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Lunch with the Clydesdale & Cowboy - Monday Show! Is There a Programming Problem? · Clydesdale Media Podcast

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It is Monday,
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and we are back and better than ever.
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From the gym to the screen, yeah,
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we cover it all.
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Midday motivation every time you press
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call.
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Lunch with the Clydesdale.
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Cowboy bring the heat.
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Crossfit, boobies, music on repeat.
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Half hour hustle, yeah,
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we building that brand.
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Grab a plate, tune in now,
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you part of the fam.
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It's lunch time.
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What's going on?
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I was like, operatic?
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I went Luciano Pavarotti.
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Yes, sir.
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Yes, sir, you did.
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Last week was Steve Perry.
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This week I'm going Luciano Pavarotti.
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Which is infinitely different,
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first of all,
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and probably more challenging than Steve
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Perry.
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And who, in fact, was a Clydesdale?
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Yes.
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He was a big dude.
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He was a big dude.
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He was a big dude.
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Yeah.
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How was your weekend, man?
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Good, actually.
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Saturday,
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went and trained with my boy Gareth,
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fellow Masters athlete.
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He and I compete in the same places
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a whole lot.
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He's one of my best friends.
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Got a good two and a half,
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three hour session in.
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Did a whole lot of work and then
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went on back to the house.
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Went to church yesterday and didn't do
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much else beyond that.
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Good stuff.
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We had rain all day on Saturday, so
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Julie and I just watched old movies.
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Oh, yes.
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I talked about it a little bit last
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night, but we started with The Rock.
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Dude, yes, it's on HBO.
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We watched it the other day.
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Still holds up.
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Oh, yeah, absolutely.
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It's Sean Connery, dude.
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But like Nicolas Cage,
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either I love him or I hate his
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movie.
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He's fantastic in that.
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what what this is the part and i
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and i mentioned it at the end of
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last night show the way nicholas cage
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talks is everything is herky jerky right
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he's holding green balls of a toxin that
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melt your skin off it is not the
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time to be herky jerky
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yeah when he yells at sean connery don't
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move like okay i just my skin is
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melting because i've just dropped all the
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green balls yeah all of them i just
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did the whole thing is it's everywhere at
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this point they're running all over the
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place one of them is about to break
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and we are both about to die yeah
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yeah are you insane maybe
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oh can you tell me where the last
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rocket is yeah go find some freaking
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rockets it is uh it it just cracks
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me up because you're in this delicate
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situation where you cannot be startled and
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the way nicholas cage talks startles you
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at every turn i never thought about that
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but you are one hundred percent correct
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No, we watched actually a bunch more.
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I say a bunch more.
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At least one more murder,
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random murder documentary on Netflix
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because they're everywhere.
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Can't do those, man.
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Just can't.
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The one last night, dude, it was...
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it it ended still kind of ambiguously
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because the people it was a uh daughter
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and husband and not doesman excuse me
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daughter and father they ended up killing
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this dude that she was married to her
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husband uh and they both got something
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called voluntary manslaughter which sounds
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a lot like murder to me but they
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only got like a couple of years
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And then,
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cause like they were interviewing both of
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them and they were clearly not in prison
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while they were being interviewed.
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And that,
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like that part of it blew my mind.
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And then they were just like, yep, man,
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this is the end of it.
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I was like, okay.
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So there was no,
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like usually those things I have like a
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big reveal, right?
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Where they, nothing.
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They just kind of,
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it was weird because they kind of let
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you figure it out.
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Like, or make you up, I guess,
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make up your own mind about it.
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Cause at the beginning you're like,
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uh this woman's absolutely uh bad shit
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crazy something's wrong with her blah blah
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and then by ten minutes and you're like
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oh wait no her husband is absolutely bad
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shit crazy and then like it kind of
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switches back and forth as it goes i
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don't know the whole thing was crazy
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I think I've heard that synopsis about ten
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other times on.
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Yeah.
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A lot of the ones we watch, though,
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like there's usually like a big thing
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where you like you all of a sudden
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it's like, oh, yeah, no,
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I'm my wife watches them compulsively.
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Yeah.
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So I just I'm so I'm just over
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it.
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That's all.
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There's only so many I can do.
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I can't do like if there's kids involved,
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I'm probably not watching it at this
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point.
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Like, I don't want to see that.
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it makes me too concerned for my own
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i can't i can't do it um and
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there's a lot of them that's like that
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oh we'll also watch the uh the shipwrecked
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one have you seen that one no dude
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that one's pretty good
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uh cruise ship uh ran uh hit a
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rock on the italian coast i believe it
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was and like started sinking and the
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captain like didn't immediately report it
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and didn't immediately send everybody to
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get off the boat and whatnot it's like
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they tell from a couple different uh
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people's perspectives it's pretty freaking
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good well it's a monday and meg is
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already uh being mean to people you have
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friends corey she's a liberal white woman
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it's fine
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um there's a lot of like suggestions here
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about things to watch um i watched uncle
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buck and elsa i haven't seen that so
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long dude john it is amazing another movie
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that still holds up like i was laughing
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the scene where the drunk clown shows up
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to the kids birthday party
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yep and john candy that says can't come
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in sorry buddy get in your mouse car
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and get out of dodge right yeah and
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the guy then insults john candy and he
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punches him in his rubber nose and it
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goes when he punches him i almost fell
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off the couch yeah and i um
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I, it is just,
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there's so many of those little tidbits in
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that movie that are,
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and it's so heartwarming too.
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Like in, in all seriousness,
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you watch the murder shit.
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I'm going to watch uncle Buck and laugh.
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Well, see, you,
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you're acting like I had a choice.
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So if it's up to me,
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I don't want to watch most of those.
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I did pick the one last night,
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but it's only because I can't watch what
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I actually want to watch.
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right because i want to watch the rock
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for the thirty-seventh time or tombstone
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for the fifty-third time or whatever and i
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get outvoted at my house i can only
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watch the stuff like i would watch all
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four john wick movies back to back in
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a day
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if it was available for me to do.
