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Lunch with the Clydesdale - Media Partnership with Events · Clydesdale Media Podcast

• 0:34
  What is going on, everybody?
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  Welcome to lunchtime.
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  It's lunchtime with the Clydesdale.
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  Yep, it is Thursday.
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  We're getting close to the
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  end of the week.
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  Gonna throw a dart.
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  Shouldn't have, but I did.
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  There it is.
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  All right, it is Thursday.
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  We're heading into the weekend.
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  Tomorrow,
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  we're gonna have a little bit of
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  a different show.
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  I'm gonna have...
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  uh, Debbie Wagner and Sandy fence on from,
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  uh, Ohio's public safety group, uh,
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  talking about what they're
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  doing to keep first
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  responders healthy and, uh,
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  tributing doing a tribute to the, uh,
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  victims of nine,
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  so we're gonna talk about that tomorrow.
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  It's not gonna be a normal lunchtime,
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  but we're still gonna have some fun, uh,
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  talking with those, uh, fine ladies.
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  um I do want I have a bunch
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  of updates but I wanted to
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  play one thing if I can
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  find it and of course I
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  cannot um let's try here
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  what's going on jay birch
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  amanda megan jeff craig
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  sarah cory meredith and trained olive
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  What's going on?
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  All right.
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  This came out yesterday.
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  Really like what CrossFit's
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  been doing lately.
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  So I wanted to play this for
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  you if you didn't see it.
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  Because of CrossFit,
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  I can... New campaign.
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  They made this at the games this year.
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  So I'm going to play that for you now.
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  Live an active and healthy lifestyle.
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  Do burpees.
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  Do pull-ups.
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  Move like a thirty year old.
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  Do what I love.
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  Feel like myself again.
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  Now at forty-five,
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  do the same things I used
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  to do at twenty-five.
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  I can jump on boxes that my
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  other seventy-year-old
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  friends admire me for being able to do.
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  Play with my grandchildren for hours.
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  Be a better mom and a better person.
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  Haul in all the groceries all at once.
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  Walk through life with confidence.
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  Be my best self in the world for my family,
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  my students and my friends.
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  I can speak.
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  I had a stroke January third
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  in the CrossFit box.
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  As we were warming up,
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  the coach recognized my symptoms,
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  called the ambulance.
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  They took me, treated me,
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  and the next day I was able
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  to get back in and speak again.
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  Because of CrossFit.
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  Yeah.
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  Jay Burch says,
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  and you can apparently make your own.
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  You can.
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  You can also...
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  You can also tag CrossFit
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  and hashtag because of CrossFit I can,
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  and they're going to play
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  some of those throughout
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  the next few weeks or so.
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  Brian Spinn said something
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  really interesting last
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  night that I really dug, and that was
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  That the key to all this
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  that's coming out with
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  CrossFit is it can't just be a campaign.
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  It has to be a culture.
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  And we have to get back to
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  where all of this stuff
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  becomes the culture of
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  CrossFit as opposed to just
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  a marketing campaign.
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  And so I think that people
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  are behind the recent
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  campaigns that CrossFit is putting out.
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  And they're really cool and
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  they really tell a great message.
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  But I think a lot of people
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  are also very hesitant to
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  jump all in until you see
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  that this starts becoming
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  the culture of CrossFit.
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  And I don't think we'll know
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  that for a fact until we
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  know who the new owners are
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  and that we know what
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  direction they're going to
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  take this whole thing.
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  So, yeah,
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  I wanted to give credit to Spin
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  for saying that.
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  It was a great, great quote.
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  A campaign is not a culture.
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  We've got to get it to a culture.
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  The campaign is just the first step.
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  let's hope that we can get
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  to the culture part of this
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  because that's what we
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  truly truly need I'm going
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  to go through a couple
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  quick updates first update
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  is that alex gazan has
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  announced that she is
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  withdrawing from the wfp tour stop two um
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  I've been saying for a
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  couple weeks that I don't
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  think she's going to do
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  tier Guadalupalooza SoCal.
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  I think her individual
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  career is too important to
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  risk anything in her rehab
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  over an invitational.
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  And she has enough points
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  from winning tour stop one
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  of WFP that tour stop two
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  is not going to prevent her
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  from making it to the finals.
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  So she withdraws there.
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  And I do believe that she'll
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  withdraw from SoCal as well
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  before it gets here.
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  So we'll see what happens for sure.
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  I know she's back to putting
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  some weight on the leg and
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  doing some things,
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  but her individual career
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  next year is going to be
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  way too important to mess
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  anything up by a hasty
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  decision this year.
