
40:27
In ninety-five, when she was eighteen,
40:29
Pike murdered her nineteen-year-old Job
40:31
Corps classmate, Colleen Slemmer,
40:34
in Knoxville.
40:38
And now we're trying to kill her,
40:39
and it just ain't working.
40:42
Yeah, Job Corps.
40:44
I had so many friends do that.
40:47
What's a Job Corps?
40:48
It was a Clinton administration program
40:51
that allowed you to work to pay off
40:54
your school debt.
40:55
Oh.
40:57
All right.
40:59
I was in school in nineteen ninety five.
41:01
We're hearing about that in South.
41:02
That is the very Reader's Digest version
41:05
of the of what it is.
41:08
Again,
41:08
I don't know why you're talking about the
41:09
Reader's Digest when you don't read books.
41:11
So Reader's Digest is not a book.
41:14
It is a magazine.
41:16
Is it?
41:17
It's about this big.
41:20
And I know because I just got my
41:21
wife's description to it.
41:22
So we got several floating around the
41:24
house right now.
41:27
Federal residential education and job
41:30
training.
41:30
I got that totally botched.
41:32
I'm thinking of something else.
41:34
For low income youth.
41:37
I was definitely a low income youth.
41:39
I was making full twenty five an hour
41:41
in nineteen ninety five.
41:43
What was the program that Clinton came out
41:45
with that you could pay off your student
41:47
loan debt?
41:51
Why can't I?
41:53
I'm all over the world.
41:55
You can't be asking me questions about
41:57
Clinton and programs and college because
42:00
that's Monica Lewinsky.
42:02
Nope, that's my brain.
42:04
I didn't say Monica.
42:05
You didn't have to.
42:07
You didn't have to.
42:09
She was an intern.
42:12
I know who and what she is, man.
42:17
If you were alive in the nineties,
42:18
you know that story.
42:20
Yes.
42:20
You couldn't even avoid it.
42:22
No, I don't care.
42:23
You could have been like six.
42:24
It wouldn't matter.
42:25
You'd heard, you'd heard about it.
42:28
Um, last thing like non,
42:32
we're not going to hit anything CrossFit
42:34
to add some stuff,
42:35
but you don't need to.
42:36
Yesterday we mentioned that Dennis Haskins
42:38
passed away.
42:39
The principal unsaved by the bell.
42:41
He was not in fact saved by the
42:43
bell.
42:43
He was not.
42:45
it's come out have you seen that that
42:47
the actors from there coming out saying
42:50
that basically they get no residuals for
42:53
anything really they do at this point get
42:57
um so tiffany amber thesen came out and
42:59
said basically they don't get checks
43:01
anymore because they're so small it would
43:04
they would lose money writing the check
43:06
yeah it costs more money to send in
43:07
a check anyway
43:09
And even when they were getting checks,
43:12
they were super small.
43:14
And Mark Paul Gosler said, yeah,
43:16
they signed like really, really bad deals.
43:19
Well, I mean,
43:20
they didn't know at a time.
43:22
And then Mario Lopez came out and
43:24
confirmed it all that like, yeah, they,
43:26
so they, after some research,
43:29
this news media company said they got paid
43:33
fifteen hundred dollars an episode.
43:36
One thousand five hundred dollars an
43:38
episode.
43:41
I was always saved by the bell in
43:42
the air.
43:43
During that era,
43:45
Saved by the Bell was making over fifteen
43:48
million dollars a year in advertising
43:50
revenue alone.
43:51
Alone.
43:52
Yeah, I'm sure.
43:53
And I mean,
43:54
I imagine when they went into syndication,
43:56
like they probably got more deals because
43:59
here, there, I mean,
44:00
you couldn't get away from for a while.
44:03
And I'm assuming the kids got little to
44:05
nothing in residuals from that because of
44:07
the deal they sold.
44:09
And they...
44:10
and that means in syndication they're not
44:13
making new ones all that all the
44:15
production people are making everything on
44:18
stuff that's already been completed so
44:20
that's like pure profit yeah bruh that is
44:27
insane i would never in a million years
44:29
i'd get fifteen hundred bucks an episode
44:31
good night yeah thesen said that she
44:34
didn't make real money until beverly hills
44:36
nine oh two one oh oh i'm sure
44:38
i'm sure she got paid for that
44:41
I'm sure she got paid for that.