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And the fact that I get outvoted,
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like I don't get to watch that kind
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of stuff, so.
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Unless I'm by myself.
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The other classic movie we did watch was
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Working Girl.
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Oh, Meg Ryan.
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Think about the stars in that movie.
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The main stars are Melanie Griffith,
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Harrison Ford, Sigourney Weaver.
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I did the same thing on Saturday, dude.
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Don't feel bad.
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I always get them confused.
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Bit characters in that movie.
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Joan Cusack, Kevin Spacey, Oliver Platt.
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Really?
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And a young, young Alec Baldwin.
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When he was still skinny.
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Yeah.
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like when he was like, yeah,
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I just remember him from like, um, oh,
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not crimson tide.
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The other went for October and like,
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he was a good looking dude and he
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was like, he looked fit and like fit,
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like he looked dangerous basically.
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And now he just looks dangerous.
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If you go into a buffet, uh,
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working girl is one of my favorite comfort
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shows.
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It's, it was a really, it's still,
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it's a good movie,
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but it is so wild.
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Like where women stood in the workplace in
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the mid-nineteen eighties compared to
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today.
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Like,
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and I didn't know you could put seventeen
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shades of eyeshadow.
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Oh yeah.
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That's one of my favorite things about old
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eighties movies.
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Like go watch, uh,
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shit pick one uh billy hills cop and
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just like watch the scene where he's just
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like walking around um on what's it called
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rodeo and like watch the women and women
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walking around and the shit that they're
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wearing you're like oh yep this came out
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in the sure enough i have to address
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this um
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you just did all the rocky movies please
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tell me it wasn't the first time oh
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god no ramirez is my age no way
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come on no i did see they're coming
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out with a new mickey goldman movie mickey
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goldman so mickey was rocky's trainer no
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way they are that's not necessary and it's
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being played by jeremy allen white the guy
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from the bear from the bear
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he's going to be mickey yep like it's
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a prequel yeah it is mickey um his
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fighting career mickey let's let's let's
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go ahead and get this out here while
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we're talking about it um clydesdale top
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tip top tip of the week um this
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one goes out to the the hollywood people
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that i know are paying attention right now
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not everything needs a prequel
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Well, they ran out of sequels.
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We've done six Rockies.
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We've done three Creed's.
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And now we have to go back and
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do,
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like it's getting as bad as Friday the
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thirteenth, Halloween,
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and Nightmare on Elm Street.
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Or Fast and the Furious.
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Yes, yes, yes.
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Fast and the Furious may be the worst
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of them all.
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You know what though?
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Mindless entertainment.
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Because say what you want about them,
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They jumped the shark a long time ago
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before they ever shot a Fiero into space.
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They had jumped the shark.
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Well,
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one place a Fiero needs to be shot
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to is space because it was a wasted
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car.
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yes however they're in like it's popcorn
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movies you can just sit on them and
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go like oh wow checked it like it's
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they're cool to watch they're fun to watch
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you're not you're not gonna get have some
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moving experience it's not you know gonna
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be talked about for like oscar stuff like
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some of the you know some of the
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stuff that that that goes on that i
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give a about the oscars but
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it's not Project Hail Mary which I can
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watch again and again I watched we watched
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about half of that again uh Saturday
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because it's just a really good movie it's
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fun it's well put together it's front to
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back it's fantastic but so here's the
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unpopular thing I'm gonna say I stopped
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watching Fast and the Furious after Tokyo
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Drift I thought that movie was God awful
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so so fun fact amongst the the fandom
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that's the best movie you know why though
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you know why though it's about car racing
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and that's it there's no you know
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undercover police that know they didn't
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become super secret agents at any point.
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Vin Diesel isn't like ejecting himself
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from one car across a bridge,
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catching his girlfriend in midair,
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landing on another car and somehow
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everybody's okay.
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Like there's none of that going on.
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It's just about car racing,
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which is why they're like,
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if you look at it from that one,
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that perspective,
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it's a fantastic movie because that's all
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it's about.
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apparently i am a bigger fan of uh
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unbelievable action than i am of true
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street car racing absolutely so which is
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fine i can handle the john wick movies
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i can handle yeah thing you know i
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just cannot handle i don't i don't know
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it just it was so different than the
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first one it didn't belong in the series
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Yeah,
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they had to go back and like tie
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it in,
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figure out a way to tie it in.
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And it was just so they could get
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Han because Han was such a strong
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character.
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Like they need to bring him over because
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the dude that it was about,
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they didn't bring him back until like
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eight.
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It was the Fiero.
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They were the ones that shot the Fiero
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into space.
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What do I want to say?
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Let's so let's dive a little bit into
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into some CrossFit stuff.
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I'm here for it.
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Let's do it.
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So this was not on my bingo card,
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but I got a comment right before we
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went live.
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Okay.
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And I posted a thing where Jamie's talking
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about how masters don't get to do auto
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objects at the games anymore.
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There's no shared programming.
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All of that, okay?
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So this guy commented.
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The stats are... Andrew Sten,
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plug your ears now.
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I'm just warning you.
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He said,
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I'm curious how much longer CrossFit Games
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team plans to allow Legends team to
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continue programming the Master Division
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workouts.
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And the reason he says this,
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I'm skipping over a lot of his commentary.
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Sure.
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He took all of the scores from Legends
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this year and looked at how many times
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athletes were capped.
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Oh.
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So in the men's,
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thirty-five to thirty-nine,
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a hundred and fifty total score entries,
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sixty-one point three percent capped.
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Oof.
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Women's, thirty-five to thirty-nine,
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a hundred and eighty total score entries,
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fifty-six point one were time caps.
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Men's, forty to forty-four,
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a hundred and sixty-seven total scored
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entries, sixty point four were time caps.
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Women's, forty to forty-four,
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a hundred and eighty score entries,
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fifty-two point two percent were time
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caps.
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When more than half of all scores across
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an entire competition or time caps,
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it raises serious questions about whether
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the programmers know what the hell they
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are doing.