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  so I think while we all want
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  to see her back on the
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  floor as quickly as
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  possible the best scenario
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  for her is to get that
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  rehabbed and come back next
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  year better and stronger
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  than ever and ready to kick
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  some ass um I've also been
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  working on my hattie
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  documentary uh hanging out
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  with her at the crossfit games
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  It is not going as quickly
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  as I had hoped because I
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  got so much footage.
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  Just going through all the footage.
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  And what's crazy is Hattie
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  is so open and raw and
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  blunt about so many things
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  that as I'm... My first
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  pass through is editing it
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  down to what I'm going to use.
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  And after watching Hiller's
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  critique of the WFP video,
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  I'd like the way he like
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  led us into the way his
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  mind works in looking at these things.
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  Cause I really like his day
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  in the life videos with athletes.
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  And I'm really trying to
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  like cut out all of the
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  stuff that doesn't feed
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  into telling the story.
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  So, um,
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  So I'm going through that
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  phase right now where I'm
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  taking all this footage and
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  I'm cutting it down to what
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  really tells the story of
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  hanging out with a CrossFit
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  Games athlete the weekend
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  of the CrossFit Games.
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  And there's a lot of content left.
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  So I'll do one pass.
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  I'll start putting it together.
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  And I'm already kind of compiling it now.
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  and I'll go through it again
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  probably make another edit
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  pass make sure everything's
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  in the right order and then
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  hopefully we'll have it out
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  in a few weeks my first
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  thought was that I could
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  have this out before the
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  masters crossfit games I
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  don't think that is
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  possible because there's so
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  much good stuff um
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  both had interest in gave me
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  that it's going to take me
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  a little bit of time uh to
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  kind of weed it down to
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  what what I need and make
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  it usable and make it a
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  story but super excited
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  about it because some of
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  the stuff that uh came out
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  in just basic conversation
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  is really really good stuff
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  so um and speak of the devil
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  she is in the comments
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  there she is um yeah really
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  excited about it um and
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  I'll keep you guys updated
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  where I'm at uh for all of that um
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  The last thing I'm going to
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  say is last night I did get
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  my media credentials for
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  the Masters CrossFit Games,
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  the age group CrossFit Games.
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  And I've been told yes for a
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  couple months.
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  I just wasn't given any
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  details or any information
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  about it or how much I
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  could do or not do at the games.
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  And so I have them and it does get me in.
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  It is far less access than I
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  had last year.
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  I'm somewhat disappointed in that because
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  I'm not allowed in the warmup area.
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  I'm not allowed on the floor.
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  Last year we had two people on the floor,
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  two people in the warmup
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  area to do the full behind the scenes.
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  And this year I'm not
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  allowed anybody on the
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  floor and I'm not allowed
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  anybody in any of the warmup areas.
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  So I will have to do it all.
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  like out in amongst the crowd.
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  And I'm going to have to
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  figure out different mics
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  this year because my boom mic,
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  it'll be too loud in the
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  arena to get what I'm trying to get.
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  So I've got to figure all that out.
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  But I've decided,
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  and I want you guys to be
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  the first to know,
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  that last year I did eleven
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  and eleven episode behind
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  the scenes of the masters
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  crossfit games I'm not
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  going to be able to do that
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  with the limited access I
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  have this year so this year
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  will be more of like a four
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  or five episode behind the
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  scenes and that's if I can
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  even get the stuff I need
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  to get to do it um
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  it's not even going to be
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  really behind the scenes because I'm not,
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  I don't have access to
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  anything behind the scenes.
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  It's going to be like out on the floor,
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  just talking to athletes,
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  kind of compiling that together.
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  Um,
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  so it's going to be a lot more limited
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  this year than it was last year,
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  which really bums me out.
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  Um,
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  But Scott,
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  this year you can just enjoy watching us.
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  I would enjoy that very, very much.
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  This is where I'm disappointed,
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  and it's probably my
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  monologue for the day.
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  And that is that...
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  Draw your dagger.
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  Yeah, rub that salt, buddy.
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  It must be because there's
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  so much media coverage for
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  the age groupers that they
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  don't need your help.
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  I think it is.
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  This is what sucks.
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  We talk about Masters
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  athletes year round on this channel.
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  We're the only channel that
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  really does that.
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  And that's because Jamie is
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  a Masters athlete.
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  She is affected by a lot of
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  these decisions.
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  But I've always been close
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  with the Masters athletes.
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  And I love those people.
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  Lito actually makes a great point.