44:42
Yeah, and she still gets checks for that.
44:46
I would send her checks.
44:48
Not for that.
44:50
When your parent is your agent.
44:53
Probably not even when your parent is your
44:54
agent, dude, because that's,
44:57
I would hope anyway.
44:58
I mean, some,
44:59
a lot of Hollywood parents have no
45:01
scruples whatsoever, but like,
45:02
I would hope your kids would,
45:03
your parents would fight for you to go
45:05
better than fifteen hundred bucks an
45:06
episode considering all the time it took.
45:09
Right?
45:09
TV production,
45:10
especially something like that,
45:11
probably took a significant amount of
45:12
their time,
45:13
especially considering they were all very,
45:15
very young at the time.
45:18
Like that's, that's wild.
45:19
Yeah.
45:22
Dude.
45:22
And then the last thing,
45:25
because I didn't get into the Stallone
45:26
stuff too much,
45:27
but I saw a thing where he has
45:29
asked Amazon.
45:32
Amazon owns Rocky now?
45:34
Because I think they own... Paramount.
45:35
Not Paramount.
45:36
Twenty Century Fox?
45:38
Twenty Century Fox.
45:39
That's one out of two.
45:43
Stallone has asked them if he can recut
45:45
Rocky V.
45:48
Because it's like his biggest regret that
45:51
he didn't direct that one and he let
45:53
someone else handle it and he hates how
45:55
it came out.
45:57
And I think we all agree that it
45:59
is the worst Rocky movie of them all.
46:01
Oh, by far.
46:02
And in my mind, it doesn't even exist.
46:05
And he said, they asked him like,
46:07
if you recut it,
46:08
will it make it good?
46:09
And he said, nothing will make it good.
46:12
It'll just make it tolerable.
46:15
I didn't say I was going to make
46:16
it good.
46:17
I just wanted to make it better than
46:18
what it is.
46:19
Son of a bitch!
46:26
Yeah.
46:28
That is such a great answer.
46:30
No amount of cutting are going to make
46:32
that.
46:33
No amount of re-editing is going to make
46:34
it any good.
46:35
I just need it to be tolerable at
46:37
this point.
46:38
It needs to be better than what it
46:39
is right now.
46:40
Oh, that was a...
46:43
That was tonic.
46:43
Yeah.
46:44
Polishing the turd.
46:45
Exactly.
46:45
Very exactly.
46:47
That's the, that's Tommy gun, right?
46:49
That's yeah.
46:51
And George Washington Duke.
46:56
The only redeeming quality of that is the,
46:58
the speech he gives his son about life's
47:01
going to knock you down and you got
47:02
to get back up.
47:03
Like that's the only part of that movie.
47:04
That's memorable.
47:07
That is not even Rocky five, dude.
47:10
Is it not?
47:10
That's the one after that, then.
47:11
That's Rocky Balboa.
47:13
Oh, see?
47:14
There you go.
47:14
Yep.
47:16
Okay, so maybe when he tells Tommy Gunn,
47:21
my ring's outside,
47:23
whenever they get into a boar fight,
47:25
maybe that's...
47:27
Yeah, see,
47:28
that's how bad my memory is when it
47:30
comes to Rocky V.
47:31
I'm quoting shit from Rocky Balboa.
47:33
There you go.
47:34
Yeah,
47:35
Rocky V is where he dreams Mick yelling,
47:39
get up, you son of a bitch,
47:41
because Mickey loves you.
47:43
Yeah.
47:46
Mickey's been dead for quite some time.
47:49
Rocky V, not even good enough to quote.
47:51
Exactly.
47:52
Unless you want to say, my ring's outside.
47:57
And that ain't even cool.
47:58
No.
47:59
But what they were saying is that the
48:01
reason it's so bad is that they actually
48:03
had two villains in the movie.
48:04
Yeah.