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COVID is past and the new pandemic
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affecting CrossFit space is over
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programming.
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These are the words from Nicholas Sofer.
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Yeah.
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it's a comment on the reel i put
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out this morning from jerry from it's
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actually from last night's show yeah and
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it's jamie just talking about they don't
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get to touch odd objects anymore it's
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funny that she mentions that i mentioned
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that last night because as i got to
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the gym this morning and was going to
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grab my barbell and uh getting ready or
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not and um
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We have a couple of yokes and, uh,
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Bernard keeps his weights like on the
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yoke, you know, where, where they stack.
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And I was going to pull stuff off
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there.
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And I had that thought this morning that,
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man,
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I haven't done a yoke carry in a
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while.
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And I was like,
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how cool would that be to do,
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you know,
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have something with a yoke carry for us
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at a comp,
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because I've never actually done one in
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live competition before.
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I've done a whole bunch of them at
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the gym.
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where it'd be carries Brandon's program,
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static yoke holds before,
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which probably wouldn't be real good for a
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comp, but still just odd object stuff.
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The most,
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the most odd object we we've gotten out
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of anything that I've done here in the
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last couple of years has been a sandbag.
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And that's it.
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That argument.
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I totally am all on.
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I want to know your,
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your thoughts on over half the, the,
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Half the score is being capped.
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Every time they put something out,
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since we're talking about those people in
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particular,
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a lot of the conversation that I have
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with friends of mine who compete is on
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that.
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How many people are going to get capped?
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want to be fair andrew stent says would
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be interesting to see the same analysis
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for elite individuals i agree absolutely
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someone do that for mayhem or for
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syndicate or for french throwdown or any
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of those yeah
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I would love, I would love,
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I would love to,
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I would love to see that as far
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as the individuals are, you know,
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the elites, excuse me, are, are concerned,
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but a lot of the conversation I have
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with people, um,
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elite people that are other elite people
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that I know, or, oh, okay.
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Ooh, that's a tight cap.
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Oh, that's a tight cap.
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Oh.
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And that's not just for the stuff that
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you do for the games.
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That's stuff that they do for their actual
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legends programming too.
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Or like the,
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the red legends comp that I've made.
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I understand the process of, you know,
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program for the best, scale for the rest,
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you know,
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how that kind of carries over into
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competition, like, you know,
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the best people are going to finish it,
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blah, blah, whatever.
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But it's also been proven they don't test
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a lot of their stuff,
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or at least not appropriately, right?
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Right.
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That's a problem.
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And I think that's where that comes in
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at is that they're not reaching out to
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people who are on that cusp,
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not necessarily going to make the game
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that you haven't made the games yet.
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Hey,
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can you try this kind of stuff out
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for me?
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Because we're out here.
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There's a lot of people that I know
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that would be happy to, you know,
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give this,
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give this stuff a run or whatnot,
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so that you can make those kinds of
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adjustments.
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to where you can say, oh, yeah, cool,
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this might be a little bit much as
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far as just putting some numbers on down
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and then throwing something, you know,
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basically throwing it at the wall and see
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what sticks after that because that's a
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lot of what it feels like.
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have a few times points that i want
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to give sure they're there to say sure
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uh shanna says i wonder and i know
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she is not a fan of the programming
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so for her to give the counterpoint is
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taking a lot i wonder if that was
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because less people interested in signing
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up so i had to go deeper on
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the leaderboard more athletes competing
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with less less fitness i think that is
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a very valid argument yeah somewhat i
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could see that
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Lito,
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I don't mind a lot of the field
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being capped.
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I do mind if they didn't know that
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people would get capped because they
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didn't test the event.
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And they've said they don't have women
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testers.
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Well, what's funny is, Lito,
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is the men capped more than the women.
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Yeah, we're like sixty-five percent.
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Back to Shanna's comment,
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maybe more women were interested in
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signing up and you had a higher level
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of fitness.
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We don't know.
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I worked in statistics for a good number
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of years.
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You can make numbers say whatever you want
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them to say.
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And so there are definitely some.
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Andrew Sten,
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I'd like to hear programmers discuss the
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use of time caps,
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whether they like them or not,
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or how they determine the time cap.
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I know Dave has said there are times
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he wants most of the field to be
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capped.
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That's what I was about to say.
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So like going back to Lito's point,
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don't have a necessary problem with people
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getting capped.
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It's when
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it doesn't seem to happen.
22:19
Like it,
22:20
like it doesn't seem to make sense that
22:21
everybody's getting capped.
22:22
Like, why did you, you know,
22:24
why are you writing a workout where,
22:26
and I get it,
22:27
Dave does do that sometimes,
22:28
but he's like,
22:28
I want to see exactly what people can
22:30
do.
22:30
People are going to get capped at this,
22:32
you know?
22:32
And I think he does that kind of
22:34
stuff with the future in mind and going,
22:36
we're going to retest this.
22:37
Like I'm going to throw this at,
22:38
at these people.
22:40
They're probably going to get capped.
22:41
and they're probably you know this is
22:42
probably going to happen but then a year
22:44
from now or two years from now whatever
22:46
the case may be we're going to do
22:47
it again because now they know that that's
22:49
a possibility that's one thing right this
22:54
is not that and i think i think
22:57
most of most of the especially master's
22:59
community would agree that this is not
23:02
that it's really not um
23:07
Kat, good to see you.
23:08
I can't wait to see you in a
23:10
week.
23:11
Uh,
23:11
the variety was so good and so fun.
23:18
Yeah,
23:18
that's when there was still a connection
23:20
between Masters and Elite games.
23:24
We had the festival feel.
23:25
We were in Madison.
23:27
The same equipment was there for the
23:29
Elites.
23:30
They let the Masters play on the same
23:32
stuff that was there,
23:34
and there was a coordination.
23:36
It may not have been the exact same
23:38
event,
23:39
but at least it was something similar
23:42
enough where you felt like it was still
23:44
connected.
23:51
And that's, I don't, I don't like,
23:55
granted it is what it is.