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  Do you think it's because of
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  all the minors this year?
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  Could be.
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  Could be last year I had
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  access to the warmup area,
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  but they had a gate around
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  the actual like warmup area.
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  And so I was outside that fence,
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  but I was still allowed to
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  like hang out there and I
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  could call people over to
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  the fence and was able to do that.
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  Plus it's all depending on
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  the scheduling and there's
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  four different floors and I
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  guess four different warmup areas.
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  one for each of the different floors.
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  So I could avoid the teens
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  if that's what they wanted from me.
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  Um, uh, Megan,
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  this is the only place that
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  has good masters interviews and news.
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  You guys are the best.
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  Um,
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  so so this is what's
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  disappointing last year I
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  did an eleven episode
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  behind the scenes promoting
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  that event I also did
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  several interviews leading
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  up to the games
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  with Masters athletes.
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  I put out a blanket thing on
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  Instagram and said,
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  anybody who wants to be interviewed,
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  notify me and I will do my
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  best to interview everybody
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  I can from the Masters group.
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  I did all of that free of charge.
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  I didn't get paid by Legends.
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  I didn't get paid by the
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  Masters CrossFit Games.
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  I did those things on my own dime.
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  my own dime I was respectful
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  of every rule that I was
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  given I followed the rules
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  I did everything I was
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  supposed to do and I put
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  out this content free of
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  charge on everything I put
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  out I also tagged legends
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  and the crossfit games they
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  shared none of it
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  None of it.
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  It was all out there for
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  free of charge for them to do.
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  I made a trailer for every episode.
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  I tagged them on every one
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  of them and none of them were shared.
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  Nobody else is showcasing
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  the Masters athletes.
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  Nobody.
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  And the fact that I have to
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  scratch and claw to just
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  get in the building is
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  really freaking frustrating.
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  And now I'm allowed in the building,
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  but really I only have spectator access.
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  So I can't even give you a
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  behind-the-scenes look
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  because I'm not allowed
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  behind the scenes of anything.
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  you can go back and watch
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  last year's behind the
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  scenes and you'll see that
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  I am behind a fence I am
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  calling people over to me
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  and if you choose to not
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  come talk to me you don't
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  have to come over I only
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  did it if I could get your
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  attention I tried to stay
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  out of people's way I was
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  very respectful of people
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  getting ready for their
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  events I only talked to
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  people who are willing to
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  talk to me and through
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  those eleven episodes
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  I would say ninety eight
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  percent of it was positive
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  promotion of that event.
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  The only thing that was not
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  positive were the three
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  people that popped for steroids or PEDs.
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  Excuse me.
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  And I had interviewed them
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  before and all I did was show how.
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  what big con artists they
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  were by what they said to
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  me before they knew they
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  were going to pop.
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  And then when they popped,
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  I showed it to show how
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  shitty they looked.
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  Um, that, so that, that hurts.
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  It sucks.
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  And this world of like media.
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  And I think people don't get it.
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  I think it's weird.
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  People like Savan get it.
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  When they went to Syndicate Crown,
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  it was a partnership
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  between them and Syndicate Crown.
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  They're promoting the event.
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  The event promotes them.
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  It's a mutual agreement between the two.
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  Most events look at media,
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  third-party media,
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  as this outside thing that
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  has nothing to do with their event,
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  and they don't want to do
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  anything to help them.
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  truly I am there to promote
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  the masters athletes I I
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  follow them they're my
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  friends I've become
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  entrenched in this culture
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  of masters athletes and I
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  want to promote the event
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  and them but I want but I
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  am given nothing of that in
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  return I'm barely given
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  access none of the content is shared
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  And the people running the
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  Masters CrossFit Games are
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  missing out because they
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  don't understand the
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  relationship between media
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  and their event.
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  And maybe some media people
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  abused that in the past,
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  but I have a track record
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  of being very respectful
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  and following every rule
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  and doing what I'm told to
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  highlight the athletes and
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  the event when I'm there covering it.
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  So what they've decided to
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  do is just complete
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  disrespect for everything
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  I've tried to do to promote their event.
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  And it hurts, it sucks, it pisses me off.
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  Draw your dagger.
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  I'm a nobody in this space,
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  and I see companies, channels, entities,
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  events,
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  used media I have made without
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  ever even talking to me about it.
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  There's obviously a
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  disconnect between the media and others.
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  There is.
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  I mean,
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  draw your dagger is a hardworking
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  photographer, videographer.
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  I've been in the pits with him.
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  Guy busts his ass,
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  and he's there probably free of charge.