48:05
Because Tommy Gunn is a villain by the
48:07
end and George Washington Duke is a
48:10
villain.
48:11
And so there was no way for Rocky
48:15
to legitimately take out the two villains.
48:20
Right.
48:22
Right.
48:22
Like Clubber Lang,
48:23
he beats him up in the ring.
48:26
Ivan Drago,
48:27
he takes them out in the ring.
48:28
Right.
48:29
America one in Rocky four.
48:30
He, he,
48:32
he like punches Tommy gun into the trash
48:35
cans.
48:36
Yeah.
48:37
And then he punches George Washington
48:39
Duke,
48:39
but there's not even like any satisfaction
48:42
in that.
48:43
No.
48:43
Well,
48:43
because by that point you're just like,
48:45
yeah, like he,
48:46
he'd been should have done that.
48:48
Like that should have happened.
48:50
Forty minutes ago.
48:53
Yeah.
48:55
Yeah, there you go, Ramirez.
48:56
You knocked him down.
48:58
Why don't you try knocking me down now?
49:04
I will say this.
49:05
So Stallone reads the audio book to you.
49:08
That's phenomenal.
49:10
I might have to buy it just for
49:11
that.
49:11
So you already know, like,
49:14
he talks kind of slow.
49:16
So I can actually listen to them at
49:18
like one and a quarter speed,
49:20
and it sounds like you and I talking.
49:22
Sounds like us, yeah.
49:25
Oh, look at this.
49:26
Retired Steve coming in.
49:28
The death count needed to be higher.
49:31
Yeah,
49:31
they needed Marion Cobretti to come in in
49:33
a pickup truck and just gun it all
49:35
down.
49:37
Probably during that frigging bar fight
49:40
scene.
49:40
Just take everybody out that was in there
49:42
and just call it good and just end
49:43
it right there.
49:45
Yeah,
49:45
that would have been a better ending to
49:47
the movie.
49:48
Maybe that's how he's going to recut it.
49:50
He's going to take that segment of Cobra
49:53
and swap it into Rocky V and just
49:56
mow everybody down.
49:58
It'll be like every time, oh,
50:02
what is his name?
50:03
Paul Rudd goes on whatever talk show it
50:08
was and brings the clip from Mac and
50:10
Me.
50:10
He's supposed to be promoting a movie.
50:16
because it makes no sense in the concept
50:18
of things but like all of a sudden
50:20
you see Rocky about to do something and
50:21
then Marion Cobra just drives up and it's
50:23
just a scene from Cobra it's just that
50:26
scene from Cobra and all of a sudden
50:27
everybody gets mowed down and then end
50:29
credits
50:32
you know i clipped this show and and
50:33
i put it out on different mediums and
50:35
whatever really and uh so i put the
50:39
the whole like us loving cobra on tick
50:41
tock no i cannot believe the amount of
50:45
traction that got on tick tock get out
50:47
from us talking about cobra the amount of
50:49
people that said that is the greatest
50:51
movie you gotta love that movie they're
50:56
not wrong
50:58
Our biggest TikTok video ever is us
51:01
talking about spotting someone who has so
51:03
much weight on the barbell that it has
51:05
whip.
51:06
Yes.
51:06
That thing has like a hundred thousand
51:08
views.
51:09
Really?
51:09
With like eighty comments.
51:13
Just people going, oh, yeah.
51:15
Well,
51:15
half people doing that and half people
51:17
going, oh, come on, man.
51:19
You can spot anybody because like they're
51:21
helping you with.
51:23
Can you?
51:24
Yeah.
51:24
It's just typical internet garbage.
51:26
Like you get half good, half bad.
51:29
That's hilarious.
51:30
Those people have never tried to grab a
51:32
four hundred pound barbell.
51:33
That's my struggling with right here or
51:36
who just tore their pack.
51:38
Yeah.
51:38
And I can't get it up at all.
51:40
The barbell can't get the barbell up.
51:43
It's.
51:47
I don't know.
51:48
It's not the video I would have pictured
51:50
being our biggest video ever on TikTok.
51:53
God, no.
51:54
Listen,
51:55
I am not going to pretend that I
51:56
understand TikTok.