23:56
It is nothing I can do about it
23:58
one way or another, but I don't,
24:00
I would much rather, I'm going to say,
24:02
I don't like that.
24:03
I would much, much rather.
24:07
have some sort of connection to what
24:08
everybody else is doing even though we're
24:12
separated right and yes technically we're
24:15
still you know not me yet but just
24:19
technically master athletes are still
24:20
games athletes but you're doing a
24:23
completely different test like not not the
24:26
same number of workouts not the same
24:28
workouts by any stretch of imagination
24:30
whatnot because it's handed off to
24:31
somebody else completely and
24:35
I don't want to say it means less
24:36
because that's not true at all.
24:37
You're still getting crowned the fittest
24:39
on earth or whatever age group that you're
24:40
in.
24:40
But it's just different when it's
24:44
different when it's different.
24:46
It feels different because it's like we're
24:47
not doing anything close to what those
24:49
guys are doing.
24:51
And we can,
24:52
just a different variety of it.
24:54
And I'm not a big fan of that.
24:57
Yeah, what Lito's saying right there,
24:58
at least one event would be fantastic for
25:03
everybody to do.
25:04
Yeah,
25:05
I think if you're going to announce that
25:08
you're all in San Jose for the same
25:10
weekend,
25:12
there should be a connection bigger than
25:14
even one event.
25:15
Yeah.
25:16
Right?
25:17
All that stuff is there in the same
25:19
town.
25:22
There just is no coordination.
25:24
And I had a riff about this last
25:25
night.
25:26
It got clipped by Dents.
25:29
And that's even got misinterpreted because
25:32
of the clip.
25:34
I wasn't saying that masters are more
25:36
popular or deserve more attention.
25:39
What I was saying is the masters fund
25:41
everything.
25:44
They fund it all.
25:46
And it's not even close.
25:47
CrossFit just is like, hands,
25:49
we got your money.
25:50
Now you go do your own thing over
25:52
here with legends.
25:53
Yeah.
25:56
And the reason that CrossFit will never
25:58
break that cord is because that's where
26:01
they get all their money to fund this
26:04
stuff.
26:06
And yet CrossFit takes away the whole
26:08
community aspect of the games and tries to
26:11
make it now a professional arena sport.
26:17
And with that,
26:18
you lose that connection to everything
26:21
else.
26:23
that's not that's not an indictment on
26:25
legends or the pit or wheel wad that's
26:29
an indictment on if you want them to
26:31
run your event and you want it to
26:33
be a community event then crossfit you
26:35
need to have more oversight over it agreed
26:42
that's all so that it is it does
26:47
make sense as a community
26:50
and not we're just a community to to
26:52
grab your cash and then now you go
26:55
off and do your own thing right so
27:03
that was my point last night in the
27:04
riff and i'm saying it much calmer today
27:08
um
27:10
because I want that understood.
27:13
I understand that all the eyes are on
27:16
the elite individuals,
27:18
and they're the ones that fill the arenas,
27:20
and that doesn't happen at Masters events.
27:25
And we're aware of that.
27:29
But you don't have any qualms in taking
27:34
all of their money.
27:36
Nope.
27:37
fifty percent of the games budget from the
27:44
open registrations goes to uh fund the
27:48
games and even the masters and and stuff
27:52
and more than fifty percent of that money
27:56
is from thirty five to forty nine
28:10
uh no riley so the people of the
28:15
masters age group want to watch the elite
28:17
not their own age group just a thought
28:19
no we watch all of it what i'm
28:25
saying that if you're signing up for the
28:27
open then you're competing if and i'm just
28:33
pointing out that the open money is fifty
28:37
percent thirty five to forty nine
28:40
add in the quarterfinal money and the
28:42
semifinal money that you charge these
28:44
athletes,
28:45
and then you add in the five hundred
28:47
dollars apiece to go to the games for
28:48
the Masters athletes in all the divisions
28:51
with all the people.
28:53
There's a lot of money being pumped into
28:56
the CrossFit ecosystem from the Masters
29:00
athletes.
29:07
Real quick, I need to ask Lito something.
29:10
The fact you're running with a slippery
29:11
med ball with bananas like doing a class
29:13
workout.
29:14
I must have missed that workout, Lito.
29:16
I need... It's three rounds for time,
29:19
six hundred meter run,
29:20
six hundred meter weighted run.
29:22
And the weighted run's a med ball?
29:24
Only for the women.
29:27
Sandbag for the men,
29:29
med ball for the women.
29:35
It changes the run for men and women
29:37
completely.
29:40
Anybody who's ever run with a med ball
29:42
knows how bad it sucks because you can't
29:44
hold, there's no good way to hold it.
29:46
And it's event one.
29:48
So you're going to have a crook in
29:49
your neck the rest of the weekend,
29:51
or you're not going to be able to
29:52
breathe because you're hugging it.
29:54
Yeah.
29:54
You're either doing this the entire time,
29:58
which sucks.
29:59
Six hundred meters.
30:00
Good Lord.
30:02
Or you're yeah.
30:03
Or you're doing this.
30:05
Hold it like a pregnant lady.
30:07
And that's it.
30:08
That's your two options.
30:09
There's no I mean,
30:10
I guess you could do like this with
30:11
it if you really felt the need.
30:12
But that's probably incredibly dangerous.
30:14
That's.
30:17
Yes, Corey,
30:18
men are running with a thirty kilogram
30:19
sandbag.
30:20
We're running with a fourteen kilogram med
30:22
ball, which is isn't remotely the same.
30:25
I don't remember the pounds.
30:26
It's thirty and fifty.
30:27
It's thirty and fifty.
30:29
So I do remember that now because Chris
30:33
did send me send us that.
30:34
We were trying to speculate,
30:36
because at the time when he sent it
30:37
to me, he didn't know what it was.
30:40
So we were thinking maybe a ruck,
30:41
which would have made way more sense.