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  probably on his own dime uh
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  doing what he can for
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  everybody else so um who
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  let the cats out meow uh
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  scott looking from the
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  outside it doesn't seem
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  like legends have much of a
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  grasp of anything when it
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  comes to crossfit
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  competitions not just media
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  I mean,
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  I don't want to get into complete
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  negativity and lose what I have.
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  And it's not just legends.
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  There are other event
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  organizers who do not
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  understand the relationship with media.
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  That if used right,
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  and you weed out the bad,
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  if used right with the
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  media that are there for good intentions,
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  there should be a
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  partnership that promotes
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  what you do and your event.
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  I have such a good
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  relationship with Syndicate
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  Crown that they actually
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  email before their events
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  because they know the
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  minute I get on the grounds,
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  I'm going to be putting up content,
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  tagging them constantly
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  throughout the weekend.
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  They understand that.
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  So they actually reach out
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  to see if I'm coming
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  instead of me having to
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  reach out to them.
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  And Dry Your Dagger just nailed it.
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  Wilson with Syndicate is a
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  great example of someone
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  who does it right.
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  He understands the
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  relationship that media can
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  help him sell tickets.
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  Media helps him promote the event.
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  The more content they can
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  put out about their event,
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  the better it is for their event.
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  And I'm there free to them to do that.
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  The only thing I get in return is access.
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  That is my payment.
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  That is Dry Your Dagger's payment.
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  It's the access.
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  So when you nickel and dime on the access,
• 22:37
  you're nickeling and diming
• 22:38
  on the one thing that got me there.
• 22:49
  Denise Moore,
• 22:49
  do you think it might be
• 22:50
  something to do with
• 22:51
  photography packages
• 22:52
  they're selling to athletes?
• 22:54
  They don't want people
• 22:55
  stepping on each other just
• 22:56
  wondering if there's a connection.
• 22:58
  If that's it,
• 22:58
  it's very short-sighted
• 23:00
  because those photo
• 23:01
  packages aren't doing
• 23:02
  anything to promote their event.
• 23:04
  It's just short-term cash in the moment,
• 23:07
  not long-term benefit.
• 23:10
  And I will tell you this,
• 23:12
  last year with the access we were given,
• 23:15
  every day my two
• 23:17
  videographer photographers
• 23:19
  downloaded everything we
• 23:20
  had and gave it to the
• 23:23
  people selling the photo packages.
• 23:26
  As part of our agreement to
• 23:29
  be allowed that access,
• 23:32
  legends got a copy of everything we did.
• 23:38
  And most people in the photography world,
• 23:41
  which my daughter is a professional in,
• 23:44
  would never give up their raw pictures.
• 23:49
  But to get that access,
• 23:52
  we literally downloaded
• 23:53
  every piece of video and
• 23:56
  every picture we took and
• 23:58
  gave it to the company and
• 24:01
  legends that were doing the
• 24:03
  photo packages.
• 24:08
  So I ask you,
• 24:10
  what is the downfall of me
• 24:12
  coming and taking pictures
• 24:14
  and video if we're going to
• 24:16
  give it all to you only so
• 24:19
  we can make this
• 24:20
  documentary on the backside?
• 24:29
  It's literally freaking ridiculous.
• 24:34
  So now instead of being in
• 24:35
  the warm-up area where it's semi-quiet,
• 24:38
  all you have is some barbells banging,
• 24:41
  some stuff like that,
• 24:42
  I have to be out on the
• 24:43
  public floor where everybody's talking,
• 24:46
  all the music's blaring,
• 24:47
  all the MCs are talking,
• 24:49
  and that's where I have to do interviews.
• 24:58
  I just hope I can put
• 24:59
  something together because
• 25:02
  so many of you are...
• 25:05
  So many of you are friends
• 25:07
  of mine and I want to
• 25:09
  highlight you guys and I
• 25:10
  want to give you a product
• 25:11
  that you're proud of that
• 25:12
  you'll be able to look at
• 25:14
  for years to come and show
• 25:19
  your kids what you
• 25:20
  accomplished at some point.
• 25:31
  Looks like you can highlight
• 25:32
  Jamie and Carolyn.
• 25:33
  That would be awesome.
• 25:35
  would love to do that but I
• 25:38
  have so many other friends
• 25:40
  so many people in this chat
• 25:41
  are part of this masters
• 25:42
  community denise and shanna
• 25:47
  and um lido and like so
• 25:51
  many of you guys I don't
• 25:52
  know I'm just really I'm
• 25:59
  really disgusted by it all
• 26:10
  Lana, Lana, Lana, man,
• 26:14
  Lana is more than a friend.