51:58
tiktok's algorithm at all no that'd be
52:02
like if i went into reddit and just
52:03
started trying to make sense of what
52:05
anybody said over there not gonna happen
52:07
the last time i went into reddit my
52:09
hair going on fire um like one leg
52:12
of my pants fell off just randomly just
52:14
because the amount of shit that people say
52:16
on there that makes absolutely no sense
52:17
whatsoever yeah no it was not helping no
52:21
it was not no it was not
52:26
Forever he will now be Peckboy because I
52:28
couldn't remember his name in that moment.
52:30
From now,
52:31
if I had his number in my phone,
52:32
I would have changed it to Peckboy by
52:34
now.
52:36
Yeah.
52:38
It's just crazy the way the internet
52:39
works.
52:40
Oh, absolutely it is.
52:43
All right, man.
52:43
Well, I'm going to get back to work.
52:44
I'm going to eat some lunch.
52:47
I'm going to go write a mean email,
52:49
throw it into Copilot, say make this nice.
52:53
make this sound professional make this
52:55
sound less aggressive how do i how do
52:58
i professionally tell people to get bit
53:01
that's what you need to yeah no look
53:08
there's meg she's still she's still with
53:10
us mean emails because my morning has so
53:13
i'm supposed to do this training for this
53:15
other agency on how to use our website
53:19
i did the training they recorded it it
53:21
didn't save
53:24
So I was supposed to do it again
53:26
yesterday.
53:27
Got there,
53:28
they had technical issues and they're
53:29
like, well, let's just press on.
53:31
And I said, no,
53:32
let's not because I'm not doing it again.
53:35
How about you fix this stuff on your
53:37
end and you give me a call when
53:39
you're ready for me.
53:42
So they scheduled it for this morning.
53:44
So I go to the meeting,
53:46
having the same technical issues we had
53:48
yesterday.
53:51
I'm like, how about this?
53:52
How about I just record it myself on
53:55
my own computer?
53:57
I'll send you the file.
53:59
You can incorporate it into your
54:00
introduction and your ending.
54:04
And let's call it a day.
54:14
It's difficult to work with Scott's end of
54:16
the year review.
54:20
Oh, that's good stuff.
54:21
Yeah.
54:24
Yeah, I would have done the same thing,
54:25
Scott.
54:25
Tell you what,
54:26
let me just fix it for you.
54:28
And then you can do whatever you want
54:29
with it.
54:29
I ain't messing around with your bullshit
54:31
anymore.
54:32
I'll just record it myself and I'll send
54:34
you the file.
54:37
Because I'm a lone wolf.
54:40
It's Thanos at the end of the first
54:43
Avengers movie.
54:44
He goes, I just do it myself.
54:48
I just take care of it.
54:49
Not a big deal.
54:50
Let's hope I'm not just sitting on the
54:51
steps at the end of this training session
54:54
staring off into the sunset as a failure.
54:59
Probably not.
55:01
And the orbiter of truth.
55:04
As long as I'm the arbiter of truth,
55:06
the rest of it is fine.
55:07
Difficult to work with, however,
55:09
is the arbiter of truth.
55:11
Those two things kind of,
55:13
they're going to mesh together at this
55:14
point.
55:15
Yeah.
55:17
All right, man.
55:18
I got to go.
55:19
We'll see everybody later.
55:20
Take us out, Vic.
55:22
You wouldn't wait to get to the editing
55:23
room to jazz me up.
55:26
I'm already jazzy.
55:37
Lunch with the Clydesdale Cowboy in the
55:38
saddle.
55:39
Lunch with the Clydesdale Cowboy in the
55:41
saddle.
55:41
Talking to reps,
55:42
real life strength in the battle.
55:45
From the gym to the screen, yeah,
55:47
we cover it all.
55:50
Midday motivation every time we press
55:52
call.
55:54
Lunch with the Clydesdale Cowboy in the
55:56
heat.
55:57
CrossFit, movies, music on repeat.
55:59
Half hour hustle, yeah,
56:00
we building that brand.
56:01
Grab a plate, shoot it.