30:44
But he was talking about logistics-wise,
30:46
getting in and out of it,
30:47
because it's six hundred,
30:49
and then six hundred,
30:50
and then six hundred,
30:50
and then six hundred.
30:52
And I was like,
30:52
a ruck would make sense,
30:53
because you could just throw it on your
30:54
back, take off, come back.
30:57
A sandbag and a ball,
30:59
which are not the same.
31:01
Jesus Christ.
31:05
um kate who if you haven't seen is
31:09
going to be on our show on wednesday
31:11
and uh no i haven't seen it yes
31:13
yeah kate's coming on on wednesday uh
31:16
carrying a thirty pound med ball for six
31:18
hundred is brutal her shoulders and traps
31:20
are jacked up from yesterday dude it's
31:24
there's no good way to there's no there's
31:26
no good way to carry it uh cat
31:29
damage control workout for her and it's
31:31
the first workout yep
31:34
It's absolutely horrible,
31:35
whichever way you hold it.
31:38
It's like running with a plate.
31:41
And our very own Joseph Ramirez.
31:43
The best way to run with the med
31:44
ball is to not run with the med
31:46
ball.
31:46
Yeah.
31:48
It falls under that category.
31:49
It's like somebody saying,
31:51
I ran this race,
31:51
and I ran this race,
31:52
and I ran this race.
31:53
Has anybody told you you didn't have to?
31:57
What a stupid decision from Tristan,
31:59
coach extraordinaire.
32:00
A hundred percent.
32:03
like running with a forty five pound plate
32:04
if you've ever done that it's the same
32:06
type deal there's no good way to carry
32:09
it becomes a death march at some point
32:11
because you're sitting there trying to i
32:15
got my finger in a hole and i've
32:16
got underneath my arm or i'm holding it
32:18
like this behind there's no good way to
32:20
do it and it just becomes a death
32:22
march at least a sandbag you can just
32:23
throw it on your shoulder and get jiggy
32:26
with like a fifties nothing i say nothing
32:29
it's
32:31
Yeah,
32:32
the ladies last night said they would
32:34
rather go up to the fifty pound weight
32:36
and carry the sandbag than to carry less
32:39
weight with a med ball.
32:41
I understand completely.
32:43
I'm throwing it out there because we have
32:45
a lot of female Masters athletes in the
32:49
chat right at this moment.
32:50
Yeah.
32:51
How many of you would rather go up
32:53
to the fifty and carry a sandbag rather
32:56
than a thirty pound one?
32:58
Yeah.
32:59
Lito was all in for the fifty pound
33:00
sandbag.
33:02
Lito said yes to the rest of your
33:04
sentence.
33:09
Yes.
33:10
Yep.
33:10
I very know Kate is not an alias
33:11
for Gabby.
33:12
Kate is cooler than Gabby.
33:14
Kate is way cooler than Gabby.
33:16
Met Kate several times.
33:17
She's awesome.
33:18
I say several times.
33:18
We hung out.
33:19
Got to hang out a little bit in
33:20
Birmingham.
33:21
She's awesome.
33:22
Shanna says I would love a fifty pound
33:24
sandbag.
33:26
We just fixed your event.
33:32
Jamie said, if you want to scale it,
33:34
go fifty pound sandbag with a four hundred
33:36
run,
33:37
four hundred meter run instead of six
33:38
hundred.
33:39
Yeah.
33:40
Or you just get some thirty pound
33:42
sandbags.
33:43
Because those are a thing.
33:45
We have some at the gym.
33:47
At CrossFit Virtus,
33:48
little CrossFit Virtus in Gonzales,
33:50
Louisiana.
33:52
We have thirty five pound sandbags.
33:55
Yeah.
33:57
You can throw it over your shoulder and
33:59
you got to stay on this side,
34:00
stay on that side.
34:01
Get jiggy with it.
34:02
The same with the .
34:02
.
34:02
.
34:03
Avera,
34:05
I'm starting to worry that you're a Gabby
34:07
stalker.
34:12
He's definitely way more concerned about
34:14
Gabby than I feel like most people are
34:16
at this point.
34:17
I've already moved on.
34:18
Yeah, okay.
34:19
She pulled out.
34:20
All right, cool.
34:21
She's gone.
34:23
Eileen is in.
34:24
God bless her.
34:26
Go, Eileen.
34:27
Let's move on.
34:29
Yeah.
34:31
Oh, I didn't even think about that.
34:36
Would be nice to finish with an unweighted
34:38
run, too,
34:38
so we'd get to sprint to the end.
34:40
But, hey, that's too much to ask.
34:43
No, you can trudge to the end.
34:48
I want to see.
34:48
This is going to sound so horrible.
34:53
I would love to see Lito running with
34:55
the ball, like,
34:57
held above her head with her bright red
34:59
hair just flowing in the wind and just
35:01
getting down with it,
35:02
trying to get across the line.
35:05
Yeah.
35:06
um clock it is it is spelled aileen
35:10
words is replaced gabby magawa at the
35:13
games but i guess it's pronounced eileen
35:18
come on eileen yeah don't start yeah no
35:24
i i that is one song i i
35:27
hit the switch button whenever it comes on
35:31
same
35:34
The Slippery Ball Sprint to the end is
35:36
going to be comical.
35:37
Maybe that's what they should call the
35:38
event.
35:39
The Slippery Ball Sprint.
35:42
The Slippery Ball Sprint.
35:43
But that's only the women's version.
35:46
Here's the thing, dude,
35:47
and the more I think about it,
35:48
because you can't talk about the Slippery
35:50
Ball Sprint, is that once you get sweaty,
35:52
it's hard to hold on to.
35:55
So, like, third round,
35:56
you got to finish with the ball,
35:58
and now you're just trying to... Like,
36:00
how many people are going to...
36:01
You squeeze it in,
36:02
it's like it's going to...
36:04
pop out and out of balls flying off.
36:06
Jesus.
36:10
Cat says sprint.
36:11
Yeah, it's a sprint.
36:14
It's sprinted Jason cat.