• 26:15
  She actually worked for me
• 26:17
  at masters fitness championships,
• 26:19
  helping me do vignettes on
• 26:22
  athletes up there one year.
• 26:25
  Nobody loves the masters
• 26:26
  community like Lana does.
• 26:32
  Vicki, your integrity is awesome.
• 26:33
  Scott, your heart is so big.
• 26:34
  It comes through the YT verse.
• 26:37
  Well, I hope so.
• 26:37
  Like I really love these people.
• 26:41
  And I'm going to do my best.
• 26:43
  It's going to be just me and
• 26:44
  my friend Caitlin Walters.
• 26:45
  She's going to be my videographer.
• 26:48
  We're going to do the best
• 26:48
  we can with what we have.
• 26:54
  So we'll try to get something.
• 27:04
  Corey,
• 27:05
  Lana took more videos and pics of me
• 27:07
  than the people who were
• 27:08
  paid to take pics of me.
• 27:11
  Yeah, Lana loves her people.
• 27:23
  Gosh, Scott,
• 27:25
  you will find a way and people
• 27:27
  know who you are.
• 27:28
  So do the best you can.
• 27:30
  I will do the best I can.
• 27:45
  Thanks, Scott.
• 27:45
  We'll be there to try to help you out.
• 27:47
  Lana always helps, man.
• 27:48
  She's freaking awesome.
• 27:55
  Yeah, last year, originally,
• 27:57
  we were allowed full access
• 27:59
  to the warm-up area.
• 28:01
  People tried to stop me.
• 28:05
  Lana is half my size.
• 28:07
  Lana had my back, blocked the door,
• 28:11
  let me go do what I was
• 28:12
  allowed to do on that first day.
• 28:14
  Then I was talked to by Joe
• 28:16
  and said I had to stay out
• 28:18
  on the fence line.
• 28:19
  And I did that for the rest
• 28:20
  of the weekend.
• 28:25
  The rest of the weekend,
• 28:26
  I followed the rules.
• 28:28
  But if you tell me I'm
• 28:29
  allowed in the warmup area,
• 28:30
  I'm going to go in the warmup area.
• 28:35
  And Lana working security was a treat.
• 28:40
  A treat.
• 28:45
  Lana wasn't breaking rules.
• 28:48
  I was allowed.
• 28:49
  I was told I was allowed the first day.
• 28:52
  That only changed after the first day.
• 29:01
  Who's their BTS?
• 29:03
  I have no idea, Jenny.
• 29:06
  I'm the only one that put
• 29:07
  one out last year.
• 29:12
  I don't think they have a BTS.
• 29:20
  I think they're just not going to have one,
• 29:25
  but it's all right.
• 29:28
  And you know, I don't need talk anymore.
• 29:33
  I live here in Columbus.
• 29:34
  I get to sleep in my own bed.
• 29:35
  I just get to go downtown a
• 29:37
  couple days this week or
• 29:39
  next week and see my friends.
• 29:40
  I'll do that.
• 29:41
  I'll do the best I can with what I got.
• 29:43
  I do have lav mics that I'll
• 29:46
  use to get better sound in
• 29:48
  the crowded area.
• 29:50
  I'll do what I can.
• 29:53
  I think the biggest...
• 29:55
  The last thing I'm going to
• 29:55
  say is because they're here in Columbus,
• 29:58
  I did reach out to them and say,
• 29:59
  if you need any help, I'll help you.
• 30:01
  I hooked them up to give
• 30:03
  them connections with a
• 30:05
  local media school to get
• 30:07
  interns to help them out
• 30:08
  with stuff where they
• 30:09
  wouldn't have to pay for anything.
• 30:11
  And I think they're using that.
• 30:16
  I don't know.
• 30:20
  Jenny seems odd not to give
• 30:21
  it to Scott since he made
• 30:22
  so much media for it last year.
• 30:25
  I know.
• 30:26
  I thought I had proven myself.
• 30:30
  And again, I gave them all of my content.
• 30:33
  They downloaded every
• 30:34
  picture and every piece of video I had.
• 30:37
  And their crew that gave out
• 30:40
  photo packages were allowed
• 30:42
  to use our stuff as part of
• 30:44
  their packages.
• 30:54
  Judy Reed, I wonder how ticket sales are.
• 30:56
  I'm still holding off.
• 30:58
  Even though I'm definitely going,
• 30:59
  it's expensive.
• 31:01
  I don't understand that at all.
• 31:03
  Charging two hundred eighty
• 31:04
  dollars for the weekend is ludicrous.
• 31:10
  That is gouging family
• 31:11
  members to come see their
• 31:13
  people compete and.
• 31:18
  God,
• 31:20
  you could sell way more quantity if
• 31:23
  you lowered the ticket prices.
• 31:25
  Maybe fill it up,
• 31:26
  get people into CrossFit
• 31:27
  gyms doing CrossFit because
• 31:30
  they saw these sixty five
• 31:32
  year olds doing amazing things.
• 31:35
  But no,
• 31:35
  we've got to price ourselves like a
• 31:38
  freaking college football game.
• 31:42
  It's ridiculous.
• 31:47
  Judy Reed,
• 31:47
  I'm grateful I don't need a hotel.
• 31:49
  I know.
• 31:49
  Amen.
• 31:51
  Sister.
• 32:00
  I want this to be such a success.
• 32:03
  I want the games to come to Columbus.
• 32:05
  We have so many amenities here.
• 32:14
  All right.
• 32:20
  jody lynn oh thank goodness
• 32:22
  maddie reed treated me to
• 32:23
  ticks at the games yep that
• 32:26
  maddie reed is an awesome
• 32:27
  girl all right one more
• 32:32
  update uh yesterday if you
• 32:34
  saw my reel about my tyson
• 32:36
  bajan encounter ish with hiller um
• 32:43
  It turns out that Hiller did
• 32:44
  send my goofy ass video on
• 32:48
  to Tyson Bajent.
• 32:50
  I am embarrassed.
• 32:51
  I don't know what he is thinking,
• 32:57
  but I'm probably never
• 32:58
  going to meet him now as I
• 33:00
  am the fifty five year old
• 33:02
  make a wish child.
• 33:06
  That sent a goofy ass video
• 33:09
  through Hiller to Tyson Bajent.
• 33:20
  She recognized you right away, Scott.
• 33:22
  Let's get a picket master.
• 33:23
  Sure thing.
• 33:27
  That story had me howling, Scott.
• 33:29
  The thumbs up.
• 33:30
  Oh, I know.
• 33:32
  Yep.
• 33:38
  That's crazy.
• 33:39
  Granite game semifinals are
• 33:40
  only like twenty bucks a day.
• 33:42
  I know.
• 33:42
  I don't I don't understand
• 33:44
  who's making the price point here.
• 33:47
  You could sell way more
• 33:48
  tickets at twenty bucks and
• 33:51
  actually fill the place up
• 33:52
  and maybe make more money.
• 33:55
  Columbus's local comps draw crowds.
• 34:00
  If they have the opportunity
• 34:01
  to see the Masters at a
• 34:03
  price that's reasonable,
• 34:05
  you'll fill that place up.
• 34:15
  Ryan,
• 34:17
  I actually said what I would say
• 34:20
  yesterday on the show.
• 34:21
  Jody asked the same question.
• 34:32
  So, yeah.
• 34:35
  I'm going to leave you guys with this,
• 34:37
  and then I need to get back to work.
• 34:40
  I've been watching the...
• 34:44
  Oh,
• 34:44
  there is a small discount for affiliate
• 34:46
  owners if you buy ten tickets.
• 34:53
  I just finished up the
• 34:54
  quarterback documentary on Netflix.
• 35:01
  It was really good.
• 35:01
  I really like the style that
• 35:04
  they do that in.
• 35:06
  I'm trying to watch those
• 35:07
  types of things so that I
• 35:09
  can make mine better as I
• 35:12
  kind of see how they do it.
• 35:17
  And then by watching Netflix
• 35:23
  and the way they do things... Sorry,
• 35:24
  I got distracted by Jenny's comment.
• 35:27
  No chance Tommy and Shawnee
• 35:28
  being involved is why you
• 35:29
  don't have full access.
• 35:31
  They were involved last year
• 35:32
  and I had full access.
• 35:34
  So I don't know if... I
• 35:36
  don't believe that is why.
• 35:46
  But anyway...
• 35:47
  They followed Joe Burrow
• 35:48
  from the Cincinnati Bengals.
• 35:49
  They followed Jared Goff from the Lions.
• 35:51
  And they followed Kirk
• 35:52
  Cousins from the Atlanta Falcons.
• 35:56
  None of whose seasons ended
• 35:57
  the way they wanted them to.
• 35:59
  But the story that fascinated.
• 36:05
  But last year you didn't call out Lauren.
• 36:07
  Maybe that's it.