36:21
Oh,
36:21
Vera wants to know from Lido is she
36:23
going fluorescent red or fluorescent
36:25
orange?
36:30
Are you talking about her hair?
36:31
Yeah, her hair is red, dude.
36:33
Yeah.
36:42
We'll call it the Lido Shuffle.
36:43
The Lido Shuffle.
36:45
The Lady Shuffle.
36:47
That's a great song.
36:48
That's way better than Come On Eileen.
36:51
Yeah.
36:51
The Lido Shuffle.
36:54
Lido.
36:56
The...
37:01
she uh she is not wrong it is
37:04
going to be an aggressive that last round
37:06
is going to be an aggressive shuffle which
37:09
is not going to be fun uh my
37:15
garment thought my weighted laps were
37:17
recovery based on how slow i was moving
37:20
cool yeah again so your garment if you
37:24
got it on right and it's just running
37:27
Kate's running with her ball and it says,
37:29
you're in zone two.
37:31
Yes.
37:32
It'll slow down.
37:34
Like if you slow down for something,
37:35
it'll tell you, oh, you've recovered.
37:37
Like your heart rate's going down this
37:39
much in the past however many minutes.
37:41
And that's probably what happened to Kate.
37:45
Garmin's telling you, oh,
37:47
you're recovering.
37:47
Good job.
37:48
Good job.
37:49
You're supposed to be recovering.
37:51
No, no, no.
37:52
I'm just going really slow.
37:59
uh i tried it and it was horrible
38:00
my garment now thinks i'm getting more
38:02
unfit because of how hard this how hard
38:06
the slow pace was yeah i mean look
38:12
look at mark phillips thinking on the
38:13
bright side at least the burning delts
38:17
will keep you from thinking about your
38:19
legs yeah
38:22
your traps and everything's going to be so
38:23
much on fire and stuck in this position
38:26
that you're not even gonna be worried
38:27
about what your legs feel like.
38:28
Like who cares at that point?
38:32
Wow.
38:37
I have kind of a,
38:38
a kind of a, a mini announcement,
38:42
a mini announcement, a mini announcement,
38:45
a soft launch per se, soft launch.
38:52
We may be getting a producer.
38:55
Get out of town.
38:56
Yep.
38:58
The Glintons made me jealous of Joseph.
39:01
Fair.
39:03
So I tried to upgrade and get a
39:05
producer myself.
39:07
Ooh.
39:08
For all the shows.
39:11
Okay.
39:12
And it may be someone that's in our
39:14
chat.
39:15
Just saying.
39:16
Is it also named Joseph?
39:19
It is not.
39:20
Okay.
39:21
Joseph is wearing too many hats.
39:25
I don't think I've ever seen Joseph wear
39:26
any hat, but fair.
39:30
Yeah.
39:31
Um,
39:32
it's someone who likes to fight with me
39:34
five minutes before airtime.
39:37
So I figured why not just put her
39:40
on the show as a producer and then
39:42
she can throw her jabs right here.
39:46
Live stick and move, baby, stick and move.
39:50
Only she's got two screens where she can
39:52
pull stuff up while looking at the other
39:53
stuff.
39:54
She'll be fine.
39:56
Yeah.
39:58
So we're going to run through some stuff
40:01
on Wednesday, see how it goes.
40:02
And maybe after that,
40:06
we'll have a producer that pull up our
40:08
shit for us.
40:09
Fantastic.
40:11
They really would.
40:15
produce produce producer v can we just
40:17
call it producer v sure v for vendetta
40:22
so my daughter was into high school
40:23
musical back in the day right and i
40:25
saw i saw the whole casting concert just
40:28
don't be jealous um but vanessa hudgens
40:32
was a star of high school musical and
40:35
then she put out an album and the
40:36
whole album starts
40:43
So that's all I can think about when
40:44
you said that.
40:50
Oh, that's fantastic.
40:52
Oh,
40:52
being a girl dad is so much fun.
40:55
It is.
40:59
And Meg, you, you are,
41:01
we're all in this together.
41:06
I'm so glad I've never seen any, any,
41:07
any of that.
41:11
Please don't call me that on the show.
41:13
Too late.
41:17
Just like Trained Olive didn't ask for
41:19
that.
41:19
Yeah.
41:20
Just like Corey didn't ask for the cowboy.
41:22
I did not.
41:22
Poor Winter is, I mean,
41:25
Taint Olive from the day she died at
41:28
this point.
41:31
Oh, Jesus.
41:32
I even know the dance.
41:34
Of course you do, Meg.
41:37
I probably did it one time as well,
41:39
Meg, but I...
41:41
i conveniently packed it away here's the
41:44
thing i don't have to worry about that
41:46
right now because it's gone right like
41:49
high school musical has been a thing it's
41:50
already done whatever my daughter's eight
41:52
you know what i'm you know what you
41:53
know what my like high functioning
41:57
knowledge of is right now louie
42:01
Like, we watch a lot of Bluey.
42:05
We watched Bluey yesterday,
42:06
as a matter of fact.
42:08
And, like,
42:08
I had to negotiate with the eight-year-old
42:10
terrorist in braces sitting next to me on
42:12
the couch because I was like, hey, bro,
42:14
I'm not watching Bluey no more.
42:15
She's like,
42:16
can we just watch one more episode?
42:19
And yes, fine.
42:21
We can watch this other eight-minute
42:22
episode,
42:23
and that's enough of it that we've seen
42:26
thirty-seven times.
42:28
I don't even know who Bluey is.
42:30
You should.
42:31
It's really good.
42:32
I hate to say that,
42:33
but it's really good.
42:34
You just complained about it.
42:37
It's not a complaint.
42:40
Let me be clear.
42:41
Let me clarify.
42:43
it's not a complaint it's just the fact
42:44
that i know what it like you'll catch
42:47
yourself watching it and the episodes are
42:49
really well put together and like jameson
42:51
could go do something else and i'll
42:52
probably watch three more before it
42:54
because they're eight minutes long so like
42:57
it's boom boom boom boom and it's over
42:59
with moves right along but yeah it's
43:04
pretty good here's my my nightmare from
43:09
when my daughter was little
43:12
So Ashley Tisdale played the bitchy girl
43:18
in High School Musical.