• 36:10
  Maybe this lunch show's
• 36:12
  popularity has effed me for
• 36:16
  ever getting full access again.
• 36:25
  During the show,
• 36:26
  they talk about Joe Burrow
• 36:28
  getting robbed.
• 36:30
  Last year, if you don't remember,
• 36:32
  there was a criminal group
• 36:34
  that waited for
• 36:35
  professional athletes to go
• 36:39
  and play games live in primetime.
• 36:42
  And then they would go find
• 36:43
  their homes and rob them.
• 36:47
  And this actually happened
• 36:49
  while they were filming for quarterback.
• 36:52
  And so you get to see kind of
• 36:55
  it happened live and that
• 36:58
  Joe burrow actually like
• 37:00
  almost hid where his house was forever.
• 37:06
  And,
• 37:07
  and this robbery almost forced him to
• 37:10
  sell his home and moved somewhere else.
• 37:13
  So the people did not know where he lived.
• 37:17
  And he had bought the
• 37:18
  Batmobile earlier in the
• 37:20
  season and canceled that
• 37:23
  because his priority
• 37:24
  shifted after being robbed.
• 37:27
  It's really a cool story
• 37:32
  that I thought they did a
• 37:33
  great job covering.
• 37:35
  But I love the style that they do it with.
• 37:39
  And that's what I tried to
• 37:40
  bring to this Hattie
• 37:41
  documentary by watching that kind of
• 37:45
  doc to see if I could do
• 37:47
  some of that storytelling
• 37:49
  um so hopefully it comes
• 37:52
  across like that you guys
• 37:55
  are killing me uh corey
• 37:59
  says better to die on your
• 38:00
  principles than to live
• 38:01
  without any uh true that
• 38:12
  I was so bummed that he
• 38:13
  ended up not getting the
• 38:14
  Batmobile because of that.
• 38:16
  I know.
• 38:17
  But, you know,
• 38:18
  priorities shift all the time, right?
• 38:26
  You would think the athletes
• 38:27
  would be wealthy,
• 38:28
  would have high security systems,
• 38:30
  and even gated.
• 38:31
  Yeah, he lived in the middle of nowhere.
• 38:35
  I think he thought that was
• 38:36
  going to be safe enough.
• 38:40
  I guess it was like an hour
• 38:41
  outside of Cincinnati.
• 38:43
  And if you go east at all from Cincinnati,
• 38:48
  the populations of those
• 38:49
  counties in Ohio are so small.
• 38:58
  Vicky says the Cowboy One comes out soon.
• 39:02
  Yeah,
• 39:02
  but it's actually done by the Cowboys.
• 39:06
  So that doesn't interest me as much.
• 39:13
  The Kansas City Chiefs one
• 39:14
  comes out on Disney ESPN tonight at nine.
• 39:17
  That might be interesting to me.
• 39:28
  I became a big Cousins fan from that.
• 39:30
  He was great in the first
• 39:31
  season of quarterback and
• 39:33
  he was even better in this
• 39:34
  season when things were
• 39:35
  going bad in his mindset.
• 39:38
  It was really fascinating to watch.
• 39:41
  that was like and how his
• 39:42
  kids handled the move from
• 39:44
  minnesota to atlanta uh was
• 39:47
  really interesting as well
• 39:49
  so they he just did such a
• 39:50
  good job netflix does that
• 39:53
  one they do full swing
• 39:54
  which is was amazing I'm
• 39:56
  I'm part way through drive
• 39:58
  to survive all of those
• 40:00
  documentaries are so good
• 40:03
  I try to do that to get
• 40:05
  better at what I'm trying
• 40:06
  to do in the moment.
• 40:07
  I watch all different kinds
• 40:09
  of people interview so that
• 40:11
  I'm better when I interview an athlete.
• 40:13
  I watch documentaries to try
• 40:15
  to do better at filming documentaries.
• 40:21
  I'm trying to do all of that.
• 40:27
  Ryan Aldrich, as a lifelong Vikings fan,
• 40:29
  I love and hate Kirk,
• 40:31
  but that documentary sealed
• 40:32
  the love side.
• 40:34
  As a Chicago Bears fan,
• 40:36
  I never understood the hate
• 40:37
  for Kirk because we would
• 40:39
  have taken a Kirk Cousins
• 40:40
  in a heartbeat with the
• 40:42
  quarterbacks we've had.
• 40:48
  Speaking of documentaries,
• 40:49
  did you watch WFP one on tour?
• 40:51
  Stop one.
• 40:52
  I did.
• 40:54
  I did not like it.
• 40:57
  I thought it was too late to the game.
• 40:59
  I thought it,
• 41:03
  I know Hiller did a critique of it.
• 41:06
  I agreed with much, much of what he said,
• 41:09
  but it also was way too late to the game.
• 41:11
  They treated it like it was
• 41:13
  the CrossFit games and it was not that.
• 41:17
  And there was no tension.
• 41:20
  There was no, nothing to build on.
• 41:24
  It was just flat bad.
• 41:27
  It was flat bad.
• 41:32
  The Billy Joel one was really good.
• 41:34
  I'm glad you liked it, Jay Birch.
• 41:35
  I love that documentary.
• 41:38
  HBO is another one who does
• 41:39
  a great job with documentaries.
• 41:43
  As an old fart, I love Billy Joel,
• 41:45
  and I love that documentary.
• 41:51
  I haven't made it fully
• 41:53
  through a single video of theirs,
• 41:54
  and I'm assuming you're talking to WFP.
• 41:58
  It was so bad.
• 42:00
  So bad.
• 42:03
  They don't know how to tell
• 42:03
  a story at all.
• 42:08
  And then the last thing,
• 42:09
  just because we do talk
• 42:10
  entertainment on here,
• 42:12
  I watched the movie The
• 42:13
  Amateur the other night
• 42:16
  with Rami Malek and Lawrence Fishburne.
• 42:22
  Really good movie.
• 42:24
  Really good movie.
• 42:24
  In my opinion, I would give it a...
• 42:31
  an eighty-eight maybe an
• 42:34
  eighty-eight out of a
• 42:35
  hundred uh the amateur uh
• 42:38
  it's about a guy uh trying
• 42:40
  to avenge his wife's death
• 42:43
  it's got some nice twists
• 42:44
  and turns in it um I I
• 42:49
  really really really
• 42:50
  enjoyed it um and it's free
• 42:55
  if you have hulu uh to
• 42:57
  watch highly recommend it um the amateur
• 43:03
  The guy is good at one thing
• 43:04
  and they just kind of... It
• 43:11
  was well done.
• 43:13
  Mark Phillips says,
• 43:13
  I would have said
• 43:14
  seventies-ish on amateur, so we're close.
• 43:17
  Yeah,
• 43:18
  I thought it was a little slow at
• 43:19
  times for like an action.
• 43:23
  The tension was there,
• 43:25
  but the action was slow at times.
• 43:28
  And that's why I brought it down somewhat.
• 43:35
  But yeah,
• 43:36
  I like the overall story arc and
• 43:40
  the way it was executed.
• 43:41
  I just think it was a little
• 43:44
  slow at times.
• 43:54
  Corey Leonard,
• 43:54
  I watched Love Hurts with
• 43:55
  Keihoi Kuang and Marshawn
• 43:58
  Lynch on the plane Monday.
• 44:00
  Fun, fun film.
• 44:02
  So much fun.
• 44:04
  I would not put it in a great category.
• 44:06
  It's not going to win any
• 44:07
  Academy awards or anything like that.
• 44:10
  But if you like old
• 44:11
  fashioned Jackie Chan type movies,
• 44:14
  like the old fashioned ones
• 44:15
  before they were Americanized.
• 44:18
  So freaking fun.
• 44:20
  So freaking fun.
• 44:22
  Really, really enjoyed that movie.
• 44:27
  Well, with that guys,
• 44:28
  I need to get back to work.
• 44:30
  Um,
• 44:32
  Got lots to do.
• 44:33
  Again,
• 44:33
  tomorrow we're going to have two
• 44:36
  ladies on to talk about the
• 44:39
  climb event here in
• 44:41
  Columbus where they honor
• 44:43
  the victims of nine eleven.
• 44:45
  And it's all about getting
• 44:47
  first responders healthy so
• 44:49
  that they can do their jobs.
• 44:51
  Can't wait to have them on.
• 44:54
  debbie was on with savan on
• 44:55
  monday um and they had andy
• 44:58
  wilson on I have a
• 44:59
  different member of public
• 45:01
  safety on with debbie
• 45:03
  tomorrow and we're going to
• 45:05
  talk through that event and
• 45:06
  some of the other things
• 45:07
  they have going on with uh
• 45:11
  with all of that so tune in
• 45:13
  tomorrow to be a little bit
• 45:14
  different but something to
• 45:16
  kind of get us into the weekend
• 45:18
  With that,
• 45:19
  I'll see everybody next time on
• 45:21
  Lunch with the Clydesdale.
• 45:24
  Bye, guys.