43:19
Okay.
43:20
That was my daughter's favorite.
43:22
Gotcha.
43:24
We saw High School Musical,
43:25
the entire cast,
43:26
minus Zac Efron in concert at a big
43:29
arena.
43:31
But Ashley Tisdale was coming to the local
43:33
mall.
43:37
We went and camped at the mall as
43:41
soon as we could get in the doors
43:43
and it ended up being like four hours
43:46
for Ashley Tisdale to come out of
43:48
JCPenney's JCPenney, baby.
43:52
Perform three songs and leave.
43:59
Four and a half hours for that.
44:02
Sitting there for four hours waiting for
44:04
her to appear.
44:05
And when she did,
44:06
the whole crowd like mushed us against the
44:10
railing.
44:13
And I'm like bitching the whole time.
44:14
Like, I stood here for four hours.
44:16
This is my spot.
44:18
I'm throwing elbows.
44:24
I'm a Clydesdale for a reason.
44:28
There you go, Mark Phillips.
44:32
Core memory created.
44:35
my gosh uh yes to answer trained olives
44:41
uh question bluey is a girl so is
44:45
her sister bingo yeah let me tell you
44:50
something scott if you for whatever reason
44:53
you got like nieces nephews like anybody
44:54
around that age would no there's nobody
44:56
okay dude i'm old i get it um
45:01
The dad.
45:02
And I'm not ready for a grandkid yet
45:04
either.
45:04
Understandable.
45:05
The dad, bingo, excuse me, dad, bandit,
45:09
is every dad I know.
45:11
Every good dad I know.
45:13
Like,
45:14
from playing with the kids to like at
45:16
one point they make the best one of
45:19
the best jokes on the planet on the
45:21
entire show is the kids are watching
45:23
something and bandit comes up now they're
45:25
all cartoon dogs right they're cartoon dog
45:28
family and bandit goes i'm not taking
45:30
advice from some cartoon dog i'm not
45:33
taking child uh child yeah i'm not taking
45:35
child what is it like child rearing advice
45:37
or whatever from some cartoon dog
45:40
It's fantastic, dude.
45:42
It's absolutely fantastic.
45:44
There was a show when Corey was small
45:46
that it called Good Luck Charlie.
45:48
Okay.
45:48
And the dad on there was Bob.
45:52
And Bob was awesome.
45:54
Yeah.
45:55
He made watching that show worthwhile.
45:58
I bet.
45:59
For me.
46:01
I could tolerate the show because of Bob.
46:03
Because Bob was feeling what I was
46:05
feeling.
46:06
And we could commiserate together.
46:08
Yeah.
46:10
it's great dude like man i'm telling you
46:12
bandit is my spirit animal most days
46:15
because he just wants his kids to be
46:17
happy plays with him does cool stuff um
46:21
but doesn't like they don't take the show
46:23
that seriously if that makes sense i don't
46:25
know it's great uh terry you're giving me
46:27
flashbacks to a wiggles concert yep done
46:30
that too so good did bear in the
46:33
big blue house i do i did like
46:35
bearing the big blue house
46:38
I like anything with puppets.
46:39
I figured that out from the time I
46:40
saw the first thing with the Muppet,
46:42
like first time I ever saw the Muppets.
46:44
The Muppet show was fantastic.
46:46
I still will go back and watch the
46:48
old, like late seventies, you know,
46:50
early eighties episodes with stars.
46:52
Nobody,
46:53
nobody of the current generation has no
46:55
idea who they are.
46:59
And then like stuff like Fraggle Rock and
47:02
Baron of Big Blue House and whatnot.
47:03
Like I can watch that kind of stuff
47:05
for whatever reason.
47:07
Ken Walters stopped ruining it for him.
47:10
He hasn't seen that Bluey episode yet.
47:13
Ken, you will enjoy it, dude.
47:14
Sit there with your grandkid because you
47:17
can watch it as an adult and you're
47:18
like, oh, yeah, it's pretty cool.
47:21
Meredith says Bandit's a hoot.
47:22
Apparently, like, everybody's into Bluey.
47:24
Yeah, dude.
47:28
Roly-Poly-Oly was my favorite to watch
47:30
with my kids.
47:31
I haven't saw that one either.
47:33
I've heard the name and I haven't saw
47:34
that one.
47:38
Stark contrast to Peppa Pig's dad,
47:40
who's a bumbling idiot.
47:42
He is, Mark.
47:45
That is a one hundred percent fact right
47:46
there.
47:49
A British idiot at that.
47:53
know jameson watched peppa pig for like a
47:56
short amount of time and then we moved
47:58
on basically as soon as she found because
48:00
she loves dogs to begin with so as
48:03
soon as she found bluey and there's like
48:05
now there's cartoon talking dogs and it's
48:07
the episodes are entertaining she's good
48:10
uh ed now i am fully on board
48:14
with this pinking the brain is one of
48:15
the greatest written shows in my lifetime
48:19
what are we going to do tonight
48:21
The same thing we do every night, Pinky.
48:25
Try to take over the world.
48:29
Pinky and the Brain is classic.
48:33
If I see it, I turn it on.
48:39
Are you thinking what I'm thinking, Pinky?
48:43
And Pinky goes, I think so, Brain.
48:46
But I don't know where we're going to
48:47
get any rubber pants.
48:49
Yeah.
48:53
they are the best it's still like it
48:55
still makes me laugh to this day it's
48:58
it was so well written it was so
49:00
well written like and it was not made
49:02
for kids man thinking the brain it was
49:04
on animaniacs but that does not mean that
49:07
it was made for kids not by any
49:08
stretch of the imagination no uh we had
49:16
a girl in basic that my ti called
49:18
pinky
49:21
So she was brilliant, right?
49:22
She was super smart.
49:23
Yeah.
49:25
Super smart.
49:26
Just sharp as a tack every single time.
49:33
There's a list.
49:39
Oh, yeah.
49:41
I'm not even getting into Barney.
49:43
no nope jody never saw pinky never watch
49:48
bluey i'm so out of it let me
49:51
tell you jody if you see pinky in
49:53
the brain on and you just want to
49:56
laugh yeah it's worth just watch one
49:58
episode it'll it'll cure what ails you yep
50:04
fantastic
50:07
Are you pondering what I'm pondering?
50:09
That's what it is, not thinking.
50:11
What are you pondering what I'm pondering?
50:12
Or she had a huge dome.
50:15
I mean, either way.
50:19
That Joseph.
50:25
Sorry,
50:26
I just found a list of all of
50:28
them.
50:28
I think he just watches us to cure
50:30
what ails her.
50:31
I mean, whatever works.
50:35
Ren and Stimpy, they were good too.
50:38
I didn't get that channel growing up,
50:40
so I missed that a little bit.
50:48
As far as Ren and Stimpy is concerned,
50:49
and Bert, you know what I'm talking about,
50:53
Log...
50:55
So they would do like random commercials
50:57
for stuff that didn't actually exist,
50:59
right?
50:59
Because you were watching Ren and Stimpy.
51:02
And there was one for a toy called
51:04
Log.
51:05
And it was exactly what you think it
51:07
is.
51:07
It's a log.
51:08
And there's the theme song.
51:10
And it starts off, what rolls downstairs,
51:12
goes over some pears,
51:13
rolls over your neighbor's dog.
51:15
It fits in your back and great for
51:16
a snack.
51:17
It's Log, Log, Log.
51:18
Yeah.
51:21
it's log it's log it's big it's heavy
51:23
it's wood it's log it's log it's better
51:27
than bad it's good fyi ren and stimpy
51:34
um is the same guy that did uh
51:38
king of the hill oh mike judge mike
51:41
judge like and beavis and butthead beavis
51:44
and butthead all of that dude so like
51:48
it's fantastic
51:50
And there's a whole ad,
51:53
and it's a kid with a big log.
51:57
It's on your back,
51:57
and grateful for a snack.
51:58
It's log, log, log.
52:02
I never missed an episode of Beavis and
52:03
Butthead.
52:04
I mean,
52:04
that was when I was in college.
52:06
Yeah.
52:06
I mean, Beavis and Butthead,
52:08
if it was on, that's another thing.
52:09
If I was flipping through the channels and
52:11
it was on, I was watching it.
52:15
And now if you watch a rerun of
52:17
it, they've taken the music videos out,
52:19
which was my favorite part of Beavis and
52:22
Honey.
52:22
Yeah,
52:22
when they were sitting there just making,
52:24
or not,
52:24
they were just talking about the music
52:25
videos.
52:27
Yeah.
52:28
Yeah.
52:32
Best cartoons ever,
52:33
Thundercats and Voltron.
52:39
No amount of therapy can fix this.
52:43
The show or you, Meg?
52:48
Because we don't want to be fixed.
52:50
No.
52:52
No man wants to be fixed.
52:55
Oh, I am incorrect.
52:57
I'm going to pray this apology right now.
53:00
It was a completely different guy.
53:01
I thought I was all Mike Judge.
53:03
It's not.
53:05
Animation veteran Jim Smith,
53:06
who co-founded the studio and co-developed
53:08
Ren Stimpy,
53:09
died of a heart attack actually last year.
53:12
And she was primary creator.
53:14
John Krafowski is still living.
53:20
anyway moving right along yeah i love king
53:22
of the hill too but i digress i
53:24
don't even i don't even know what the
53:26
hell i was that's fine we got kate
53:28
on wednesday producer as long as she
53:32
passes the test on wednesday make me spit
53:39
ghost everywhere no pressure um
53:47
Yeah, I guess that's all I've got.
53:50
I don't even know what the hell.
53:53
With that, I like this from Ed.
53:55
I am going to leave you.
53:57
My therapist says I have some hurdles.
54:00
I pay him to say that.
54:04
Yeah, I think we all do, Ed.
54:06
We all do.
54:11
I think you mean if you pass the
54:13
test.
54:16
She's saying she's interviewing me.
54:19
Are you talking to me?
54:21
Are you talking to me?
54:26
It's like that scene in Stubbrothers when
54:30
they show up and it's like,
54:32
why don't I interview you?
54:35
They're doing the job interviews.
54:39
She's like, okay,
54:40
this could be a good exercise.
54:43
No, it would not be.
54:45
I just want to leave everybody with this.
54:48
I love art open and closing theme songs.
54:53
We had the Glintons on on Friday.
54:55
This is the first show we've done since
54:56
then.
54:58
We had to pick Colleen up off the
54:59
floor after the closing theme song.
55:02
Y'all, she couldn't breathe.
55:07
We can't hear each other while it's
55:08
playing because everybody's muted.
55:11
But you can see everybody's screen still.
55:13
And Colleen was gasping,
55:16
trying to get air into her lungs.
55:19
And it was fantastic.
55:22
And it made me feel so happy that
55:25
someone got that much pleasure out of our
55:28
closing song.
55:29
A hundred percent.
55:30
So good.
55:32
Vicky keeps gotten checks.
55:34
Corey is the loose cannon.
55:36
Amen.
55:36
Amen.
55:42
Maybe.
55:44
With that, everybody enjoy.
55:47
Enjoy this closing theme song like Colleen
55:50
Glinton would.
55:51
You wouldn't wait to get to the editing
55:53
room to jazz me up.
55:55
I'm already jazzy.
56:15
From the gym to the screen, yeah,
56:17
we cover it all.
56:19
Midday motivation every time we press
56:22
call.
56:24
Lunch with the Clydesdale,
56:25
cowboy in the heat.
56:26
CrossFit, movies, music, home repeat.
56:28
Half-hour hustle, yeah,
56:29
we're building that brand.
56:31
Grab a plate, shoot it,
56:31
now you're part of the fam.